Anything and wait for them to pay me back. I am not looking to pay 200 up front. I was not at the party that caused you to not have the money. I am not going to be responsible for anything that is not my doing. Do you know what im saying . To you mr. Mayor. Ii got on the bus today could not believe it. Thank you mr. Mayor for that. But there all are a whole lot of things that are keeping us from functioning as proper human beings. Damaged except for a little bit. , i cannot the debris get anything done. You said you live in algiers. In lower algiers. Give heru what your address and we will get the debris taken care of. Thank you so much. Mayor, i am reverend howard. Dont cut me off like you did before. Two minutes. [laughter] i am here because i have been appalled. And i am first of all, at fema. Mr. Mayor you gave them your plan for the seller parks. My question is what does fema need to have to put those trailers where the requests were made . Where are they . Does it mean that you a
It was published last year, she has published other books on the history of science. You might have noticed that a number of the panelist today dont have academic training in history, or have not been academic historians or their entire careers. Im quite certain that angela is the only one in our panel who has a phd in biochemistry. She actually worked as a scientist and a graduate student with radioisotopes of berkeley before she decided she wanted to be a historian. She is now a professor of history at princeton university. She is also the incumbent president s of the history of science societies. She has done pretty well for a biochemist. [laughter] creager. [applause] i would like to give my warm thanks to the key west harry s. Truman foundation, for bringing me here. I am enjoying the sunshine, and the sea, as well as these marvelous panels. Where thisn with morning sessions left off. The Nuclear Detonations at hiroshima and not a socket world war ii by demonstrating a devastating
Differently than that. Again, i was a military man for many years and i hear you say well, you know, people are coping with stress. And i got to say, please, oh please. Because lots of people experience stress. This is a stressful jobs. Theres lots of stressful jobs. Military members experience acute stress and would never protect nor sanction the behavior such as this. And i can give you many examples from young airmen to new lieutenants to senior colonels, in some cases generals who were caught dui on base and they were just gone. They were dismissed. And we knew that. And the military was better because we knew that was the rule. And we knew that we would be held accountable for that and the American People were better and our nation was better protected because we had a culture that we simply dont entertain this. And for someone to have done that and to have one of their peers or supervisors protect them is hard for me to imagine that that would happen. In our cases, we were dealin
Hillary clinton continues hir visit today in cedar fall. Shes taking part in a roundtable discussion on Small Businesses and lending. And live coverage this morning on capitol hill the Senate Transportation committee holding a hearing on reauthorizing faa programs, focusing on modernizing the air Traffic Control system. The administrator of the faa is michael werta. Well be hearing from him as national air Traffic Controller associations president and others. The chair arrived. South Dakota Republican john thune. Youre watching live coverage on cspan3. This hearing will come to order. Good morning. The Commerce Committee concludes the series of planned hearings on reauthorization of the federal Aviation Administration with an examination of the nations air Traffic Control system. Let me begin by thanking aviation subcommittee chair and Ranking Member for taking us through several valuable hearings on the way to this full committee hearing. Its been a busy work period and a great deal o
As we heard from some of the government speakers in terms of whether it is embraced or not we have seen a lot of companies talk about how they are applauding the release of the framework and that includes at t, the chairman spoke of the release at the white house, there is general support for the framework but as to whether that continues, will the framework be used as it was intended so it remained flexible non regulatory riskmanagement tool. If it continues down that path you will see fairly widespread use among the private sector. As for whether or not the framework is going to improve cybersecurity that is a harder question to answer. Clearly the framework is intended to raise the bar for cybersecurity to make it more difficult for attackers. That is something that would be helpful for mediumsized businesses, you may not have sophisticated capabilities today but we should probably clear any reasonable expectation cybersecurity is an ongoing issue that wont go away anytime soon so t