voices and other survivors. >> let me ask somewhat differently you are the president of michigan state university. would you have taken a meeting with a plaintiff involved in an ongoing litigation as the president of michigan state at michigan state to be defended but you have taken a meeting without her attorney present? not to make an offer for any kind of settlement agreement. thank you for holding this hearing and for your work to protect american athletes. these events have been a sad chapter for olympics and amateur athletics but i hope it sends a message to adults in positions of authority that nothing in athletics is as important as you respond when an abused child asks for help. in your testimony you discuss your role pushing the board to initiate a process that resulted in a settlement in principle totaling $500 million for survivors. the size of the compensation fund granted headlines but since has been regarded as an agreement in principle. what steps must be made before the agreement can be finalized? if you are no longer involved in these decisions then how can you take credit for t

you are the former president of michigan state university. would you have taken a meeting with a plaintiff involved in ongoing litigation? as the president of michigan state with michigan state being the defendant, would you have taken a meeting with a young woman without her attorney present? not to make an offer for any kind of settle agreement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator blumenthal. thank you. >> thank you, chairman. thank you for holding this hearing and for your continuing work to protect american athletes. these events have been a sad chapter for olympic and amateur athletics. i hope that these hearings recently enacted bipartisan legislation sends a message to adults in positions of authority that nothing you ever do in athletics is as important as how you respond when a race -- when in -- when an abused child ask for help. these reforms are only happening now because brave athletes stood up and called out wrongdoing to stop abuse. it is only once we understand fully what is happened in the past that we can work together to

it is important to hear and hear loudly their experiences. >> as the former president of michigan state university would you have taken a beating with plaintiff with the ongoing litigation as the president of michigan state being the defendant would you have taken the meeting with that young woman? >> not to make an offer for a settlement agreement. >> thank you for holding this hearing and your continued work and for amateur athletics but i hope that these hearings are recently enacted bipartisan legislation for u.s. center for safe sports in positions of authority how you respond for the abuse child these reforms are only happening now because the brave athletes did up to callout wrongdoing and not until we understand what has happened to prevent similar incidents in the future. and then to have that settlement in principle totaling $500 million million dollars for survivors. the size of the compensation fund certainly grabbed headlines but it has since been reported it is merely an agreement principle with the key details unresolved. for instance how msu plans to pay for the settlement fund whe

discriminate didn't mean sexually proposition and sexually assault a few male students in addition michigan state university home physicist fifty one year old joseph allen heidi was to. charged with committing acts of b.c. ality and sodomy against a dog michigan state university spokesperson emily grant told local news that quote how the was immediately put on administrative suspension pending the investigation the university has been and will continue to cooperate with law enforcement officials on this matter and this u.p.d. is providing digital forensics support in the investigation. you know when this kind of swift action in support of victims would have been helpful any time during the decades that larry nasser was able to sexually abuse at assault over three hundred young female athletes because embassy were ignored report after report after report after report of his actions even williams trampled the latest in what seems like a long line of predators that m.s.e. you as alleged to have helped cover up masters abuse maybe next time we can start taking the sexual abuse of assault of women just a little

former usa gymnastics president and michigan state university president will be on capitol hill. tch the at three clock p.m. eastern -- 3:00 p.m. eastern. up next, a look at u.s. foreign-policy since the cold war. hear from former state and defense department officials from the george w. bush and obama administrations, as well as washington post columnist. organized, which was by harvard university's radcliffe institute,

discriminate didn't mean sexually proposition and sexually assault female students in addition michigan state university health physicist fifty one year old joseph allen hattie was charged with committing acts of b.c. ality and sodomy against a dog michigan state university spokesperson emily grant told local news that quote how the was immediately put on administrative suspension pending the investigation the university has been and will continue to cooperate with law enforcement officials on this matter and this u.p.d. is providing digital forensics support in the investigation. you know when this kind of swift action and support of victims would have been helpful. any time during the decades that larry nasser was able to sexually abuse and assault over three hundred young female athletes because emmis you ignored report after report after report after report of his actions even williams trampled the latest in what seems like a long line of predators that m.s.e. you as alleged to have helped cover up masters abuse maybe next time we can start taking the sexual abuse of assault of women just a little m

