behind me is the main entrance to carnegie college. people ask if there is an extra ticket.hey saw this little blue one in my hands and just asked if you could share it or sell it. well, i won't sell it. i also want to hear shchedrik because exactly 100 years ago, exactly in this hall, the ukrainian choir performed it here in america for the first time, and now it will also be heard, the excitement is terrible, there are no tickets. a little later, i will also tell you where this excitement came from, but i would like to say that this idea appeared two more years ago, when anya did not think about pandemics, anya about the war, which started thinking only to celebrate, and by and large, now it is an absolutely different event than the one that was invented then, we were there this morning, we saw the rehearsal , you will now also see these shots, all of them are extraordinary moved because they understand that this is not only an anniversary , it is also support for ukraine. well, this is an opportunity to draw the attention of the whole world and america to ukraine, and i w

david: andrew carnegie came up with this idea 100 plus years ago because college professors at the time were retiring and they have no money, i assume. what about people who are not college professors? let's suppose they are high school teachers. were they covered as well? thasunda: over time -- we started with professors. our mission expanded to not just professors on campus but also the janitors, the staff, k-12, hospitals, other nonprofits and most recently having our product travel into the 401(k) market. really when you think about our mission to make sure people can retire with dignity, we think having access to guaranteed income is part of one's retirement portfolio is absolutely critical. david: so when people retire now if they have a tiaa program, did they get a guaranteed income or whatever they can return on their investments? thasunda: our participants have choice and it depends on the university or the organization. but what makes tiaa special is within their in plan portfolio, they can have exposure to guaranteed income. and that means that in addition to stocks and bonds

she graduated with a bachelor's degree in education from the women's college in carnegie mellon university and later earned a master's degree in school administration from the university of pittsburgh. soon after colonel rasmusson became one of the first two women ever to receive an honorary dock rat of laws degree from the carnegie institute of technology anticipating a long career ahead of breaking barriers for women. in 1942, the colonel enlisted in the world war ii effort, joining the women's army corps as a private. thanks to her diligent service, she quickly worked her way up through the ranks and in 1957 president dwight easen hower appointed colonel rasmuson as the fifth director of the army corps. in her capacity she pushed for the integration of black women into the army by working to change laws which denied women promotion opportunities and service credits. and during her tenure for the first time women were authorized for appointments at the highest enhissed ranks of the army -- enlisted ranks of the army. e-8 and e-9. she would be reappointed as director of the women's army c