The first was on Scottish Independence and the economist said, well, ultimately, if people wanted independent and govern themselves, you cant say no. And then you turn the page and read the column on britain and europe and they said britain must absolutely stay in the European Union, and no conditions whatsoever. You think, okay, if youre in favor of Scottish Independence, personally intellectually, why does that not apply to the brexit vote . Dont get a really good answer for that one. The gentleman in the black shi shirt. Not politically, but sartorial. Poor choice of words. I apologize. In the polo shirt. Instantally, although were segueing away from scotland because im from scotland, i have to mention during the last general election referendum, Party Leaders had a debate. The leader of the s p on the stage happened to blunder into exactly that thing, and when they were talking, the leaders were asked a question about eu membership, she rattled off this, she is a very patronizing a
Question of knowledge of what happened. Today we are seeing something remarkable. I wish this legislation would have happened 10 or 20 years ago, but the fact is its happened, its going to have a major effect on the future. And many, many works of art that i use the expression the last prisoners of world war ii will finally find the Rightful Owners. I thank the senate and congress for what they are doing. Thank you, ambassador. Let me ask you do you believe the United States has lived up to our commitment as set forth in the declaration to make certain that claims to nazilooted art are resolved expeditiously and based on the facts and merits of the claim . The answer is yes and no. Yes, we have in many cases, no we havent in certain cases. There have been organizations and art thats been returned correctly, and theres been other art thats been, lets say, found a way to make either the statute of limitations or other factors stopping it. Very often its very difficult for a museum when t
The challenge is to make sure that we distribute supply and we have the Distribution Systems that will allow a consumer conveniently and easily get that higher bland. Thats why we put 100 million behind in an effort to understand blending pumps. Including in in texas. Which has matched our 112 million in commitments to roughly command new Distribution Systems. You are dealing with a hundred thousand pumps and tens of thousands of gas stations. Beauty of commercial aviation is 40 airports so 90 of the jet fuel. So thats why i think the longterm opportunities for this industry will be complimenting what we are doing for cars and trucks and expand on higher blend and appreciate the amazing opportunity we have on the commercial aviation side and on the Defense Department side. Combination of those two things i think suggest that this future is quite bright for this industry. Since were talking about this mr. Secretary, im wondering if you personally or did you use in any form a vehicle tha
And strategic thinking, all of what he is up to around the world, including the rebalance to the asia pacific and other topics of interest and after that well have a bit of a conversation up here before going to you. I just wanted to say a couple of words of appreciation and biography about admiral greenert. He is a native of pennsylvania. I believe quarterback country as they say so maybe we should get you into the mix on saving the redskins as well as all the other things you are doing around the world. 1975 graduate of annapolis. A submariner by profession. Has commanded attack submarines and Ballistic Missile submarines. Commander of the u. S. 7th fleet and various other jobs. Major part of the planning and nh shop of the navy, as well prior to his current position as the chief of naval operations. Hes been in that position now about three years. Which makes him part of a remarkable class of joint chiefs who came into office in that year. Admiral greenert is joined by general oddno
Hear from here where iavi is and where her partners and prospective from leading pdp in this area. Format well have 30 minutes for dr. Fauci to give us sort after presentation, plenary talk and well move to Mitchell Warren of avac of eight other ten minutes of comments. Margie mcglynn as well eight or ten minutes of comments. Then well open up the pan fell for you to give questions and i will moderate that. A good chance for to you engage with them on discussions where we are with hiv Vaccine Research and where it is coming. So, dr. Faw economy, over fauci, over to you, and thank you for coming. [applause] so i can advance my own slides . There you go. Thank you very much, todd, a real pleasure to be with you here today. Im going to talk a bit about the issue of the role of an hiv vaccine. I want to start off by putting into perspective the concept why we really do need an hiv vaccine despite the spectacular successes and really historic successes well had over the last several years i