dishonorably discharged manning's defense is planning to call on president barack obama to release an ati producer andrew blake was in the courtroom. well denise lynn just handed down a sentence of only thirty five years and i say only because private manning came into this case looking at potentially a life a life sentence he would have faced life had he been found guilty of aiding the enemy and then when the conviction was finally handed down a few weeks ago he was downgraded to a potential maximum sentence of only ninety years so thirty five years is really much less than a lot of people had expected and even the prosecution asked the court for a minimum of sixty three years ago that he was first picked up outside of baghdad iraq he was deployed as an intelligence analyst at the u.s. army and he was arrested and charged with a number of crowds related to his admitted role with the anti-secrecy website wiki leaks manning earlier this year actually admitted yes over the course of a couple of months i uploaded and shared all sorts of files that were diplomatic state department cables guan

news atis it for 11 6:00 p.m. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- we will see you at 11:00. >>> good evening. the water came fast and caught a lot of americans off guard overnight in places where the ground was already saturated and inches fell within hours. there were rivers of muddy water filled with debris roaring past houses and down hoy highways. heavy rains sit several states across the middle of the country with more rain in the forecast and in colorado the flash flooding was deadly. that's where we begin tonight just west of colorado springs with nbc's leanne greg. leanne, residents say it hit without warning? >> reporter: kate, and as you can see, the cleanup is now under way, but within the last 24 hours, a wall of water hit this town surging more than 12 feet above the creek bed, sending visitors and residents scrambling for higher ground. more than an inch of rain turned this road sbooi a raging river rushing 25 to 3

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download the official ati application to your cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television or it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. coming up on r t edward snowden has been granted temporary asylum in russia after being stuck at the moscow airport for weeks he's now somewhere in the country at a safe location is more on the story ahead. and with the ongoing n.s.a. surveillance scandal there's a growing concern over how the feis a court system works now some members of congress are hoping to increase transparency and oversight over any of the details. and the once great motor city has been in steep decline for decades the city faces eighteen billion dollars in debt and is attempting to interface our tea travels to the motor city for a look at the decline.

aty have been hitting back police stations, churches, and the symbols of government. egypt is turning increasingly violent. >> al qaeda and other militant groups will seek to exploit the situation. they will throw their political support behind the brotherhood, and at the same time, attempt to recruit from more disenfranchised members of the brotherhood. >> the government says this footage shows muslim brotherhood supporters firing at police despite calls from their leaders for peaceful protest. with so many deaths and emotions running so high, there is now an increasingly unbridgeable gap between the muslim brotherhood and the authorities on the other hand, backed ultimately by the egyptian army. the army is huge, rich, and largely respected. conscriptsusands of are drawn from the slums of egyptian society. it controls up to a third of the economy. >> it is a big employer. it has many economic interest. -- interests. it is not just about defending national boundaries and borders. it is also about defending the national identity. >> it has also got a powerful partner,

aty have been hitting back police stations, churches, and the symbols of government. egypt is turning increasingly violent. >> al qaeda and other militant groups will seek to exploit the situation. they will throw their political support behind the brotherhood, and at the same time, attempt to recruit from more disenfranchised members of the brotherhood. >> the government says this footage shows muslim brotherhood supporters firing at police despite calls from their leaders for peaceful protest. with so many deaths and emotions running so high, there is now an increasingly unbridgeable gap between the muslim brotherhood and the authorities on the other hand, backed ultimately by the egyptian army. the army is huge, rich, and largely respected. conscriptsusands of are drawn from the slums of egyptian society. it controls up to a third of the economy. >> it is a big employer. it has many economic interest. -- interests. it is not just about defending national boundaries and borders. it is also about defending the national identity. >> it has also got a powerful partner,

lack of balance still not known for straight and journalists overflowing with unanswered questions ati's lindsey france takes a look back at high snowden's airport saga unfold it. on sunday during twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat seventeen a is empty galleys and restrooms are searched the cargo hold is suspected a drinks trolley is found in business class hangovers are reported june twenty fifth president putin confirms that snowden is still in the transit area of the airport foreign minister sergei lavrov dismisses a u.s. request for ext

