U. S. Is stepping down as anger grows over the treatment of Migrant Children in camps. The war of words between u. S. And iranian officials of the acrimony betweenhe nations escalates. Twitter is the weapon of choice as diplomacy stalls. Plus, the fascinating history of hest food. Why americans loveir guilty pleasures despite the downsides of too much t and salt. Laura for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news americ we begin with the growing outcry over the treatment of detained Migrant Children over the u. S. Border. Er an government Officials Say they have returned about 100 children to a troubled facility in texas, where lawyers say minors were held without access to showers or enough foo the customs and Border Protection agency housesil those en, and the acting head resigned this afternoon. The bbc news nor j america edit sopel has the latest. Jon it is a nondescript government building in clint, texas, but beyond unwelcoming wall Migrant Children who h
At 10 00 a. M. Eastern dilip coverage of the u. S. Supreme work oral argument and 8 00 p. M. Recap the events and take your calls. Watch live coverage of the u. S. Supreme court beginning thursday at 7 00 a. M. Eastern washington journal on cspan, cspan now our free mobile video out or online at cspan. Org. Discussing the challenges to freedom in hong kong and china. The Steamboat Institute in beavercreek colorado. It runs 40 minutes. You see violent people. The rest people. It is a dark contrast of what they may and hong kong is where many people do this. In the end, the only thing is trust. How are you want to do business with the government that is no untrustworthy and the press. So the moment he landed in hong kong when he was 12, the first day he went to work in a sweatshop factor viii. They were he still has these scars from that time. One of his fingers was partially cup by a machine. He remembers that time. If you asked him about it is a very happy time in his life because for
Library foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming this evening. And i would like to extend a warm welcome to those who are joining us online as well. I would also like to acknowledge the support of our underwriters for the Kennedy Library forums, the lead sponsor bank of america, the institute, boston globe, infinity, our bookstore has copies of his books available for purchase. This year marks the centennial of John F Kennedys birth as we honor life and legacy during ken ential centennial year and we could not be pleased to honor tonight. Im honored to introduce todays participants in tonights program. Professor of history at bart college and author and editor of 11 books including mcmilan, eisenhower and the cold war and reagan and thatcher, the difficult relationship. I am also deliberated to introduce moderator, Public Service at new york university, Award Winning author, president ial historian and director of museum. Please join me in welcoming richard and tim. Thank you, and
Good evening. How is everybody doing . This is my kind of crowd. When you talk through the video, that gives me a good feeling. Everybody is excited to be here and talk with each other. Im the director of him for him and Innovation Lab at the Commonwealth Club. Welcome to tonights conversation with leila janah, founder and author of the excellent book gives work reversing poverty one job at a time. Tonights conversation is moderated by laura tyson, phd, graduate of the school of business at uc berkeley. I think you already did this, but heres a challenge. Turn to somebody you dont know and introduce your self before we get started. [inaudible conversations] okay. That is the perfect 82nd friendship. [laughter] lets come back. This is my kind of audience. I hope that you are like this and it comes time to the audience questions. You are at the second event to take place in this auditorium. [applause] that is worth a round of applause. We are in our brandnew home where 114yearsold weve b
[applause] good evening. How is everybody doing . This is my kind of crowd. When you talk through the video, that gives me a good feeling. Everybody is excited to be here and talk with each other. Im the director of him for him and Innovation Lab at the Commonwealth Club. Welcome to tonights conversation with leila janah, founder and author of the excellent book gives work reversing poverty one job at a time. Tonights conversation is moderated by laura tyson, phd, graduate of the school of business at uc berkeley. I think you already did this, but heres a challenge. Turn to somebody you dont know and introduce your self before we get started. [inaudible conversations] okay. That is the perfect 82nd friendship. [laughter] lets come back. This is my kind of audience. I hope that you are like this and it comes time to the audience questions. You are at the second event to take place in this auditorium. [applause] that is worth a round of applause. We are in our brandnew home where 114year