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This is an author panel on education issues. [inaudible conversations] good morning. Welcome again to the 2016 mississippi book festival. [inaudible] all right. I think were ready to get started. Welcome to the 2016 book festival. This is our panel this morning on schools and change. I just have a few housekeeping rules. Please remember to silence your cell phones. Books of these and many of the other authors here today will be available outside the State Capitol building. The booksellers are out on mississippi street, and signing tent is directly opposite that. Youll see in the back of the program the full booksigning schedule with authors and the times that theyll be signing today. Were delighted to have cspan broadcasting live with us today from jackson, mississippi. I want to thank the state legislature for allowing us the use of this facility today to come together. I want to thank the authors and the moderators today for helping us celebrate literature and the written word togeth
Professor. They spoke at the 2014 organization of american historians annual meeting in atlanta. This is about 90 minutes. S an hour and a half. Thank you all for being here. My name is jim campbell. I teach history at Stanford University. It is my privilege and my great pleasure to introduce todays panelists after which im going to shut up. A couple of ground rules. The reason that there are these blinding lights, this event is being recorded by c span, so one consequence of that is they have asked that we use the microphone for questions from the floor. Im afraid theres only one, so my hope would be that i hope we dont get one of these endless cues, but if you do have a question and are able, please come forward and speak into the microphone with your questions. If you are not able, well try to get the microphone to you. The speaker will speak, i hope, i expect quite briefly, and we will then throw this open into a conversation. It is as all of you know if youve been watching your c
European and u. S. Sanctions. And look at that geyser. Even the pablo court was underwater and will need significant repairs. We begin this hour in the middle east where israel declared a fourhour humanitarian window in gaza today, but much of the territory did not see a pause in the fighting. Hours earlier Gaza Health Officials say 19 people died when israeli tank shells hit an u. N. School. Israel said that hamas spider rocketfired rockets and mortars from that area. Nick schifrin is in gaza. Lets start off with the attack. Give us the details. David, this was an attack that produced some of the horrific i thinks weve seen in the last few weeks, and weve seen a lot of horrific images. Nearly 200 people were injured by strikes in a crowded marketplace in eastern gaza, a place that has really been the epicenter of the fighting here. So many airstrikes into this community by israel because so maniment tease with the tunnels from gaza lead into this area. Israel had declared a ceasefire