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gymnast president and former michigan state university president testify before congress about how they handled allegations of sexual assault b larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor and former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual t. that heang of the senate commerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on c-span 3. >>> and tomorrow, health and human services secretary alex azar was the before the house education and workforce committee. that's live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. lds daily., where history in 1979 c-span creed as a public service by america's cable television companies. oday wenue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite id. >>> next on c-span 3 the state department's coordinator for counterterrorism on the department's strategy to counter violent extremism. from th

michigan state's ex-president is speaking out. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. michigan live reports michigan state universityou anna simon is apologizing for the larry she said yesterday she's horrified that this took place and is sorry the victims suffered. the subcommittee wants answers on how top official larry nassar sexually abused young women and girls for decades undetected. >>> the "washington post" says the aide who derided john mccain is gone from the white house. kelly sadler sparked outrage last month when she made mention of the comment by gina haspel. sadler's departure was not because of her controversial comment but due to another internal dispute. >>> "newsweek" reports a pennsylvania school gave eighth graders bulletproof backpack plates in the wake of a recent school shooting. students at st.'s received ballistic panels after their graduation. they're donated by a company and are designed to provide protectim >>> d "the new york t says miss america is ending the swimsuit competition. gretchen carlson, at s the longer bjudged for their appearance. the pageant has dealt with sexual conflict

. >> tinai, usa gymnastics president, steve penney of former michigan state university president discuss sexual abuse of athletes. they spoke in front of a subcommittee. also try,estimony from the 2019 budget request. she was before the senate appropriations subcommittee. that starts at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cpan. >> see spence what "washington journal", live every day with new some policy issues that impact you. we'll talk about tuesday's primary. and paul go start discusses divisions within the republican conference on immigration policy. then, david talks about the democratic messaging going into the midterm election. watch "washingtonournal", >> hlthnd human service committee met to discuss the policies and priorities of the department. he will speak between the house education and workforce committee. that is live on c-span three. >> this week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of robert f kennedy. >> the last few weeks, robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. he really enjoyed getting out amon the people. he enjoyed the physical contact. he refused police protecti

former usa gymnastics president and former michigan state university presintillon capitol hill. watch that at 3:00 p.m. eastern. white house press secretary sarah sanders took questions regarding the presidents tweet about the right to pardon himself.

. >> michigan state university agreed to pay $500 million to more than 300 victims of nassar earlier this year. >>> we're getting a better idea of what happened when a nba player was arrested and tased. cam shows brown surrounded before they took him to the ground and tased him. he was originally confronted for parking illegal any aanca spot. pictures show prong marks from the taser in his back. new footage also shows cops discussing if brown filed a complaint, everyone will say the police department is racist. three of the officers in this video were disciplined following an internal investigation. >>> in an exclusive interview this morning on "the today" show, scott peterson, the campus ory stoneman douglas school spoke out. as the shots rang out inhe school, video shows the deputy calmly station o. he's been coned fellow officers and many in the community and labeled a coward, too. this is what he said today to savannah guthrie. >> i didn't g it but it wasn't because of some oh, i don't want to go into that building, oh, i don't want to face somebody in there. it wasn't like that

. >>> victims of larry nassar want the firing of the michigan state university interim president. 120 women signed a letter on the issue. >>> athlete who testify against nasar will join lawmakers to push for the patients right to know bill. the bill would require doctors to tell patients if they are on probation for sexual misconduct or serious offenses. doctors are only required to report that information to insurance companies, hospitals and clinics. patients it find it online. >>> the search is on for a serial arsonist. there were 13 fires saturday night. in one case a fence was damaged but the potential for greater damage is there and neither police nor neighbors are willing to risk it happening again. there is a 2,500-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> this morning san jose police are looking for this man. police cyathea walked into the public storage last month and robbed the business at gun point. officers say that the suspect got away. >>> severe storms sweeping through. >> and the federal investigation after a tesra goes up in flames. >> and the new t

. >>> michigan state university will not use compensate women who say larry nassar sexually abused them. the board of trustees voted to pay the settlement with a bond $75 million will be set aside to settle future claims against the former sports doctor. the remaining amount will be 300 ed among more than alleged victims. nassar pleaded guilty to sex charges and will spend the rest of his life behind bars. he was also a doctor for usa gymnastics. >>> some0 local residents will get new roofs for free. that thanks to a decision from d.c. mayor muriel bowser. she awarded $1 million to habitat for humanity. the organization will use the funds to fix and replace the roofs ofbout a dozen eligible low income rsidents. toda announcement is part of he mayor's efforts to reserve affordablesing and revitalize housing in the district. >>> coming up, the grandson of the late nelson mandela. >> he's making his first trip to the u.s. as a scholar. why he chose to study at georg mason and how he plans to continue his grandfather's legacy of humility. >> oftentimes you try to explain to people that he i

