Do what they need to do or whether or not it would push them away from the ne gauche yating table. At this point, we think it would push them away from the negotiating table. So although i have Great Respect for the chairman and for senator corker and all the members of the u. S. Senate, and i believe the intentions here are all absolutely right on, k4 is to keep the pressure on iran to do what is necessary here to give the give the International Security were looking for and to cut off all the path wayings. They believe quiet strongly at this moment in this negotiation, additional action would potentially derail the negotiation. And that iran is quiet clear that the congress will pass legislation at any moment that it is deemed absolutely necessary to do so. Can you quantify how much going from 20 to 5 delays, the break out time . Is that quantifiable . Does it make it six months, the breakout time . Does it add five months . Is it quantifiable . What id prefer, senator, if i could, i
State in history. Good evening and welcome tonight history and for those of you are not familiar with the history on path, the series what we have been doing for the last two years now, congratulations on her anniversary guys climactic and thank you. Which we get each other. Yes bear, that sounds good and works pretty so joe and marie and i have been traveling around into different breweries wineries and other establishments throughout the area telling stories of local history kind of the wild and unusual the interesting and stories that slipped through the cracks when it comes to talking about our local history and tons a special program because we are here in a Historic Site in february we are here at the Harrison Hall. It has a lot of historic significance to the American Civil War which we will get into as we move forward this evening but before we go into the microphone over to joe. Thank you so much for joining us here and live at Harrison Hall know my name is joe rizzo the execu
State in history. Good evening and welcome tonight history and for those of you are not familiar with the history on path, the series what we have been doing for the last two years now, congratulations on her anniversary guys climactic and thank you. Which we get each other. Yes bear, that sounds good and works pretty so joe and marie and i have been traveling around into different breweries wineries and other establishments throughout the area telling stories of local history kind of the wild and unusual the interesting and stories that slipped through the cracks when it comes to talking about our local history and tons a special program because we are here in a Historic Site in february we are here at the Harrison Hall. It has a lot of historic significance to the American Civil War which we will get into as we move forward this evening but before we go into the microphone over to joe. Thank you so much for joining us here and live at Harrison Hall know my name is joe rizzo the execu
With so much anxiety generated by ebola, were going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. Richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldnt panic here at home. We begin in dallas, the only American City where ebola has been contracted. Abcs tom llamas is there. Tom. Reporter residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. It comes from the ceo of Texas Health Presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. The mea culpa letter comes as a Lab Technician who handled ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncans blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. Earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to conduct tests for ebola before the ship docked. Watch as a u. S. Coast guard helicopter hovers over the deck of the carnival magic. The chopper was cir
With so much anxiety generated by ebola, were going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. Richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldnt panic here at home. We begin in dallas, the only American City where ebola has been contracted. Abcs tom llamas is there. Tom. Reporter residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. It comes from the ceo of Texas Health Presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. The mea culpa letter comes as a Lab Technician who handled ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncans blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. Earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to conduct tests for ebola before the ship docked. Watch as a u. S. Coast guard helicopter hovers over the deck of the carnival magic. The chopper was cir