wein: and i listened to him play... and i--i started to cry.ld hear that he had been listening to louis armstrong. and that meant so much to me, because the only musicians-- young musicians--that paid attention to louis armstrong were white musicians. young african-american musicians did not pay attention to louis armstrong. [playing caravan] narrator: by the age of 21, after just two years on the road with art blakey, wynton marsalis was a star, the leader of his own group. his first record had sold more than 100,000 copies-- unheard of in the 1980s for an acoustic jazz album. cuscuna: wynton was the first new acoustic jazz player with something to say. and fortunately thereafter, with his brother branford and a lot of people that wynton knew, the floodgates opened, and suddenly in the eighties there were a lot of new players that pumped new blood into jazz, which was a--which was very much of a saving grace. narrator: by the late 1980s and early 1990s, marsalis' success inspired record companies to seek out and promote new stars. in 1992, he

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[laughter] north but wein the can stop them in the midwest -- nicole: never mind. never mind. there are lots of cards you can play in politics. there's the race card, the electability card, the card at the end of the deck that tells you the rules, and of course, there's the woman card. that part has received a lot of attention in the past week, thanks mostly to donald trump stepping up his attacks on hillary clinton. here is a brief refresher to get you caught up. >> trump, hillary, the woman card. he says if hillary clinton were a man, she wouldn't get 5% of the vote, and the only thing he has going for her as the woman card. hillary said fighting for women's health care, paid leave and equal leave, is playing the women card -- the next morning, trump upped the ante. he repeats that she would be doing as well as she would. >> what's wrong with being sexy? >> everyone is talking about the woman card. on friday, hillary said she used a deal with men to get off the reservation. today trump tweets she has done poorly with men, and her comments were nasty. nasa native americans ar

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than some of the governors and president, but there are presidents and governors but i think are weinningat talked about in terms of the effect of low interest rates on the savings pool. as farnd kaplan as well as the dallas fed, arguing for the same thing. that the fed, sooner than later has to make a move. those of the arguments in favor of a hike in june. what, if any arguments do you find persuasive against a hike in june? bill: it is the question of trying to answer what the appropriate neutral interest rate is. some would argue that where we are now, close to zero, and where other central banks are, in many cases negative, and appropriate rate. a situation where aggregate demand and global demand is insufficient, which has been a condition for 10 years to 15 years. erik: and that holds water? bill: it does. --id: where should great be rates be? >> at this juncture i would say we would probably like to see interest rates 2.5%-3% in the abstract. but, there is a past history. we are starting this tightening cycle, if you want to call it that by the fed from 15 basis points or somethin

. >> a new film detailing anthony wein weiner's run for mayor. sexting scandal forced him to resign from congress but right-hand woman now. >> every time i hear about anthony weiner, who seemed to fade but back again, i think of the jay leno comment years ago when whitey bulger, the boston mob guy, he thought bulger was anthony weiner. >> she maintains a close relationship. >> i don't think so. it's a personal issue. i don't think it will hold her accountable for the behavior of her husband and hillary is so loyal to her. it's just impossible to see it harming her. >> this thing looks like a hollywood comedy along the lines of "wag the dog" or could be a great movie. >> i think it also shows the democratic party. on the one hand, you have the intellectual core. people way to the left of the center of the united states and then you have these other people who are just called a personality. cory booker, on twitter, the intellectual core of the party with the progressive left. >> any effect on the clinton campaign? >> you've got to remember, the wom

[cheers and applause] view that wein my have hundreds of thousands of bright young people, who are qualified to college, but are unable to do so because their families lack the income. unfair to them, unfair to the future of this country. we don't know how many scientists and businesspeople and doctors cannot get the education they need area --. , it is absurd that we have millions of people in our country today that are being crushed by high levels of student debt. i have talked to people all over vermont,ry, doctrine vermont,a doctor in $300,000 in debt. a guy who is 55 years of age in nevada, he has been paying off ,is student debt for 25 years he is more in debt today than he was when he took it out. not's, it is nuts. them tooing to allow refinance and debt at the lowest interest rate they can find. what this means, it says to kids in kentucky and in vermont and west virginia, it says to those kids in the fourth grade and the sixth grade, that if you study hard, if you do well in school, income ofdless of the your family, you will be able to get a college education. throughout this camp

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wein garten: i would go further which is not covered by this law which is resource add quicy. we need to level the playing field for kids and there are many, many times that vulnerable kids actually need more. and part -- that is baked into some of the title 1 formulas, but what happens is we have to make sure there is not counterproductive efforts here. so adequacy and equity are essential to leveling the playing field. but that includes a much broader view than just actual dollars. it includes, what are the programs, what do we need to do a.p.,ms of dual emergent, to ensure the kids i taught at clara barton high school, a title 1 school, could compete in the debates against kids in scars dale high school, a very well funded school? that requires a lot of thinking about how do you actually contour schools to the needs of your students. senator murray: thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator murray. senator enzi. senator enzi: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to start by stathe the actions of the u.s. department of education that they have taken over the last few m

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