lesbians and transgenders but does the legislation really involve any intimidation of gay minorities while ati breaks down the myths that are being hyped up in international media on our website r t dot com from want to take a look if you're interested in that we have special section and data that we've put together on gay rights here in russia that you can take a look at the separate the facts from the fiction believe it over to you. great programs lined up tonight after the break in fact next we take a more the mainstream media in our base edition of break in a set enjoy that all second half of. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from an dirty supply. let people think i am prices pure want to. live on on t.v. . they use it up there and wash their hands. and flush their toilets when the same water. as soon says sally and spring water. limitation is. going to take three storage. arrangements three. three. three soldiers three volunteers loading video for your media projects a free media don carty dot com. to live on one

of yellow metal and preparing a return to the gold standard and that slicing up the whole market is ati's venture capital show host katie pilbeam explains. the chinese buyers have been snapping it up because it is cheaper prize music currently consider a ball good also a feeling demand is a desire for a physical assets instead of bombs or betting on foreign exchanges so here we go then these other countries are the world's largest gold reserve. although it's actually suspected that china has far more than these official figures suggest it may even have more than that of the us china is also the world's largest producer of gold and could soon become the biggest consumer pushing india off the top spot in that department. so despite your all the dole years ago china's recent interest demonstrates the precious metals lost none of its sign is growing interesting gold is part of its attempt to float one as part of nor turn it into the world's leading currencies at least that is the view of george who an analyst on china u.s. relations. i think china is moving towards becoming. another. currency

needed this time around with elections just around the corner it's a sensitive time for merkel as ati's put a lot of reports. more and more we're seeing senior figures from the world of european finance coming out and saying that they think that it's almost inevitable that greece will have to have a third bailout if it's to try and ease its ailing economy particularly here in germany that is something that would be looked at germany has been one of the major contributors towards the towards giving money to the ailing greek economy and of course we already period where there's a general election on the twenty second of september now to talk a little bit more about this and what is to be done with the greek economy i'm joined by dr marcus kerber who is a professor of political economy institute of technology and the founder of the think tank thanks very much for talking to me are we seeing mrs merkel and other leading german politicians dancing around the issue of what's going to be some rather painful decisions they going to have to be made in the near future as a matter of fact it turne

continues up next the billion dollar business that's visited by simple drinking water bottles life on ati. wow revolutions in the middle east sure get a great deal of coverage what you don't mix a lot of sense revolutions or exciting t.v. peaceful protests or nice but footage of molotov cocktails flying and crazed crowds of local middle easterners really grab attention so there's a logical natural reason why some protest movements get a lot of coverage in the mainstream media well others kind of don't please forgive me for being conspiratorial but there is one revolution going down which does have all the exciting visuals of the arab spring but just doesn't get any of the mainstream coverage in fact unarmed people in this country recently stormed the parliament trapping ministers and lawmakers with that they held them down for eight hours demanding the government resign until police with shields smash their way through creating a narrow corridor through which the officials could escape now that sounds like exciting and visual news but why did you hear about it all over the mainstream pres

in america ranks just behind the likes of china russia and iran ati's piece on it are reports now on the tears of espionage of the latest information to come out about the n.s.a. spying scandal is being published in beagle news magazine here in germany now the quote documents that were leaked by edward snowden and dated from april of this year now those documents outlining just the extent of how the united states was spying on you countries now the twenty eight member states it says were looked at in terms of foreign policy international trade and economic stability none of those apparently security related but those were the the areas in which the n.s.a. pursued the hardest now there was also spying taking place and it information being gathered with regards to technology and energy as well now also revealed in these documents that have been put forward in spiegel newsmagazine show a breakdown of the countries which the n.s.a. targeted the most now they split into. of importance now in the in the top to have countries like china russia iran pakistan and north korea but just undernea

following clashes with you how tests shortly after one of the code leaders was assassinated this story to ati's or nicholas. considering the complexity of syria you have to understand that there are dozens of groups of people who are divided by either faith or nationality or ethnicity all of them are also involved in this bitter battle which has been going on in the country for the last couple of years kurds are among the biggest ethnic groups kurds how are actually the largest nation in the world that does not have a state the dream of statehood is something that kurds have entertained for hundreds of years they are originating in iraq turkey and in syria now increasingly kurds in syria are coming under under extreme pressure from the radical groups which have permeated syria and are affiliated with al qaida recently broken out in several villages on the border between syria and turkey primarily in the northern all the province several hundred kurds have been taken hostage by fighters of all loser front and they are also helping videos posted on the internet which claim to be pictures of kurds

