her relationship to tim geithner's father peter geitner yeah he would have been a charge of the ford foundation asia grants department did they know each other what was she doing for the foundation was she worked for the ford foundation for a while she worked for other organizations like women's world banking and usaid and other places. tim geithner's father was was head of the whole program in asia they didn't they were not in direct contact at all in fact one of the things that people often talk about is the fact that barack obama was sent back to hawaii to go to school and live with his grandparents for a while and that's because in the level where and dunham was working she wasn't making enough money in the early days to actually send her child to the international school in indonesia which is where temp geitner went so she sent her child back home when he when he got a scholarship to go to the best school in hawaii then what's the status of grameen bank now which was eunice's creation and then like a fool i think the most important thing to say about mohammad yunus and the grameen bank for

the ford foundation working with visionaries on the front lines of social change. he herb albert foundation. the mcarthur foundation, park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the colbert foundation, and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america designing customized group retirementer >> welcome to "first." i am shirley min with "anthology" an mark eichmann. the problem is growing more widespread as the drug takes hold of more delawareans from all walks of life. teaching kids about money is important. we show you a lesson that comes from the federal reserve bank. >> get ready as the ferry celebrates 50 years. we have a sneak peek of our program. "first" starts now. >> ♪ heroin addiction was once a poor, inner-city problem. until now. a nationwide study found the majority of heroin users are suburban white men and women with average age of 23.

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ford foundation, working on social change. the herb albert organization to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. more information at mackfound.org. and dedicated to heightening public awareness. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischmann. by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome to first. i am mark eichmann. delaware was the rock 'n roll capital of the east coast, at least for a weekend. three days of music. >> with i-4 95 closed for the summer, a lot of music lovers had to work through difficult traffic patterns. we talk about what the final fix might look like. >> luz, small business owners are speaking out about regulations they wish were different. and we look at it day in the life of the cape may lewes ferry. your news magazine starts now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> delaware is now a music de

ford foundation, working on social change. the herb albert organization to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. more information at mackfound.org. and dedicated to heightening public awareness. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischmann. by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> next on "kqed newsroom" should fair and open internet access be debated? >>> environmental crime on the rise, stealing off redwood trees. >> the most blatant cut we've seen, five yards from the road way. >> yosemite turns 150 years old. the history on display. >> the sacredness of that landscape whether you've seen it 100 times or been there 100 types is so overwhelming and beautiful. ♪ ♪

the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. e herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just and peaceful world. more information at macfoun.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the colbert foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. it's been six years this summer, believe it or not, but i'll bet you remember how disastrous the financial meltdown was in 2008, how scared we were and angry at the banking industry's blatant negligence, arrogance and greed. and remember all the guilty ceos who went to jail for their own doing? yeah, neither do i. but maybe you do remember our broadcast last week on which the nobel prize-winning economist joseph dignit compared how the gove

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the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide.he herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just and peaceful world. more information at macfoun.org.

with the former president and national business leaders including monty moran, president of the ford foundation, darren walker, former ceo of hewlett-packard, now a global ambassador of opportunity international, carly fiorina, and also founder and executive director of the freelancers union, sarah horowitz. we discussed issues like income inequality, low wages, economic mobility, and we will bring you that special panel discussion. >> i'm interested in talking to all of you about some of the worries we have about this economy and the role of government in being a partner in meeting some of the challenges. i wanted to start, we came across this picture which i think might be a startling example of government overreach. we're going to put that on the screen for everybody to look at. now, monty, this is at chipotle, and -- >> it's an outwrarage. >> by all accounts, that's a foul, is it not? >> it's outrageous. we just can't accept that. >> my boys would not do that. way back, now you're like a model, but way back in the day when you used to go to mcdonald's, you were never guilty of an egregious

in fact the total of $860 million that is coming in, we have over 13 foundations, ford foundation, skillmanrs coming into the city and giving us almost a billion dollars we did not have seven months ago, and the condition of the money for the pensions is you don't sell any art from the detroit institute of art put you take all of that money and give it to pensioners. if they don't vote yes, all of that money goes away. so i don't see many people who think it's a good idea to turn down a billion dollars to help fund their pensions which were unfunded almost to the tune of $3.5 billion. so this is really a win-win for everyone, although it does require some people to make a difficult choice. >> it is very difficult sometimes for unions in particular, of course, they feel, and many pensioners feel, there are close to 23,500 of them in your fine city -- who feel they're owed this money because it was contract and a covenant made. but now there's all this loosey-goosey things that go on with pensioners and their money in other cities states. you said when you came in and the city was borrowing f

