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thank you watching on our streaming service and those of you tuned in via c-span, welcome to the hudsonstitute and today's event featuring the former and his or of romania. in 2004 your predecessor said that his nation romania is a european country with a transatlantic location. you really have lived that vocation. and afghanistan, taking 30 cashers, 30 killed in action, many more casualties in both of those conflicts that you remain one of the largest donors or two presidents and the kosovo force helping us to build stability and the balkans, and you're taken burden sharing seriously. just this week secretary general stoltenberg and president biden presented a new report on burden sharing their grubbing has hit 2.25% of gdp on defense, 30% of the defense spending numbers have gone to equipment. both meeting the pledge of 20144 and we thank you for your commitment to burden sharing. of course as a border state to cringe is also played a single in supporting ukraine you and ukraine after all those reasons i think your resident in a described relayed relationship with the united states as

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now a brand new museum dedicated to the miracle on the hudson is open.y brought the plane down and helped every passenger survive. >> when you stand here today and you look up at this, is it a good feeling? >> oh, absolutely. it's actually bigger than i remembered. i haven't seen it for a while. but yeah, it feels good. >> we are getting word of a u.s. airways plane crash in the hudson river. >> we heard people say that they heard the sound of an engine explosion and that this appeared to be a controlled landing by the pilot. >> the fact that it landed relatively flat i think is more than just good luck. >> reporter: a decade and a half after he landed flight 1549 on the hudson river, chesley sullenberger, known to the world as simply captain sully, calls this airbus a-320 an old friend. >> you were sitting right there. >> right there. left front seat. >> reporter: the aircraft now on display in charlotte, north carolina's sullenberger aviation museum. along with other tokens from that january 2009 journey. >> you think about how the day started for you

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joseph hudson. yes, just because he was a stolid artist and the like. hudson doesn't tug at the heartstrings. right. and you replied, well, neither do i. i just keep talking. and you say, feisty mouthy unrepentant is how you describe both him and yourself, which i find highly accurate. i just. i just said. and writing and publishing books that their way haltingly bringing me just enough of a following for a very nice career. , no. a distinguished scholar career, etc. and you speak in the book as well as in all in art school, about the frustrations of recognized. and this you persist to talk. so that ideas inherent in the title. yes. and idea little bit more. why is it so important to just keep talking? i think it's important. just keep talking and especially for women to just keep talking because there's so much that says don't. so we just keep talking. and i felt like i had something to. and in fact, i have a very distinguished scholari my first job was at penn. and promoted in three years. and then my second job was at the at chapel hill. and i became

will the end of both stand hudson gulf enough? can you give it to gary knowledge, but only the end of republicans subs? got the how do you interpret this is even a, it's a bit kitchenette instead of potato is in the world and you woke up from globalization and well in it. and it's the end of it is somebody came done a lot for so project because you know what the most from the very beginning it was known, the bosnian has covina that was formed in 1995 for me is a consensus of the american political leads in portage county of what the moment all right and modeling old right was promotes and the dates and concepts easier to talk with you. so that was also a significant politician in the state department at that time. but going to go to the secretary of homeland security becca, you put in lago, propose dividing bosnia and herzegovina into independent countries on the sort of clean. and then they said on the whole list of the 1st option because it's never too late for the 2nd. uh, english as well. and so we came to the conclusion that

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to hudson institute. my name is peter rile, i'm a senior fellow here and director of our center on europe and my absolute privilege to welcome to the stage one of the big brains in german foreign policy. he has a long and distinguished career. began when the capital was still in bonn. has had a variety of positions including ambassador to poland which translates to undersecretary or deputy secretary in berlin and real pleasure to have you here. here. and 2019 for "washington quarterly" which we linked at hudson . organize -- org and raises questions of german's assumptions where it stands in the national arena and what makes up foreign policy. welcome to the hudson institute. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me. >> those watching on c-span and joining us from around the country. what i didn't mention in 2005, 2006 at the german embassy in washington you tracked american domestic politics. i at the time was working at the republican national committee and research staff. we could spend a let he

