in that sense moynahan had the courage to raise an issue that is unpopular.is how human beings creatively respond to poverty, in this case white brothers and sisters. it was a magnificent place and the rest is history. but every working class person isn't a robert george. [laughter] i certainly think it is true that he didn't get the complete picture and it was a different economic times. on the other hand he was deflected from seeing other factors because it seemed to him to be accountable, to be accounted for in the reference to recent history of race relations and racial oppression. the kind of things that you have for example on steroids, that's the kind of things i said we need to address when we talk about properly addressed economic issues. where we sometimes make a mistake is to suppose that if we could solve those that would be rosy but they wouldn't have been and they were not and will not be unless we address the cultural factors. nicholas kristof the great liberal columnist about six months ago wrote an article after he took a visit to my home sta

one of the great things about moynahan one of the things about moynahan that was rare in american politicswas an intellectual political leader and statesman. we can think of other such people in history william gladstone has great opponent in 18th 18th century britain, winston churchill. some people might say woodrow wilson in the united states who was of course a great scholar and became president of the united states. moynihan was that. .. if we're going to do justice by these precious creatures who are our fellow human beings become a.made for possessing a profound inherent, and equal dignity for what professor can't -- professor west coast sanctity. sanctity. for their sake, for the sake of human persons that we worry about these issues make these reforms, and that reforms, and that is what is setting your mind. >> yes. i agree with so much. namely that when you say that monahan missed that one fact and it is a factor that means the judges race but when way brothers and sisters or socially neglected and economically abandoned to other communities gets the ball they wrestle with unemplo

john moynahan will undergo outpatient rehabilitation.e was shot at point-blank range during a traffic stop. the officer was recognized during a ceremony at the white house for his action during the hunt for the boston marathon bombers. up next -- a move towards healing, all brought about by facebook. simple lack that went viral and helped an entire community. here at home, a beautiful day outside. >> i just put it out on facebook and said, hey, we are fine, but this is what we need. kimberly: that simple request got an overwhelming response. she is one of dozens of people whose home was leveled in illinois. she asked for help on social media and people started showing up. they brought supplies, food, and helped pick up priceless possessions. she said thanks to the acts of kindness, she and her husband plan to rebuild. if you have never lived in the midwest, the people are amazing, lifting each other up, helping out. no severe weather here, severely awesome. eileen: i love that, that is what it was. speaking of severely awesome this is pr

brian moynahan is now trying to boost revenue. a look at top stories we are following this hour.scarlet fu will have another market check and analysis in the aftermath in the release of the fed's beige book. peter cook's interview with treasury secretary jack lew. it is open house season. auction.com put out a list of this bring's hottest spring -- hottest housing markets. what fundamentals do the top selling single-family housing markets have in common? >> for we looking at now is population growth job growth wage growth. those of been historically, three things that led to housing growth. mark: can we and further strength or weakness of that market's overall economic performance? rick: historically we have been able to do that. it is possible to look at the top five markets we are looking at and assume they are doing well economically. mark: we have those markets on our screen. they all seemed to be improving on the economic front. rick: denver has job growth three times the national average . a lot of growth in professional services and technology. mark: where is that growth c

these are the policies that senator moynahan wrote about 40 years ago, they're called liberal democratics. hence, you have a, what happened in detroit, baltimore, you see cities falling apart. >> here's what really makes me nervous that a lot of people aren't talking about. police already have a tough enough job. we keep hearing about an alliance. we actually saw this earlier on the channel tonight. crips, bloods the nation of islam, an alliance has been formed with a direct threat to take out their violence against police officers. why do i fear that this will spread to other cities and this could happen simultaneously and a war against police officers now breaks out. how would you handle that? >> i think the police have to be very cognizant of the social media. and i know the new york city police department is way ahead in that area. this should have been monitored. they should have picked this up the moment this started moving around the social media with the kids. therefore, instead of having an inadequate number of police they should have had more than enough police to deal with it.

woman to decide to abort a child within hours of birth in the partial birth abortion, which pat moynahangreat democratic liberal once called akin to infant side. the fact that democrats would awill you that i think is a terrible losing issue. and it's a moral issue. it's also one on which the republicans can actually act in the real world apart from using it in campaigns. there is a national consensus on this. so why not work on the late term abortion issue and get legislation that will ban it. it's the right thing to do. and it's a winning issue. >> quickly, a.b. besides iowa and south carolina, do you see this issue being dominant? >> it's really going to depend. it wasn't last time. i don't see it being dominant, but we don't know what fights are going to break out in this and charles is right. the interesting thing is the millennial voter is more pro-life. and increasingly. and so in the discussion that tries to galvanize young people, it might become more of the debate than it has been in recent cycles. it certainly has been dormant for a while. >> that is it for the panel. stay tun

