peter hooper, wonderful to have you with us. prince is in the investment world of bridgewater and he would talk about the effect of the zero bound on the markets. from where you sit as an economist, what are the effects of the permanence of the zero bound on our financial system and our markets. peter: good news in the u.s. is the fed is taking the zero bound fairly seriously. unlike a number of other countries, the fed is not going to be going negative with rates, certainly no time soon judging from everything we have heard. doing so would be painful the financial system, would be painful to banks and for households. households are not savers -- the native return we are getting on assets is at an all-time low. i think the zero bound is effective in the u.s. and that is good news. i look at all of the good news and all that is going on right now. that is fine. there is a point where the ammunition runs out. does your team have a worry the fiscal impulse ends? out,: ammunition running we are concerned. economy,news on the which w

so i want to begin today by saying that my friend candy, candice shy hooper was born in guam to usa navy hospital corpsman and his wife and she attended more than half a dozen schools before her high school graduation. with an undergraduate degree in journalism from the university jáju and a law degraáik÷2 from georgetown university. it was only after her career on capitol hill as an aide to the late congressman charlie wilson, some of you may have seen him portrayed in "charlie wilson's war" and as a lobbyist with her husband she discovered her passion, returning to school in 2006 earned an m.a. in history with a concentration in military history from george washington university. hooper's work appeared in "the new york times," in the journal of military history, michigan war studies review, an award-winning poet and serving on the editorial advisory board on the journal of military history and a member of the ulysses s. and julia d. grant historical home advisory board in detroit, michigan. lincoln's generals wives published in 2016 has won national awards and will be available for th

during the middle of the crisis and hooper she went to each one of the key regulators at the n.r.c. a guy named chuck casto said this is the worst containment in the world. well if a source containment in the world why are we keeping $23.00 of them running here in america. the actual szymon daiichi was caused by an earthquake and the tsunami. but really at the root of it was that the earthquake knocked out the off site power and that the tsunami knocked out the cooling more pumps on warm me ocean. that can happen anywhere you can lose offsite power from the storm or from a tourist action and you can lose the pumps they call the plant from the same exact cause and so we don't need a tsunami we don't need an earthquake to cause that kind of a damage in an american nuclear plant. i'm here because i think this is very dangerous we're facing the end of life as if it just about. when i heard that sent. it up i was devastated. i thought i've got to get erik at yankee because it's 10 shelf the cliched. or. are all are. we would like to believe that you are just because. i'm not reading. every

here now and for more than 20 years the warriors youth basketball camps have been a haven for young hooper's and this year like so many other businesses during the pandemic they have gone virtual kron four's kate rooney has the story. >>like every organization that usually conducts business in person the warriors basketball academy has had to re imagine operations. the last few months this week they debut their first ever virtual sumrer camp, it's really a great time for us to kind of take a step back from now playing games and traveling all over the place to to. >>play 5 games in a week and things like that. well let's just spent some time fine-tuning our skills improve your game so when the time comes up again we're ready to go. >>during sessions kids work with several different coaches on different individual skills and hear from favorite golden state players. this week marquese chriss surprise. the campers is your favorite late teammate as a lawyer. >>i think that he i probably the say eric. they are like they're just like bothering him. >>in a typical summer camp is held in person at mo

as my life ali tries for hooper in lived in philadelphia he and other driver saw work try up overnight stay at home waters went into effect . also have to make payments. for the least elisa's guard and as an independent contractor like so many in the cook economy they tell themselves with no safety net install needing to pay high overhead cost. and i have not just ignored by news about any of them sold. us so saying. as you can see that is slow to leave no one out so all that i was also doing at home getting calls home phone and their asking me different questions what they should do more so would a board be you a but not me unemployment assistance all of them are waiting when it will come and we daily. so finally i got the job i got the job for $1.00 it would take me about 10 minutes. the job promised them in the prices $3.80 what i would get. after driving for so long as your sentence is super duper quiet i was not. see all those blogs and so i would just close. the cans on the off of it post people don't want to hear it and not going to another job lesley and hope that this one more

