Neutrality. This is not an invasion of cambodia. The areas in which these attacks will be launched are completely occupied and controlled by north vietnamese forces. Our purpose is not to occupy the areas. Once enemy forces are driven out of these sankfrng ai areas, we withdraw. These actions are in no way directed to the securitien intere security interests of any nation. Now let me give you the reasons for my decision. A majority of the American People, a majority of you listening to me are for the withdrawal of our forces from vietnam. The action i have taken tonight is indispensable for the continuing success of that withdrawal program. A majority of the American People want to end this war rather than to have it drag on. The action i have taken tonight will serve that purpose. A majority of the American People want to keep the casualties of our brave men in vietnam at a minimum. The action i take tonight is essential if we are to accomplish that goal. We take this action not for t
About the heat, no way. Doesnt complain, thats terrific. Hey, if it is dry roadway i am all smiles. Speaking of katie how is it going to look . I feel part of it, for you mere, a you can put your feet up when you have this time of morning for one thing and also the temperatures arent that hot yet. Definitely mild outside. Walking out the door, you certainly do not need a jacket at all. That said, we will start heating up in a significant way. Looking at skycam 3, overlooking center city, very sleepy looking city at the moment, not too much happening out there not obviously too much traffic. That will all change, though, as the sun comes up, we start to heat up significantly. So storm scan, may remain empty at this point we are seeing High Pressure now currently building in. Generally calling for more sun than anything. But you will see some clouds along the way here today. Keep in mind, i am not surprised took place air quality alert now posted for portions of new jersey, specifically,
Cspans washington journal recently conducted interviews with president s at universities in the big ten conference. Challenges facing Higher Education. Its about 50 minutes. This week, we continue our month long series of interviews with University President s in conjunction with the cspan buss Big Ten College tour. This morning, cspan bus is on the campus of penn state and University Park in pennsylvania. And joining us from the bus is penn states president eric barron. Good morning, sir. Good morning. To start with, being an educator yourself and overseeing a university, what would you say are the greatest challenges that you see when it comes to the topic of Higher Education . I think there are a lot of them. No one specific topic. Access and affordability. In making sure that students fully utilize the opportunities that are presented by a campus further their success in life. I think we have challenges and innovation after years of flatter, declining budgets, there are a lot of di
Its about 50 minutes. This week, we continue our month long series of interviews with University President s in conjunction with the cspan buss Big Ten College tour. This morning, cspan bus is on the campus of penn state and University Park in pennsylvania. And joining us from the bus is penn states president eric barron. Good morning, sir. Good morning. To start with, being an educator yourself and overseeing a university, what would you say are the greatest challenges that you see when it comes to the topic of Higher Education . I think there are a lot of them. No one specific topic. Access and affordability. In making sure that students fully utilize the opportunities that are presented by a campus further their success in life. I think we have challenges and innovation after years of flatter, declining budgets, there are a lot of different challenges. Lets start with the topic of access. W does how would you define the problems with it. . I think there are a lot of good signs we ca
I had everybody ready. We couldnt secure landing rights in a neighboring country, unfortunately, our patient died. So i have been an outspoken coordinationhe effort, in working with the local neighboring countries and working with the state department and department of defense, to make certain that while were taking care of the folks in this crisis, that were also not forgetting about havebody else who may not ebola, who has another urgent case, and making certain that coordinating our effort where we can continue to take care of them and provide for the avenues of success. That, im going to leave it open and i think close my role. Thank you again very much for today. Ere thank you. Thank you to all our panelists. Id like to exercise a prerogative and throw out two kind of related questions, and invite any want toof the panel who to comment. Recently, in fact in the last 24 weve had a relatively prominent leader in one denye affected countries refute theor try to worstcase scenario of