Thank you. [applause] thank you. Thank you very much. Now we have sean hannity. Wheres sean . Come on, sean. Get out here, sean. Give it up for mr. Donald trump. You all doing okay . They have chairs. Or do you want to stand . Well stand. Lets stand. Ok. First question. Its great to see you. Nice to see you. Dont read into this. This is donald trump. Do not take that as an indication that i am committed. You flirted with running the last time. I thought romney could do it and he let us down. Im building all over the world. I love it. I love this country. My children are grown people he are ensconced in the company. I have great executives. I can let them run things and i have no problem. When youre building it is very hard for a person like me to run because i have a lot of things happening. A politician, they run. What do they do . They run, they run. They lose. They win. They run. With me i give up a lot. I already told the apprentice people. Nbc wanted to renew and i said im doing S
An, allocation and that is allocated to the parking garage and it is sticking out from the housing and of course, the cost of getting approval from the state and commission, since that is our area. The proposed mlu, very quickly, determines that we are hoping that we are proposing to be included in the mlu. That the belief, or the term for that mlu will be for a period of three years, the three years, is on the rationale that is going to take roughly about a year for the Housing Office to be able to issue the rfp because of the work load in their pipeline that they are dealing with. And a lot of projects at this point. And usually take between two to three years to get entitlement and good for the upper fro ses and so we thought that three years will be ideal and during that three period year there is going to be a schedule of benchmarks by the selector and developer will need to meet like getting their design done and going through the required review process and those are going to ha
Really price any further. The argument that i would make is one of effect it has and that is drowns in yemen despite the Obama Administrations rhetoric to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al qaeda, that its not drowns or airstrikes that are driving. It is civilian casualties. Its the individuals being killed along with the al qaeda targets. When i was in yemen, i was talking to someone whos very, very close to al qaeda he said look, you know, theres a difference between yemen and afghanistan and yemen and afghanistan are arabs and a knock at the country. In yemen archenemies in yemen. They move around much easier than they did. They can be a member of al qaeda and can be no locally. Maybe some people known them as he tribesmen another see the u. S. , for instance you would see them as an al qaeda member. The u. S. Thinks its killing an al qaeda member and maybe it is. But hes been a killed on the ground and yemenis seen being killed is in fact the tribesman. This is a challenge that the u
Future of u. S. Diplomacy. After that, a forum on the effectiveness of alqaeda in yemen. A former state Department Officials from the obama and george w. Bush administrations discuss Public Diplomacy in a tough budget in vermont. The discuss the effectiveness of Student Exchange programs and governmentbacked broadcasting outlets, like voice of america. The George Washington school of International Affairs hosted this event tuesday. This is an hour and 45 minutes. That is Public Diplomacy in action. [laughter] im a professor here at gw and the director of the institute for Public Policy and global communication. You can find us on twitter ip dgc. Were also on facebook. Were hosting a conversation on twitter about this event, hashtag ipdgc. What i will do to get as a rolling here is give a brief introduction and bio for our great panel here, and then get going into the discussion. We have a great with a lot of interesting people in the room. We need to leave time for discussion. First we
Policy. Or definitively saying what diseases money has to go to. Instead, we allow the peerreview process to support the most promising science. However, we were able to provide 131 million increase for the National Institute on ageing in the recent fiscal year 2014 omnibus. Again, with the expectation that promising science in alzheimers disease will be supported. We have a distinguished panel of experts here today, scientists, economists, patients, family members. We also have quite an audience. Let me welcome representatives of the Alzheimers Association. Some of you came a long way to be here today. We thank you for your tireless work to educate members of congress and the press about the need to do more to help you and your loved ones. Also in the audience are students, i am told, from the university of virginia. These young people are spending a day here learning about budget and appropriations, and we welcome all of you here also. On our first panel, of course, well hear from dr