>>> later today here on c-span3, former usa gymnastics president steve penny and former michigan state university president testify before congress about how they handled allegations of sexual assault by larry nassar, the former usaymsticsm doct a former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual assault. that hearing of the senate commerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on sp3. >>> and tomorrow, health and human services secretary alex azar testifies before the house education and thece committee. that's live starting at 10:00 eastern here on c-span3. >>> as a former educator, i really believe that education is the most important factor facing south dakota. we have been dead last in teacher pay for many years. we have finally, thanks to the governor and many others, now 48th, which isn't great, but it's a great improvement. so we must understand that children are our best and greatest assets. we've got to recognize that and take care of them. make sure that they're good citizens

. >>> michigan state university will decide today how to distribute money from a half billion dollar settlement to victims of sexual assault. the university board agreed to a dra $500 million settlement. it30 will go to vemz of larry nassar. the school's former sports doctor. each victim is examined to receive about $1.25 million. >>> this morning peo around the country are remembering charles krauthammer. he was known as one of the most ant, influential, and thoughtful conservative voices of his time. yesterday he died from cancer. 68-year-old krauthammer was a heng-time columnist for washington post. earlier this month he wrote a by heart felt goo to readers revealing that he only this weeks to live. krauthammer w a knocks fuse commentator, a pulitzer prize winner and a harvard trained psychiatrist. >>> new video this morning showed pope francis taking a bit of a tumble at thealtar while celebrating mass in switzerland. take a look. he stumbled on the steps. you can see there. the aide caught him and prevented him from fling down. he didn't realize there was an extra step on that p

later usa gymnastics president and former michigan state university president will discuss sexual abuse of athletes during their tenures. he will testify before a senate be live at 3:00 p.m. wil eastern also on c-span 3. earlier today the center for a new american security held a discussion on potential risks and benefits of emerging military technologies. we heard about a new report which compares the technology development efforts of the u.s. and foreign militaries. this is about an hour. >> all right. welcome, everyone. thanks for coming here today. i'm director of the technology national security program here at the center for a new american security. i'm very pleased today to announce the launch of a new report by the honorable, talking about how we think about technology risks. the secretary has been a leader on emerging technologies for a long time and i'm very excited this new report, a valuable contribution to how we think of risks of emerge technologiein the national security space. we live in an interesting time where a number of countries have stated their clear desire to mo

. >>> and justice for a sexual assault scandal at michigan state university. the school board of trustees meeting about how to disburse a $500 million settlement for the victims. that money will go to more than 300 people who were sexually asassed by larry nassar, the university former sports director, sports director and a former u.s. team gymnastics trainer. >>> a roseanne spin-off is in the works but you can't call it "roseanne" and the conners will feature the regular cast members from roseanne, minus roseanne barr herself. she was fired and the show canceled after she sent a racist tweet. >>> more college campuses are saying no to smoking. the city said more than 2,000 colleges were either smoke or tobacco-free which is up about 800 -- in 2012. and 80 of the campuses banned e-cigarette use and some bans hookah smoking as well. >>> if you need to renew your license, dmv is open for saturday. this is a new option to cut down on the long wait times,certain offices including ten right here in the bay area will be open on select saturdays. it is open tomorrow

michigan state university trustees calling for john engler to resign immediately. assault victims of disgraced sports dr. larry nassar who says the campus community cannot heal until he steps down. he him out another university official criticizing lawyers who represent his assault victims and suggested the first woman to go public with her accusations had old terrier motives. global news 20 for hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: live, i'm julia chesley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. julia: 30 minutes from the close of trading. u.s.sion dominated by trade tensions. joe: would you miss? >> the trade tit-for-tat is back on. beijing wastes no time fighting back. a central bank shade up -- shakeup. and president trump's closest confidence rally around the junk-bond king. the push to pardon michael milken gaining fresh steam. a $50 billion tit-for-tat after their bowels of swift retaliation. china will impose 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of u.s. imports with tariffs on $34 billion worth going

