i know mark because his son-in-ñaw, joe quinn come and i graduated from west point together when we'reher. joe was at the aid came. and joe joked thatxat the time as your aid that one of two things would happen. he would either marry her or go to jail. we are really glad that is part of the family now and a let's say thank you for that they would've known mark for a while. we also want to thank senator don and your staff. you are a tremendous leader in this space. thank you so much for everything you do to change the culture of the stigma and to promote promoe community and awareness like to do. thank you. to afsp, amazing partners, thank you so much what you do. panel -- and again -- it touches us so much. i just realized i've worn this high the last three or four times that we spoken on the same panel. it's a red, white and blue and that is probably why i gravitate towards it. what i will detail a couple of stories detroit talk about the po&icy agenda bar nippon towards combating suicide in this country. the first would i want to tell is related to a point someone mentioned a moment

and i was with joe quinn. i was with my good battle buddy joe quinn. it was my father to tell me my sister, my oldest sister never served a day in the military had died by suicide. she's taken her own life. and it got me thinking, you know, wow, how did this happen? here i was in iraq and baghdad and i didn't see those signs, i didn't know the signs but, again, going back to the culture piece one no one in my family were prepared, no one in my community where i grew up were aware of what the signs were. so even though she served in the military, it highlights the point that this is a challenge for our entire nation and country. so when i talk about culture and community, it truly does impact all of us. and i usually ask folks to participate and i'm not going to do it today but because we're on c-span i'm going ask folks at home to participate and that is ask yourself -- and i promise you don't have to raise your hand. how many of you know someone that you love or care about that's died by suicide. all of us know someone. so why wouldn't we educate ours

the other element of joe quinn and our friendship and in april 2000as seven i was in iraq and i had been there for about 10 months and had to be there for another seven. i had a rap on my door and my commander a dear friend of mine , and mentor said you have a phone call and i was with joe quinn. it was my father on the line to tell me my oldest sister had -- never served a day in the military -- had died by suicide and had taken her own life. it got me thinking how did this happen? here i was in iraq and baghdad and i didn't know the signs. going back to the culture peace. no one in my family was prepared, no one where i'd grew up was aware what those signs were. even though she had not served in the military and we talk so much about that, i think we talk so much about, it highlights the point that this is a challenge for our nation and our country. when i talk about culture in the community, it truly does impact all of us and i usually ask folks to participate. because we are on c-span, i'm going to ask the folks at home to participate. , how many of you know someone that you love or

joe davis with brady quinn. we ee get back to kris in a moment. tonight, number 12 team in the country able to take advantage of the four washington turnovers. >> brady: they took advantage of the turnovers by converting them to points. washington led time of possession, had more yards, ended up being their mistakes that came back to bite them in the butt. >> joe: let's go down to kris budden who was with coach whittingham moments ago. >>> tough finish but a good win for you. >> brady: i know that the turnovers were key in this game. you didn't have any the last two weeks. for today, how much of that went into the preparation this week? >> coach: trying to get four turnovers? we'd like to prepare for that every wick. but a great job buy the defense, giving the offense short fields. and played well on defense most all night long. offensively did just enough to get the win. good to get out with a win. it's a good team we just played. >> kris: the second half, you faced the turnovers, what did it take for to you flip the script and come out with the

joe davis with brady quinn. we ee get back to kris in a moment. tonight, number 12 team in the country able to take advantage of the four washington turnovers. >> brady: they took advantage of the turnovers by converting them to points. washington led time of possession, had more yards, ended up being their mistakes that came back to bite them in the butt. >> joe: let's go down to kris budden who was with coach whittingham moments ago. >>> tough finish but a good win for you. >> brady: i know that the turnovers were key in this game. you didn't have any the last two weeks. for today, how much of that went into the preparation this week? >> coach: trying to get four turnovers? we'd like to prepare for that every wick. but a great job buy the defense, giving the offense short fields. and played well on defense most all night long. offensively did just enough to get the win. good to get out with a win. it's a good team we just played. >> kris: the second half, you faced the turnovers, what did it take for to you flip the script and come out with the

joe davis with brady quinn. we ee get back to kris in a moment. tonight, number 12 team in the country able to take advantage of the four washington turnovers. >> brady: they took advantage of the turnovers by converting them to points. washington led time of possession, had more yards, ended up being their mistakes that came back to bite them in the butt. >> joe: les go down to kris budden who was with coach whititngham moments ago. >>> tough finish but a good win for you. >> brady: i know that the turnovers were key in this game. you didn't have any the last two weeks. for today, how much of that went i io the preparation this week? >> coach: trying to get four turnovers? we'd like to prepare for that every wick. but a great job buy the defense, giving the offense short fiel. and played welln defense most all night long. offensively did just enough to get the win. good to get out with a win. it's a good team we just played. >> ks: the second half, you faced the turnovers, what did it take for to you flip the script and come out with the win? >>

