abuse. facebook users open up their challenges. wired editor in chief nickson nick thompson with his story. we re outside windsor with how the couple s celebration will take to the streets. first we begin with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. the white house on defense after a domestic abuse scandal. the white house said that they could have handled the situation better. that s a bit of an understatement. yes, they could have done a lot better. today president tump officially unveils a $1.5 trillion plan to improve the country s infrastructure. investigators are looking into a helicopter crash into the grand canyon. three british were killed. they reveal sexual misconduct by harvey weinstein. most of middle tennessee and southern kentucky are under flood warning. if there s any more, we might wake up down in the road. an explosion and fire at a power substation is causing a blackout in parts of puerto rico. a leaking gas truck, fire, w
challenges from battling fake news to questions about user privacy. wired editor and chief nick thompson is here with the first look at his revealing new cover story. and prince harry and meghan markle unveil new details of their wedding day. we re outside wind store castle with how the royal couple will take their celebrations to the streets. we begin with the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. one week ago he was an aide to trump and now he s out of the white house. the white house on defense. the white house says they could have handled the situation better. that s a bit of an understatement if you ask me. president trump unveils a $1.5 trillion plan to improve the country s infrastructure. investigators are looking into the cause of a helicopter crash in the grand canyon. three british tourists were killed. new york s attorney general has now failed a civil rights lawsuit against the weinstein company. new examples of sexual misconduct by harvey weins
for him. this portion looks at the lessons learned from the housing and financial crises of 2007-2009, and what you cities have done since event to prepare for future market fluctuations. this is one hour 15 minutes. it s my pleasure to invite tracy gordon who is a senior fellow in the brookings urban tax policy center, she is a leading scholar and specialist in the air of state and local finance. we are so delighted to have her as part of the urban team and working on these issues, she s going to present work and research she done with colleagues at ucla, and kick off our next panel conversation. tracy. thank you very much, erika, thank you to my colleagues at the urban institute and the lincoln institute of land policy put together such a terrific program, very excited to be a today talk about some of my work with my co-authors at ucla and uc berkeley. first i wanted to take a couple minutes to explain why my paper is different from the previous paper that was discussed
it s my pleasure to invite tracy gordon, who is a senior fellow in the brookings urban tax policy center. she is a leading scholar and specialist in the area of state and local finance, and we are so delighted to have her as part of the urban team and working on these issues. and she is going to present work and research that she s done with colleagues at ucla and kick off our next panel conversation. tracy? thank you very much, erika. and thank to my colleagues at the urban institute and the lincoln institute of land policy. such a terrific program. very excited to be here today and talk about some of the work of my co-authors in l.a. at uc berkley. first, our unit of analysis is different. we re not looking at these fiscally standardized cities, but we re looking at cities just how they exist. we re not capturing these differences that andy laid out between, say, baltimore and tampa, but we are capturing the decision-making unit as opposed to maybe you can think about fis
to invite tracy gordon, who is a senior fellow in the brookings urban tax policy center. she is a leading scholar and specialist in the area of state and local finance, and we are so delighted to have her as part of the urban team and working on these issues. and she is going to present work and research that she s done with colleagues at ucla and kick off our next panel conversation. tracy? thank you very much, erika. and thank to my colleagues at the urban institute and the lincoln institute of land policy. such a terrific program. very excited to be here today and talk about some of the work of my co-authors in l.a. at uc berkley. first, our unit of analysis is different. we re not looking at these fiscally standardized cities, but we re looking at cities just how they exist. we re not capturing these differences that andy laid out between, say, baltimore and tampa, but we are capturing the decision-making unit as opposed to maybe you can think about fiscally standardize