they pay homage to the undying image of washington, and like the man, fe city's first been peace, irstn war, first in the hearts of his countrymen. ♪ >> next week at 8:00 be in eastern on c-span3, a civil war special featuring american history tv highlights. on monday we are at the emerging civil war blog symposium, where we look at the great defenses of the civil war, including gettysburg, antietam, and the siege of vicksburg. tuesday we focus on civil war leadership at the longwood university civil war seminar, with talks on generals robert e lee, ulysses s grant, and confederate general john mosby. wednesday through friday we are at the gettysburg college civil war institute conference. wednesday features a lincoln scholar. on thursday speakers include -- friday we conclude the conference. american history tv's civil war special all next week beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. during the 2016 presidential -- aign, donald trump program to rebuild the nation's roadways, bridges and water systems. it plans to release an infrastructure plan by early autumn. up next on american h

irst question, are we in beginning of such reversal? happen s this reversal slowly or quickly? three, what will be, if any, consequences on our environment in human life, and four, does contribute toalso climate change? and i thank you. ost: there is trade deal in iran with the automaker despite "new york ons, in times," saying multi million dollar deal in iran, agreeing to production in iran, that stays after president into law, the agreement to produce as many as 150,000 additional cars per the largest foreign auto history.ran's the president was sworn in saturday after being re-elected promising to revitalize economy hurt by islamic republic despite restrictions imposed by over the states missile program and military activity in the region. next in decatur, georgia, republican line. kaekt million people voted for mr. trump, i voted for mr. trump. people call and say, we want to distance 63 mr. on people by kicking rump out by impeaching him and saying this man -- we don't like him. people voted for him. you voted and i voted. the man won. he needs to be -- let him be preside

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that under this administration, there has well, the of -- sentiment there has been attacks on the irst amendment, media. the attacks is on the freedom of press. i believe, k, correct me if i'm wrong, might be the beginning of the obama administration, there was a over that was proposed for a journal, the new yorker. and just saying this objectively, not being biassed, avoid appearing for either side. the new yorker magazine, you can get more cosmopolitan than the new yorker magazine, there was coverage, ou recall, once obama was elected that it was quite scandalous. obama was dressed some kind of middle eastern and michelle obama was fatigue, a military carrying a rifle with her hand sort of r in a fist, black panther gesture. i don't know if you recall this. i recall it. but i remember that they had journal.that on the and the reaction, i don't believe they published it, but reaction was, as you would expect from members of the media people who had voted for the obama administration, they were up in it.s about it was scandalous, how dare you the omething like that on cover of the new

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enforcement officer in d.c., nobody hurt here and family is expected to get a better look at the damage f irst thing in the morning. that's the latest here in fairfax, mike valerio, wusa9. >> you can take the power of d.c.'s most accurate forecast anywhere you go. download the wusa9 app from your app store. >>> now some nice new developments in the north korean situation. president trump faced the cameras two hours ago with tough talk for north korea and a message. >> we have tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what i'm saying because they're saying finally we have a president that's sticking up for our nation and frankly, sticking up for our friends and our allies and this man will not get away with what if he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that's an american territory or an american ally, he will truly regret it and he will regret it fast. >> despite the president's tough talk his administration has been quietly talking with the north korean government for several months. they've discussed americans in jail there and the relationship between

that report by the commission irst and foremost had a recommendation that the president label a national emergency. before, been done usually after significant public or th event like hurricane influenza epidemiepidemic. additional dollars and regulations. the president didn't specify a national emergency invocation might give, but some way to red it could be get more medicaid dollars or medicaid pay for reatment tmight be way for lo s to better access to locksom, the ante dote. one thing is for certain, this is a good idea because number one, it will raise the nation's consciousness about this epidemic. i don't think most americans understand 92 million americans the last year from opioids, astounding from that fact, opioid are not front line treatment for chronic pain or acute pain f. the nation's good ence, it will be a thing. host: who is affected most by this crisis? affected the most? guest: so certainly, if you look regions, phic midwest, the states have highest opioid overdose, individuals uninsured, who are who are unemployed, who have other co-occurring orders, all at higher ri

irst, matching their biggest output in any in >> giants just haven't had very many big innings this year. tonight against the a's they scored five in the 1st matching their biggest output in any inning all season. for the second straight night over 38,000 packing it in the coliseum, already 3-0, giants 1st inning. nick connolly gets his fifth home run of the year, two-run shot, five-run inning for san francisco. it's 7-4 when hunter pence goes opposite field, his eighth long ball of the year. 10-4 the final. giants snap their four game losing streak, bring it to san francisco. >>> steph curry will play his first pro golf tournament this week when he tees it up on the web.com tours elly mae classic. he's to win 2,500-1. curry played a practice round today but admitted his game isn't completely ready to play against the pros following his trip to asia and a stopover in rhode island last weekend, as you saw, for former teammate harrison barnes' wedding. ) in the bank of the >> if any of the pros followed my practice regiment leading up to this tournament, i know they've got a lot of talent,

