. >> robert frost was a farmer in shaftsbury, vermont when he wrote this poem, maybe the most famous of the 20th century. on a summer morning in 1922, after staying up all night, he saw the sun rise and wrote a poem about a snowy evening as if, he said, he'd had a hallucination. >> stopping by woods on a snowy evening. whose woods these are i think i know. his house is in the village though; he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow. my little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year. he gives his harness bells a shake to ask if there is some mistake. the only other sound's the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. the woods are lovely, dark and deep. but i have promises to keep, and miles to go before i sleep, and miles to go before i sleep. >> "california's golden parks" is underwritten by toyota, whose super ultra-low emission vehicle, the prius, provides a way not only to enjoy but preserve the great outdoors. toyota understands the importance of conserving the earth's re

the poet robert frost once wrote, "something there is that doesn't love a wall." had he visited mckinley junior high school, he probably would have changed his mind. >> when we return, we'll travel back 200 years. >> that's where the story of our national anthem begins. we'll be right back. >> this is a red, white, and blue edition of "teen kids news," so for our "speak of the week," we asked you to tell us what makes you proud to be an american. >> america -- you have a lot of opportunities, and we have freedoms that other countries don't have, so it's just nice to be able to be say what you want and do what you want and have the opportunity succeed in your career or whatever you choose to do >> i mean, the fact that people come from all over the world to this country for an opportunity is amazing. >> i'm proud to be an american because this is a free country and everyone has rights and equality, no matter who you are. >> everything that we've done and accomplished -- it makes us a very prominent country, and i'm proud to be a part of it. >> i'm proud to be an am

and clearly, you know, to go back to the quote by robert frost and he was talking of those promises. he was also talking about the road to take. well, clearly i hope that we can take that road together and see each other and even better circumstances. thank you very much for lunch. [applause] >> thank you very much for sharing your views on such a wide range of critical issues. let me abuse my position as host to lead off with a couple of questions and then will open to the audience. i first would like to ask you a question relating not only to your current role as managing director, but your former role as finance minister of france. you focus on the euro zone, the epicenter of the crisis and the need for action. and you quite rightly i think emphasized moving ahead quickly on banking union and fiscal union. as you would be among the first to know, these are deep buildings international sovereignty in europe. some of skepticism and markets go to the question of how far the europeans will really be willing to go on that. particularly banking union where national governments in europe

the poet robert frost once wrote, "something there is that doesn't love a wall." had he visited mckinley junior high school, he probably would have changed his mind. >> when we return, we'll travel back 200 years. >> that's where the story of our national anthem begins. we'll be right back. >> across america, railroad tracks that once rattled with loads of goods now lie dormant and overgrown, but that's changing. [ train whistle blows ] with gas and oil prices rising, rail shipping is enjoying a resurgence, and the small town of north creek, new york, is seeing the reopening of tracks that were shut down more than 20 years ago. >> trains use only about 1/4 of the fuel that trucks use, and they emit maybe 1/4 of the pollutants, so it's a much more environmentally friendly way to move anything, really. >> ed ellis, president of iowa pacific holdings, says the rail company will clear 30 miles of overgrowth, allowing these iron giants to haul rock from an old mine to new customers, creating dozens of jobs. short-line railroads across america are gaining steam. accordi

that is in line by the poet robert frost. policy makers have actually made important promises. and i would like to focus today on how those promises can be kept and why they must be kept. in that context, i would like to say a few words about the global economy before we dwell on those promises. the honest updated forecast will be released in tokyo in a couple of weeks. today, i will just mention the broad directions, not give the specific details and the symbols that have been referred to appeared that me first will begin by saying that, in our view, many right decisions have been taken. most recently come initiatives by the major central banks, the european central bank with the eulogy -- with the omg, qe3 with a special focus on mortgages, and the bank of japan's expanded assets purchase program. all of those are big policy signals clearly in the right direction. they point the way forward and they create an opportunity to build on what has been done. an opportunity to make a decisive turn in the crisis. in some of those policy actions, particularly the ecb, certainly a turn