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donna thanks very much and if your thoughts on this donna johnson political right have lived here an ati thank you well a u.s. official says that america is not surprised by the news that snowden has been given temporary asylum in russia that follows weeks of washington pursuing the n.s.a. whistleblower with hopes of his extradition let's get the details now from. donna johnson's reaction to how she thinks relations between washington and moscow could be affected so tell us more you will that in washington tell us more about the u.s. reaction so far at this stage. well there is no official statement from the white house but from what we hear u.s. officials say they're not shocked or even surprised by the fact that russia granted snowden temporary asylum they heard president putin say russia is not going to extradite anyone so washington knew what to expect the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee said moscow's decision will harm u.s. russia relations we heard calls in congress to punish russia for snowden to boycott the g twenty and things like that some senators have intro

was caused by downpours the early july it's not expected to start receding either until next month ati's pull scott reports from one of the stricken districts. the flood stretch from east to west the distance of two thousand kilometers and from north to south a distance of five hundred kilometers now there was a real concern that the situation could get worse with. over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so the flood levels are expected to peak in the middle of next week and in particular there are two. people a seriously concerned at least the hydroelectric power stations where water levels at the moment a critical level now is a real thing which you can see behind me could bust its banks one small you can power to even close in a tent to try and counter that's authorities are allowing walter to flow through the dams increased rates of twenty percent to try to relieve some of the pressure on the lower the flood waters there around three thousand military personnel in the region as well their own hospitals and kitchens as well providing simple food such as bread to help those peop

sparked debate about how tough russian laws that tackle economic crime actually are joshie took to ati's business present to katie pilgrim she explained the recent trend to relax legislation and what effect to good have on the investment climate. the business community to get as a positive it was seen as reducing bad tape making russia a more transparent and more friendly place to come and want to do business and the ombudsman for entrepreneurs boris thought of he said at the time it's great for morale is great for the ethics in that it would lead us into more prosperity more development so it's seen as modernizing muster in a business platform and certainly a great sign for investors you know because i have been cautious when it comes to russia so if i get a good time well as well i would say this about the g. twenty coming up in exactly a month's time now we know that russia is going to say cases sell further investment opportunities in the economy is still welling up at the moment so i say it's clever timing as well for a much there was always for the check on our website or to dot co

are some of the unpleasant facts of the world that we live in more international news and coming from atito stuff to this quick break. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our t.v. . we speak your language or not at the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles kid stories. here. the spanish find out more visit actuality. libya's old wounds which led to the fall of colonel gadhafi two years ago a still open the country's grip by militia violence is a misquote below the territory and a bigger share of plummeting oil revenue on top of all that the government is trying to revive some of the tactics used by the former regime to keep dissent is it bad a fall asleep or explains. anniversaries are often a time of celebration for two years on libya has pushes little to be applauding. i'm not sure it will be right to assume that there's a government in libya there's no army no police armed militias are in control there's violent chaos the. militia violence stalks the

apology under duress perhaps in the hope of appeasing the judge orders court martial details here to ati's lives while. what he said during that statement shocked a lot of people he started off by apologizing he said quote sorry that i hurt the united states he said he has suffers from issues and there's no excuse for that he said i can't go back and change things i want to go forward i want to be a better person and it got to the point where it seemed like he was just leading to the judge pleading for his life he said to the judge i hope you can give me an opportunity to be a productive person and i say that these statements come as a shock because it was a very different bradley manning than the one we heard during the pretrial hearings where he said that he did what he did because he was trying to do the right thing and that he was a whistleblower. bradley manning is perhaps most famous for exposing this video right here which shows u.s. military personnel gunning down iraqi civilians in cold blood he also leaked hundreds of thousands of documents including u.s. diplomatic cables and wa

