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washington journal look at this issue yesterday. ook, the rate of people 65 and older filing for bankruptcy is three times what it was in 1991 according to a new study the consumer bankruptcy project. here to talk about it with us, from illinois, the university of illinois program and law behavior codirector. what is this consumer bankruptcy project? why are you looking at this? guest: it is a research collaboration run by myself and the professor at the university , we have aia irvine long-running research study. we survey people who file bankruptcy. .e collect their court records it gives us an insight on the bankruptcy system, filing a crib see, an insight on what is happening in american households. host: the question is why, why are we seeing this trend? there's lots of reasons. , we can in our paper document the trends happened. we ask people why they filed bankruptcy. people over the age of 65 will .ell us they have medical debt a lot of bankruptcy filers have that. we see income decline, which is not surprising. one thing th

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level of alcohol consumption least that's what they're saying in a study in the lancet medical journal looked at alcohol use in one hundred ninety five countries and found even an occasional glass increases the risk of health problems or dying the report attributes in fact two point eight million premature deaths worldwide each year to alcohol and found an average of two drinks a day led to a seven percent rise in disease compared to people who didn't drink at all here is max griswold now from the university of washington he's the study's lead author and he says any benefits of drinking far outweighed by the risks. well dead both diabetes and heart disease which have on occasion been protected but we also looked at a whole other battery of conses specifically cancers wide range of them some you know diseases and injuries found that when you take into consideration all of these factors there's no real benefit to drinking across the spectrum of consumption is the study will consider cutting your consumption in half or just a little bit any amount can be hugely beneficial given the shape of the

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securities and exchange commission according to the wall street journal. is looking into whether must stay if statements were actually factual in other words was he joking the sheen has come off the business of wunderkind long mosque burning through billions of dollars at tesla without even a hint of future revenue insulting analysts tweeting like donald trump who is this kind investors still trust him one question some have called him the architect of tomorrow others call him a con man but either way elon musk is known as a highly driven individual and the south african born entrepreneur has achieved things many can only dream about. in one thousand nine hundred four he founded his first company at the age of twenty four by the time he was thirty he'd become one of the co-founders of online payment platform pay pal but musk is better known for his other headline grabbing projects tesla space x. and hyperloop tesla disrupted the traditional car industry with its nisha electric models its achieved household name status while burning through more than ten billion dolla

. >> each week at this segment of "washington journal" we look at how your money works. gretta goodwin of the account ability office joins us to talk about a new report that talks about incarceration and its costs to the federal government. start with the terminology we are using today. criminal alien is a term that is used throughout the report. what does that term mean? >> guest: a criminal alien is someone who is not a citizen or national of the us who has been arrested and convicted of a crime. we use the term alien because it is defined in statute, part of the immigration and naturalization act. that is why we use the term alien. >> host: the could be legal or illegal. how many are currently in the criminal justice system right now? >> guest: we studied two populations. the first population, criminal aliens incarcerated in federal prison and the second study population, criminal aliens who are incarcerated in state and local facilities. so the first population, our study population was 198,000. the second population, our study population we did a subset, was 500,000

a few weeks ago, the "wall street journal" gave the warning that we should look for this. when they pointed pout karen mcdougal, a former playboy model, a woman who said she had a long running affair with president trump, the journal reported that she would be placed on of all things, men's journal for their september issue. despite what appeared to be total bewilderment by the magazine's own staff. mcdougal would be a rare solo woman on the cover of the high-end men's lifestyle magazine which typically show cases male celebrities. the male's chief ref new officer and content officer have told some employees that they unsuccess appealed to david pecker, the ceo of america magazine, who reportedly ordered the cover. they asked him to consider replacing her on the cover. the executives said they argued that would it hurt the reputation making it tougher to attract top talent for future ever coulds and potentially alienating hard-won advertisers. nevertheless, there she is. get her workout. guys. it says it right there in the fine print. four days before the presidential elect

we just got the brand-new cover of next month's men's journal. and look. hey, wait a minute. that's neither haircut a nor haircut b. who is that? i mean, literally given what men's journal usually does for a cover, what is this person doing on the front of men's journal? what even is -- is her name on the cover? is she the facebook detective? is her name style and design? is her nametonic cocktail? that's not a terrible stage name. it's ridiculous. turns out her name is on the cover. it is whoop, down there on the right, second to last line in the fine print right underneath master the cable pulley, it says there in red, she is karen mcdougal. and with this most unusual cover, the readers of men's journal magazine are invited to as you see there, get karen mcdougal's workout. you know what? this is kind of a departure for this particular magazine. can you spot which one of these kids is not like the others? but you know, it's interesting. we did have a warn hag this was coming. when i saw the warning it was coming i didn't totally believe it would eventually arrive but it has

