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yes. and yet we also see large we also see success happening through campus based programs and as a result of federal investment in such programs as delineated by dr. minor, namely trio and gear up, just to name two. i mean, there are many others. how do you explain those two variables? yes, that s a very good question. i m glad you asked that. it basically depends on where you start measuring. and so the work in terms of where we begin our analyses is in high school. and so when we talk about campus based programs, we re talking about already students enrolled in college. the students that made it that already show some form of success and so we track the students back to high school and early as possible. that s where you see the disconnects in the findings. it s not to say that campus based programs can t be successful. but we re talking about students who have successfully enrolled in college and my research covers the students that don t make it. i see. that s
JapanTokyoAustraliaShanghaiChinaGermanyTexasUnited-statesKievUkraine-general-UkraineBrazil historians. eyewitness accounts of event that is define the nation. c-span 3, coverage of congress and american history tv. coming up next, a house hearing of kids taken to another country. later, remarks by the president of the world bank. now, a house foreign affair committee on international child abduction. last year, congress pass zed legislation requiring the state department to issue annual reports and to take action in returning children abducted to other countries. witnesses included officials from the state department, the national center for missing and exploited children and parents of children held in foreign countries. this is about 2:15. senate committee will come to order. good afternoon. let me apologize for starting late. we did have a series of 14 votes in succession so to our distinct witnesses i apologize for the lateness getting urndsway. i want to thank all of you for being here today and al
JapanTokyoAustraliaShanghaiChinaGermanyTexasUnited-statesKievUkraine-general-UkraineBrazil other things. what you got to do is think about, you know, i think the industry needs to think about what real money investors really need. if you want to build real liquidity in bond markets. and what they often need is, you know, they want to buy bonds that are in the index upon which they re managed right? so issuing bonds that are actually in the index, it s like equity markets. we know what happens once you get into the index. liquidity goes up. that s like 101, right? then you think about the principles often if you are a regular issuer like this market you know regular issuers they absolutely thrive on building liquidity with the investor base. they issue into the same maturities. they make sure the documentation is simple. make sure you have a good derivative market because maybe they don t necessarily want to you may want to keep the liquidity position but sell off the risk. a good example is pinco that got their money back in days. so i think there are fundmentals
CharlestonSouth-carolinaUnited-statesJapanTokyoAustraliaShanghaiChinaTexasKievUkraine-general-Ukraine abduction cases based on what mr. oak ada referred to as efforts, not results. sergeant michael alias s country has failed to protect him and his children. he s seen zero progress in his case. the seventh year of his heart wrenching ordeal and i traveled with his mother, the child s grandparents to japan and met that brick wall that he has faced now for seven years in trying to help move that case along. and yet the state department can t bring itself to hold japan accountable by naming japan as an offender in the annual report. it is disappointing, it is discouraging and i believe it is disgraceful. the report whitewashes japan s egregious record on parental child abduction. and to add insult to injury, the report table that was to show the unresolved abductions in japan failed to include a single one of the more than 50 cases, 36 of which have been dragging on for more than five years according to the national center for missing and exploited children. instead the table lis
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