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	Investing in the Future Alabama Public Television’s “For The Record” examines the future of investing in the stock market and reforms aimed at helping investors. “For The Record: Investing In The Future” features two guests in important securities regulation positions. Richard Ketchum is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, FINRA. FINRA is the largest independent regulator of securities firms doing business. It regulates close to 4,850 brokerage firms, some 173,000-branch offices, and 649,000 registered securities representatives. Joe Borg is the Executive Director of the Alabama Securities Commission, ASC. The ASC regulates the securities industry in the state. It registers and licenses securities broker-dealers, agents, investment advisers and investment adviser representatives, and financial planners. Ketchum is visiting Alabama and has agreed to appear exclusively on Alabama Public Television because of APT’s long history of programs focusing on educating the public on financial matters. Borg has been on “For The Record” several times taking questions from Alabamians on investing. Ketchum and Borg will discuss how regulation and education will be the key to restoring investor confidence in the markets. They will talk about existing rules and they will discuss new proposals from the Obama Administration aimed at preventing another market meltdown that occurred last year. Jon Beans along with Lori Cummings will be hosting the program that will feature questions from viewers. Viewers can pose questions to either Ketchum or Borg. The public can email questions to either Lori Cummings at lcummings@aptv.org or Jon Beans at jbeans@aptv.org.
	A Live Call In Program APT addresses the growing economic crisis in a live call-in program hosted by Tim Lennox with panelists Dr. David Bronner, CEO of the Retirement Systems of Alabama, John Harrison, Superintendent of the Alabama Banking Department, Joe Borg, Director of the Alabama Securities Commission, and Dr. Keivan Deravi, Professor of Economics at Auburn Montgomery. You can e-mail a question prior to the program to economy@aptv.org, or call-in during the program at 866-552-0025.
	Original Air Date: 2/1/2009
	Markeshia Ricks Markeshia Ricks of "The Montgomery Advertiser" and Brian Lyman with the "Press-Register" discuss the events of the past week.
	George Altman George Altman of the Press-Register, and Bob Martin of the Montgomery Advertiser will discuss the events of the past week.
	FTR of December 26, 2008
	FTR of Friday, January 2, 2008 Bob Martin, The Montgomery Independant and Kim Price, the Wetumpka Herald/The Eclectic Observer are on the panel as we review some of the major news stories of 2008.
	FTR of December 26, 2008 Ken Hare, The Montgomery Advertiser and Bob Lowery, The Huntsville Times are on the panel as we review some of the major stories of 2008.
	FTR of Friday 12/19 Dana Beyerle, NT Times Regional Newspapers, and Bob Gambacurta, The Montgomery Independant will be on the panel as we discuss the Governors proration declaration and the rest of the weeks news.
	The Economy, Tubberville, Siegelman & More! Jennifer Foster, with The Opelika-Auburn News, and Brian Lyman, of The Press-Register will be our panelists, and well tackle the Siegelman appeal (and that other Democratic Governor who also found himself charged with a quid pro quo scandal this week!) Also on the potential schedule: The Economy, Tubbervilles departure, and the apology to Tuskegee too! Join us at 9:00pm Friday. There will be no repeat on Sunday because of fundraising scheduling, but youll be able to catch the program online, as usual, in the APT Video Room once its posted on Monday.
	Markeshia Ricks and Dave White Markeshia Ricks from “The Montgomery Advertiser” and Dave White of “The Birmingham News” will discuss the events of the past week.
	FTR on That "Black Friday" term used to predict bad things ahead for only a limited number of retailers...those who did poorly on the day after Thanksgiving and therefore might go out of business. This year, with consumers unwilling to open their wallets, the term may apply to a large swath of the retail world. Birmingham News business reporter Mike Tomberlin Birmingham News business reporter Mike Tomberlin and Auburn University-Montgomery Economist Keivan Deravi will join us for an all-economy conversation on what is usually the biggest shopping day of the year. This weeks FTR airs at 9:00pm Friday. On Monday it will be online on the APT Video Room Page.
	APTV's Award-Winning News Show. For The Record has been praised as one of the top news programs in the country. Exploring both state headlines and offering in-depth coverage on the stories that matter most to Alabamians.
	APTV's Award-Winning News Show. For The Record has been praised as one of the top news programs in the country. Exploring both state headlines and offering in-depth coverage on the stories that matter most to Alabamians.
	Post-Election FTR Paul Davis from Davis Publishing and Brian Lyman of The Press-Register will join host Tim Lennox to post-op the election results from Tuesday. From McCains Alabama win (and national loss) to the congressional races to the PSC Presidency, well talk about all of the important election results.
	The November Election A special hour long “For The Record” will preview the November General Election. Party Chairs for the Democratic and Republican Party will discuss the campaign. Rep. Mike Hubbard Chair of the Alabama Republican Party and Joe Turnham Chair of the Alabama Democratic Party will talk about both the Presidential Race and key races in the state.
	Sebastain Kitchen and George Altman Sebastain Kitchen from “The Montgomery Advertiser” and George Altman of the “Press-Register” will review the events of the past week.
	APTV's Award-Winning News Show. For The Record has been praised as one of the top news programs in the country. Exploring both state headlines and offering in-depth coverage on the stories that matter most to Alabamians.
	Brian Lyman Brian Lyman from the “Press-Register” will be among the journalists reviewing the events of the past week.

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