>> florence signa: 1941. >> julia reed: '41.tart selling hot tamales to go. in the beginning, the place catered to the black community. but after word got out how good the food was, white people started coming. which led to a kind of weird accommodation to the segregation of the day. blacks came in the front, white people snuck in the back. the menu expanded with the clientele. what human qualities are unique or marked in the native of mississippi? >> julia reed: i cannot address mississippi 'cause like i said, the delta is a whole 'nother planet. >> anthony: wow. okay, better question then. how does the lifelong delta resident differ from the other -- >> julia reed: you had to be a little crazy to wanna come in the first place, 'cause it was like the swamps, buddy. it was under water. i mean, you had to be crazy to come, and you had to have enough money to make it work. so you had some sort of gamblers. i mean, that -- that spirit still infuses the place. it's a little reckless. it's sophisticated 'cause they'd all come from el

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shots were fired inside the home on east reed avenue around 10:30 last night.cers are still barricaded inside. they're using flash bang technology. they don't believe anyone was hurt, but we'll have another live update from the scene in just a few minutes. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:31. let's get to four things to know about your forecast. >> i'm still amazed at made police's 4-1-1 comment. what's the 4-1-1 was harry j blige's album in 1992 and she just guessed 1992. >> one of my favorite all-time songs. >> did you just know that on your own? >> no, i googled it. that's how anyone knows anything anymore. what do you need to know about the weather? no sun for you today. not anywhere across our area. moderate rain is moving in and it will be on the cool side today. showers are lurking just done to our south and west. they're coming our way. grab your umbrellas and insulated rain coats. temperatures stuck in the for today. melissa, i'm very, very impressed with your picking 1992 and domally. >> i had no idea. just guessed. 1992 sound

there are further down reed avenue. around 10:00 last night, police say a man inside one of the duplexes fired shots at a relative who was outside the home. . the relative was not injured. it was an adult male. he ran from the scene and then called police. ever since that shooting, police have been trying to make contact with the man who fired those shots from inside the home. they declared this a barricade situation and just out of an an bun tans dance of caution, they have been trying to make communication, but we have not heard any word that the person inside has responded. we have heard a loud boom at one point as tactical units began to do some of their work. but at this point, the barricade still in place, no word of any communication inside. some road closures in the immediate area. back to >>> 6:03. and the sister of a missing alexandria woman is pleading for help this morning. lizeth lopez went missing. surveillance video captured lopez walking in to the cvs and two days later her family reported her missing. >

senator mccain: senator reed? senator reed: thank you, mr. chairman. and one of the issues that has been discussed and i mentioned in my opening statement is raising cyber command to a full unified command and yet, i also , noted and you acknowledged that only half of cyber command's new formed cyber mission forces are initially capable of iop -- ioc, i should say. and then some critical elements, such as position training, environment to uniform platform doesn't exist. are you, in your mind, mature enough to be a full uniformed commands now, or? admiral rogers: yes. senator reed: and what would that advantage give you? what would that decision give you? admiral rogers: so generally, when we think about what -- what tends to drive, should something be elevated to a combatant command, broadly across the department, we tend to focus on the imperatives of unity of command, unity of effort and is it either -- in this case, it would be functional, not geographic. and in this case, does the function rise to a global level? and is it of sufficient priority to

reed, you can't go off that sticker.said, because all we do is change the title of the vehicle on top, and we're not responsible for what's below. >> reporter: so how about the sirius satellite radio listed on the online advertisement? >> at that time xm told me no, mr. reed, your vehicle does not have the sirius xm radio. >> reporter: keith said he now owned the truck and had no choice but to drive off the lot totay he drove back to maryland where he needed to get the truck inspected. and to make matters worse, it failed. that's when he reached out to news 4. >> because i see your reports on the news. and it's, like, wow, okay. susan gets action. >> reporter: we reached out to the virginia attorney general's office which tells us the virginia consumer protection act prohibits advertising goods or services intent not to sell them as advertised. news 4 also reached out to the dealership, although they never responded to our calls or e-mails, they did contact keith. the dealership agreed to honor what was advertised. and o

