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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Alzheimers Disease Research 20140826

Just under two hours. [inaudible conversations] the Senate Subcommittee Senate Appropriations subcommittee on labor health, human services, education and related agencies will please come to order. Todays hearing is the sixth that this subcommittee has held since 2000 focusing on alzheimers disease. The burden of the disease, the state of the research and the challenges we face. Going back many years we heard predictions from experts about the far reaching consequences this disease will have on the quality of life of American Families and the burden will place on our economy in the years ahead. Last april major study predicted these consequences will be far greater than anyone previously imagined. We will hear from the author of that study on the next panel. This study commanded the attention of the nation and the subcommittee. There are few americans whose life hasnt been touched in some way by alzheimers disease whether through a Family Member or a friend. It is the most common form

Transcripts For CSPAN Alzheimers Disease Research 20141226

Like us on facebook. Follow us on twitter. Celebritynow presents activist events from 2014, featuring actors and stars addressing issues they care about. After seth rogen testified before a Senate Subcommittee on all summers research. This is about 20 minutes. Thank you very much for having me, mr. Chairman, ranking number moran. Thank you for the opportunity for me to testify today, and the opportunity for me to because an expert on something, because that is cool. I dont know if you know me at all. You told me you never saw knocked up, so that is a little insulting. [laughter] i want the record to note that this is the first time in any congressional hearing in history that the words knocked up ever [laughter] youre not going to like the rest of this. [laughter] answer theuld question i am aware this has nothing to do with the legalization of marijuana. [laughter] if you can believe it, this concerns something i find even more important. I started dating my wife nine years ago, when

Transcripts For KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11AM 20141118

Of diesel over a period of two and a half hours without being stopped or arrested. The owners cameras did catch the entire crime on video, with the suspects either oblivious of the surveillance setup or just not caring. This happened after the station had closed. Youve got a mini van and pickup truck working in tandem. What you see at the top right corner of the screen is the mini van pulling up with the pickup truck behind it. You can see what looks like the driver of the mini van shining a flashlight towards the tank port. The station owner assumed they had a portable electric pump to siphon the diesel. Very dangerous, he points out, if there was a spark. Both vehicles come and go over the next two and a half hours, presumably to unload and bring back empty drums. Whats remarkable, the two suspects pull off the theft while other customers pull up to fuel up and people driving through the intersection nearby. The owner knew something was wrong the next morning when his tank reading sh

Transcripts For KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5pm 20141129

These retail workers are late and desperate to get to union square for their shifts. We were supposed to be there at 12. Reporter whats your boss going to say . Probably not too happy since its black friday. Im frustrated i cant get there. Reporter she lives paycheck to bay check. She says its hurting the 99 especially low income workers like her who rely on public transit. Im pretty concerned because its, like, the final straw at my job today. If you dont make it, then you might get fired. Reporter folks scrambling to get to work in San Francisco had very few options. Pay 70 bucks for a taxi or take the bus. This line in downtown oakland had 150 people waiting. We werent able to get on the San Francisco bus because it was full so now we have to wait an hour for the next bus. Reporter her friend who is late was near tears and too upset to talk fearing she will lose her job. Its a stressful time i think with the holidays and people are already a little stressed and under a lot of pressu

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Book TV 20150321

Another modern always this mention of first president bush having been head of the cia. He was political appointee. Putin is a very unique individual, came up through the back corridors to become the president of russia. He okay. Up by steering key parts of his identity. Underestimating. Thinking about them, about. Must have all kinds of information. The thing that he learned in the kgb was have to work with people and how to work with lots of information. A very smart guy. Very well briefed and on top of his game. And i guy who has this in other things. If you really think about it very limited to the outside world. Some of the reasons why his of popular. His agenda after the russian people. But his only experience with the outside world from 1985 to 1990. He was very important individuals, important germans. The germans. He talked about the moving in another world. The fall back on his knowledge of the cold war. Very little knowledge of the United States. Actually Henry Kissingers bo

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