. >> a former michigan state university dean is due in court today, william strample faces charges relatedo az oversight of dr. larry nassar, accused of mow molesting more than 200 girls and women. he is also accused of sexually harassing or assaulting medical students. he was the dean at the michigan state college of medicine until he stepped down last year. he pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> new this morning, this could be everyone's worst night mare, an arizona man trapped in his own body because of a rare syndrome. he suffered a stroke back in 2012 and paralyzed and couldn't talk. he was completely aware of everything happening around him. he suffered from what's called locked in syndrome. doctors think it's because it's caused by bleeding in the brain stem. dims was aware of his surroundings but physically unable to react. >> basically you're locked in your own body. you can't do anything. you can't move anything and you can only move your eyes vertically, can't even more side to side. >> finally his daughter who was a pre-med student noticed him blinking. she found a way to co

michigan state was just under 10 million people. in the state capital of lansing, there's also michigan state university. at you talk about what state lawmakers are doing to protect children and young athletes in the wake of that larry nassar usa gymnastics scandal that got so many headlines across the country. guest: thank you. i know some of the victims personally are constituents of mine and friends of the family, so it was just an awful tragedy where you thought was to 300 girls, if not more come over -- if notguesswork more, were molested. we want to make sure this never happens to another young girl. the we've done is extended criminal statute of limitations. we've addressed the civil statute of limitations. coaches toed paid the mandatory reporting bill. i had the opportunity to talk to one of nasser's first victims. what you tell me is that her and her 15-year-old friend went to their 15-year-old coach at the and told the coach what they had endured. and bethan believe them a mandatory reporter and report nasser early on, you would have seen 200 other victims out there. had she been a mandatory re

former usa gymnastics president steve penny and former michigan state university president will be on capitol hill. watch that at 3 p.m. eastern. c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television company. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: coming up on "washington journal, former white house general counsel of the clinton administration discusses the latest in the mueller investigation and author and

former usa gymnastics president and michigan state university president will be on capitol hill. watch the at three clock p.m. eastern -- 3:00 p.m. eastern. up next, a look at u.s. foreign-policy since the cold war. hear from former state and defense department officials from the george w. bush and obama administrations, as well as washington post columnist. organized, which was by harvard university's radcliffe institute, also honored former secretary of state hillary clint. [applause] >> it is a privilege for all of us to be here with the most extraordinary, most accpl public servant that we have had in this country in a long time, hillary clinton. [applause] as an attorney from another law , as an as civic leader advocate for children, for the poor, and for women, as first lady, united states senator, secretary of state, she has served with exemplary determination, and intelligence, and resilience, and courage. as we begin our discussion today on a very complex subject -- what is america's relationship to the rest of the world? what is america trying to achieve in the world? '

my classwork at michigan state university i realized the ,ole of women in development more thanonelyon half of the population is made up of women. i noticed over the years that the women of sierra leone have been struggling to see how best they could be included in governance and so many other things. currently what we are pushing strongly is to four the government or government ructure to include them at startup to 30%, so i realizing within this fellowship program that that all by itself is not fair enough, right? talking about 30% inclusion. when these set of people make up more than half the population, and it is not necessarily we don't have -- in the sierra leone. that thehave realized lawyers, especially the women in law, are very, very much instrumental, right, in in participation. unfortunately what is happening in sierra leone is female lawyers are not fair strong in the advocacy for women in participation. you have different groups. today, that will be one of my them youems to tell guys have a role to play. it is not just going to the court, talking about the issues regardin

this includes construction of the facility for rare isotope beams at michigan state university which will enable the critical nuclear physics research across a wide bred of elds bredth of fields, including a facility at a lab and project designed to build the world's highest intensity nutrino beam. this will help shed light on the universe and its orgeins. this bill, mr. speaker, also specifically authorizes basic research in fields that are critical to u.s. dominance in science and technology. it authorizes research in exoscale computing, fusion energy sciences. it establishes a doe computing program, a low dose research program and programs for managing our energy frontier research centers and bioenergy research centers and ensures we fulfill our commitments to the project for fiscal years 2018 nd 2019. significant investments in foreign countries like china threatens america's global standing as the leader in scientific knowledge. to maintain our competitive advantage as a world leader in science, we must continue to pport the research and the research infrastructure that will lea