perhaps, no one in history, other than norman war lock provided food for so many people in need van hooper hoover. his major humanitarian efforts span a half century, so this conference offers a mere for taste of a much broader topic. we are grateful to c-span for recording in this conference for later broadcast. the hoover presidential foundation provided financial support for the conference and all of today's events at the library museum. their ongoing support makes possible all of the exhibits, education programs and public programs we offer. i hope we will pick up a membership in the lobby and consider joining it. if you are not already a member. please take time to enjoy our temporary exhibit, collaborating collectors, herbert hoover and the court and gallery. this exhibit highlights the vast collecting activities of herbert hoover over the course of their lives and global travels. i also hope you will join us after the conference to a reception where you can meet and chat with the speakers. we are fortunate to have many of corporate hoover's descendants with us today, with members of

for the resigning is not the solution today i think the mauling people have to get together ibrahim hooper carr cato's one of us the people elected him for 5 years we will respect what has been done by the people we will help him so that he can take the right path. since then attacks by the eisel affiliate islamic state in the greater sahara and al-qaeda have increased and the president is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from state coffers. is calling on people to unite against the president among the protesters are teachers who have not been paid for months displaced families fleeing the violence and the political opposition accusing the president of cheating during the last parliamentary elections as a response kate a says he's willing to dissolve the newly appointed national assembly and he's offering a pay rise to teachers he's also calling for a unity government to address the growing discontent but for kamara it's too late with no peace in sight he believes president needs to go he says the future of mali is at stake nicholas hawke al-jazeera. mexico is reported to record r

they're just your working class and poor people who are struggling to participate in the right -- hooper dissipated in the riots. -- who participated in the riots. mayor mayo said there is no reason why there should have been any suffering among the poor of this city. more money has been appropriated then has been applied for. the riot yesterday was not for bread. boots are not bread. brooms are not bread. men's hats are not bread. and i've never heard of anyone eating them. so, the confederates very much attempted to downplay the seriousness of the riot. they wanted it -- and they wanted to keep word of the riot from leaking out. they did not want northerners to hear about it. so, secretary of war stettin issued an order suppressing news of the riot going out over the wire. the richmond examiner did not comply. they were very anti-davis, but it makes sense that paper did not comply. the others did, initially, but as soon as the trial for the began, began -- rioters they began printing testimony, so word definitely got up. there were prisoners being exchanged, who talked about the riots,

my brother had that nintendo thing with hooper mario brothers. computer problems. here we go.e-game counsel that it will be in time for along with an array of new games during a an online promotional event yesterday. designers say the thin white console with black trim can stand in either vertical or horizontal position. sony didn't talk about pricing a specific release date for the console other than to say will come out later this year. >>> all right that will make sal happy. this time is 7:49. he's watching a traffic for this friday money. how does it look? >> looks pretty good. as a matter fact, we do have traffic that is becoming a lot better in the last half hour. let's go right out and take a look at some of these pictures. in fact i can probably dial it up here. let me dial up the bay bridge toll plaza. i just want to see. there we go. it is cleared up. so i cleared up a few minutes earlier than it did the first four days of the week which is nice. so now it is nice and clear and you can drive into san francisco with very little delay. we haven't seen a lot of delay in

as a black hooper i've been told to get back in the kitchen.nd judged based upon my long, beautiful, nigerian name, chiney ogwumike, based upon my gender and my skin. but my parents have taught me that my existence is my resistance. we have to go through it in order to get to it, right? and we are going to go through difficult times as we are now. but i fully believe that positivity and purpose will always prevail. that's why i'm really glad to be a part of this campaign. >> chiney, it's willie geist. so great to have you on the show this morning. as you said, your entire life you're experiencing things that some americans are just starting to speshs. what do you think about this moment has so brought out the american public, that allows a coalition like yours to step forward and bring about a leadership role? this has been going on, as wes moore points out in his book, for generations, for hundreds of years. there's something a little different just from the outside looking in in this moment. what do you see as you look out in the streets? >>