iss, who represents institutional shareholders saying the governance committee at bank of america moynahan'ss not been all that good. mike mayo still pricey on the street at clsa has taken up this debate and says it is a most unusual board. how critical a board are the ceo's of american banks? prof. hintz: the answer is simple -- looking a number of people is that on a bank board. way too many. tom: way too many full set thank you. steve burke of comcast is i believe on the citigroup board. prof. hintz: i want a risk manager because risk management is something board managers typically do not have, so i want a finance person, i want somebody who is very knowledgeable about risk management. i would love to have somebody who knows something about capital markets in terms of the trading businesses, and then the rest can be the golf partners. tom: this is really well said olivia. this is the reality that guys like professor brad hintz look at when a look at the back of the annual report. olivia: you were talking about what went wrong with strategy 2015, back in 2012, the return on equity target

and patrick moynahan says that it is profound.yone is entitled to his or her own independence and facts. please keep this in mind. here are the facts. the world today is much more dangerous. let's less stable. less ordered than it was 25 years ago. there are more nuclear states and less control over the nuclear weapons and nuclear no how and regional conflicts. and ethnic religious hatred. political extreme sxichl intolerance. as a result there. is more terrorism. in more places. and making this work worse, there is more economic and social deprivation and recentment. as we all flow. are more environmental dangers and foreseeable shortages of the earth's resources. here is the other fact this. is not an opinion. but it is a fact not one of these dangers can be dealt with effectively without russia's cooperation no matter who sits in the cem len. and in the after the soviet union. russia remains the largest territory country. and the one that straddles the fateful front line between the western and islamic civilization. russia has

we're back. >> bobby moynahan as charlotte. >> what? >> as the granddaughter.a clinton's 6-month-old daughter. most googled question about hillary, this came out overnight. what people are looking for now. what do you think it is? >> how old she is. >> that was it. that's the most googled question. she's 67. >> here's the deal though. if you google most celebrity, that's the first thing that comes up in addition to who are they dating and usually questions are they straight or gay. >> people seek that information. >> if you google most celebrities, liam neeson, it will come up usually the first thing. when you google search something it shows you -- >> they googled specifically how old is she. >> i know. but doesn't that happen when you go to google right now and google someone's name, they put in the first thing people are asking about them. >> i have no idea. i'm on vacation. here's a question for you. here's a presidential trivia question for you. which four presidents are not buried in the united states? >> you don't want to talk about the current situation

and i have shared your prayers in the past few days of for an army ranger and police officer, john moynahan on monday night. [applause] i mention him because last year the white house, and the vice president and i, had the chance to honor him as one of america's top cops for his bravery in the line of duty and for risking his life for a fellow officer, and i am told that he is awake and talking and we wish him a full and speedy recovery. [applause] i also want to thank allowed someone who very much wanted to be here, someone who wanted to be here every day for 25 years, he represented this commonwealth every day, and that his secretary of state john kerry. [applause] many of you them -- you know that he stood up for principles for ted and his brother john kennedy believed in so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. finally -- [applause] finally, in his first year at senate, ted dispatched a young age to assemble a team of talent without rival. the cell was simple, come and make history. so i want to give a special shout out to his extraordinarily l

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new york city was the hat tip to moynahan then went on a listening tour and hit every locality you could find in new york state. no big rallies, no gymnasiums but literally house to house. in many ways trying to recreate formats that she's comfortable in. in talking to people close to secretary clinton, while many people advised would like to see her do the big speech make this about the first woman presidency, it's the candidate herself who said no i want to do this small and have this roll out as slow as you can have a ramp up and she needs to get her campaign sea legs. >> there's a new poll three swing states showing that clinton is under water on whether or not she is honest and trust worthy. so how concerning is that as you look at this quinn pea ak poll? >> this is what the e-mail story brought back. there is this sort of -- the honest and trustworthy question with the clinton name and clinton brand is like velcro with them. and every once in a while they are able to get away from it and it doesn't pull them back into negative territory and then something happens and all of a sudde

>> sometimes we have seen people like tom moynahan when he was running domino's pizza taking positionsbe some viewers would be more upset about as he was a pro life advocate and the great folks running chik-fil-a has gotten themselves into some controversy by taking positions. but nonetheless it's a cross cutting issue. to not divide the population over something where generational you can see the popular winds are behind the ceo on this. they are not out in front. it is remarkable that these ceos are not hiding behind trade associations. they're not waiting for a plebiscite from the shareholders to give them a vote of encouragement or even the board that this is the corporate position. they're acting like corporate states people and i support them. the foreign cross weres act which i know you don't love was a u.s. creation by a u.s. company. it was tom phillips who got out there as ceo of raytheon with charlie adams and said we need an even playing field for how to compete around the world. that was a defense contractor. ibm when they went into the south, you were talking about differ

. >> monday night on the communicators, we met up with tim moynahan to get a tour of the latest in tv technology. >> what does oled stand for? tim: organic light emitting diode. it refers to the backlight system. we use led backlight to color liquid crystal display and this one is using the individual oled particles as a source of light. they can turn on and off independently. with an led set you will always see some sort of life seeping -- light seeping through. to my eyes this is 4k and oled which is the buzzwords at the show. as the holy grail of tv. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> this week, tomorrow night represented steve russell. test that his life in congress and his childhood experiences. >> i nearly died several times from birth, i almost died at that time. my mother had had a couple of miscarriages prior to me. i nearly died at birth. she always told me i was her little fighter. it does something to a child that