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immediately following the session, the authors will be at graphing books in sales and signing area in the ua on the ball. books are available for purchase at this location. note, mr. kendi will be 20 minutes late to the signing area due a live interview with c-span following the program. we hope you're enjoying the festival and invite you to become a friend of the festival today by texting friend to 520-214 books or 520-214-2665. and that's shown on a sign the front of the room. or you can visit the friend of the festival booth, number 110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping the festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literacy programs in the commune. out of respect for the authors and your fellow audience members please turn off your cell phones now. and so let me briefly introduce the authors to you. the first one is ibram kendi, an assistant professor the university of florida. the bookes called "stamp from the beginning." this book won the national book award. it was a finalist for the national book critics circle award and nominated for naacp midgewa

following this session, the authors will be autographing books in the sales and signing area in the ua bookstore tent on the mall, booth 141. books are available for purchase be at this location. please note that ms. arce will be 20 minutes late to the signing area due to a live interview with c-span. we invite you to become a friend of the festival by texting friend to 520214 book or 5202142665 as shown on the sign at the front of the room or visit the friends of the festival booth, number 110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literacy programs in the community. also out of respect for the authors and your fellow audience members, please turn off your cell phone. julissa arce is a writer and social justice advocate. she is the co-founder and board chair of the ascend educational fund, a college and mentorship program that assists immigrant students regardless of immigration status, ethnicity or national origin. prior to her advocacy, she built a successful career on wall street while undocumented. she speak

following the session, the authors will be autographing books in the sales and signing area in the ua bookstore tent on the mall. it says booth 141. books are available for purchase at this location, but miss faderman will be 20 minutes late since she's going to be interviewed by c-span. we hope you're enjoying the festival and invite you to become a friend of the festival today. you can text friend to 520214 book. or 5202142665. our visit to friend of the festival booth number 1110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping the festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literary programs in the community. i want to remind you to turn off your cell phones and i want to encourage you to check out the southern arizona friends senior pride booth, look for the rainbow flag. amy ellis nutt is a pulitzer prize winning journalist, she worked for several years as a sports writer for sports illustrated and currently covers science and health for "the washington post." she specializes in the brain. she co-authored a best selling book on the teenage brain and has writt

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and so speaker paul ryan went ua to the white house and said, we are falling short.he president called it quits. vice president mike pence came down here to capitol hill to meet with house conservatives to try to get a few more votes, but came out of the meeting and said, we are still no, and bottom-line, rather than suffer an epic defeat, they decided just to pull it down and have no vote today. >> eric: when speaker ryan went to the white house, heno ce out and had that press conference very quickly and said, i suggested we pull the bill. was it his idea or was it trump's idea? >> i think there are two ways to look at this. if you are looking at winnersil and losers, i think the short term is, it is speaker ryan. in general, i think there was an expectation that somehow he would be able to get this over the finish line. long term though, i think the president may not end up beinge the bad guy here at least politically speaking. let me explain. i know speaker ryan came out and said, listen, i went to the president, i asked him to pull thiser bill. but long term, kee

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but i wanted to ask ua slightly different question, which is does the white house know now what actually happened? you have issues with the idea that someone perhaps maybe in the executive branch shared information on white house grounds without you knowing about it? are you investigating this? do you believe it was a leak? or was it in fact someone on the white house staff or alone even who provided the information and therefore it's not a leak? >> so obviously, all of what i know has been available through public comments. i know that chairman nunes confirmed he was on the white house grounds on tuesday and any questions regarding who he met with or why he was there should be referred to him. i have seen some of the comments he made to your outlet in particular about who he met with. i would refer you to his comments that he's made. i'm not going to get into who he met with or why he met with them. i think that's something he has been very clear, and i'll let him answer. he is the one who has discussed what he is reviewing, and so i will leave it up to him and not try to get in the mid

the ua hoping they feel the pain, gayle, to send a clear message to other nations who may be thinking about leaving. >> thank you, jonathan vigliotti reporting from london. >> reporter: there is a fair chance an american air strike played a role. it's the fullest acceptance of responsibility of the air strike. american officials are also investigating whether isis is to blame. the u.s.-led coalition not doing enough to protect civilians. at least 300 have been killed if mosul since february. >>> a passenger plane skidded off the runway. thick black smoke poured from the jet as crews tried to put out the fire. everyone was able to get off safely. they were trying to get off the airport. they say the fire most likely started when a wing scraped the runway. no one was seriously hurt. >>> are some u.s. charter schools part of a scheme to engage in >>> the president's plan could two. >> i'm david begnaud along the border in brownsville, texas. president trump's border wall could run right through this retirement community which sits on the banks of the rio grande. if the wall goes up, more

aw we are looking at rock-bottom price to book by ua she combined with the resurgence of economic growth of corporate pricing power, ppi, translating to stronger earnings growth, so i think it changes the outlook from here. absolutely, but what are the likely headwinds and what are we likely to encounter in this rising rate environment? and again, from a rising rate perspective, emerging markets outperform in a rising rate environment. three out of the last four rate cycles, you have seen a performance of 50% or more in two of those instances, so we are leveraged into a reflation trade, so that is positive for emerging markets. the key risks would either be a significant slowdown in growth in china, which is not with the macro numbers are telling us, 300% increase in excavator sales, significant increases in power output, and economic indicators are looking at stability rather than collapse. the other risk would be a significantly faster rate hike cycle in the united states. that's what caused emerging markets to underperform before. that is not the case now. china is one of your big eme

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. >> you have five campuses and 71,000 students in the ua system. >> yes. >> i'm always building somethingig >> right. >> we lack those workers, electricians, plumbers. do people need a four-year degree? >> okay. >> or is the two-year vocational degree the best thing? >> that's a great question. for some people, two-year vocational degree is really good. i think it serves the purpose. there's a road for it, but i think a four-year college degree also is important. very important for variety of different jobs. the fact is that the future jobs require some kind of secondary education, and not with vocational degrees. you're not going to make america competitive in the global marketplace. >> how do we contain costs? we have to go, but especially as a father of 2-year-old, doing the math, i have to take a loan from him to sends the kid to college. >> okay. i empathize for the college costs. public university. no doubt that the contribution that's coming from the state has been declining, but the bottom line is this, try to google it. for me, just for fun. google average cost and google average

following the session, the authors will be autographing books in the sales and signing area in the uabookstore tent on the mall. it says booth 141. books are available for purchase at this location, but miss faderman will be 20 minutes late since she's going to be interviewed by c-span. we hope you're enjoying the festival and invite you to become a friend of the festival today. you can text friend to 520214 book. or 5202142665. our visit to friend of the festival booth number 1110 on the mall. your gift makes a difference in keeping the festival programming free of charge and supporting critical literary programs in the community. i want to remind you to turn off your cell phones and i want to encourage you to check out the southern arizona friends senior pride booth, look for the rainbow flag. amy ellis nutt is a pulitzer prize winning journalist, she worked for several years as a sports writer for sports illustrated and currently covers science and health for "the washington post." she specializes in the brain. she co-authored a best selling book on the teenage brain and has writte

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