saturday morning, the wall street journal looks at the impact of the education department's plan to goeges and universities. the uptick on women and minority candidates in the 2018 election. commentary magazine contributor discusses his piece about the failure of congress, and what he argues is causing their weakness. liven's washington journal saturday eastern. join th discussione. >> join us for a book tv's live coverage national book festival next saturday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. from thecalls in washington convention center. . historianrize winning with "leadership and turbulent times." and fox news host brian kill need with his -- kilmeade with his book on andrew jackson. watch the library of congress annual book

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perception ethiopia's economy is growing at a faster rate than any other african country fearless journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting it's groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a al-jazeera show war winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. only on al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us adrian from going to here with the news from up zero our top stories this hour the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees says that it's surprised by u.s. decision to cut all funding the move by washington ends decades of financial support towards health education and food security a study and president mahmoud abbas has called the move a flagrant assault on the palestinian people. the u.s. and canada have missed a deadline to revamp the north america free trade agreement talks on friday broke up without a deal but official say that was you what stay. russia has accused ukraine of assassinating prominent separatist leader alexander couch and co in eastern ukraine the russian ba

still ethiopia's economy has grown at a foster right than any other african country fearless journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a who al jazeera shelled would winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. on al-jazeera it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is it. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing is a job and fortune combat should be made. the story of the highs and lows of young. fast paced world of the pro gamers. state of play a witness documentary. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as an eyewitness that's what this job. it's almost gets worse with news that the chief financial officer of the trump organization has been given immunity to the cohen inquiry. hello and welcome and you're watching algis there live from london also coming up calls for peace as about ways top courts confirms president my god was election victory dismissing the opposit

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coming up saturday morning, the wall street journal josh mitchell, look at the impact of the education department plan to roll back rules on for-profit colleges and universities. also, purdue university nadia brown on the uptick in women and minority candidates running in the 2018 midterm elections. and in our spotlight on magazine segment, commentary magazine contributor, levine discusses the failure of congress and what he argues is causing their weakness. washington journal, live beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday night on "after words" economist discusses her book edge of chaos. our democracy is failing to deliver economic growth and how to fix it. she is interviewed by jason furman, former chairman of the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. >> my name is lisa rubenstein, and i work in the child adolescent and family branch, at the substance abuse and mental health services administration. key principle in our branch is the importance of youth voice. you heard joseph this morning with his really great messages a

versus looking at the journals and letters at the time. looking at all those contextual materials of people were writing at the time of the disappearance and the subsequent trial. one of the things that especially struck me was how much has changed in writing history in the last two decades. when i started working on this i started by looking for an account of this case. an interesting writeup of the case, a collection a couple of years ago. there were books in the 1970's. the historical resources we are able to be wrong on are now extraordinary. one of the key changes that has is thed in that time digitizing of this information. especially coming up with newspapers. you are trying to find out the newspaper accounts of the time. you could see if someone has indexed a newspaper. see where the occurrences if someone's name came up. unit that some and disappeared that week when they were discovered. he would pour over microphones and give yourself a migraine. that was when we go through newspapers. very handy as far as it goes. happened is an

your perception ethiopia's economy has grown at a foster right than any other african country is journalism look at sirens were heard here is that gives indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussions just six months ago we were at the brink of a whole al-jazeera show war winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. on al-jazeera a new year a new car and many new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting and frustration grips the villagers and as the saga began over a year before revolt is in the air. called. pot for a six part series filmed over five years. china's democracy experiment on which is their. children are the victims again in yemen as it as strike at a camp kills at least twenty three rebels blame the saudi u.a.e. coalition. sam is a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead. changes prime minister for the sixth time in eight years and soon the government's majority could come under threat. the un urges south american countrie

perception ethiopia's economy is growing at a fossil rate than any other african country food is journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a heap o. jews the original world winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. on al-jazeera. this is a news hour on al-jazeera with me for a reminder of our top stories the united nations has held an emergency security council meeting about a possible offensive in syria's province russia called for the meeting where it denied that the syrian government would conduct a chemical attack. canada has rejoined talks with the u.s. to try to salvage the north america free trade agreements nafta or a new version of it canada is under pressure after u.s. president donald trump announced on monday he'd reached a deal with mexico that could repay snuffed out and a united nations panel has blamed all. all sides in yemen's civil war of committing possible war crimes a report by the un experts says there is reason