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that is what it feels like out here let me hudson river such as here it's up and down the east coast. right into the maps and see what some of the advisories are. your link from north carolina stretching all the up into new england areas where folks seem to be careful spending too much time outside and the pink that the excessive heat warning right in the middle from d.c., philadelphia to new york that is really the bull's-eye we are seeing the most extreme weather here today. or waiting for cold front that's ultimately going to sweep on through but this is that cold front we are watching for that is the culprit we are waiting for everyone of those little yellow polygons is a severe thunderstorm a couple isolated tornadoes within all this as well. there's plenty of whether we are tracking as it jumps around the country. it's going to be impactful temperatures the next couple of days it is that's on its way to help us 170 richmond, 99 in new york city. look at that. not a massive cold front but it is a cold front 83 degrees in york tomorrow 82 degrees in chicago. that will be a welcome

and so allowe plug very briefly a major report hudson institute seniorel matt along with george fromew strategy center based in bucharest and the new ukraine published in april, the over.e f there are a few copies outside a copy outside because you're watcng this at home or from your office, you can navigate to hudson.org,he battle for the black sea is not over. it's rare to meethelegation that bring up the fate ofoldo■)■? pia new policy memo that my colleague luke and itogether ans week. have you us can be the criminal in moldova big because alson hudson.org and it's sthe press t isn't off the present i just printed this off off-line. it very current and recent. welcome, brian. thanks to all of you who scholarship and writing of course is a centerpiece of with that let me say a word or two about you, madam■ foreign minister since june 2023 and most recently of presidential advisor from november 2021 to june 2023 picky surgery country and number of di44err career including tilt chef at the chapters of energy, , econoy and monetary union, taxio and trade during burmese secession to ne

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hudson. goldman has membership in nato for getting the not the know off of nato in 20102024. i'm going to very different organizations with different strategies and amused degrees of applies ation and plans. so what does data represent to you at this stage? a coach removed enough to it so obvious to nato, as described in the documents, a nato, such as it conducts itself, a completely different, routed the owners to go through a single i screwed off at the not to nato's astounding arc state that it's a defensive lines instead of hands him on the so that if you engage in 2 interventions, it goes to sub so which contradicts these acts dot demonstrate to enough to defensive a line. so put some of the talking lines in mobile need that i showed you a line to go to broad through sort of the only villains could call the operation in case the subset, the civil angel neuron blog don't think depleted uranium at the same time. and so on and they did this to us talk last thing. the reason is that the west doesn't want to hear from anyone. and so i was wondering with them as the supplement

winning a grammy for work on jennifer hudson's debut song "invisible" ♪ standing in the back of the linetance against feeling invisible, starting the nonprofit organization the 100%ers. the organization meant to increase protections for behind the scenes music creatives, particularly people of color. >> they rip off our sound, and you are not going to respond to my email when i'm one of your songwriters? >> you follow me on social media. you see me go really hard about songwriter compensation. and the thing is there were so many creatives who felt the same way as me. >> juju: that feeling is what? >> underserved. not protected. songwriters are behind the scenes. because of that, all kind of stuff happening to us that nobody knows about because you don't see it. >> byron: tiffany launched initiatives to combat sexual abuse in the industry by providing financial resources to help cover therapy, legal fees and time to recover away from work. >> we challenged a bunch of major record companies, music studios to commit to creating safer space, and none of them signed it. >> byron: what does th

washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. >> school districts across the country may be out for the summer, but pay for teachers and policy for those students are top of mind for lawmakers here on capitol hill. lawmakers say teachers are packing up and leaving the classroom. >> public school teachers, i've been overworked. on the page. understaffed vermont senator bernie sanders says he's pay teachers act would require teachers make at least $60,000 a year. they should not be forced to be on. food stamps. gemayel keys. a teacher in philadelphia says he's forced to use his own money for classroom supplies. and just this school year alone, i've spent over $1000 on. >> those things, keys and other teachers and education advocates testified before senators thursday, some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology over academic progress. louisiana republican senator bill cassidy supports more money for teachers but says schools aren't spending the money. they have wisely. there are now more staff collecting paychecks at schools and ever before. and,

our washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. school districts across the country may be out for the summer, but pay for teachers and policy for those students are top of mind for lawmakers here on capitol hill. >> lawmakers say teachers are packing up and leaving the classroom. >> public school teachers, i've been overworked. on the page. understaffed vermont senator bernie sanders says he's pay teachers act would require teachers make at least $60,000 a year. they should not be forced to be on. food stamps. gemayel keys. a teacher in philadelphia says he's forced to use his own money for classroom supplies. and just this school year alone, i've spent over $1000 on. >> those things, keys and other teachers and education advocates testified before senators thursday, some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology over academic progress. louisiana republican senator bill cassidy supports more money for teachers but says schools aren't spending the money. they have wisely. there are now more staff collecti

this is the opinion of daniel kohis, a senior researcher at the hudson institute. in his opinion, the us will slowly expand the list of weapons that ukraine can use. in russia, as well as a list of russian territories on which ukraine can strike. for a long time, the united states was concerned about threats of escalation. so there were these red lines in the biden administration. i think that eventually the u.s. will expand the types of weapons, the number of weapons, and the number of russian territories that can be struck, but given the speed of the administration, it could take a very long time, and the u.s. decision could be influenced by others. allies that set smaller restrictions, but he does not expect much progress in the matter of ukraine's membership in the alliance. i do not see a significant change in the issue of ukraine's membership in nato, this is an issue in which the united the states, and i think some of the other allies in the alliance are not ready to make any promises, to some extent it is similar to where we were a year ago. in an interview

he knew this would entail the displacement of palestinians, but as hudson will himself no sign is of, was a colonial idea to the colonial mindset plus up. so to crucial to sign the id on the g. all the founding fathers, societies, and clear your opinions and feel, go ahead. so sort of the jury state in palestine as an extension of you. he spoke about the jury state is manning the wrong pulse of western civilization against eastern barbarism. at this point, colonialism is not a bad word. the united states and europe are really subjugating non european on peoples throughout the global south. and it's at this moment that zionism is really born, this is one of the tragedies of zionism and that zion is, i'm, was really a response to racial understanding of the hierarchies of humanity. at the same time that sign is and saw an escape from those higher our keys. unfortunately, it would recreate them in palestine. the jews saw themselves as running away from europe that was not working for them a and making in palestine. something that could be of their own, but this worked out for the palesti

this is the first time in over a decade the show has been on the hudson river in new york. organizers decided to switch it up this year for a whole new look and make sure everyone in new york and new jersey get to watch. well, the hudson river allows macy's show to have something more of a larger diameter shells, bigger fireworks, more three dimensional than ever before and before any fireworks can go off the new york fire department's fire prevention inspectors combing over every piece of the show, and you could watch the macy's 4th of july fireworks special right here on nbc bay area next thursday at 8:00. thank you so much for joining us at 430. justin garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast next. we're back in two minutes. t-mobile “savings”, take one. guys, focus. here's the line... “at t-mobile, you get tons of benefits, and you can still save versus the other guys.” focus! hello t-mobile... hold on... you might want to just... ok stop! just say it like this, “at t-mobile, you can save on every plan, and you get great benefits with magenta status”. magenta status... y

. >> good afternoon welcome to hudson institute my name is a senior fellow with the director of our center on europe it is my pleasure to welcome to united state senator to our program the great state hampshire jeanne shaheen and from north carolina thom brings together a republican from theouth and a democrat from new england? the answer at least in this case. senator shaheen and senator tillis are the senate nato erhed in 1997 in antining the alliance president clinton just marked a quarter century of them in the alliance through a major speech in progress past the lap somewhat and the 2007 in particular but was reestablished based s in senator shaheen with russia's intervention crimea in 2014eing here it's a pleasure to have you at hudson. >> we are pleased to be with you. >> we are here together an auspicious moment weeks ahead of the washington summit which marked 75 years of nato. it's not just going to be a celebratory moment looking back there's lots of work to be done in the present going for perhapsnator shaheen the spigot with you. he was in town makinge for the nato summit i sa

