Ladies and gentlemen, to introduce the president , please welcome mr. Antonio martin. [applause] my name is antonio martin. I am an eighth grader at Kenmore Middle School. Years ago, president obama came to kenmore to talk about making the Education System better for all students. I care about education because it opens a world of possibilities. I want to be an engineer. I work really hard in school. I love science and math. All my teachers have helped me in rich my love of learning. Kenmore has opened new possibilities because it is an arts focused school. My drama teacher is amazing. She wants the cast to do well. Is integratedt into all subjects. Education is important because it gives people a chance to improve their lives. It helps people become who they know they can become. Future are inhe school with me, and the future will blossom from our minds. Education is a very important resource that this act will strengthen. Now, it is my honor to introduce the president of the united s
Thank you very much. Thank you for encouraging messages. This really rings back the United States as a world leader. My question is about our part of the world. We have a very large scale cassis crisis around the ukraine. To my knowledge, in moscow, there are talks on a possible new deal. According to the leaked information, i do not know to what extent this information is correct, the subject of the talks can be ukraines neutrality, or a ceasefire along the new contact line inside the ukraine state. If it is done, then we are talking about freezing of the conflict zone. Also, we are talking trying to get the ukraine and friends to drop orientation. How do you think this strategy, which is very nicely developed and design, can act quickly and efficiently . And to protect freedom of choice of those in the neighborhood of russia . I think it is way too soon to make judgments on what may be on the table in moscow today. Our german and french allies are in moscow. I have been in close cont
And yet those are being invaded. And it does appear that the administration is not committed to doing those things that are necessary to cause ukraine to be able to at least defend itself. We were slow on intelligence. We are providing blankets. We are providing mres. But were not providing some of the defensive lethal support that is necessary. Secretary kerry well, we are providing senator corker let me just finish. Secretary kerry were providing counterbatteries and other things that are defensive. I understand the debate. Senator corker i just want to say where it takes on iran is, there is a strong sense of a lack of commitment. Of a not willing to hold the line. So i hope that we as a committee are going to be able to move forward on legislation that allows us to see that, to cause you to force to cause us to force a process where you will submit what it is you are doing with iran. I know you have been working on it very heavily. I know you must be proud of that effort. And in th
More than a million indonesians were killed beginning in 1965 by the u. S. Backed military and paramilitary death. The story is told by the killers themselves. At first we beat them dig at that there was too much blood. There was so much blood here. So when we cleaned it up, it smelled awful. Used thishe blood, i system. Can i show you . The act of killing. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The military judge presiding over the courtmartial of u. S. Army private Bradley Manning has upheld the most serious charge against him that he knowingly aided the enemy by giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. Mannings defense team had asked colonel denise land to dismiss the charge, which could see manning sentenced to life in prison without parole plus an additional 154 years. But on thursday, she ruled there was enough evidence to show that in giving information to wikileaks, manning h
More than a million indonesians were killed beginning in 1965 by the u. S. Backed military and paramilitary death. The story is told by the killers themselves. At first we beat them dig at that there was too much blood. There was so much blood here. So when we cleaned it up, it smelled awful. Used thishe blood, i system. Can i show you . The act of killing. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The military judge presiding over the courtmartial of u. S. Army private Bradley Manning has upheld the most serious charge against him that he knowingly aided the enemy by giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. Mannings defense team had asked colonel denise land to dismiss the charge, which could see manning sentenced to life in prison without parole plus an additional 154 years. But on thursday, she ruled there was enough evidence to show that in giving information to wikileaks, manning h