got along famously and eventually frank thomas so it evolved. let's just say that, it evolved but it became a model and martin luther king pointed to it as a model of a project that was run by the community. and to a large extent it was an increasingly, that was not even a question. but again, you needed to raise the money and get the support so there's a terrific book on the bedside project. which eyesight a number of times but that is certainly worth people looking at. but it demonstrates that purpose but it was initiative that and it was very well received. in new york and others. and it came and pointed to it as a model of children doing something in philadelphia. there's plenty of other ways that the war on poverty was buying up in these cities and local people needed to be involved in determining what they needed . >> great. so we're going to start questions in about three minutes but i have to ask obviously you thought about this. the lobby came over and it's a great what if of the 1960s. as you say in your book when he's running for pres

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eventually frank thomas evolved and it's become a model run by the community and to a large extent that wasn't even the question but you needed to raise the money and support. it was an initiative very well received. maybe it's similar in philadelphia but finding other ways the war on poverty is blowing up in the cities. local community people needed to be involved in determining what they needed. we will start questions in about three minutes. obviously you've thought about this. bobby kennedy was the great what if. as you say they could advise against those like indiana and they get a lot of white working-class voters it's kind of limited, but the great what if's of bobby kennedy he could have kept the coalition impact for some white working-class. for people who are optimistic. i'm interested in your thinking and speculation. is it optimism misplaced? what is your thinking about the great what if? >> it's highly likely he would have been nominated. that is passÉ. i think that he inspired people. they were committed the way he wasn't back in the 60s with the civil rights movement it r

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eventually frank thomas winds up being in charge of it but just narrate the story and how kennedy becomesd and also have kennedy helps resolve the tension who's going to run it. >> as another example, the war on poverty is shrinking, the cities are so much. he really wanted to do something. people like me mattress making speeches but you have to act. so they go so they can walk through and talk to the people and local leaders and see the conditions and he decides they are going to develop a project here. he is a real talent attracting and hiring smart people. tom johnson was very important the office and they explore all caps of people working in cities to pick up what it's like. this redeveloping corporation and they managed to get funding that could help in the committey since there is not enough government money to do what needs to be done to develop a project two entities. one is community board representing the interests and concerns of the community, what should be done? looking at everything from housing and education, a number of projects to be developed over time to redevelop the

john door is -- he and frank thomas got along famously and eventually-- it evolved, let's say that, it evolved and it's, you know, became a model. and martin luther king pointed to it as a model of a project that would run by the community. and to a large extent, it was, increasingly it was not in question, but again, you needed to raise the money and get the support, so there's a book on the project, which i cite a number of times, but that is certainly worth looking at, but again, it demonstrates, it's not perfect, but it was initiative, it was well-received in new york and others, and king pointed to it as a-- you know, something similar in philadelphia. just kinding other ways in which the war on poverty is going up, and -- help and local people, community people need to be involved in determining what they needed. >> okay, great. all right, so we are going to start questions in about three minutes, but i have to ask the what-if question. obviously, you've thought about this, you know, the-- bobby kennedy was the great what-if of the late 1960's. as you say in your book as he's run

. >> frank thomas aquilino. >> patrick michael aranyos. david gregory arce. >> michael g.ouis arena. adam areas. >> michael j armstrong. >> jack charles aron. >> joshua aron. >> richard avery aronow. >> japhet j. aryee. >> carl asaro. >> michael a asciak. >> michael edward asher. >> janice ashley. >> thomas j ashton. >> manuel o. asitimbay. gregg arthur atlas. >> gerald atwood. >> james audiffred. >> kenneth w. van auken. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael. even though i never met you in person, i still miss you a lot. mother tells me all the things you have done, and i am sure you did. thank you for being the best guardian angel. mom also says i have your lovable charm and fearlessness. not only do i have your time, but i am honored to have your name as my middle name. you have inspired me to fall in your footsteps and become a firefighter, too. we hope you will continue to watch over us and keep us healthy and safe. we love you so much, uncle chris. >> and my sister. elizabeth richard lawson. your sisters, your nieces, your nephews. it was such a sad day, o

thomas barnes reinig frank bennett reisman joshua scott reiss karen renda john armand reo richard cyrilresta sylvia san pio resta martha m. reszke david e. retik todd h. reuben luis clodoaldo revilla mier eduvigis reyes, jr. bruce albert reynolds john frederick rhodes francis saverio riccardelli rudolph n. riccio ann marie riccoboni david harlow rice eileen mary rice kenneth frederick rice iii cecelia e. richard vernon allan richard >> and my father police officer paul. we miss you, we love you. amy and i know that your grandchildren samantha, jack, lily, and daphne are all in the arms of an angel. god bless america and god bless our law enforcement. >> and my husband, stephen goldstein. i still see your face every day when i look at hannah and harris. there the living representation of all that was good in you. we miss you and we love you. >> claude daniel richards gregory david richards michael richards venesha orintia richards my father, jimmy riches >> alan jay richman john m. rigo frederick charles rimmele iii rose mary riso moises n. rivas joseph r. rivelli, jr. carmen alicia rive

frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david gregory arce michael g.on joshua aron richard avery aronow myra joy airson. japhet j. aryee carl asaro michael a. asciak michael edward asher janice ashley thomas j. ashton gregg arthur atlas gerald atwood ezra aviles louis aversano jr. ezra aviles eustace bacchus jane ellen baeszler robert j. baierwalter andrew j. bailey brett t. bailey garnet ace bailey. tatyana bakalinskaya michael s. baksh sharon balkcom michael andrew bane kathleen ban tis. >> and my uncle, christopher michael mazula, i know you're with us every day watching over us, even though i never met you in person i miss you a lot. mom tells me the crazy fun things you did, and i'm sure if you were here i'd be doing them with you. thank you for being the best guardian angel and sending us killian. mom says i have your charm and fearlessness. you, pop and dad have inspired me to follow in your footsteps and become a firefighter, too. we hope you watch over us and keep us safe. we love you uncle chris. >>> and my sister, see celia richard w. lawson

it is cnbc congratulations, thomas frank. another big story this morning >>> the federal reserve finds itself in the middle of controversy. this is something we have been talking about for at least a week since we first heard about kaplan trading stock by fed officials jay powell ordering review of the financial activities following disclosures of several senior officials made significant stock trades or held large stock investments. senator elizabeth warren is calling for a ban on ownership and trading of stocks by senior fed officials. >> a ban that would not allow them to put it in a trust or to not make any trading active through? >> the rules that were already in effect have big quiet periods where you can't do anything. i don't know if you can gain anything he has been the most hawkish we pointed out the irony he will liquidate everything before he starts be on full boh fed pump priming >> the debate is perception versus reality versus attracting there is the argument about attracting experts in the field who would not

frank spiller. his brother was killed in the north tower and he was the brother of the firefighter. and he lost two of his brothers that day, thomashey were killed within minutes of each other. thomas was captain of ladder 31. he was 37 and the father of three. timothy was 34. he rushed to the north tower. his acts of bravery that day included carrying a man down to stairs to safety before he ran back up the stairs to try to help others that were up there. their brother, ken, joins me now. also was a firefighter. he was off duty that day but got in a truck and headed to new york city like so many of his firefighter brothers. 343 were lost on september 11th. ken, thank you very much for being here. i know this must be -- always a tough day, right? >> it is. it's surreal to think that 20 years have passed. but for those that lost someone on 9-11, it's with you every day. not just on the anniversary. i remember all the good things my brother did and i appreciate the way you described them. >> martha: as you came in that day, obviously you understood that this was a really dire situation. what was going through your mind? >> yeah, i r