this there is no safe level of alcohol consumption according to a study in the lancet medical journal it looked at alcohol use in one hundred ninety five countries and found that even an occasional glass increases the risk of health problems or dying the report attributes two point eight million premature deaths worldwide each year to alcohol and found an average of two drinks a day led to a seven percent rise in disease compared to people who don't drink at all max results from the university of washington the study's lead author and told us any benefit of drinking alcohol is far outweighed by the risks. both diabetes and heart disease which have on occasion been protected but we also looked at a whole other battery of causes this if it were cancers wide range of them some you know diseases and injuries found that when you take into consideration all of these factors there's no real benefit to drinking across the spectrum of consumption is the study will consider cutting your consumption in half or just a little bit any amount can be hugely beneficial given the shape of the risk for it rises e

host: craig gilbert covers it all for the "milwaukee journal sentinel." >> here's a look at our primetime schedule on the c-span networks. author and mother jones reporter ari berman discusses the history and future of voting rights. is book tvwo, it with recent books on religion and politics. history tv american with programs on the cold war, and the space race. coming up on wednesday morning, inside elections reporter on the results of tuesday night's primaries in four states. then a discussion of nafta renegotiations and trump administration trade policy with tori whiting and lori wallach. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. in the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. next, today's white house briefing with sarah sanders. m

the "wall street journal" also reporting federal investigators are looking into possible fraud against the bank that financed cohen's taxi medallion business. cohen has not been charged with a crime, and "the journal" reports he previously denied wrongdoing. >>> firefighters are struggling to contain the largest wildfire in california history. at this point, the mendocino complex fire has scorched nearly 293,000 acres. 75 homes have been destroyed, and the fire at this point only 34% contained. now, firefighters are up against a myriad of issues here, but chief amongst them, hot, dry, and windy conditions. cnn's stephanie elam has the latest from california. >> reporter: christina and phil, we are standing in the midst of some of the devastation from the mendocino complex fire, which is actually two fires that started about the same time, burning near each other here. and you can see how hot this fire got. the devastation here, even in this rural community, you can see that it has really ravaged some of the properties that are here. and just to give you an idea of how bad the fire seas

let freedom ring. ♪ my country tis of thee ♪] >> washington journal continues. host: a looke u.s. capitol, the senate is still working during portions of summer, the house will take a pro forma session at 9:00 today, when they come in for that very short session, we will take it live. when it is done we will go back to resuming our normal programming on this washington journal. joining us today in a discussion of news of the day is cheryl chumley with the washington times. she served as an online opinion evidence -- editor and is you to talk about many things. thank you for joining us. guest: it's great to be here. host: we were asking people about top stories of the week in the previous segment. from the look of everything that broke this week, what caused the most attention for you. guest: definitely the yanking of securityennan's clearance. it's not a much the active yanking of the clearance, but the leftist response to it, as if this was something horrific and unheard of. i would like to point out that his security clearance is not a right, it's a privilege. when you hav

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so if i had to put my finger on something down the road, that would be it. >> "the wall street journal" looksat corporate debt and says it's 3.4% over ebida. it does that make it easier to tick >> if you look at the averages, you go, no big deal, no problem. but it's on the tails of the distribution take the growth in subprime mortgage lending back before the last crisis, at the peak, subprime mortgage debt totaled about $3 trillion, if you add up all the leveraged loans and the bonds outstanding, it's 3.2 and rapidly rising, so if you're just looking at averages, you won't see the problems that are developing >> and what triggers that concern makes it more of a potential issue. does it have to be rates going up >> yes, a lot of this debt is adjustable rate, so as the interest rates begin to rise, the cost of this debt will begin to increase. on the other side of the stimulus, as you move into the next decade, interest rates are going to slow quite dramatically there's a lot of script to be written between here and then, and regular lawsuittors can res. but if i had to pick something to look

and the journal looks at evaluations trending at the lowest levels of the year the last few weeks andt it means. >> right you've had earnings come up to meet stock prices. stock prices flat lined since almost january we're about back to the five-year average for the s&p 500. it's not as if we got really cheap. it's just that there's great earnings out of taking care of an overvalueation. [ opening bell ] >> i find it interesting because the s&p 3,000 might be a bold number it's like 5% it's been stuck for awhile. >> there's the opening bell. some weak red on the left side of your screen at the big board it's the intrepid celebrating the 75th anniversary of the commissions of the "intrepid. we're going try to keep our eye on some of these european banks. unicredit, losses in the mid 5% range. >> they have significant operations in turkey so the degree you're worried about turkey, you're going to be worried about whether or not the banks will take a hit to their earnings i don't see that those banks are trading away what should be fundamentally worried about something systemic but, obvi