coop flooded the water is coming nearer and nearer to the house they are the only residents to remain ati'sfilm crew later came across this man he's also decided to stay with a submerged property like many scared to leave through fear of looting because the . every three hours a report to the emergencies minister the situation is under control we are on guard and we are ready to deal with all variants to the situation as it changes up to ten thousand people can be housed in temporary accommodation centers that have sprung up across the region shelter and supplies are provided along with psychiatric support to help people deal with the fallout from the devastation. people agreed to to those who have evacuated them from their homes who have provided everything they need to sleep residents worry about the future about being and how they will spend the winter well how about off for mains are relatively untouched by the flood was a site that seemed parts to the fifteen kilometers worth of dimes that have been built around the city in order to keep the water at bay or thirties ordering it to reac

for some but approach is simply not good enough they want to know exactly what they're tucking into ati's peter all of a met one german farm with it was found a way to satisfy the most picky appetites. europeans want to know exactly where their food is coming from this year we've seen the scandal of horse meat being passed off as beef in ready meals and the genetically modified crop giant monsanto decides that there isn't a market for them in you. all this is given one pig farmer an idea how to assure customers that his product is the best it can be and. it's important for people to see the environment where that particular animal has grown up they get to see them in a field surrounded by grass not in some inhumane pig sty. buying from burned is a little different from going to your local organic butcher customers pick their pick from photos online and then through a web cam they can watch the animals grow when you get back and then several months later they receive their requested cut. one the idea behind this belongs to a student from berlin called denis bookman his philosophy was that

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and makjoin us atiness dream aprojectluna.com ♪ lou: what more despicable behavior from san diego mayoro wants to be mayor of new york, antho wiener, a tent woman has now come forward. accusing the mayor of making unwanted sexual advances, this town and church. he is scheduled to begin two weeks of intensive therapy at an undisclosed clinic to address his alleged inappropriat behavior toward women. that sous like the right thing to do, does this? anthony wiener is apparently no longer ashamed. thee new york post is reporting he was actually encouraging crowds to chant carlos danger whe marching in an ecuadorean pride parade yesterday. no word from ecuador on what they think about all that. more than a quarter-century after falsely accusing a gang of white men of raping her, she is making defamation payments. set off a national firestorm back in 1987 when she and her handlers, including the rev. al sharpton, told police the six white man had abducted, brutalized and raped her for four days. a grand jury eventually concluded her story was a hoax. reportedly paid just over $3,700 to one of

he joins us because of the fallout continues from the nasdaq flash freeze last week a bit of ati tiffs brewing. >> bob, you're quite possibly the only person in america who can't here me. >> i have been talking all day about this tiff between the two of them over what happened on thursday. here's what i think is going on here. first, the sip. you recall the security information processor. that's the network that carries the quotes and trades for nasdaq. it went down on thursday. big issue. the question is why exactly did it go down and that's where there are a lot of differences of opinion here. the nasdaq is saying that the nysc electronic network had a connection problem with the sip and that was a factor in the belowup. specifically there was a matching engine that controlled 300 stocks that briefly went down before 11:00 a.m. when it came time to reconnect to the sip, it had to disconnect and reconnect multiple times and that caused the nasdaq to overload. nyc officials are vishtly app aplek tick about this. they're angry about being blamed for this. they say there is no way that

and makjoin us atiness dre aprojectluna.com ♪ neil: think aboutt.rder and torture, you can do pretty much whatever you want in the privacy of your own home. it is, after all calling your castle. now a judge has ruled if a guy comes up to your home and starts snapping pictures througyour window he has an out, so you better cover-up. artistically expressing himself. get some clothes on because you look with attic. let me be brief. put something over those briefs. our legal eles are year. the judge had a right. the artist cut wrong. this is spid. it is a violationf privacy. explain to me how this could even be allowed. it appointed this it is a maj invasion of privacy. >> is absolutely ridiculous. neil: this judge. >> judge finding that it is not an invasion of privacy for a photographer to actually people in your bedroom to take pictures is absolutely ridiculous, and to do it without consent of the subject. neil: you're saying -- the same, the judge, it is an artistic expressi. >> absolutely not. pictures of individuals in their bedroom. absolutely cr