s >> this is all happening near ai an apartment complex on eastn reed avenue.hat's where we find fox5's f annie yu with the latest and i know they had to push you backh a bit. what's the latest now? now >> reporter: yeah, good good morning to you, ladies.ou we are directly across the street from the situation. situn this is right off of routeoute one. situation happening on e. reed avenue beyond the apartmenthe at complex deeper in at a duplex ae and this has been going on going since 10 o'clock last night. n heavy presence in the area. if heavy presence, we're beingpres kept back due to safety reasons. reas alexandria police on the sceneip as well as members of the swate team and we just heard a loud a bang, part of some sort of tactical move involving flashvih bang and we can expect to hear more loud noises as theyiss t attempt to make contact with w this person barricad barricaded. a hostage negotiation team haseg been making contact in aak variety of ways one of whichewh includes a loudspeaker.peak right now we have been toldwe h they have not been able toe

senator reed. senator reed: i want to thank both of them for their extraordinary service to the nation and recognize your families that served along with you. i've had the privilege of knowing cindy scaparrotti for a number of years. thank you, cindy. general robinson, your father was a career pilot. and your husband was born in woonsocket, rhode island, so you already got some momentum behind your nomination. thank you. the nominees who before us today has an impressive record. general scaparrotti is commander of the united nations command, united states force career. previously served as director of the joint staff commander. international security assistance force. on and on. including command of the 82nd airborne division. general robinson has been commander now of the air component of the u.s. pacific command. she has been vice commander of air comm of that command and a list of other important assignments so thank you. general scaparrotti, if confirmed you'll be command of the european comman

. >>> we're going back to the breaking news out of alexandria, this is happening on east reed streetd megan mcgrath live with details. >> reporter: well, we're here on route 1 and east reed is right over my shoulder. you can see the police officers that are progressing things off at the intersection for safety purposes as the situation unfolds. now, it was 10:00 last night when shots were fired. it appears we adults. police say that one family member inside a residence on east reed street shot at another family member who was outside the home. the person who was outside was not hurt. that person ran and called police to report what was going on. right now police are trying to contact the person inside the home that fired the shot. no luck in contacting that individual as of yet. not clear if they're still in the home or not. and unfolding situation here. we'll continue to bring updates. back to you in the studio. >>> so i can continue my life -- >> she's crying out for help to find her missing sister. ly lizeth lopez went missing and she was caught on video walk manage to a cvs store

. >> police are searching for two suspects tony clyde reed and his brother john blaine reed both men are armed convicted felons believed to be armed and dangerous. suspect john reed lived near a couple involved in a property dispute of neighbors which involved death threats. they are not clear if the couple is the defendants in the suit. those who know the married couple are hoping for their return. >> they are so generous and nice and they would do anything for any of their friends. >> police are asking for the public's help in finding the couple but are warning people to stay away from the suspects. abby? >> what a sad story. kelly wright live for us. >>> a philadelphia police officer shot in the line of duty saved his own life. james mccullough was shot in his leg trying to take down two-car thieves. it happened when the 24-year-old cop and his partner were fromminged down by a woman who said someone broke into their car. when they approached two men kept on running. he tackled one and was shot in the leg. he applied a turn cut to the leg to stop the bleeding. the two were shot a

we have their experience with alicia reed. >> i can ski myself doing this!>> reporter: electric bikes are a growing trend across the u.s. [ bell ] >> it's just easy, clean, green, and it's really fun! the bicycles are super zippy. so they're really fun! >> reporter: they would be a great fit for this family. >> most our errands are short little errands. this would be a cool way to get around with protecting the air, being more green. >> reporter: getting to and from swimming classes or choosing dream destinations like suzanne bruch. >> it's just so amazing to be out there in the nature and actually do physical exercise but not get to where you want to get, like, completely exhausted! >> it's basically a car alternative in some ways. >> reporter: anyone that showed up for the sanford shopping center got to choose from over 100 of the latest high-tech electric bikes and test ride any one they liked for free. >> man, the test drives are amazing. >> reporter: well, i'll take a test drive for myself to see how this thing works. first, let's make sure the bike is

david reed talks about his book, the brazen age, new york city and the american empire. a conversation with new york university history professor thomas bender. that betweenes 1945 and 1950, post world war ii new york city became a heaven for exiles. the museum of the city of new york posted this hour-long event. it is now my great pleasure to introduce our speakers. they have four bios in our program. an intellectual and cultural historian, whose many books include new york intellect, the unfinished city, and a nation among nations. atis professor of history new york university. david reid is editor of "sex, death and god and l.a." his essays, articles, reviews and interviews have appeared in vanity fair, the paris review, the new york times, the washington post, los angeles times book review and various anthologies. what you please join me in welcoming david reid to a speak about his book and and then be joined by professor bender. [applause] mr. reid: thank you, lily. it's a pleasure and honor to be here in connection with this distinguished series. this is a memorabl

