tomorrow, september 29th, we'll have a panel of nea chairs. the panel will be moderated by pbs news hour. the festivities continue on october 14th when a taping of in performance at the white house will honor the joint 50th anniversary of the national endowment for the arts and the national endowment for the humaniti humanities. this celebration concert, which will be called a celebration of american creativity, will be broadcast nationally on pbs on january 8th, 2016. in december of this careyear, w be participating in an event at the lyndon b. johnson library in austin. in addition to my travels for the creativity connects roundtables, i will continue to visit communities throughout the country meeting with local community leaders, arts organizations, artists, federal policymakers to see how the arts are making a difference in the places they call home. this will be part of my effort to continue the national conversation about the arts in our lives. we'll host a national convening in conjunction with the kennedy center in october 2016. our f

tomorrow, september 29th, we'll have a panel of nea chairs. the panel will be moderated by pbs news hour. the festivities continue on october 14th when a taping of in performance at the white house will honor the joint 50th anniversary of the national endowment for the arts and the national endowment for the humaniti humanities. this celebration concert, which will be called a celebration of american creativity, will be broadcast nationally on pbs on january 8th, 2016. in december of this careyear, w be participating in an event at the lyndon b. johnson library in austin. in addition to my travels for the creativity connects roundtables, i will continue to visit communities throughout the country meeting with local community leaders, arts organizations, artists, federal policymakers to see how the arts are making a difference in the places they call home. this will be part of my effort to continue the national conversation about the arts in our lives. we'll host a national convening in conjunction with the kennedy center in october 2016. our f

lyndon johnson signed the national foundation on the arts and humanities act which gave birth to the nea and the nadh and the purpose is to nurture american creativity, elevate the nation's culture and sustain and preserve the country's artistic tradition throughout the nation from dense neighborhoods of cities large and small to the vast spaces for all americans to experience the arts. it was written that the world leadership which has come to the united states cannot rest solely as the superior technology. america's commitment to wild dreams and pursuing innovation and finding the passion that ignites the spirits. in order to be an effective leader with might and strength you also have to have heart and soul. for the past 50 something years that's exactly what the national endowment for the arts have been doing from double theater to the american film institute and from prairie home companion and the sundance film festival live from lincoln center to more than 400 translations of literature from 86 other countries and 66 language and grants to attract students and teachers in initiativ

. >> but getting tough snarled the highway with a traffic jam nea nearly 30 kilometers long. >> say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here. >> reporter: thousands of people welcomed in protest demanding better treatment for refugees. people here are not only grieving for the refugee whose died, many are upsetted with the leaders of the european union for failing to deal effectively with the refugee crisis. leaders of austrian human rights groups organized the march seeking to apply pressure on politicians. >> i'm embarrassed to be european. we can't pick up a few hundred thousand refugees? they are fleeing for their live we need to stop what our politics are doing. >> i want the government to be more sensible, sensitive, toward the foreigners which have pain and suffer. give number a chance to live. >> reporter: but prayers and protests are no substitute for a coherent refugee policy. european leaders will hold a summit on the issue in two weeks. between now and then, the river of refugees will keep flowing. >> the u.s. president barack obama says climate change is a problem

our holly williams last night about an act of sabotage against migrants. 40 syrians set off from turk nea rubber dinghy, but a few miles short of greece, they were intercepted by an unmarked speed boat. five men in plaque uniforms pointed guns at them and cult the fuel supply to the motor. it is not clear who did it. greek authorities say it's "not consistent with the mission of their coast guard." the syrians were towed to safety by the turkish coast guard. the homeland they left behind has been torn apart by civil war, and isis is annihilating their cultural heritage. whatever is not destroyed is being sold on a thriving black market, which cbs news infiltrated over the course of a six-month investigation. here's clarissa ward. >> reporter: sacred monasteries destroyed, ancient temples leveled by explosives. but perhaps the greatest threat to syria and iraq's cultural heritage is what you don't see, the illegal trafficking of precious an antiquities. to get a firsthand look at this underground would, our producer posed as a buyer and made contact through social media with omar, a syrian

