Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy.

The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street.

The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3.

You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m.
(Credit: CBSPhilly)

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.

Scott Pelley In Philadelphia

“CBS Evening News” anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley was at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday to moderate a panel discussion aimed at evoking ideas on how to boost the economy. The panelists, a group of eight leaders from CEOs and entrepreneurs to educators and leaders in public service, shared their thoughts on ways the country can move forward, touching on topics related to unemployment, job creation, education, investment and Wall Street. The taped discussion will air next week beginning Monday, November 7th on the “CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley” which starts at 6:30 p.m. on CBS3. You can hear more about Scott Pelley’s reports on the economy during an interview with CBS3’s Chris May on “Newsmakers,” which airs Sunday morning on Eyewitness News at 7:15 a.m. (Credit: CBSPhilly)

The panelists were Eileen McDonnell - CEO of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Mayor Mick Cornett – R – Oklahoma City, President, Republican Mayors and Local Officials; Mary Frances Berry - UPENN professor, constitutional historian, Former Chairperson of Civil Rights Commission under former President Clinton; John Bogle -Founder of Vanguard Group; Michelle Rhee - education advocate, former Washington DC Schools Chancellor; Pedro Jose Greer, MD - 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner, advocate for healthcare and the poor/homeless, runs Catholic health charity to aid the poor, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Florida International University; Matt Segal - 26-year-old internet entrepreneur, Founder, Ourtime.org; Arturo Vargas – Director of National Association of Latino Elected Officials.