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coming up saturday morning, the journal's josh mitchell looks at the impact of the education department'slan on for-profitules colleges and universities. university's nadia brown on the uptick on women 2018 midterme elections. and in our spotlight on commentaryegment, magazine's contributor discusses his piece about the failure of isgress and what he argues causing their weakness. c-span's washington journal. at 7:00 a.m.ng eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. to bring, we continue you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. you doark mills, what do for a living? >> i'm a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, where i write aboutand policy and energy policy. tech'm also a partner in a venture fund where we invest in software companies for the oil business. >> how did you get there? >> how did i get whic

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journal. >> take a look this chart on your screen. the rate of people 65 and older filing for bankruptcy is three times what it was in 1991. according to a new study by the consumer bankruptcy project. here to talk about it with us is joining us from illinois, robert lawless who is the university of illinois behavior and loss social science codirector. let's first "what is this consumer bankruptcy project? what is your goal and why are you looking at this? >> it's a long-running research collaboration. it's now run by myself, professor katie at university of idaho and - -. we have a long-running research study. we survey people who file bankruptcy. we collect their court records and financial information. it gives us great insight on the bankruptcy system, whose filing bankruptcy which is also an insight as to what's happening in the american households. >> the question is why? why are we seeing this trend? >> i think there's lots of reasons. i should say the data in our paper, we can document the trends happened. we ask people why th

securities and exchange commission according to the wall street journal it's looking into whether musk statement were actually factual in other words. after all is burning for billions of dollars of tesla without even a hint of future profits. question some have called him the architect of tomorrow others call him a con man but either way elon musk is known as a highly driven individual and the south african born entrepreneur has achieved things many can only dream about. in one thousand nine hundred four he founded his first company at the age of twenty four by the time he was thirty he'd become one of the co-founders of online payment platform pay pal but musk is better known for his other headline grabbing projects tesla space x. and hyperloop tesla disrupted the traditional car industry with its nice electric models its achieved household name status while burning through more than ten billion dollars without ever making a profit but that hasn't stopped musk he aims to change long distance travel with hyperloop the idea is to send an electromagnetically levitated fickle through a l

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journal." authorities are also looking into whether cohen lied on loan applications. >> and now to california on what is shaping up to be the worst fire season in state history. in southern california, southern los angeles, a fire tornado erupted in the so-called holy fire. firefighters are working to keep it away from homes. some orange county residents had meantime up north, the largest th res state history, the m burning slower. this morning there are 18 fires. >>> prosecutor says a pennsylvania police officer they've charged with voluntary manslaughter is relatively inexperienced and made an unreasonable decision about his safety. he shot and killed a man from new jersey last month. nikki battiste has the details. >> reporter: the fatal shooting of joseph santos was captured on this cellphone video. you can hear jonathan roselle give commands before giving fire shots, killing the 44-year-old who was unarmed. lehigh county district attorney jim martyn called it unjustified. >> i have concluded he did not have to discharge his weapon. >> reporter: the incident happens after callers reported a

according to "the wall street journal," the s.e.c. is looking into musk's wording and method. it turns outtas shy, musk could opeo market manipulation. >>> the rite aid/albertsons merger is off. the pharmacy and grocer were unable to arrange a deal that appeal to contender. critics contend it gave albert sons the means to take the company public without asking shareholders. >>> do you want to work from home? this is your chance. the ecommerce giant is posting jobs for over 230 virtual or work-from-home positions. most are full-time in customer service, sales, or resources. in addition to working home they get medical and dental, a 401(k) company plan, stock, and discount on amazon products. >> you had me at work in your pajamas. >> right? sounds good to me. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >>> still ahead, coming home, family of a fallen korean war veteran finds some closure after nearly seven decades. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can ke

on "washington journal ," a look at efforts to prevent gun violence in chicago and other u.s. cities with marcus mcallister of cure violence and raphael mandell --'s the manhattan institute's -- the manhattan institute's rafael mangaul. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. 16th.thursday, august we are going to start with your thoughts on gun violence and what should be done about it. read the headlines about chicago and heard the president talking about the murder rate in that city. while the numbers are trending down, it is not just chicago. baltimore, memphis, detroit among others dealing with violence. should the government step in or should state leaders be responsible? is it more laws that are needed to restrict gun ownership or