he is also a ford foundation fellow in st. petersburg, russia. i say on a personal nature, many of my constituents are very loyal customers of direc. our next witness is -- we're glad to have you mr. stephens and mr. randall stephenson is chairman, ceo, and president of at&t. mr. stephenson, let me say this. at&t is one of the world's largest telecommunication's companies are merely $129 billion in revenues last year. i note that over the past six years, at&t is invested more capitol into the united states economy than any other public company and more than $140 billion inspected in wireless and spectrum wireless operations combined. that's a regard to be proud of. i kmepd you for that. prior to becoming ceo he served as at&t's senior vice president and chief financial officer from 2001 to 2004. as the company's chief financial officer from 2004 to 2007, mr. stephenson was appointed to at&t's board of directors in 2005. he began his long career in telecommunications in 1982 with south western bell in oklahoma. in addition to his leadership at at&

got the top black athletes in the country and i put them together and we got a grant from the ford foundation of over a million dollars at the time and we had a fund that any young black entrepreneur could come and make that loan and get the benefit of the knowledge of our national business planning team. and so that was the way i felt we could gain equality quicker than doing anything else. >> you know, i want people to really understand. we're talking about something -- think of a 26, 25, 26, 27-year-old athlete today that would have that kind of insight and vig. -- and vision, this is how far ahead you were in terms of this situation. it astounds me even now. bill, you, too, had a sense of the necessity of economic development. not only did you have your own business here, but long before globalization came into the language and election son -- and lexikon of the society you had already set up relationships in west africa and were talking about how we needed to connect with african countries and have some mutual economic development and so forth. you also went into the south. i mean, two m

with the former president and national business leaders including monty moran, president of the ford foundation walker, former ceo of hewlett-packard, now a global ambassador of opportunity international, carly fiorina, and also founder

the ford foundation, the sloan foundation, deloitte, bright horizons, all of these people are leaders [applause] all of these leaders, all of these people are leaders who bring together diverse viewpoints to insure that we can make change. and we have to learn from those models. we'll have a great day today. but today is the beginning. we're going to have to roll up our sleeves and make change at the local, state and, ultimately, federal level to improve the quality of life for all our families and ultimately for our economy. and so it's my great honor and privilege to introduce jill biden and vice president biden, because these are two people who work every day to improve working families and who we are so thrilled to help start off the conference. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning! >> i think i need some of what tom perez was drinking. [laughter] i mean, he really had that energy, didn't he? it's wonderful to welcome you all here to this important discussion. and thank you, neera, if for that kind introduction. everyone here knows the challe

white is also a ford foundation fellow at leningrad state university in st. petersburg, russia. many of my constituents are very loyal customers. our next witness, we are glad to have you, mr. randall stephenson, the chairman, president of at&t. let me say this. at&t is one of the world's largest telecommunication companies. i note that over the past six years, at&t has invested more capital into the united states economy than any other public company and more than $140 billion invested in wireless operations combined. that is erected to be proud of. -- a record to be proud of. i commend you for that. prior to becoming ceo, he served as the chief financial officer at at&t from 2001 through 2004 and then as the chief operating officer from 2004 through 2007. he was appointed to the board of directors in 2005. he began his long career in telecommunications in 1982 with southwestern bell telephone in oklahoma. in addition to his leadership at at&t, he is chairman of the business roundtable, an association of leading u.s. companies' ceos. he is a member of the pga tour policy board

white is a ford foundation fellow from st. petersburg, russia. i say on a personal nature, many of my constituents are very loyal customers of direct. our next witness is -- we're glad to have you -- mr. stephens and mr. randall stephenson is chairman, ceo, and president of at&t. mr. stephenson, let me say this. at&t is one of the world's largest telecommunications companies are merely $129 billion in revenues last year. i note that over the past six years, at&t hais invested more capitol into the united states economy than any other public company and more than $140 billion invested in wireless and spectrum wireless operations combined. that's a the record be proud of and i commend you on that. prior to becoming ceo he served as at&t's senior vice president and chief financial officer from 2001 to 2004. as the company's chief financial officer from 2004 to 2007, mr. stephenson was appointed to at&t's board of directors in 2005. he began his long career in telecommunications in 1982 with southwestern bell telephone in oklahoma. in addition to his