. >> my father, ed dash d i love you i feel you with me and by the nea each and every day. am proud to be a part of your legacy. >> and my a aunt margaret unfortunately never had the chance to meet her but my name is margaret with the legacy of love and passion that is passed down through me and my brothers. >> susan. adamic keith. robert russell. stephen russell. steven harris. michael thomas russo senior. wayne. william. edward ryan. john joseph wright and. jonathan steven rice and. matthew ryan. christina. jason. thomas. scott. charles. joseph francis and. jessica. francis john. edward. john patrick. hernandez o rafael. >> george simmons. kenneth allen. >> for my a beautiful loving sister who my family and everyone who lost a piece of their heart who stayed strong always remember and embrace each gave. little saying from the key harrison, grief is like the ocean. it comes in waves at being and flowing. sometimes the water is calm and sometimes it is overwhelming. all we need to do is learn to swim. >> my father come on behalf of mom, and to our family be but like to thin

rowe price, fidelity and nea. through the deal and tell us how the money will fuel expansion, kenny dichter. congratulations. >> thanks. >> nothing to half a billion. >> from a napkin, powerpoint. >> great story. to me what's interesting you have public investors now. >> ah-ha. >> who are investing in a private business. we've seen this with other unicorn -- usually technology places. this is old school business. >> ah-ha. the team at t. rowe price immediately connected with our management team on the vision to membership model, amazon prime, costco. we have an initiation fee and recurring revenue stream. if you start doing the math on 20,000 members you have a business that's robust. >> in term of the business itself how much of this is taking market share from the net jets the world, how much of it is taking from people who otherwise would buy a plane outright and the competition or is this a new market that you're building. >> we're creating a new market. again i believe with anybody in fractional we can be a g

and i am honored, i am honored, to have earned the endorsement of the nea right here in new hampshire. [cheering] [applause] and, democrats believe we do not have to choose between protecting our environment, combating climate change, and growing our economy. we can do that by embracing clean, renewable energy. [cheering] [applause] i want us to set big holes in this country again. i can remember -- i think there are a few of you who can also remember -- when president to send aallenged us moon mission that would land a man on the moon and bring him back within a decade. and a lot of people thought it was impossible. beeny knew what would have i was sure because the president set that goal that america could get it done. and we did. that is the kindf president i want to be. i want to challenge us again, particularly young people again. [cheering] [applause] the end of my first term, we will have installed half a billion more solar panels. second, weend of my will produce enough renewable energy to power every home in america. he can do this -- we can do this. we can take on climate ch

my mom who is here today was a member of the nea. she was a proud member of the nea. and a teacher for 30 years. doctor who passed up lucrative opportunities to open a clinic in his poor neighborhood where he accepted anything or nothing at all as payment for providing health care for his community. [applause] sean o'connor: having learned about service and education for withmily, when i graduated 5000 hours which represented -- $5,000 in a dream i opened a copy called stratus prep. we've heard -- helps more than 4000 students get acceptance to the college of their choice and be able to afford attending. [applause] sean o'connor: i have been fortunate to also serve the people of new hampshire as a tiyear herer of ci in new hampshire. a board member and concord and a proud of her of the vestry of saint matthews episcopal church. number two, opportunity. i will forever be grateful for the opportunity that i had to attend georgetown and harvard law school and harvard business school because of the affordable fixed-rate student loans that were available than that are no l

