And weve got to fight for decency. And im an optimist. On the glass halffull guy on most things, and we are going to be fine. America is going to be fine and ill do my best i can promise you that. But you have to do yours, too. Because again this whole thing is a bill from a peer down. It is build from there to the top. We work for you. You dont work for us. Thats kind of my [applause] we will call her up like a lady. Hi. My name is brenda. Ive been a caregiver for nearly 10 years. My husband has younger onset alzheimers disease. Might 89 yearold mother lives with me. She is alzheimers as well. Im one of 65000 alzheimers caregivers in the state of New Hampshire. One in five medicare dollars is spent on caring for someone with alzheimers disease. The projections are by 2050 thank you. [applause] by 2050, the projections are by 2050 28 million baby boomers will have alzheimers. I know firsthand the pain of seeing these people slip away. I know firsthand the financial burden this carries
Roberts and d. C. Circuit court judge Merrick Garland talk about the legacy of the lake Second Circuit appeal Appeals Court jue Henry Friendly. This is just under two hours. Good evening everyone. Im robert katzmann, chief judge of u. S. Court of appeals for the Second Circuit. I welcome each of you on behalf of my court, and where especially honored to have with us are chief justice, John G Roberts junior. [applause] today nearly 500 strong, we celebrate an american judicial giant, henry j. Friendly compuserve for 27 years on the Second Circuit court of appeals, including three years as chief judge. It is a wonderful coincidence, today is the 58th anniversary of judge friendlys appointment by president Dwight D Eisenhower to this court. Our gathering today is at the intersection of two initiatives which have engaged us for two years. The first is the one and 25th Anniversary Commemoration of the Second Circuit court of appeals chaired by circuit judge richard wesley, comprising a seri
But i think this will explain why i did. Now, this is the ordinary, inexpensive violin that i use just on my television shows. And this is the 30,000 stradivarius that i use in my concerts. Im going to show you why this is worth now first, listen to this cheap one. This is a cheap one. Just listen to it. scratchy tuneless playing now, here is my stradivarius. audience laughter you see . Theres no substitute for quality. Would someone take these violins off, please . audience applause audience laughter keep awake. Therell be no sleeping while hes on. Milton come back here. What do you want . Look, milton, why would you come out here before you were supposed to . Youre getting so why would you . You would be kidding. You asked for somebody to help you, so i brought the violins, i took them off. Other people getting laughs. Thats not true. It hurts, but i can stand it. audience laughter never mind. Just get off the stage, and come back when youre introduced, please. Jack, i was only doing
To b to c to d to e, on up through all the various iterations, you dont have to rebuild the Network Every time you do that. Thats one of the things thats taken into consideration as youre doing standard. Yes, sir . Thank you, sir. David mccabe from the hill. Im looking a the next couple months and it seems like im sorry, youre what . A the next couple months. It seems like there may be a point where youre fighting contentious battles. The set top box item lifeline and almost certainly a privacy ruling for isps. I wonder how you expect to handle the challenge of fighting on kind of three different fronts and also whether you are concerned at all that that might make it harder to get consensus among the five of you on less controversial atim tells . So, again, i think the reality comes down to the fact that there is, roughly 9 0 of the time theres consensus. All you get to see is the fun stuff. I was interested during the Media Coverage of Justice Scalias death that one of his quotes was
Independents can dial in at 2027488002. Do you trust the government to protect against terrorism . cspanwj. If you want to get through on twitter, make a conversation on acebook. Com cspan. You can always send us an email. Pew research center, view of government handling of terrorism post9 11 low. Here, you can see it for the first time. More americans do not trust the government. 52 as opposed to 48 that do. You can see variations over the years since 2001. Over all of those years, americans have trusted the , a majority of americans have trusted the governmentprotect against terrorism except for now. The New York Times this morning looks at the president s press conference, his statement yesterday. His defense response to terror attacks. Mr. Obama now realizes he was slow to respond to public fears after terrorist attacks in paris and california, acknowledging his lowkey approach led americans to worry that he is not doing enough to keep the country safe. He is engaged in a blitz of