reed hastings has said that netflix will deliver material profits starting in 2017. there are profitable in the u.s., but if the growth does not keep up overseas, or if currency markets hurt them, we might not to the profits next year that they had forecasted. one thing that i thought was interesting that they pointed out on the call, and one reason why the growth outside the u.s. might not be as fast as people want, that they expanded to 130 new countries in january. for the most part, they are only appealing to people who can speak english and have international credit cards, which means they cannot add on most of the local speakers. emily: just in time for netflix's earnings call, amazon decides to announce a standalone video service. before, you had to be an amazon prime member, now it only costs a few dollars more to do the whole shebang. how does this change the competitive landscape for netflix? >> netflix is the target for everybody, including people who come from linear tv, like showtime which is an offshoot of cbs. they have been here the longest, they have

>> jimmy: anything without a a reed. [ light laughter ] >> steve: right, no reed instruments. no woodwinds. >> jimmy: yeah, no reed. no woodwinds or reed or anything in that -- it's flammable. >> steve: what about like a -- what -- what -- [ laughter ] what about like a triangle? a triangle? tiny little -- hear me out. >> jimmy: but the rope that you hold the triangle -- >> steve: no, the rope is a a chain. rope is a chain. it's made of met metal. [ laughter ] it's made of adamantium. >> jimmy: i love that this is a a real debate that we're having. what would the devil really play? [ light laughter ] thank you, lunar eclipses, for being the earth's way of throwing shade. there you go, everybody. [ laughter ] those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with aaron paul. come on back! actually, philly was the first capital. oh, honey... no wait, did you just have that on your phone? it's time to mix it up. do it, dad! yeah, do it! there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. it was frozen. daddy's hand looks funny. and choosing unitedhealthcare can help

part of the evidence that is now being used to stack up the case against john reid and tony reed, the brothers involved against this couple that has disappeared and are presumed dead. wendy? >> heather, you heard the phrase mother money talks. this kind of money speaks volumes about a lot of different things in context. maybe it wouldn't be a big deal were it not for the leading felons actually being in possession of this check shortly after they had been at least accused of murder so here's the timeline for your viewers in this case. basically the couple went missing. these brothers he came under suspicion then we get a series of events that in and of itself looks suspicious given the fact they are accused. first of all, nobody, no problem legally but to the jury, motive matters and that's why we have somuch evidence we are hearing about the fact these brothers did had a motive and are slowly being tied both forensically and here you see circumstantially to having committed the murder . heather: previous to this 2014 march of that year, there had been a landslide in the reed brothers

enator reed? sen. reed: this morning's hearing to update the committee n the status of operations against the islamic state and iraq and isil is timely. the president, secretary, and both of you continue the review of our ongoing efforts as part of operation inherent to resolve the. the military tasks that can be accomplished in the months ahead. in recent days, the department announced two deployments, one for iraq and syria. that should change the focus of coalition as it turns to isolating and making sure that our allies on my work on the ground can continue. it looks to bring together the sunni, shia, and kurdish elements in iraq, a complicated eality in display. the prime minister shuffled his cabinet amidst thousands of protesters threatening to storm the parliament. as we consider our policy in iraq, it is important to remember that the coalition is there. ignoring that reality risks damaging our broad strategic goal of lasting political solutions for iraq, and the defeat of isil. this has seen

paula reed, cbs news, chicago. >>> and in addition to his prison sentence, hastert must also pay $250,000 to a crime victim's fund and undergo sex offender treatment. >>> the supreme court appears likely to throw out the corruption case of virginia's former governor, bob macdonald. today, justices expressed skepticism about the rationale, cautioning that the case presented a slippery e criminalizing politicians' behavior when it comes to support for investors. mcdonald was criticized for taking gifts from a businessman in exchange for something. mcdonald said that he didn't do anything that he didn't do for others. >> they don't know where the line is. you know, governor mcdonald said many times, i thought i understood where the line was. and now, it's been moved behind me. >> reporter: seemed to go your way in there pretty much. what do you think? a lot of questions seem to be in your favor. >> i have a lot of faith in my lawyers and in the justice system to get this right. >> a decision on whether to uphold or strike down that conviction is expected this june. >>> tonight, terror suspec