. >> my father, ed dash d i love you i feel you with me and by the nea each and every day.heart and i am proud to be a part of your legacy. >> and my a aunt margaret unfortunately never had the chance to meet her but my name is margaret with the legacy of love and passion that is passed down through me and my brothers. >> susan. adamic keith. robert russell. stephen russell. steven harris. michael thomas russo senior. wayne. william. edward ryan. john joseph wright and. jonathan steven rice and. matthew ryan. christina. jason. thomas. scott. charles. joseph francis and. jessica. francis john. edward. john patrick. hernandez o rafael. >> george simmons. kenneth allen. >> for my a beautiful loving sister who my family and everyone who lost a piece of their heart who stayed strong always remember and embrace each gave. little saying from the key harrison, grief is like the ocean. it comes in waves at being and flowing. sometimes the water is calm and sometimes it is overwhelming. all we need to do is learn to swim. >> my father come on behalf of mom, and to our family be but l

freddie gray's spine was nea ney severed on april 12th.s put him in the back of a prisoner transport van after his arrest. people don't know what happened. the 25-year-old died at the hospital week later setting off protests and riot wig crys of misconduct win the police force. all six officers who were involved in the arrest face charges. the cement still needs the approval from a board that oversees city spending that meeting is set for tomorrow. >> pennsylvania state police busy over the labor day holiday weekend. troopers say nine people were killed and 230 others injured in over 600 crashes during the four-day weekend. the state police also issuing over 13,000 speeding tickets and arresting over 500 people for dui. these figures also only represent cases investigated by the state police. >>> a new castle county man under arrest tonight after police say he ran from officers with his baby in his arms. this happened yesterday on maple avenue in elsmere. investigators say they saw the man who was known to police for selling heroin and whe

and it includes, providing for up to four or six month extension and typically, and nea period would last, roughly two years because it includes, getting approval and design of the review and going to the community and finding the financing and so forand so on. they want to get this quickly, in a year and we decided as a result, to provide for the additional extensions to accommodate, and if there is a need for additional time to complete the due diligence and go through the period and the fee for that initial period is $100,000 and it is the bench marks and it is moving in the diligently to get to the next level before that extension will be granted. >> and also, proposing the ena was to cover, the costs and the costs that we thought were incured in the ena period and this does cover the staff time and the city attorney that will be assisting us as well as outside of the time, and that may, and that will be assisting us. as well as the consultant that will be assisting the port. and the bank, and the department has been bench marked us and as are indicated in the staff report. >> an

and i am honored, i am honored, to have earned the endorsement of the nea right here in new hampshire[cheering] [applause] and, democrats believe we do not have to choose between protecting our environment, combating climate change, and growing our economy. we can do that by embracing clean, renewable energy. [cheering] [applause] i want us to set big holes in this country again. i can remember -- i think there are a few of you who can also remember -- when president to send aallenged us moon mission that would land a man on the moon and bring him back within a decade. and a lot of people thought it was impossible. beeny knew what would have i was sure because the president set that goal that america could get it done. and we did. that is the kind of president i want to be. i want to challenge us again, particularly young people again. [cheering] [applause] the end of my first term, we will have installed half a billion more solar panels. second, weend of my will produce enough renewable energy to power every home in america. he can do this -- we can do this. we can take on climate ch

and i am honored, i am honored, to have earned the endorsement of the nea right here in new hampshireapplause] ms. clinton: and, democrats believe we do not have to choose between protecting our environment, combating climate change, and growing our economy. we can do that by embracing clean, renewable energy. [cheering] [applause] ms. clinton: i want us to set big goals in this country again. i can remember -- i think there are a few of you who can also remember -- when president kennedy challenged us to send a moon mission that would land a man on the moon and bring him back within a decade. and a lot of people thought it was impossible. didn't they? happen.new what would i was sure, because the president set that goal, that america could get it done. and we did. that is the kind of president i want to be. i want to challenge us again, particularly young people again. [cheering] [applause] ms. clinton: by the end of my first term, we will have installed half a billion more solar panels. and by the end of my second, we will produce enough renewable energy to power every home in ameri