connie millstein, the ford foundation, the sloan foundation, deloyte foundation, nikcey.ll these people are leaders. all of these people are leaders who bring together traverse viewpoints to ensure that we can make change. we had to learn from those models. we'll have a great day today, but today is just the beginning. we're going to have to roll up our sleeves and make change at the local, state and ultimately federal level to improve the quality of lives for all our families and ultimately for our economy. so it's my great honor and privilege to introduce jill biden and vice president biden because these are two people who work every day to improve working families and who we are so thrilled to help start out the conference. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning! >> i think i need some of what tom perez was drinking. he really had that energy, didn't he? it's wonderful to welcome you all here to this important discussion. and thank you, neera, for that kind introduction. everyone here knows the challenges facing working families. i, myself, can vividly

the ford foundation and the sloan foundation. -- these people are leaders they make sure that we can make change. we have to learn from these models. we will have a great day today. beginning to the and crew the quality of lives for all. it is my great honor and privilege to introduce to you biden and joe biden. these are people who work every families and, we are so thrilled to have them start out the conference. [applause] [cheers] >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> i think i need some of what tom perez was drinking. he had that energy, didn't he? thank you, neera, for that kind introduction. everyone here knows the challenges facing working families. i myself can visibly recall teaching full time, getting a master's degree, and raising three young children. even though i had a lot of support and resources, it was still a lot at once. and those kinds of challenges have only increased for today's working families. today, in 3/4 of families, all parents work, whether it is a single-parent family or both parents working. women are nearly half of our workforce, but too many

the deal also included 3- hundred and 66 million dollars contributions from foundations including ford and kellogg. over the 2-decade plan, the contributions would help limit cuts to city retireee pensions. retirees have until july 11th to vote on the proposal. massachusetts is on track to have the highest state minimum wage in the nation. lawmakers in the bay state gave final approval thursday to legislation that will gradually raise the minimum to 11-dollars an hour by 2017. that's up from eight dollars today. governor deval patrick is expected to sign it into law soon. president obama, who supports a nationwide increase to 10-10 an hour, applauded the move. while massachusetts is taking the lead among states, the city of seattle will still offer the highest minimum anywhere in the country. seattle recently approved an increase to 15 dollars an hour. the obama administration is moving to ensure that americans are eligible to take leave from their jobs to care for a same- sex spouse. this would be even if they live in a state that doesn't recognize gay marriage. the labor department i

fords come the jeep grand cherokee and the kia sorento. >>> sydney kimmel has his name on thomas jefferson yaufrt's medical college. his foundationed $110 million to the medical school, the largest gift in the school's 190-year history. . >>> godiva chocolate expanded their headquarters in reading. >>> happening today, the head of general motors will go before congress again. this time to discuss pay back for theç victims of those faul ignition switches. jackie deangelis is here with that story in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> good morning to you, tracy. gm ceo mary barra is back on capitol hill testifying before the house, energy and commerce committee. she is expected to tell lawmakers that gm will start compensating victims of the ignition switch recall by august 1st. now, ken feinberg who's overseeing the company's compensation fund will have full authority to establish the criteria for eligibility. barra testified in april but was unable to answer many of their questions and promised to return when gm's internal investigation into the recall was more complete. we'll be watching her testimony carefully.

foundation. the project is expected to improve the livelihoods of more than 12,000 peanut farmers. >>> after two months in rehab, toronto mayor rob fordexpected to return to city hall. a press release says he'll speak to the public this afternoon. councilman doug ford says his brother is a changed and slimmer man. he's reportedly dropped eight pant sizes. and that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> all righty. i'm joined now by "washington post" reporter david nakamura. good morning. first off, the president and what is expected to be announced today when it comes to dealing with those unaccompanied children coming across the u.s./mexico border here. what do you hear in washington, d.c., in terms of details of what this announcement might be? >> so far, richard, we haven't seen the formal letter from the white house which will come out today. but the white house has said they want more than $2 billion. that will go to probably more patrol agents, lawyers and judges to represent these women and children that are coming. they're trying to -- more detention space to handle them and probably more care. the administration obv

ford once said, coming together is the beginning. keeping together is progress. working together is success. as supervisor chiu mentioned t was ten years ago on june 1, 2014, the private foundations and community base organizations came together to explore how to coordinate efforts to support and strengthen san francisco families. they co-founded the network that day. the san francisco network -- the san francisco family network is a key of these stakeholders to work collective toly achieve quality programs, coordination of resources and policies that support all san francisco families. we have kept together and worked together over the last decade growing from more than 20 organizations when we first started to more than 60 today. a number of whom you see here beside me from first five san francisco, richmond district neighborhood center, the childcare planning and advisory council and san francisco human have advices agencies, so that's a diverse partnership of organizations that's apart of this strong network. with a team -- with a staff team of three leverages by the representatives of our membership who serve on the network's various committees and the consistent and much ap

