you can watch more of a revisit at c-span.org/citiestour. we are here in indianapolis at the home of benjamin harrison. and this is a very iconic spot. this is where he stood and greeted crowds of people that would come to hear him speak in 1888, when he was running for the presidency. he ran a unique campaign, a front porch campaign. however, he didn t have the same from porch you see here today. there was a stoop at the front door, which is still there. he stood in that area and spoke to the crowds of people that would come hear him speak. harrison is probably one of the most under known of presidents, 23rd president of the united states. he falls right in the middle of grover cleveland s two terms. oftentimes, people find him confused with his grandfather, william henry harrison, who survived a month into his. office benjamin harrison was only seven years old when his grandfather died. he served a full four years. and as president, he has a phenomenal legacy that is a li
quite a race. quite a race. it s not just a race. there s all kind of community events going on, autographs with the drivers. memorabilia sale. it is nonstop entertainment for an entire weekend. (music) once the race begins i think a lot of people look at it as we just threw a big party and now we can get down to watching a serious race go on and see who wins. and everyone s kind of let down after the race is over because you have to wait another 364 days. final lap and it s three-way shootout into the home stretch less than half a mile. he wins. he s made the indy 500. the indianapolis 500 is the largest single day sporting event in the world and has been for many years. the speedway track about 300,000 people here for the race year after year. in terms of what it is, if you look at that literally it s a 500 mile race, 200 laps of this two-and-a-half mile oval. and here at the speedway, it is but for a lot of people it s grown into more than just a race.
potential gdp is a concept to get your arms around because we don t know what the productivity growth is going to do in the future and not so much of the gdp growth but where can you push the unemployment rate safely. what kind of policy rules to use referring to this some put more weight on the output gap and others last. one of the reason is we get this uncertainty problems or to put you in the direction in that respect. [inaudible] we would have called for the funds. which other as far as prescription what you proposed as far as the prescription which the fed proposed into the communication [inaudible] september 17 the committee released a statement today i suppose the question is what has changed between the end of august and the 24th of september in so far as this stuff is concerned? thank you. a rule that i proposed ages ago i still like and it s one thing to think about. it s held up over time. it s worse in different countries. the attempts to modify it are great.
carroll shelby and paul newman, all being prepared to race. this past year svra produced a special one-of-a-kind event at the indianapolis motor speedway, a racing pro-am, former indy 500 competitors and winners sharing the driving duties with vintage car racers. you won t want to miss it. it s all coming up next on. hey, little cobra don t you know you re gonna shut em down? i took my cobra down to the track hitched to the back of my cadillac everyone was there just waiting for me. that is the 1964 hit hey, little cobra by the rip chords, a classic song for a vintage car. hi, i m paul page, and every one of these automobiles were at one time involved with sports car racing, and they all have a history, a documented record of their sporting lives: when, where and how they fared. all of them eventually stopped racing. they were retired and put away. they became vintage cars, but that was a good thing because now these cars are back on the track, and vintage car racing is ab
that picture? there s just somebody reaching in. because everybody wants a piece of you. everybody, hoda. you re so hot. thanks to kit. all right. last night was the finale of the voice. the final three, team blake s jake worthington, team usher s josh kaufman and team adam s christina grimmie. okay. if you guys haven t seen it, we re about to tell you who you won. if you have, let s just enjoy the moment again together because it was a nail-biter. let s take a look. the finalist in third place is christina grimmie! that leaves jake worthington and josh kaufman. the winner of the voice is josh kaufman! wins it for team usher! look at usher. oh, wow! wow! with the kids and the family. he s got three little children. like 6, 4 and 2. they re real little ones. how awesome. they were all awesome. and we should reveal, because we don t really recall, we actually picked who we thought was going to win. and josh is actually on the show with us. this cou