. >> joe: u-dub headed to a bowl game with a sixth win. for braidy quinn and kris, joe davis saying happy thanksgiving weekend and so long from we are! fox sports! [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] but... the minx boot: tested tough in the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] too soon. we look at many of the magical moments. >> i want to entertain people. >> "e.t." saw him the first time in 1983. on the set of jackson's legendary video "beat it." more comfortable performing than with people. >> i'm happy on the stage. i'm different on the stage. when i'm off, i'm not sure. >> his nephew saw it first hand. >> i think between bad and dangerous, he started freaking out a little bit. he was always shy. then as far as being on stage, i mean, you can see it, he's at home. >> jackson's talent was legendary, but his personal life was a source of rumor and speculation. we saw him on dates with brooke shields and out with madonna. in 1988, michael invited mary hart to be with him on tour. >> you go rehearse. bye. >> it was extraordinary. i got to see in a

door and my commander, a dear friend of mine and mentor said you have a phone call and i was with joe quinn. it was my father on the line to tell me my oldest sister had died by suicide and had taken her own life. it got me thinking how did this happen? here i was in iraq and baghdad and i didn't know the signs. no one in my family was prepared, no one where i'd grew up was aware what those signs were. i think it highlights the point that this is a challenge for our nation and our country. when i talk about culture in the community, it truly does impact all of us and i usually ask folks to artists paid. i'm going to ask the folks on -- how-- ask yourself many of you know someone that you love or care about who is ?ied by suicide all of us know someone. why wouldn't we take action? why would we be more active in it community question mark is a situation we can tackle. i can talk about the idea of policy agenda. we have worked tirelessly and have worked with partners on a , but when we look at the policy component, good policy changes culture while leveraging community. were proud to support

joe davis with brady quinn. we ee get back to kris in a moment. tonight, number 12 team in the country able to take advantage of the four washington turnovers. >> brady: they took advantage of the turnovers by converting them to points. washington led time of possession, had more yards, ended up being their mistakes that came back to bite them in the butt. >> joe: let's go down to kris budden who was with coach whittingham moments ago. >>> tough finish but a good win for you. >> brady: i know that the turnovers were key in this game. you didn't have any the last two weeks. went into the preparation this week? >> coach: trying to get four turnovers? we'd like to prepare for that every wick. but a great job buy the defense, giving the offense short fields. and played well on defense most all night long. offensively did just enough to get the win. good to get out with a win. it's a good team we just played. >> kris: the second half, you faced the turnovers, what did it take for to you flip the script and come out with the win? >> win the turnover mar

i know mark because his son-in-law joe quinn and i graduated west point together and we were good friendsill clinton together and joe was his aide-de-camp when we were stationed in ft. camp. joe jokes that at the time as your aide that one of two things would happen when he started to date melanie. he would either marry her or go to jail and we're really glad that he's part of the family now and want to say thank you for that. so we know mark for a while. and, you know, we also want to thank senator donnelly and your staff. you're a tremendous leader in the space. thank you so much for everything you do to change the culture, the stigma, and to promote community and awareness like you do. thank you. to afsp, amazing partners, thank you so much for what you do. two friends on the panel that, you know, we talk about this so often because it touches us so much. in fact, i just realized yoki commented on my tie, i think i've worn that the last three or four times we've spoken on the same panel. it's red, white, and blue, i think that's why i gravitate towards it. i want to tell a couple stori

joe, welcome. i know everyone's name, just not my own. vonnie quinn. vonnie: that's me. thank you. good morning. dish forces have launched a major offensive in northern iraq . they are attacking isil fighters. they are led by us-led airstrikes and iraqi forces. they capture the city last year. that prompted the u.s. to begin air rates. the next round of talks on serious civil war resumes saturday in vienna. russia is proposing a political transition that will last 18 months. according to a draft proposal obtained by bloomberg, russia also wants u.n. becky to carry out -- backing to carry out airstrikes. the u.s. and allies says russia is aimed at shop -- propping up syria's president assad. the same unions that brought alexis tsipras to power are on the other side today. they have called a general strike. from port workers to doctors, they are protesting pay cuts. pras said he had no choice to get the european bailout. you can get more on the stories of the new bloomberg.com. that's have a look at what is moving in the premarket. acrossetting headlines the bloomberg -- liberty media is going to

quinn partners. ralph pindel, my colleague and director of the metropolitan housing and communities center at the urban institute. joe neri, president-elect of national association of hispanic real estate professionals and national board member, treasurer and attorney. and gwynn fisher, vice president for research and economics at the mortgage bankers association. i asked each of the panelists to do short presentation. five or six minutes. we cut them off at six minutes on something that they have been working on or thinking about a lot lately. we'll start with rolf, who will discuss our paper on housing and homeownership. followed by lynn fisher who has done a demographic study on behalf of the mba. the results are somewhat different than the results of the urban study. shaky will talk a bit about financing rental housing. joe will talk about the role of hispanics as future homeowners. with that, let me have rolf kick it off. he has the clicker. excellent. >> thanks for everybody being here and thanks for the invitation. i will start out right a way with the first thought. this is something that should be familiar b