during my classwork at michigan state university, i realized the role of women in development, and in sierra leone more than half of the population is made up of women. so, i noticed that over the years that the women in sierra leone have been struggling seriously to see how best they could be included in governance and so many other things. currently what we are pushing or thetrongly is to -- f government structure to include them at least up to 30%. so i start realizing within this fellowship program that that all by itself is not fair enough, right? talking about 30% inclusion. when these set of people make up more than half of the population. necessarily that we don't have educated women in sierra leone. today, i am very privileged to listen to this. lawyersealized that the , especially the women in law, are very, very much instrumental, right, in empowering their advocacy in participation. but unfortunately what is happening in sierra leone is the female lawyers are not very much strong in the advocacy for women participation. we have women that are doing that. you have different

two michigan state university board of trustees are calling for interim school president john englergn immediately. they join a chorus of sexual assault victims of disgraced former sports dr. larry nassar, who says the campus community cannot heal until anglin steps down. in april, another university official was emailed, criticizing that the first woman to go public with her accusations had old hear your motives. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. julia? julia: china's finance ministry has just released this statement following the announcement of the tariffs on the united date. the u.s. measures violated the relative -- relevant rules of the wto and is contrary to the consensus reached in signing u.s. negotiations. it seriously violates our legitimate rights and interests sent threatens the interest of our country and people. we are joined now by our bloomberg trade reporter, live in washington. the chinese did promise to respond in an equ

michigan state university trustees have rejected an effort to fire interim president john engler over his remarks about larry nassar's sexual assault victims. the board is try to figure out how to pay for a $500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls who said they were sexually assaulted by nassar, who was a campus sports doctor and a doctor and usa gymnastics. for saying inzed an evil that one of the victims had ulterior motives. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. >> i am amanda lang. here are our top stories from around the world. trade threats. president trump says he will impose 20% tariffs on cars imported from europe if trade barriers don't come down, as some within the white house may be taking steps to avoid a trade war with china. blackberries big plunge. we hear from ceo john chen as the company's shares dropped the most in a year after investors foc

michigan state university has hired an attorney that defend this will against sexual assault lawsuit title ix office to pertain to the school's sexual assault complaint. the detroit free press reports that the president appointed robert pittenger to temporarily leave the department. this comes in the wake of the scandal of all thing -- evolving larry nassar. and the board said today it will eliminate a $12 million scholarship fund for the island's largest public university as well as a $50 million annual fund for municipalities. the board will also scrap an annual christmas bonus for all government employees. the moves come after legislators asused to change labor laws ordered by a federal control board overseeing the u.s. territories -- territory's finances. countriesn against eu on immigration policy is easy compared to the task of implementing it. at an eu summit today, he outlined an agreement to reduce the flow backward and migrants into europe, including building holding centers for the migrants outside the continent and a boost for the libyan coast guard. >> we have issued a c

sexual assault by larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor and former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual assault. that hng of theate mmerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on c-span3. and tomorrow, health and human seices secretary alex azar testifies before the house education and workforce committee, live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> the white house briefing with press secretary sarah sanders is coming up this afternoon, scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern, and we'll bring it to you live here on c-span3. until then, some of this morning's "washington journal." >> reporter: dinesh d'souza i

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recent stud from michigan state university found that the financial strain on school districts, including detroit, is overwhelmingly caused by declining enrollment and revenue loss, especially where school choice and charters are most prevalent. thisesearch shows that as the state relaxed charter accountability, schools and cities statewide lost nearly half of their revenue in a span of just ten years. unlike states that use public school choice to improve quality across the board, michigan used charter schools to undermine and dismantle the public system. the state diverted public dollars to low quality for-profit charters, saturated the marketplace and then used the declining enrollment as a justification for other non-charter public schools. nowhere is this truer than detroit where there have been more than 160 school openings and closures since just to 10. as a result, students and parents are suffering in a chaotic inequitable and underfunded public system that is devoid of quality and rife with for-profit actors overpromising and underdelivering. worse, not better. nearly 80% of the

former usa gymnastics president steve penny and former michigan state university president will be on capitol hill. watch that at 3 p.m. eastern. c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television company. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: coming up on "washington journal, former white house general counsel of the clinton administration discusses the latest in the mueller investigation and author d'saouzaaker dinesh talks about his pardon from president trump. and today is primary day in a number of states and we will get a preview of some of the races. ♪ is sur y, which nation states across the will hold primaries, which could factor into how the november elections play out. the possibility of the threat of democrats getting shut out of pickup opportunities. stay close to c-span for results of those primaries. this is the "washi