aty are not people that work desks in washington. they're people that fix airplanes and other essentials things. these folks have had their pay frozen for three years. they have had a hiring freeze. now we're taking 1/5 of their paycheck in the last quarter of the year. it is causing many to have to change their family plans and not do things they had hoped to do for the kids. it is a miserable way to treat people. i talk to audiences of civilians. i say, i do not know why you put up with us. except i do know. they are there for the mission. they care about defending the country. otherwise, they would tell us to go to hell and leave. but they care and are dedicated. they do not deserve this kind of treatment. these are the things that happen as a result of cuts that are very steep and fast. to taked more time cuts like the cuts we've already taken, we approach it strategically. we say there are things we do not need any more. we can phase this out. what kinds of capabilities do not need any more? we get rid of the old and start buyin

. >> activision, ati, we talked about vivendi, insiders buying stock, i like it. >> we were focusingls in europe, look at citi here. a lot off action, i think this is ready to make a move. >> i'm mellissa lee. thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 5:00. don't go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. ♪ >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you. call me 1-800-743-cnbc. where are we? the dow is

. ♪ ♪ (annouer) swerhe cl ofthgril withew fskiegrilrs, fu of aty nderand crchy tes. >> the time is 5:r top story this morning continues to be the bay bridge closure. we are now entering our second morning commute with people try to find other ways around. >> a great concern is this an accident that is blocking the left-hand lane. even with what we have already out served as a glider traffic today than yesterday. we are starting to pick up indication on road and the sensors have been slow. here on the approach of the actual accident itself is at the toll plaza. it is in the process of being cleared. there was a person who was injured and was transported from the scene. the chp stated then everyone at the scene has a sense of urgency getting this cleared. here is a live look from the toll plaza. you can see within the last hour the volume has increased. we are heavier than usual right now. we are likely to see heavier than normal traffic. there is no bay bridge today and even with light holiday traffic it will still be delays. on the richmond center fell bridge, here's a look at the rid

was two players sent off in the game and things could have been capped off with a goal but there was atyl minute but it did not dampen their celebrations as they have the first silverware of the season. >>> in major league baseball, the red sox beat balance more on wednesday but they had to come from behind with a home run from chris davis putting baltimore 3-1 up in the 5th. boston pulled back to 3-all in the 7th before an rbi single in the next inning to steel the win, final, 4-3, boston. >> the braves also had a narrow win tied 2-2 with the indians. johnson had an rbi single to snatch a victory. atlanta extended the league at the top of the national league east. >> there's more on all of those top stories on our website, check out a aljazeera.com/sport and you can find details of a investigation by a team into match fixing in indonesian football. along with how to watch that program later this thursday. >> that's sports for now. >> thank you. >> spy satellites sender sent in to space in the cold war are monitoring global warming with chilling results. >> this is home of more than 60%

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contradictions so i think one of the things we have to do is acknowledge their existence, see how the atyn them, for instance i will stop here, the absurdity in the judge's instructions to the jury or the prosecution that they could say profiling but they couldn't say racial profiling. there is a way, what are the possibilities when we can't even called racial profiling racial profiling? when the prosecution can use race all the time, afraid of the young african-american food to because one robbed her house, and have pictures that evoke racial narratives that will strike at the heart of the jury yet we can't say that trayvon martin was racially profiled. the final thing i will say with president obama's speech, the anecdotes, we all have personal anecdotes and it is supposed to strike empathy in the hearts of the listener. i like obama, and i thought he was like me, i voted for him yet he can't get a cab in manhattan. there's a certain drama to personal anecdote, a drama to that story and that becomes the end all be all of the story. when people are doing the kinds of post speech discussi

