resources and a lack of emphasis from city leadership in this area that concerned citizens like john arthur are this will ignite a fire. this is the virginia beach field house. it's an indoor sports complex with turf fields hard core areas for volleyball and basketball and party rooms to host events. it's been a great driver in virginia beach to bring in about one million visitors a year after macy's announced its leaving chesapeake square mall councilman ruling davis decided the time is now to build a fieldhouse that would draw people from north takes up the fort smith and even other state. summer brings traffic if you will to to our area people people shopping our stores and restaurants the actual building itself will cost about seven million dollars. another one point six million would be needed for the interior design before the pick a location and decide how big the facility will be city council first needs to ok the funding for the project in its capital improvement were at a crossroads that we can make a difference and start to turn up and started to really gain some successes with t

he seems -- arthur link did so many great books on woodrow wilson. john milton cooper junior did a bag of the -- biography of woodrow wilson and theodore roosevelt. who was woodrow wilson? these having a moment now. hamilton is having a great moment. [laughter] woodrow wilson, there is a lot of controversy, where there is a woodrow wilson school named after him. but who was he, what should we know about him and admire about him? mr. leuchtenburg: when i was a student, i went to newtown high school in queens. as a boy, all my teachers were shipped woodrow wilson --worshipped woodrow wilson. the great moment in their lives was the creation of the league of nations, and the failure of the united states to join. i tried to remember nowadays, if i mention a certain event which seems important to me, and i get a blank stare from younger people that what i am saying to them is what my teachers were saying to me when they talk about bosnia-herzegovina. bosnia-herzegovina was part of that whole mythos of woodrow wilson, and americans lost the opportunity to become

mustafa ysa says he was a senior at john harris high school four years ago when he shared math class with a freshman he knew as arthur samarin, later known as asher potts. "my math class was for seniors," ysa said. only a freshman there. he said the 9th grade math was what they taught in elementary school in the ukraine." court documents show stephayne mcclure-potts and michael potts enrolled him in john harris high school in the fall of 2012. ysa said potts excelled academically and that he looked and sounded like a 14-year old kid. "he had american dreams. he said he wanted to join the navy seals, wanted to join the military. he was fascinated with nasa though," ysa said. other friends of potts also offered their support for him. "we re looking at him because he )s from the ukraine and everything like that, that he might be a terrorist, or could be a spy or something like that," brianna smith said. "if he wanted to do any of it, why was he in school?" "i don )t know much of his background, because he kept it vague," ian garcia said. "but what i do know is that he s a good person overall." samarin is charged with th

and they were such scintillating books on franklin pierce and chester arthur and i thought that it sort of went away. i thought john dean wrote the book on warren harding. is it still going on? are we going to have a books on obama? >> is in progress and they will do that at some point. it might be years from now. they are written by different people some art historians have us on our journalists into some are harder than others. "the new york times" columnist had harrison who is president for 30 days and was basically in a coma the whole time and the book is basically supposed to be about the presidency so she said it's every piece of information she could find. there was nothing left. with ronald reagan was the opposite. you have a wealth of material and so much stuff to digest down so they are paralleled. >> were you limited to 200 pages or some amount of? of >> it wasn't by much. they're supposed to be in the range of 40,000 to 50,000. i will answer the other question briefly because i think it's interesting and relevant. i think it was one of the things that helped produce the dynamic i was talking about at th

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arthur and all. i thought the series sort of went away when doctor schloss and your dash the unimaginative but i thought john dean wrote the book on board harding. is it still going on? and a garland of books on obama and spitted yesterday are all done now except except for clinton which is in progress. obama ism code some point, might be years from now but you don't almost all the president and they're all written by different people. some art historians, some are journalists and some are hard others. gail collins had william henry harrison who was present in 30 days and the book basically as a supposed be about the presidency. so she said there was nothing, nothingthat she used every piece of information she could find it was nothing left on the cutting room or. reagan was the opposite. a wealth of material, so much stuff that you to digest it and. they are parallel at different kinds of exercises. >> were you strictly limited to 200 pages? >> it was a word limit but not by too much. the point of it is to keep -- i think they're supposed be in the range of 40,000 to 50,000 words. i will answer your other q

allen metser, carnegie mellon john taylor of stanford university form you are under secretary of the treasury the countsome of economic advisers, arthurthe taylor rule. there's about 15 others sicktorisic signaturetories. we have a host of former federal reserve officials, some of the most renowned and respected economists in the country pretty much disagree with nk you asserted in your three major missive against the reform act. i know you are not a fan but i would caution you chair when you use hyper bollic language you might consider whether or not this undercuts your credibility as fed chair. i have one question. in your testimony, chair yellen and characterizeing the fed's strategy to increase policy rates, you testified, quote, removing monetary accommodation by the traditional approach is preferable to shrinking the fed balance sheet which holds almost as much in treasuries as china and japan do combined. i'm trying to figure out what precisely is traditional about this current approach, where the fed and the ranking member i think brought this up in her opening statement subsidizes deposit rates for some of the biggest banks i

john: senator cruz, i've a question. speaker paul ryan has made a big commitment to trying to lift the 50 million out of poverty and arthurs from the american enterprise institute says, if we are not warriors for the or hasy day, free enterprise been no matter. how are you a warrior for the poor? the people who have been hurt the most in the obama economy have been young people, hispanics, african-americans, single moms. we have the lowest percentage of people working today as any year since 1977. massive regulation does not work. what we need to do is bring back booming economic growth. let small business you the heart of the economy. two thirds of all jobs come from small business. i think of these issues from the perspective of my dad. in 1957.ed cuba he had $100 in his underwear. he washed dishes making $.50 an hour. a pastor.dad is he travels the country preaching the gospel. how would this impact my dad when he was washing dishes? in place,obamacare the odds are high my dad would have been laid off. hisot, he would have had hours forcibly reduced. the burdensift to on small businesses and we need well for perform --