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now four former national .ecurity advisers susan rice and tom donnellan and condoleezza rice and stephen hadley talk about threats posed by russia, china, and north korea. welcome, everybody, and this is pretty much what the essence of the aspen institute has been and should always be about, and what our nation should be about, a notion of very dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the aspen strategy group. i want to thank joe nye, who is cochair with secretary condoleezza rice, with her first year on the job. [applause] isaacson: we also have stephen hadley and tom donlon, the first time four national have beendvisers together. it shows what aspen can do. you notice that susan rice is missing. she will be here in seven minutes. she is just on her way from the airport. just like bob gates last year, always a buddy who wants to make a dramatic enters. let me turn it over to a person everybody know ....
washington next week? is it thomas jefferson the week after? i m not putting anyone on a moral plane. i m say the group on one side and a group on the other and they came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and it was horrible and it was a horrible thing to watch. but there is another side. there was a group on the side, you can call them the left, you just call them the left, that became violently attacking the other group. you say what you want, but that is the way it is. reporter: he defended his 24 48 hour delay to denounce the white nationalist. he said he was waiting for the fax to come out. he described the torchlight as peaceful. what about the alt-left they came charging at the, as you say, all right. do they not have any guilt? let me ask you this, what about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs, do they have any problem? i think they do. as far as i m concerned, that was a horrible, horrible day. wait a minut ....
northwest. tom, what is the latest? om: the school is behind me on 19th street. according to d.c. police, this involved a juvenile at oyster-adams. it is a large school, bilingual teaching spanish and english. this is close-up video. giovanni pena is the name of the teacher that has been accused, 31 years old, charged with second-degree sexual abuse of a minor. according to the police, they received allegations involving pena yesterday, then charged him today. we spoke with d.c. public schools, and they sent a statement that read in part, as soon as we became aware of the situation, we acted promptly to remove the teacher from the school and fully cooperate with mpd in its investigation. giovanni pena, 31 years old according to the school website, a fourth grade teacher at the school. d.c. police saying this allegation involved a juvenile at the school. d.c. police are also being also asking anyone with information about pena or possible obligations to please contac ....
and adding six trains. this is a new one. when they get old and worn they look like these. b.a.r.t. showed a video to under score next year s budget to hire more workers and add an extra hour week days. we will do more. question on hot, stuffy cars, new cars will have better air conditioning, but not till december. on shuttle service, possible said b.a.r.t. on parking costs, capped $3 a day. better alerts and signs, in the works. the real problem, it is $4 billion short on what it needs keep the system running. not enough, we need more. we have a very large need. b.a.r.t. is doing what it can. reporter: b.a.r.t. won t know till tomorrow how many people took part in this webcast. expect more complaints at a live live in person board meeting a week from tomorrow at b.a.r.t. headquarters when directors will vote on the budget. john fowler, live, thank you. new developments tonight involving the killing of a terror suspect in boston. today the fbi showed m ....
can use what we have to help ourselves, help our neighbors and help ourselves geopolitically. in new jersey, 53% of our electricity is generated by nuclear power. in new jersey, 53% of our electricity is generated by nuclear power. in new jersey, another thing you would not assume, we create the third most solar power in america behind california and arizona. again, because we invested in those things as a government and became a much more cost-effective alternative. ethanol has to be prioritized. if i were president i would set, out a national energy policy and we would make those decisions based on cost and effectiveness of the program. not upon anything else. that is where i would make that judgment congressman michael harrington. congressman harrington: i would like to get your thoughts on a number of, i suppose, components that go into this minimum wage, a range of other productivity. what are your thoughts in dealing with that issue that is able to be measured ....