reshad hudson.k to a little earlier today we spoke with loyola law school professor jessica levinson. her message congress can still act. >> and really a question as to whether or not this accessory, this bump stock. transform semiautomatic weapons into machine guns in the court said no one thing that i do want people to know is this does not mean that congress can act congress could if it wants to bump stocks. this is just about whether the atf's have the power to do that. >> now california's attorney general has chimed in about this decision in a statement. rob bonta says, quote, bump stocks make semiautomatic weapons as dangerous as the fully automatic weapons that cause mass casualties but are communities in danger and have lethal consequences? bump stocks still remain illegal in california, but a federal law banning bump stocks would be consistent with the longstanding effort to keep deadly weapons off the streets and out of our state. still ahead, the latest numbers on a new poll that shows de

back out here on the hudson, the water cooling me off just a little bit.out here but able to talk to and see how they are beating the heat. take a listen. >> and went to the pool because of how hot it was. >> or the rest of your plans are going to stay out of the heat, ice cream what's the deal? >> was going to go get ice cream to cr. >> summing pool and ice cream sounds like a great day. >> drink a lot, stay in the shade send cool places by the river that's pretty much it. and shower. practice nice and breezy there. drink lots of water. get in shape. >> lots of waterbury obviously good advice. also, all over the city there cooling centers in new york is offering is one right across the street we might be jumping into a little bit later. there's a lot of creative ways of folks are taking to try to deal with this excessive heat wave. at least right here it ends tomorrow temperatures would be a lot more comfortable tomorrow. >> it's amazing you say a cold front is coming in and it is 80 degrees. we will let you get back into the cold the humidity it must be

for including our stone wall concert in which the doors are opening as we speak at hudson yard.e■ of gratitude to valerie jarrett.■, she planted the seed for what has become this incredible 2016l of the stone wall national needa visitor center. back when we] started discussios with shirley mckinney about turning this iconic&rlace into a landmark of it own. from the idea to this, the power of suggestion is truly remarkable. i■m to thank everyone who have supported diana and i to all of you here today, your presence means the world t us. we wouldn't be here without the incredible comnityresident and f the united states. secretary of■ the interior. governor and senator christie as to our founding partners w intrl be hearing them later. we are deeply grateful for our partnership. as well as all those who stood by the designation in 2016. we are so thankful for youg as g us make this a like to success r sincere debt dedicated board for their unwavering support throughout this journey [applause] and, of course, ipride live and in life,z rodriguez. here with [cheers] sohere i begin? yo

i just see it on the hudson. and a reminder that these randy government has found out as they are from reporting this. so i'm joined now by honda slit who is reporting from the jo, danny, and capital and honda. what's the reaction been in israel to the reports of the deaths of these for as many soldiers? well, we haven't received an official statement from these mail. it is really military just yet, but we are hearing a 4 is really soldiers who were killed and 5 others who were injured in this operation. and this is a neighborhood in northern gauze. these really army released the statement around 10 am a local times specifying their movements and operations within the northern neighborhood of gauze. the they said that these really air force struck what they called him us targets. and additionally that they had is really forces on the ground in the neighborhood. it is worth mentioning that this is one of the areas, the army said they had a near full operational control over back in december more than 6 months ago.

the airport location will be owned and operated by hudson news, with support from green apple books,l be totally independent from other locations. it will be the largest hudson owned bookstore in the country. >> all right, a lot more to come from mines to vines. how napa valley is extending a helping hand to its counterparts in ukraine. >> plus bike lane back pedal, a major street in san francisco, will shift course on a controversial design and the end of the era's taylor swift's big announcement tonight. >> on the 100th stop of her world tour. we're still look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! >> right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and umma tonight. let's just stare at each other. >> i'm. i'm often late to play, to leave to places because i like to stay where i am. right vision like no other. the dad do over tomorrow morning. cheers to all the dads we love on good morning america. >> from mines to vines, a humanitarian helping hand is coming in the form of winemaking , helping ukrainian vintners to replant and regrow their war ravaged fields. and wi

