william minnix looks at the correct need for long-term care.

we will talk about that with william minnix, who is with thesthe class x, one of the las- the class act, one of the last initiatives put forward by senator kennedy. the first from a news update. host>> the financial times repog that former treasury secretary robert rubin, as well as an ounce -- alan greenspan will be question this week by the u.s. and financial crisis in glory commission. that committee is chaired by bill and the ladies, who says he will ask mr. greenspan -- by phil inslee these columns as he will ask mr. greenspan warned the fed -- why the fed did not focus on these issues before the bubble burst. one california city closed off its downtown due to unstable buildings after a 7.2 magnitude quake centered just south of the u.s. border near mexicali. it was one of the strongest earthquakes to hit that region in decades. space shuttle discovery and seven astronauts rocketed into orbit today are one of nasa's final missions to the international space station. the liftoff, an hour before sunrise, set a record for the most women in space at the same time. it is and then -- it

and william minnix president of the american association of homes and services for the aging. live it 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> up next, a discussion about the future of american culture and the impact of president reagan on contemporary things. this is two hours, 30 minutes. [no audio] >> speakers this morning. each year i leave thinking no way can we talk that one. each year they get better. so, your presence here signifies among charles kessler's distinctions are two of extraordinary significance. editor of america's best-selling addition of the federalist papers and co-editor with the late william f. buckley of "keeping the tablets." but how did charles get there from the coal fields of west virginia? in 1973 as a 16 year-old reporter for his high school newspaper, he sent a letter to william f. buckley asking for an interview when he came to speak at a nearby college. well, mr. buckley never responded until just the day before his speech when the western union telegrams arrived at charles' doorstep telling charles to me mr. buckley after the lecture. charles got mo

and william minnix looks at the current need for long-term care. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the white house hosted a conference wednesday on workplace flexibility. the event includes a panel with the ceo of campbell soup and others talking about the economic benefits of added flexibility. president obama talk to the participants at the end of the day for 15 minutes. -- to halt to the participants at the end of the day for 15 minutes. >> ladies in judgment, welcomed mr. john barry. -- ladies and gentlemen, please welcome john barry. >> thank you, and thanks to each and every one of you for taking time from your busy schedule to be with us at the white house here today, a brainstorm how we can increase productivity and the resilience of our government by making our workplaces more flexible. at the start of another transformational period in american business, andy grove of intel said there are two kinds of businesses, those that use e- mailed and those that well. -- those that use e-mail and those that will. workplace f