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irst half income, 43.5 yuan, $6.5 billion. surging market. that had been want to watch today. earnings out. china merchants back and resource gas group. elsewhere, open hearings continue in japan into whether or not to allow casinos. we will have g.d.p. figures from taiwan and malaysia as well. i am paul allen in sydney. more from "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. returning to our top story, tech companies from facebook to air bnb are going on the offensive against white supremacists and nazis. the rebuke comes in the wake of the violent rally in charlottesville, virginia, that eft one home, health heyer dead. flair decided to end its business with the daily stormer, a known neo-nazi website after go daddy and google severed ties. it was an unexpected move as cloud flair has prided itself to an unwavering excitement to free speech. joining us now to discuss cloud flair, c.e.o. matthew prince. you have said in the past a website is speech, not a bomb. what is different? time? >> the daily stormer was the exception that prove

me say irst of all, let heidi and i totally agree on the problem with the economy. we have had an expansion, a recovery, for eight years so it recovery but g very shallow with the weakest since the end of world war ii. i agree with liheidi the reason hasn't performed as e would expect is because investment is very low, one-third as high as traditionally in a recovery. disagree is why businesses are not investing. raised taxes on investment in the obama years. a big mistake. we had the increase in the income tax rates and under obama features f the worst was we raised the investment tax on capital gains and tkeupbldz. when you tax something you get you tax something less you get more so it is not a tax ise when we raised the on investment it went down. putting more of money in the pockets of consumers i'm in favor of that spend if people don't have joc jobs. is necessary is not just more jobs because there are a million bs, like five unfilled jocks in the economy. the -- jobs. high wagem is getting jobs back that americans are concerned have been leaving the country.

other rs occur in countries, we're one of the irst to send financial aid and supplies. i'll be anxiously awaiting to see if another country offers to help us in our emergency. we focus a bit over the course two hours on president trump. his response, his tweets over weekend about the storm, about a dozen tweets when it ame to hurricane harvey over the weekend. former president barack obama also tweeting out his thoughts. he said in a tweet, thank you to ll the first responders and people helping each other out, that is what we do as americans, here is one way to help now. a link to the american red cross, american red cross the organization sheila jackson lee was directing people o in our phone call just a minute ago. host: xavie r, go ahead. caller: i hate to po liticize it. republicans shamelessly criticize these type of issues people ifically with like ted cruz who voted against sandy hook relief, i'm sure will the senate floor to ask for relief for texas. i was they ng fox news segment, were asking, people that had them, erything, asking not in specific words, but a

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but the first thing i've called for is treatment, and the irst thing we have to realize s we cannot have millions of americans lose their health overage and still effectively attack this crisis. e can't significantly reduce medicaid funding as will be opioid ul in fighting addiction. of opioid addiction treatment and substance abuse medicaid comes from coverage. so we're kidding ourselves if we don't think what's happening ith healthcare in congress ight now isn't affecting this issue. but at the same time, there are other things we can do to attack the problem. we've heard about the issue of making sure ng and prescription drugs are less available to people. comprehensive strategy on that in north carolina. we're seeing reductions in prescriptions to people and squeezing a ike balloon. we've seen now an increase in heroin use. sometimes that's even cheaper is when's really deadly it's laced with synthetic fentanyl and other drugs that immediately. need help with from the federal government is helping us to fight the king ers and in traffic china where a lot of this synthetic fentanyl is

issue that i've been, as governor baker has -- since i irst started running for governor i traveled around our state and i was shocked to hear from one end of our state to the people talking about, what's the number one problem in your region and they would say heroin. and it was in small towns and in rural communities. problem.t just an urban none of the government leaders at that time were talking at it. it was something we were sort of being quiet about. governor in became 2015, the first thing i did was reate an emergency opioid and heroin task force and i had our lieutenant governor chair it. around our arings state in various regions, to give input, and hundreds of show up.uld and out of those hearings, we with 33 recommendations, from education and prevention to intervention, and we enacted all 33 of them. down the hing to slow problem so we went further. we passed tougher laws on law enforcement. we doubled the number of treatment beds. did nothing. the crisis kept evolving. hair win in the last 12 months in our smallpeople state of maryland, which is far gun shootings, and traffic