this is where megan mcgrath is here for us with that police situation east reed avenue shut down there at route one just across from potomac yard. >>> where will you be two years from now? what do you think, aaron? if you live in northern virginia, you may be getting ready to hop on the metro silver line. i'll be right here. >> in that chair. >>> and a major delopment in ev ast looks good dad. the ro how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. >>> we're monitoring the latest in a

authorities telling abc news unreleased surveillance video ties the suspects, john and tony reed, tohe disposing of the victims' vehicles. >> based on evidence collected from the missing couple's vehicles, as well as evidence collected from the former john reed residence, detectives believe patrick and monique were murdered. >> reporter: the four had property disputes, according to police. family members saying in a statement, the couple had been married only four years. "wherever they are, they are together." this manhunt now entering its eighth day. police telling us they have no idea where the suspects are but they do believe they fled in their parents' vehicle. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >>> so let's end this block more bizarre robbery attempts we have seen in a long time. just watch the picture. this happened in france, a guy walks in brandishing a pistol. you see what she did. >> he was carrying a bag. the woman in red is carrying a baby. she puts the baby down, brushes the guy off initially and boom. hits him with that bag. taking on that gunman directly. >> she w

greenhalgh, united states navy, director for the national intrepid senator of excellence at walter reed national military center. captain mike, medical of the united states navy, center of excellence for psychological help, and doctor amy street, deputy director director of the women's health division, national center for posttraumatic staff stress. posttraumatic stress and traumatic brain injury has been the signature wounds of the afghan and iraq conflict. since 2001, about 5% of the over 2,700,000 service members deployed in support of the wars in afghanistan and iraq were diagnosed with pts. from 2000 through september 2015, there are over 339,000 cases diagnosed with most of these been mild. with significant impact that both pts and tbi has on a veterans it's important that we better understand through well-developed medical research of the causes and develop appropriate measures to treat and eventually prevent these. although dod and da have made i research investments to learn more they need to major investments in diagnosing treatments. more more work must be done on prevention.

authorities telling abc news unreleased surveillance video ties the suspects, john and tony reed, to the disposing of the victims' vehicles. from the missing couple's vehicles and evidence collected from the former john reed residence, detectives believe patrick and monique were murdered. >> reporter: the four had property disputes, according to police. family members saying in a statement, the couple had been married only four years. wherever they are, they are together. its eight day. and police telling us tonight, they have no idea where the suspects are, but they do believe they fled in their george? much. >>> when we come back, a health alert tonight about something in millions of medicine cab nets across america. >>> uproar at the zoo. this woman explains why she jumped into the tiger cage. >>> and a hollywood couple with an unusual apology in a video seen all around the world. more you know social side. (vo) pro plan bright mind promotes alertness and mental (ray) it was shocking. she's much more aware. (jan) she loves the food. (ray) she wants to learn things. the difference

it's a humid 89 degrees at the coney island houses where debra reed is resident association presidentabout 2:00 p.m., she hears local kids calling for help. >> miss debra, come outside. there's a girl standing on the air conditioner. we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the t

. >> rockdale county district attorney richard reed. >> we need to look at joe carter. especially since nikki and joe had been in an argument. they were breaking up. relationship. >> it can be. it can be a dangerous time in a relationship. >> it wasn't hard to track joe down. he was in the barber shop where he worked. >> it was around closing time. we was ready to pack up and get out of there, and they approached me and my friends. then they basically said that she's passed away. i mean, she's dead. i was shocked. i was just in shock. >> how did he react? >> he immediately started weeping. >> he didn't know about -- claimed not to know? >> he claimed not to know. >> but reactions don't always tell the real story. >> they was basically asking about me and her relationship, when was the last time i seen her. and i started to realize i was a suspect. >> detective moon did what any good detective would do. he looked for the sort of marks nikki might have left on her assailant's body. >> looked at his hands, looked at his arms. not a suspicious scratch on him. and detectives