where ip from michigan went to school at the university of michigan. dental health is a very important issue in the state, whether in the city or in the small rural communities, especially out in the bush with no access to care facilities. dentists in the state have volunteered, we just finished a mission of mercy to help thousands of people free of charge for two days. the second mission of mercy in fairbanks. the private sector bears the biggest burden. a lot of the treatment located -- donated by local dentists. treatment in the bush where there is no private practice. i would encourage everybody to remember their dentist. >> 32 year resident of fairbanks, alaska, the most important issue is the divide. i was raised a moderate republican. i worry about the future of the country because it seems like there is no room for moderation anymore. what we have is conflict. nothing gets done. i would like to see changes in that respect. our worldwidebout standing. we need to be looked at as problem solvers. good, i think it is changing and not for the better. issues.e my 22join us july 21 and july when we will

universities, sf chamber. i'm happy to report that dr. huang for many years was in my home state, michigan, and president of northern michigan university before coming here in 2012. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. commissioners, it's an honor for me to be here to share with you the plans for the development of the campus. we are in the planning phases a campus wide physical master plan to guide our development over the next 18 years, and this will allow us to support our academic mission for a fairly large community, 30,000 students, etcetera, as you heard. and this project will serve to support our academic mission as well as revitalize the campus and support student success. much like the city, our projects will involve a significant amount of new housing on campus for faculty, staff, and students. i also want to share with you my compliments to the planning commission staff. they have been invaluable in help us develop our plans, and i'm proud to say that we have a great relationship with the planning commission. we've also worked with other city agencies, as well.

michigan. i went to school at the university of michigan. dental health is, of course, a very important issue here in the states.n the city, in small rural communities, there is no access to many care facilities. so, the dentists in this state have volunteered, we just finished a mission of mercy, i think it was the second mission of mercy here in fairbanks. the private sector, of course, there is is the biggest burden. a lot of the treatment here is donated by the local dentists. of course, the government facility, they offer a great treatment out in the bush areas where there is no private practice. i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene. >> i am a 32 year resident of fairbanks, alexa. -- alaska. the issue currently timmy is the political divide. i was raised a moderate republican, and i worry about the future of our country. it just seems like there is no room for moderation, anymore. and what we have is a conflict, and nothing really gets done in the political parties, and i would like to see some changes. i also worry about our worldwide standing, i think, history league -- historically, we

michigan, where i went to school at the university of michigan. dental health is of course a very, very important issue here in this state. whether it's in the city, in the small rural communities. especially out where there's no access to many care facilities. so, the dentist in this state have gone -- we just finished a mission of mercy, it was our second mission of mercy here in fairbank. the private sector, of course, the biggest burden. a lot of the treatment here is donated by the local dentist, and of course the government facilities, public health offers a great treatment out in the areas where there's no private practice. so anyway, i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene. >> i'm a 32 year resident. the most important issue to me currently is our political divide. i was raise ed a moderate republican. i worry about the future of our country, because it seems like there's no room for moderation anymore. and we have conflict and nothing really gets done in our political party, and i like to see some changes in that respect. i also worry about -- historically, we have been looked at as problem solvers

. >>> according to the university of michigan inde americans a feeling better about the current state of the economy. but details of that report were mixed. americans expectations about the future with many citing trade and tariff concerns. >> and those trad kengtensions e ratcheted up today when canada said it was moving ahead with on tariffs u.s. products. taylor is in washington for us tonight. >> reporter: one month after ariffs were put on steal and aluminum in the u.s.,ad c said they were striking back. >> we are acting very much on being thorough, not in anger. >> starting sunday, u.s. ketchup, candy and toilet paper as well assteal anel and alumin will see new tariffs fr politically sensitive states like pennsylvania and kentucky. this year top uls uthe u.s. tra official called it unjustified, showing blatancy for the rules. the president thinks they are warranted, but due to disdain ganization, they sa they will move to withdraw. even larry cud lkudlow, white h advis adviser, has raised doubts. >> the world trade organization, for example, has become mpletely infeeffectual, c

a dentist here in fairbanks and i came up here from michigan i went to school at university of michigan and this is a very important issue in the state in the small rural communities where there is no access to care facilities so we just finished a mission of mercy for thousands of people free of charge for two days because the second foundation here in fairbanks the private sector of course the biggest burden a lot of treatment here is donated and of course the facilities offer great treatment in those areas where there is no private practice i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygien hygiene. >> i have a resident of fairbanks alaska and the most important issue to me currently is our political divide. i was raised a moderate republican and i worry about the future of our country because it seems like there is no room for moderation anymore so what we have are conflicts and nothing gets done with a political party and i would like to see some changes in that respect. also and for those looking at as problem solvers i think that is changing those are my issues. >> welcome to alaska this is stop number 38 on the 50 state ca

