Alex, at this point no homes have been lost . Reporter quite a few. Good morning to you. There are charred hillsides everywhere you look in this area. We are just west of the town of winters. As we push in here, you can see where this windwhipped fire blew through last night. Can you see how close it came to some of the ranch homes in this area. As we go off to the left you might be able to see a cal fire engine is there right now. They are working on some of the hot spots that remain. Up above you have some firefighters in those helicopters doing water drops as we speak to make sure that this fire doesnt flair back up in this particular area. The fire came close to a lot of these homes, dangerously close. But in the end crews were able to save all of them. You can see it got up under there. Reporter flames burned underneath sharons back porch overnight. Her home was scorched, but not lost. Very grateful to cal fire for being up here and having the kind of presence that they put togeth
What the state Attorney Generals Office wants. Dozens of victims many of them elderly tell fox 29 investigates the same story. They bought furniture from furniture sir plus which changed hands became furniture king. They got nothing from either. Now both the old and the new owners are being sued by the state. The law in this case is pretty straight forward. Unequivocal and clear f they accepted money from the from the consumers for furniture they have to provide the furniture or they have to provide refunds. They dont have the furniture. They have to provide dollar for dollar refunds to the consumer. Reporter we wanted to ask the stores new owner about the lawsuit. Daniel roberts was busy working in the store very much open late this afternoon about this late case. He said hes trying to make things right. First were here to help customers. Reporter youre trying to make right with the customers. Ive been trying to make it right. Whatever they trying to do. Reporter so what the state is
Disease in virtually all of the countries around the world. I was just impressed as i walked through the poster sessions at aaic how many of the posters were researchers from korea, thailand, china, japan, et cetera, who were coming here to washington to share their knowledge and their perspective on the disease. Its a global disease, for sure. Its not affecting western countries. I want to throw one more question in here which is in terms of having a National Plan and harnessing all of the different groups working on this from the Research Community to big pharma to universities, government, et cetera. Three years ago, the Obama Administration released a National Plan to address alzheimers and the goal was struck me as exceedingly ambitious. By 2025, so in ten years to be able to prevent and effectively treat alzheimers disease. Does that strike you both as realistic . Ten years . The way we look at it its an aspirational goal. We absolutely want to be there by 2025, and i think the e
I think it seems to me we all have agreement that we need to fix it, even within the department. And professor light, you made a comment that i think is very important, something im concerned with. We could work real hard, have all of these intensive negotiations, Everything Else, but it doesnt seem like its that difficult to me. I think that the money were spending now we need to come up with a simple fix. Not a 100 dollar saddle on a 10 horse. For those involved in this, keep it simple and get it done quickly. We need to get the Inspector Generals back to the point where they can do their job, a very important job that theyve done very well for many years. Thank you, mr. Chair. Before i ask questions i know that senator leahy has questions in writing to both panels. Expect that, and maybe from the other members that arent here. Whats the normal time that we wait . Up to one week well take questions for answer in writing. Youve all had a chance to read the oic opinion and hear the tes
League stronger, and it might have served to educate American Public opinion. If by the time the 30s hit, would you have had the same isolationist sentiment . I mean, there was a lot of sentiment in europe for peace. There was this huge peace ballot in britain in the 1930s, where i think half the Adult Population voted in favor of peace. But wanting peace doesnt necessarily translate into isolationist. It might be that failing to join the league formed isolationism in a way that didnt happen in europe. You can want peace but still recognize that you have to be engaged in the world. I doesnt know. And you can argue, and i think historians are now arguing that even in the 1930s, the United States was not as isolationist as we might think. If you look at what the United States is doing, its still involved a lot. And its particularly involved on its own doorstep. The Good Neighbor policies in the 1930s, and the United States is still very concerned about whats going on in the pacific. Ther