those of you that have been reeding the -- reading the press or listening to television news programs over the last year, you'll note a significant change from hopelessness to hope. yes, hope. there is real hope that we'll be able to attack this debilitating dementia, alzheimer's. that we'll be able to delay the onset and quite possibly stop it. to cure it. now that may be off into the future. but we're now gaining an understanding, because of the research being done on alzheimer's and much of the research discuss discussed earlier with discussion of mental health programs and research going on by the united states military as they attack the problem of post-traumatic stress and brain damage from the men and women that have served in the recent wars. all of that research is coming together with an understanding of how the human brain works. what the elements are that causes the damage mental health, schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress as well as brain damage. perhaps for the football players in the nfl and beyond. so here's what we're going to do. we're going to fight this year to

jennifer reed joins us now to comment on the latest news. walk us through just how big a deal this merger would happen, and how close the scrutinizing has been. one of the longest deals we've had running. it's been more than the year. it would have been a very big deal. halliburton and baker hughes were looking to merge to better compete against slumber j which recently acquired cameron. they don't fly. it's been very seldom that a market can be down to a duopoly. lisa: baker hughes shares not moving much. however insurers also not moving that much. why? >> this has been dragging on so long committee of investors may have already been expecting this. halliburton and baker hughes have been trying to make concessions, trent to offer up settlement for a long time now -- trying to offer up settlement for a long time now. they're facing regulators in europe and brazil as well. they've been trying to make this work, weeks and -- we've seen halliburton trying to offload a bunch of assets. antitrust officials will be talking about the global reach.

the director for the national center of excellance at walter reed medical center. the director of the center of exce excellence for psychological health. and the director of the national women's center post traumatic stress. ptsd and traumatic brain injuries have been called the significant wounds of the afghan and iraq conflict. since 2001, about 5% of the over 2.7 million service members deployed in support of the wars in afghanistan and iraq were diagnosed with pts. from 2000-september 2015 there are over 390,000 tbi cases diagnosed with most being mild tbi diagnosed in gars n locations. with the impacts they both have made on the service members and veterans it is violently important we better understand through well developed medical researches the causes of the two and develop appropriate measures to treat and eventually prevent the two. while both dod and da have made significant research investments to learn more about the two leading to major advancements in diagnose and treatment must be done. i want to hear what we are doing to prevent and diagnose these

in audiences can expect, austin and reed. thank you very much. is this a comedy? >> we hope.rs crossed. >> you want it to be funny. >> we thought it was a drama and then we performed it. people just cracked up. >> we got a preert store of the volt. and we asked what would be the holy grail literary -- we don't have any these. none of those exist. so we thought let's write one. so we wrote it and so it's very much the young and immature favoritewrite and we started performing in renaissance fairs. >> i can tell both of you are actors. you're projecting very well. >> i'll speak a little softer. >> no, it's good, it's good. tell people about the theater. i've lived here for about 15 years and i don't know too much about the theater. >> it's one of the preeminent research institutions in the world. it got large -- sort of modeled and inspired after the black friars theater in london, which was the first indoors theater where shakespeare performed his play. you are transported for us to do something irreverent >> he died april 23rd, which is saturday. so this saturday we have two

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reed hastings has done a masterful job of building to a global scale, clearing the regulatory path in. it is a great business. they have a lot of pricing power. the topping on most people's' mind is what is going to happen to subscriber growth. betty: particularly, in the u.s.. we had a chart, chris. -- this goesowth back to 2013. further, itback would be more of a strain. as you can see, it has growing pains in the u.s.. -- are they going to get to you can call it 100 million subscribers today. 45 million is a pretty impressive number. the games going for it will be on the price site as opposed to the volume side, which is adding subscribers. mark: chris, if you see the slowdown in u.s. subscriber growth continuing, they are already tweaking prices next month. will they have to selectively tweak prices in developed markets and cut them and others? what will their price strategy be? chris: i am not sure if there is one global strategy. he will adjust pricing accordingly -- they will adjust pricing accordingly. dish in the and u.s.. at&t may be prepping and ott product. it is not just