michigan, where i went to school at the university of michigan. dental health is of course a very, very important issue here in the state. whether it's in the cities, in the small rural communities, or especially out in the bush where ere's no access to many care facilities. so the dentists in this state have volunteered, we just finished a mission of mercy, where we treated thousands of people free of charge for two days. i think it was our second mission of mercy here in fairbanks. the private sector, of course, bears the biggest burden. a lot of the treatment here is donated by the local dentists. and of course the government facilities, public health, offers a great treatment out in the bush areas where there's no private practice. so anyway, i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene. yeah. >> i'm a 32-year resident of fairbanks, alaska. and most important issue to me currently is our political divide. i was raised a moderate republican and i worry about the future of our country. because it seems like there's no room for moderation anymore. what we have is conflict and nothing really gets done in our po

michigan. i went to school at the university of michigan. dental health is, of course, a very important issue here in the states.n the city, in small rural communities, there is no access to many care facilities. so, the dentists in this state have volunteered, we just finished a mission of mercy, i think it was the second mission of mercy here in fairbanks. the private sector, of course, there is is the biggest burden. a lot of the treatment here is donated by the local dentists. of course, the government facility, they offer a great treatment out in the bush areas where there is no private practice. i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene. >> i am a 32 year resident of fairbanks, alexa. -- alaska. the issue currently timmy is the political divide. i was raised a moderate republican, and i worry about the future of our country. it just seems like there is no room for moderation, anymore. and what we have is a conflict, and nothing really gets done in the political parties, and i would like to see some changes. i also worry about our worldwide standing, i think, history league -- historically, we

speech administered at michigan state but in march of this year they went to portland and at the law school tonight -- either way the purpose of having a scholar at the university is to be engaged in dialogue and is not just monologue but even though chris rock and jerry seinfeld will not say they will not perform on campuses anymore because of the committees and other folks and this is just this is supposed to be different in the question is where do we go from here and how much do students deny free-speech and by the talkative speakers and what is the best response for these and other challenges and we have a distinguished panel of and on just about everything andel i welcome their comments and analysis and also opening up with the audience into my far left that is [inaudible] she was elected and the 17 and the 18 student body president and a latina president at the university of texas in austin and enable [inaudible] she advocated for greater accessibility on and off campus and student housing in the power of student voice. thank you for being with us today. next is howard gilman, chancellor at the university of california irvine. >> anything going on? >> th

michigan, where i went to school at university of michigan. dental health is a very very important issue here in this state, whether it's in the cities, in the small rural communities, especially out in the bush, where there's no access to many care facilities. so the dentists in this state have volunteered. we just finished a mission of mercy where we treated thousands of people, free of charge, for two days. i think it was our second mission of mercy here in fairbanks. the private sector of course, there's the biggest burden, a lot of the treatment here is donated by the local dentist and of course the government facilities, public health offers a great treatment out in the bush areas where there's no private practice. so anyway, i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene. >> i'm a 32 year resident of fairbanks alaska. the most important issue to me currently is our political divide. i was raised a moderate republican. and i just -- i worry about the future of our country because it just seems like there's no room for moderation anymore, and what we have is conflict and nothing really gets done in our political parties, and i'd like

michigan where i went to school at university of michigan. dental health is, of course, a very, very important issue here in the state, whether it's in the cities, in the small rural communities, especially out in the bush where there's no access to many care facilities. so the dentists in this state have volunteered. we just finished a mission of mercy, where we created thousands of people free of charge for two days and i think it's our second mission of the year in fairbanks. the private sector, of course, has the biggest burden. a lot of treatment is donated and of course the local government facility of public health offers a great treatment out of -- in the bush areas where there's no private practice. so, anyway, i encourage everybody to remember their dental hygiene, yeah. >> and i'm a 32-year resident of fairbanks, alaska and this is important for our political divide. i was raised a moderate republican and i just -- i worry about the future of our country because it just seems like there's no room for moderation anymore and what we have is conflict and nothing really gets done in our political parties and i like to see some changes in