foundation. parts of 4,000 square foot home have already fallen down a 75 foot cliff and the house has been vacant since con dwomd weeks ago. >> hundreds of thousands of ford a check in the mail to make up for lack you luster gas mileage. auto maker plans to pay up for overstating miles per gallon rate be on small sedans and mislabeled vehicles include the new ford feeest a. few significance hybriden nnler jury and lincoln mxz. >>> what constitutes pom gran at juice. is it may sound look a silly question but that made it all the way to the supreme court. today the justices ru

foundation,the ford bright horizons,. all these people are leaders. [applause] leaders -- all of these people are leaders who bring diverse viewpoints to make change viewpoints. today is just the beginning. we are going to have to roll up sleeves to improve the quality of lives for all of our families and ultimately for our economy. it is my great honor and privilege to introduce jill biden and vice president biden, because these are two people who work every day to improve working families, and we are so thrilled to help start out the conference. [applause] [cheers] >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> i think i need some of what was drinking. he had that energy, didn't he ? thank you, neera, for that kind introduction. everyone here knows the challenges facing working families. recallf can visibly teaching full time, getting a master's degree, and raising three young children. even though i had a lot of support and resources, it was still a lot at once. and those kinds of challenges have only increased for today's working families. today,

foundation trip. inside the the bag, a gift card worth $15,000. other police arrested the officers before he could escape. >>> researchers at ford and hein heinz are to see if they can make parts from tomatoes. >> i heard two shots and i started running to my first class. i was pretty scared. i saw everybody running. >> just outside portland, oregon, where yet again today a shooter has gone on a rampage at a high school. this time one student shot and killed. a teacher shot, grazed, is doing fine and the shooter himself according to authorities went into a school bathroom and shot and killed himself. now the question, who is the shooter? with a was this shooter's motivation? was the shooter targeting anyone? and is anyone else potentially at least involved? so far we believe the answer to the last question is no. this was a lone gunman. the investigation is under way. dan springer is live on scene for us this afternoon. the police indicate they know who they is but not sure enough to tell all of us anything. >> reporter: i think they tentatively identified him but they're not releasing him name just yet. i'm told by a troutdale sergeant that he's

foundation. parts of 4,000 square foot home have already fallen down a 75 foot cliff and the house has been vacant since con dwomd weeks ago. >> hundreds of thousands of ford owners will get a check in the mail to make up for lack you luster gas mileage. auto maker plans to pay up for overstating miles per gallon rate be on small sedans and mislabeled vehicles include the new ford feeest a. few significance hybriden nnler jury and lincoln mxz. >>> what constitutes pom gran at juice. is it may sound look a silly question but that made it all the way to the supreme court. today the justices ruled unanimously in favor of pom wonderful until the dispute over coca-cola. coke minute made sells pomegranate blend of five juices not quite the real thing 9 0% is apple and grape and .3 pom says misleads consumers. they are allowing pom to sue coca-cola. >>> new restrictions open the sale of electric cigarettes. it is now ill tlol sell ecigarettes to anyone under the aim of 18 treating it like doe bako products. there is a growing number of high school and middle school students using ecigarettes because it usually leads to smoking cigarettes. smoking leading cause of

ford and g.m., ups and federal express, target, nike, all totally on board with this. the military totally on board with this. nasa totally on board with this. national science foundation -- every major scientific organizations in the country, every single one. so let's not pretend that this is some fringe group of radical environmentalists trying to foist an idea on the country. this is a fringe residue of oil and coal and polluting interests trying to prevent the end of a long holiday they've had from any responsibility for all the harm that their carbon pollution has caused. let me tell you firsthand, there is harm happening in rhode island, in my home state, and i.t. noit's not deniable. the deniers will never talk about the oceans. they will never talk about the oceans. they'll talk about distant climate theory all day long, but when you go to the sea, the sea does not bear false witness. sea level is rising. you measure that with sling essentially a yardstick nailed to the end of the peer. a tied gauge is 23409 tide gau? the a complex thing. we've known since al.a. braham lincoln was president that when you have carbon die objection nied the atmosphere, it warms