obama visited me in walter reed. set behind him with my employers as we pledge to hire more veterans in the joining forces initiative. , it is my tremendous honor to introduce president barack obama. [applause] pres. obama: good morning, everybody. audience: good morning. [applause] pres. obama: welcome to the white house. thank you, william, for your outstanding service, and your beautiful family. i heard i think your youngest one saying, daddy. it's daddy. so she's proud, too. hey, you. [laughter] i want to thank the outstanding advocates on behalf of our men and women in uniform and our veterans. first of all, our secretary of veterans affairs, secretary mcdonald. please give him a big round of applause. and somebody who's got veterans' backs every single day, vice president biden. please give him a big round of applause. [applause] pres. obama: now, let me just first of all say, this seems to be an exceptionally good-looking group here. i do want to check, though, to see how the distribution is. first of all, i u

why don't you say, listen, the issue is eurasia. >> let's listen to reed hastings and see reed hastings actually on the call last night. >> the only inhibiter in our growth is how great is our service. can we make it so there's never buffering and always starts instantly so the recommendations are incredible and the content is exciting? if we can do all that, we'll continue to grow globally even though hbo or dish or others are also growing. so their growth doesn't take away from us. >> that was really, jim, in response to questions about competition and this new amazon stand alone service and whether that's going to take subscribers away from netflix. >> no, and i thought he answered that great. remember, time warner ended 2014 with 26 million domestic subs, 92 million international subs for -- and sin max, don't underestimate cinemax. i think that's your benchmarks. and i agree with david that there's a lot more growth here. i just didn't like the reasons why they don't see the international blowout. and the analyst downgrades and price targets are going to weigh on the stock all day.

senator reed: i'm talking about commitment. general milley: an operational commitment would consume readiness. enator -- center -- s reed: you have to understand the cost not only short-term and long-term as we fall behind in the readiness curve. general milley: that is correct. : the point that has been made very powerfully by the chairman and myself, sequestration has to be eliminated. this year might be manageable. the next year of sequestration becomes frankly impossible. you would have to come here and tell us you probably cannot perform their mission. is that a fair -- general milley: i think if sequestration were imposed and went to those levels, we could not perform the missions assigned to us under the current strategy, and, most important to me as a commissioned officer, and important to this committee, we would risk american lives if we were committed into contac -- combat. senator reed: thank you for your service. >> thank you gentlemen for appearing before us. i would like to return to the issues laid out by senato

finally it comes down to stanley reed. is going to look bad for the court and bad for you reed, who is in institutionalist degrees to make it unanimous. he says the question is does segregation by the 14th amendment and we believe it does thurgood marshall looks up and says you stanley reed, you voted it's just this electric moment. a real testament to the statesmanship that he was able to create unanimity. >> he said we conclude in the field of public education the doctrine of separate but equal has no place. separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. therefore we hold that the plaintiff and others similarly situated for who actions have been brought are, by reason of segregation are violating the law by the 14th amendment. i will let that stand and take some more calls because our time is running out. let's go to crystal. christopher. >> the majority of white people are against segregation and i actually saw your preview of the bb situation. the white baby looks like an angel and the black baby looks like an

it is very much the definition of a must reed. a great article.alk about what obama says about wall street. one of the constants i've had to deal with is folks complaining even as the stock market went from 6,000 to the 16,000s. a fair point. but it is interesting to pick up and talk to andrew about now. because in terms of the financial system he was pretty clearly critical of the republicans policy and only sleight --. says it is not something you can do to just redesign and break up and put back together the economy without any consequences. so some veiled attacks perhaps there on some sanders rhetoric. andrew does join us now from new york. and whats's you view on that? do you think that is a fair reading on some of those lines from president obama? >> i do. i do think he's thoughtful about some of these things. more than some of these things. and when you think about his relationship with wall street. i -- if you were just to look obviously at the stock market and how well this world that we cover so often has done, it's sort of hard to look

reed, and what an impressive operation that is. and i came away so renewed in faith that what's going on there in new york where they face an enormous avalanche of challenges is so well-tackled by the men and women of the doe fund and i look forward to talking about that but it's a nice segue for me to call on my good friend from western new york, mr. reed, a distinguished member of the ways and means committee, for his views on how we can tackle poverty. mr. reed: well, i thank the gentleman from arkansas for yielding and for taking the leadership role in putting this special order together to discuss poverty in america. and before i get into some of the substance, i want to talk about this from a personal perspective. you know, i have 11 older brothers and sisters. and my father passed when i was 2. i was raised by a single mom. it was tough. it was tough. but she always taught me the lessons of life that have carried me through and that is to have a good attitude, to have a positive, optimistic attitude, a commitment to hard wor

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