[speaking french] the line by the poet robert frost. policy makers made imports and promises.i'd like to focus on how they can be kept and why they must be kept. but first words on a global economy. the annual updated forecast will be released in tokyo. i will give you the broad direction. not decibels. many right decisions have been taken. initiative by the major central bank the european central bank the european central-bank and qe3 by the federal reserve with a focus on mortgages and the bank of japan expanded assets purchase program. they go forward and create the opportunity to build on what has been done. the ecb was a turning point*. central banks are playing a key role. to excel their decreases it may be the central banks will be recognized the significant role to pull the economy out of the great recession. but it is still fraught with uncertainty and far from where it needs to be. the pieces that fall into places, tolino what the pitcher should be put the whole peace has not come together. with the commitments that have been made there is a way. what do we foresee.

dedicate ourselves, as he basically did through all of you when he spoke, when he quoted from robert frost said that we can really apply it to the democratic party and to all of us as individuals, the words so lovely dark and deep, but i have come to keep and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go before i sleep. mrs. kennedy has asked that this film be dedicated to all of you and to all the others throughout the country who helped make john f. kennedy president of the united states. i thank you. [cheers and applause] >> watch gavel-to-gavel coverage of the democratic national convention from charlotte, north carolina. every minute every, every speech live here on cl span, next, "q&a" with ami horowitz. then vice president biden. after that a discussion on southern voters in the election. tomorrow on "washington journal" "charlotte observer" political reporter tim funk previews the democratic national convention. mark nix president of the right to work foundation discusses his group's fight against what it calls compulsory unionism and efforts to pass legislation on the state and feder

that is the line by the poet, robert frost. the policymakers have actually made important promises and i would like to focus today on how those promises can be kept and why they must be kept. but in that context i would like to say a few words about the global economy before we delve into those promises. the imf updated forecast will be released in tokyo in a couple of weeks. so today i will just mention the bread directions, not give you the specific details that have been referred to. on the first of all begin by saying that in our view, many rate decisions have been taken. most recently, initiatives by the major central banks, the european central bank with the omt, the outside monetary transaction, qe3 by the u.s. federal reserve with a special focus on the bank of japan expanded asset purchase program. all of that hard date policy signals, clearly in the right direction. they point the way forward and they create an opportunity to build on what has been done. an opportunity to make a decisive turn in the crisis. and for so

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he quoted a line from robert frost was a famous poem. he called the "promises to keep ."ident obama to keep the promises they made and the sacred promises we made, the promises we made to our elderly who have earned a dignified retirement. the promises we make to allow children, who deserve a chance to succeed. the promises we make that if you play by the rules and work hard, things will work out. one of those promises is to a group of people close to my heart. my brothers and sisters in uniform. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the stakes are high for our country. there will be and should be a debate about two different paths. there should be no debate about our shared commitment to take care of our veterans. four years ago, i told you that my father has always been there for me, my sister, and as vice president, he would be there for you. he has. i have seen it. i have seen it up close and personal. i have watched him use more than three decades of experience on both sides of the aisle. to move a vital legislation, just like he did with the violence against women act. [

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[applause] if we dedicate ourselves to all of you when he spoke when he quoted from robert frost, it democratic party and to all of us as individuals. the words are lovely and dark and deep. i have miles to go before i sleep. miles to go before i sleep. mrs. kennedy has asked that this film be dedicated to all of you and all of the people throughout the country that helped make john f. kennedy the president of the united states. i thank you. [cheers and applause] >> as we take a look back at some of the past democratic convention speeches, this is a look at the upcoming democratic convention, bank of america stadium. this week is just -- it is just one of the locations of the democratic contingent. we will have three views and analysis here on c-span. in just a moment, we will take a look inside the time warner cable arena. this is usually home to be nba charlotte bobcats. the democratic national convention will be moving to another stadium on the final night. outside of the arenas and stadiums, activists and police are planning some protests. they are planning to march on what they