while i was there i received a certification of congregation from john irving. never for one second during my work at the detroit regional office did i think that one day i would have the honor of considering serving as a member of the board. i love working for the host: nlrb.- working for the i love working for bernie gottfried. he was revert -- revered in the region. he had a deep understanding of the law and was open to and respectful to all viewpoints. he made sure he knew every fact and aspect of a case before he made a decision about whether to issue a complaint. most importantly, he cared deeply about the impact that his decisions would have on the workplace. he knew that real people would be affected by what he did and he worked very hard to make sure his decisions were fair and honest. i will strive to follow his example should i become a member of the board. i worked it out from detroit, becoming a staff lawyer for the international united autoworkers union in 1984. i worked at the uaw for two years and for their legal department before coming to washi

one was the world according and he started talking about how he loved john irving then somehow he started telling me about his experience in the prison system and started shoving a different scars and wounds and he eventually starts telling me people don't want to mess with him and he and his sweat shirt and he had a kind of shy and machete and acts just in his belt and he said with a straight face a new license carpenter's zero and allowed to carry my tools. [laughter] it was great for the purpose of my narrative detroit moment. there was a lot of sort of resonance. >> you are telling the story of the city through these characters you are meeting that one of the things that struck me about the book you are making observations when you're not making judgments and there isn't that much analysis in the book. it's the story of what it's like to be here now and to live here now and you tie that in nicely with the history and lots of instances. >> i'd been doing interviews the last few days and people want an office and the kind of sound bite. i did a bunch of interviews and they want to know

while there i receive the certification of commendation from general counsel john irving . never one second during my work at the detroit regional office that i think that one day i would have the honor of being considered to serve as a member of the board. i love working for the nlrb, and large part because i had the opportunity to work under the tutelage of regional director bernie gottfried. he was revered in the region. there is still immemorial symposium every year in his honor. he had a deep knowledge and understanding of the law and was open to and respectful of all the points and positions presented to him. he made sure he knew every fact and aspect of a case before you made a decision on whether to issue a complaint. most importantly he cared deeply about the impact his decision would have on the workplace. he knew that real people would be affected by what he did, and you worked hard to make sure his decisions or fair and honest. he was a role model, and i will strive to follow his example, should i become a member of the board. i also worked at a private firm in

while i was there, i received a certificate of commendation from john irving. never, for one second during my work at the detroit regional office, did i think that one day i would have the honor of being considered to serve as a member of the board. i loved working for the nlrb. in large part because i had the opportunity to work under the tutelage of regional director bernie gottfried. the region.ed in there is still a memorial symposium every year in his honor. he had a deep knowledge and understanding of the law and was open to and respectful of all viewpoints and positions presented to him. he made sure he knew every fact and every aspect of the case before he made a decision on whether to issue a complaint. most importantly, the care deeply about the impact his decisions would have on the workplace. on the employer involved, on the workers. he knew that real people would be affected by what he did and he worked very hard to make sure the decisions were fair and honest. he was a role model and i will strive to follow his example should i become a member of

john, what's your bet? >> i like arthur. my off-beat bet is irving. king irving.'m still taking spencer as the middle name but i haven't placed any money on it. >> diana's maiden name. i think it would be nice if there were a twist, george, edward, james a little boring to me. >> here's one bet that i like. people are saying it's 1,000-1 that he'll play premier league football. >> very good. like to see that. beckham would be so pleased. erin mcpike, thank you so much. >> some travel agents say they saw an uptick in royal baby fever leading up to the final weeks of kate's pregnancy. now that the future king has arrived, the city's top tourist attractions are getting ready to invite people to check out some of women and kate's favorite hangouts. hotels in london are hosting special royal baby themed tea parties. a suite and grand hotel has been transformed into a royal family nursery. and if you're third in line for your flight at the royal airlines upper class clubhouse. joining us is an economic reporter for the "new york times." you say the tourism impact itself

reflected the developers of macroeconomic theories, including the work of irving fisher, dennis robertson, and, of course, john maynard keynes that laid the foundation for understanding how monetary policy could affect real activity employment and help reduce cyclical fluctuations. at the same time the federal reserve became less focus on its original mandate of preserving financial stability, perhaps in part because it helped, superseded by the accretion of 1930s of the federal deposit insurance corporation and the securities and exchange commission, along with other reforms intended to make the financial system more stable. in the area of governance and accountability to the public, policymakers also recognize the need for reforms to include the structure and its decision-making. the banking act of 1935 simultaneously bolstered the legal independence of the federal reserve and provide for stronger central comes control by the federal reserve board. in particular the act created the modern configuration of the federal market committee, the fomc, giving the board majority of the votes on the committee water mo

new approach reflected the development of macroeconomic theories, including irving fisher, rob paltry, dennis robertson, and john maynard keynes who laid the foundations for an standing how monetary policy could affect you like to be and employment and help reduce cyclical fluctuations. federalame time, the reserve became less focused on its original mandate in preserving financial stability, perhaps in part because it felt creationeded by the the 1930s of the fdic and the securities and exchange commission along with other reforms intended to make the financial system more stable. governance and accountability to the public, policymakers also recognized the need to reform destiny for forms. 1935anking act of simultaneously bolster the legal independence of the federal reserve and provided for stronger central console -- central control by the federal reserve lord. in particular -- federal reserve board. ofing the board majority the boards on the fdic and moving the secretary of treasury and the comptroller of the currency from both award. -- from the board. one economic historian described the fed as in the it