in the middle of the country through texas, temperatures nea >>> i am first alert meteorologist, brittneynk you will like them. we will range between 83 and 86, so dropping out of the 90s, not as humid, not as hot. wind speeds out of the northeast 5 to 12 miles per hour, and that's going to set us up for a nice weekend, especially for tomorrow. 87 degrees, and look at what will happen as we go to monday, warmer and close to 90 degrees, and our humidity returns and we stay hot into next week. >>> and tonight there a is a big night of college football when notre dame faces off against the texas longhorns. it is also a big deal. this is the 25th anniversary of notre dame football on nbc. katharine is the sideline reporters and one of my friends. katharine, it is exciting to see you. what is the feeling there now? >> reporter: dylan, this is not just an historic game for nbc, but historic match up in football. two kicking off in primetime under the bright lights on nbc. the 244th consecutive sellout at notre dame stadium. the second highest ticket price on the college football block this year

well, it turns out nea lot lowe employment. and so, the start of simplistic story that we showed you before, actually turns out to be a lot more nuanced and less favorable to the unions than what the economic policy institute put out. i thought professional standards, you share your data with anyone who asks, they wouldn't share. so i couldn't replicate what they did because they weren't willing to share. well, we share your data and code, they just stopped responding to me, but i wanted to replicate, they did use broadly speaking source they made some adjustments to, so i used the same source and one of the key things you've got to take account of is living costs because you can remember from that map, pretty much the entire south is right to work. we can debate how you discuss kentucky and missouri, but the entire south is right to work and the entire northeast is not. well, it costs a whole lot more to live in new york city or boston than it does to live in shreveport, louisiana or in nashville, tennessee. a dollar is going

and it includes, providing for up to four or six month extension and typically, and nea period would last, roughly two years because it includes, getting approval and design of the review and going to the community and finding the financing and so forand so on. they want to get this quickly, in a year and we decided as a result, to provide for the additional extensions to accommodate, and if there is a need for additional time to complete the due diligence and go through the period and the fee for that initial period is $100,000 and it is the bench marks and it is moving in the diligently to get to the next level before that extension will be granted. >> and also, proposing the ena was to cover, the costs and the costs that we thought were incured in the ena period and this does cover the staff time and the city attorney that will be assisting us as well as outside of the time, and that may, and that will be assisting us. as well as the consultant that will be assisting the port. and the bank, and the department has been bench marked us and as are indicated in the staff report. >> an

and it includes, providing for up to four or six month extension and typically, and nea period would last, roughly two years because it includes, getting approval and design of the review and going to the community and finding the financing and so forand so on. they want to get this quickly, in a year and we decided as a result, to provide for the additional extensions to accommodate, and if there is a need for additional time to complete the due diligence and go through the period and the fee for that initial period is $100,000 and it is the bench marks and it is moving in the diligently to get to the next level before that extension will be granted. >> and also, proposing the ena was to cover, the costs and the costs that we thought were incured in the ena period and this does cover the staff time and the city attorney that will be assisting us as well as outside of the time, and that may, and that will be assisting us. as well as the consultant that will be assisting the port. and the bank, and the department has been bench marked us and as are indicated in the staff report. >> an

we invited jane chu to be with us on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the nea, which i understand the actually anniversary day is tomorrow. first, i want to introduce our distinguished head table. this table includes members of the national press club and guests of our speaker. from the audience's right, lisa matthews, vice president at hager sharp and a member of the national press club speakers committee, melissa walker, creative arts therapist and healing arts program coordinator at the national intrepid center of excellence at walter reed national military center, amy henderson, curator and a member of the national press club speakers committee, abel lopez, jerry, a past president of the national press club and chairman of the press club speakers committee, skipping over our speaker for a moment, nick, deputy ceo of the u.s. capital visitors center and the member of the national press club speakers committee, who organized today's event. thank you, nick. fabian barnes, director of the dance institute of washington. freelance reporter and blogger who covers the arts. [ applause