buller, and her husband mark, have spent the last five-plus years renovating this building.l: to create new commercial space that turns a profit and preserves a sense of sometimes painful ory. >> i don't want to recreata time in history that isn't a very proud one. i do also think that i have a responsibility to show a vestige of history, so that people understand that that had an impact for how people behaved and how they connected, so that we can come up with something that's better. >> brown: in montgomery, as in other cities, street names and neighborhoods were markers of racial divisions: dexter avenue was a largely white shopping area. when businesses and people began to move to the suburbs in the 1960s and '70s, many buildings were left in disrepair-- paint peeling, windows boarded up. the kress building was one of them. it was originally built in 1898, restored in 1929 after a fire, and finally shuttered in 1981. a so-called "five and dime store," it was a destination for montgomery shoppers. but the block-wide kress also opened onto monroe street, a once-bustling bl

bruiser buller. groom. very. good over the course we'll look at the reaction that we've got from europe what could this mean for the european union you may aswell we've had the u.k. government responding with pure disappointment at the reaction for this decision in the e.u. . they're not happy either this could reportedly affect seven point four billion euros worth of european exports to the u.s. understandably there's a little bit of outrage going on there the most affected could be the automobile industry and that would mean germany would be hit that the hardest if that's the case because they are the powerhouse of course of the of that sector now the president of the european commission john claude younker he has called this decision a horrible day for trade. except that it come to push you to look for measures when it comes to. create. has also put the matter to the world trade organization because they are responsible for settling trade disputes and settlements of course i mentioned germany before will they

buller: good morning. i plan to talk with you a little about how the legislation howittee for sigi works and we interact with congress and our role. everybody understands, i think, importance of all of the tools that congress has given us the independence, the accessed information, access to the head of the agency, but in my opinion, the most effective tool that was given to us was to report directly to congress that has allowed us flexibility, i think, that we normally would not have branchral executive employees. sigi08 congress crted and the i.g. reform act and as sigi's sigi, as part of function, it unified the i.g.'s reallycommunity that made our effectiveness and greaterence ability than it had been as individual a legislation committee chair, we kind of parlayed that into our dealings congress. peg gustafsson, she was the before me and i inherited a lot of great work from peg when i took over. thank you, peg. one of the things that we do as toegislation committee is try to make sure that legislation

we also have kathy buller, she has served as the ig of the peace corps since 2008. prior to that, she has served for 32 years within the ig community. and the usa id ig, she served as a deputy legal counsel, and the assistant ig for resource management. she later served as the chief counsel to the ig for the discussion of security administration prior to becoming the peace corps ig. she is the chair of the legislation committee and former cochair of the inspections and evaluations committee for the council of ig for integrity and efficiency. she serves as the senior investigative counsel for oversight and whistleblower policy for the chairman of senate judiciary committee. senator to charles grassley. to lisa graduated from yale law school in 2010, and she worked as an associate attorney gibson dunn and crutcher. her focus in the senate is on policies designed to strengthen congressional oversight and on whistleblower policy. which, as many of you know, it is an area of huge focus for senator to grassley for many years. and she also focuses on conducting investigati