for both of our community, our t in which the doors are opening as we speak at hudson yard.a debt of gratitude to valerie jarrett. she planted the seed forcredible landmark. back in 2016( the designation ofhe stone wall national monument, she said now we need a visitor center. back when we started discussions thout turning this iconic place into a lama own. from the idea to this, the powey remarkable. i want to thank everyone who have supported diana and i through this process. to all of y today, your presence means the world to us. be here without the incredible community behind us. the united states. secretary of the interior governor christie gillibrand and a special thankso we'll bentngnd you'll be hearing about them later. we are deeply grateful for our partnershi welas all those who d by the designation in 2016. we are so thankful for you serving as a voice and helping us make this a reality. we'd also like to success■[ our sincere debt of gratitude to our unwavering support throughout this journey. [aus and, of course, i want to [cheers]e my partner in pride i. so whe

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i'm reshad hudson in washington. we'll take you. washington.ake you. >> inside the trial coming up. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ teacher: ...but it's still true. there are four states of matter. there are solids, liquids, gases... teacher: trevor? teacher: not quite? plasma. teacher: lights please. teacher: now, states of matter are comprised of relationships between molecules. teacher: molecules' relationships... nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen anxiety. teacher: saved by the bell! ♪ (ominous music) ♪ >> i let's going take a live look outside at sfo. one of those rare occasions. see, you don't see any fog. not there is plenty there yesterday, but whole things have changed. it rain the whole lot over the winter into the spring. and meteorologist dave spahr as here. dave, i think, you know, people wanted the sun. they wanted it to warm up maybe not this much. well, you know, and also the pilots are all telling all those people as they land at sfo. 75 degrees here at sfo is. and that's what we're looking at. >> you know, hot day today. going

ted by the hudson institute. eohost: g joining the hudson institute for what promises to my name is daniel battl. economic growth in the region is like behind the rest of the world, and productivity has been a big factor in this. many expeditions have been offered for why productivity in latin america is so low. article in the econis pointed to informality and corruption and low education standards. the world bank has carried out outstanding and innovative workd nuanced understanding of■m the productivity challenge in the region. crucially the world bank's most recent research focused on two underlying problems the root ofy challenge. these isamerica, which has bros on investment and productivity and consumer welfare. largely overlooked over thebeen years, and that is the economic performance of latin american ■cities. to lay all of this out for us i am pleased to welcome william and alayna alayna -- ianchovichina. bill, i would like to start with you. what is noteworthy in the most recent economic forecast for the region? mr. maloney:pa first of all, thk you for the invitation.these are i

this is 50 >> good afternoon welcome to hudson instituo i'm a senior few on europe it is my pleasure tor welcome to united state senator to ourhe great state of new hampshire jeanne shaheenx and from north carolina thom tillis. you might meet when it what brings together a republican from the south and a democrat from new that nato. at least in this case. senator shaheen■ and senator tillis are the senate nato observers group which was established in 1997 in anticipation of the czech republic joining the alliance president clinton just markedrye alliance through a major speech in progress past march. the lap somewhat and 2000, 2007 in particular but was reestablished based in senator h russia's intervention crimea ing here it's a pleasure to have you at hudson. be with you. >> we are here together an au weeks ahead of the washington summit which marked 75 years of nato. it's not just going to be a celebratory moment l done in the present going for perhaps senator shaheen the spigot with you. he was in tow making final purpose for the nato summit i saw on his meeting with secretary bl

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this is 50 >> good afternoon ando the hudson institute. from the great state of new hampshire, jane jane and from rt carolina, thom tillis. might bering what brings together a republican from the south and democrat from new and the answer is the nato. shaheen and senator tillis are members of a group established in 1997 inrepublic . president clinn marked a quarter century of them in the alliance through a major speh p. reestablished by senators tillis shaheen in the wake of increased russian aggression and russia's intervention in crimea in 2014. thanks so much for being here. it is a su you. we are her moment, weeks ahead of the washington summit thears. it will not just be a lots of work to be done for the presentsecretary-generag was in town making preparations for the nato summit. i saw it his meeting with secretary blinken that he is also meeting with the snog. he is back in town today.are wep to the washington summit? >> the war in ukraine really forced nato to look at what it needs to do in order to continue to be the greatest defe

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