issue that i've been, as governor baker has -- since i irst started running for governor i traveled around our state and i was shocked to hear from one end of our state to the people talking about, what's the number one problem in your region and they would say heroin. and it was in small towns and in rural communities. problem.t just an urban none of the government leaders at that time were talking at it. it was something we were sort of being quiet about. governor in became 2015, the first thing i did was reate an emergency opioid and heroin task force and i had our lieutenant governor chair it. around our arings state in various regions, to give input, and hundreds of show up.uld and out of those hearings, we with 33 recommendations, from education and prevention to intervention, and we enacted all 33 of them. down the hing to slow problem so we went further. we passed tougher laws on law enforcement. we doubled the number of treatment beds. did nothing. the crisis kept evolving. hair win in the last 12 months in our smallpeople state of maryland, which is far gun shootings, and traffic

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irst americans violate drug laws in some form in their lifetime. but the enemy in this war has beendefined. racially defined.i not bybe accident. al it has been waged almostttees exclusively in the poorer communities of color even though studies the studies have consistently shown h for decades contrary tof popular belief, people of color do not use or so illegal drugs at higher rates than white and that is the racial stereotypepes ab about a drug dealer is.rug picture in your mind a drugat du dealer and who do you see? it's been conduct in question is the mid-1990s the national survey was conduct in asking people to close their eyes and imagine a drug criminal andrepoa report what they saw. aer 95% of respondents picturef someone. the. it's overflowing with the drug offenders and in some states 80 to 90%%drug of all sent to pris, been one race, african-american. i know many people see this ands say that's a shame. but we need to get tough on those folks because that's whert the violent offenders can be found, the kingpins can be r found. many peop

the smart thing i think that he was really saying is get the governors on board first. >> which is somethingsich has been talking about all along. >> exactly. if you can get the governors on board, their senators might be with you. because the governors are the one who really have to deal with medicaid and understand the importance of it to their constituents in their states. so they're going to try to give it another shot. but i can't predict at all what would happen. >> as appalled as i was at senator mccain, he will say i think i heard him talk a lot about what his governor in arizona was saying about this. and so i do think that that's probably the key. i mean, one of the things that i think the trump folks that like him like a lot is that he is relentless. he never takes no for an answer. he just keeps going back and back and back. if there ever there is an issue that needs to have that attitude, it's this one. >> you mean donald trump keeps going back and back. >> yeah. >> he does not unfortunately for him control the calendar on the floor of the united states senate. >> no, no, right.

age,irst, when i was your when i was in high school, i might have been a republican, because my parents were republicans, but i do not think i was really interested in any serious way, and politics. i did not identify seriously with any party. how many of you, identified with the party during the last -- with a party during the last election? so, is that a lot for a few, do you think? >> more than expected. >> more than you would expect. >> definitely a minority. >> yes, because it is worrisome. when you listen to what joe had to say, which is that if you do not participate in can have a huge impact. which political party in power, it determines everything from the contents of your school lunch to whether your parks are well preserved in colorado, or whether there is a peace corps if you're interested in joining it. life, evenin your now, when you are still in high school, your health care, the quality of your education, is to some degree -- how many taxes your parents pay, are going to be determined by the party in power. so it is hugely important. second question. how many of you like

discussants who will offer discussions for our .irst is kevin moore our second willoughby bruce mer -- our second willoughby bruce meyer -- our second will be bruce meyer. thank you for coming. following, we wilalw r brief interchange between the participants in turn to your questions. i would like to begin with our presentations, pete we have between 20 and 25 minutes and then we will go to josh. peter brady: thank you. as andrew mentioned, this a joint work and my co-authors are in front to work. i want to mention this paper is a product of the joint statistical program. our paper examines to questions. oirst, our workers able maintain their sndard after they claim social security benefit? will look at changes in spendable income. getndly, where do workers their income after they claim social security> will lookwer that, we at the amount of income from different sources. the reason we took this research is that the social security system and tax referral for retirement plans are an important, of the u.s. tax and transfer system. they generate most of inco that retirees rely on. it i

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