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--ent to fisk and diversity university to finish martin luther king's mission. , atied for us in memphis7, fighting for economic justice. he died in memphis, organizing for the memphis sanitation workers who were struggling for the right to collective bargaining, who struggled for the right for workplace safety. if you are member the sign they raced up -- remember the sign they raised up, i am a man. i'm here to say that if we went to memphis to commemorate his , but also to continue to start the struggle for economic justice. i been stuck there ever since. we have so much unfinished business. we are even going backwards. for thetill fighting right for workers to have a voice. collective bargaining is being lost all across the u.s. we as a labor movement have lost our ability to have livable wages. women as heads of households, we need to have livable wages. we need health benefits. toneed retirement benefits protect and support our families. we are making less today than we made in 1960. when you consider that cost of living, we are earning less. we lose collective bargaining. we are lo

aty andoutlaw the use of chemical the world came together and international law has reflected that thathould never be repeated. they put a line in the sand and said that whatever happens, the should not be used. , in my view, and there should be consequence. it's the first use of chemical weapons this century. for at least 100 years. interfering in another country's affairs should be undertake except for the most exceptional circumstance. it is must be a humanitarian catastrophe and a last result. this is the humanitarian catastrophe. if there are no consequences for it, there's nothing to stop it and other dictators from usin the weapons again and again. as i said doing nothing is a choice. it's a qhois with consequences and the consequences, in my view, wouldot just be about president assad and his future use of chemical weapons. decades of pain staking work to construct an international system of rules and checks to prevent the use of chemical -- weapons and destroy stockpiles. the global consensus -- is it not in the british national interest that rules about chemical weapons are up

so i think those are all things in the ati community should be concerned about and should feel that wehave common cause with other communities of color and low income commitments. >> okay, so, mark, if you want to make sure the story's really told straight, what would you add? >> well, i'd add story of the latino community or what's been happening in the last few years, and i think there's a number of points to the story that are quite interesting. on the one hand, we see more latinos living in poverty than ever, particularly more latino children living in poverty than ever. we also saw curl re-- during the recession the unemployment rate for latinos was the first to rise quickly. and when it comes to household wealth, latinos lost a lot of household wealth during the recession particularly because of where they bought homes, that was a part of the story. >> right. >> but broadly speaking, a lot of economic impacts of the recession on the latino community. after several years of gains, particularly when it comes to unemployment, latinos really are closing the unemployment gap with nonl

so with that, i want to introduce you to the former miami dade commissioner cady -- .aty sorenson [applause] >> thank you, dan. it is a pleasure to be with all of you this morning and especially to introduce this distinguished panel. it has been almost three years to the day since the deq visited us in miami dade county, so we nancy hereo have today. now a recovering county commissioner -- i recall speaking about how miami cities are in between the biscayne bay and everglades ecosystems, and the land can only be considered high in miami but it is really see level. a more accurate way to describe these arid it is dry because we have pushed down the water level through an elaborate system of canals so that we would have land to build upon. even though it would be hard to convince our residents even though we get 60 inches of water every year during the summer months, and that water continues to be an issue in south florida. i also spoke about how pushing billions of gallons of fresh water to make this part of florida habitable has had serious environmental consequences. the early history of s

and a scholar at ati he aei. previously served as a member of the department of he education commission for e higher education written widely on american history with such books such as out of workin and the american economy in the historical perspective with respect to iss today's issues with the book bre going broke by a degree and white college cost too much just for the future iter should be sold as the two books that. menti [laughter] and i should mention the congressman hope to join us today but he is caught in traffic city will join us into this discussion on another you occasion. >> 8q2ae i to have this event and the invitation to iarticipate. i thoroughly enjoyed the book and i think when you look at the overarching articulwith the fundamental issue whether post secondary education has a societal benefit or the individual, termines the answer to that question in part determines for who should pay for the posthould secondary education the public or the individual beneficiary. pur second, what is the purpo

packed up a week's worth of clothes, aty running pens, notebooks, and started alking very slowly down huntington avenue. the sun is starting to set. i had a ski cap pulled down, and a huge n, bulging backpack on and i was walking away from the scene of the crime. so now, you really couldn't imagine a more suspicious character. 'm surprised i wasn't pulled over. i got to mass avenue. along like huffling this. several cabs slowed down when i looked at me, drove away. one cab driver in boston did not city had been the target of a terrorist attack. ended withe up and i my friends. he next morning, two requests, one was "the new york times" which i also contribute to, that got my attention. news day. the times editor needed an outline of what i was going to say. i didn't know what i wanted to say. maybe something about the the event because i had written the book. that seemed irrelevant at the moment, maybe, maybe not. i cobbled something together on the trip home. it.liked the boss wasn't sure. hey wanted to round table it understandably. the newsday editor said just write what you want.