other enrichment programs at times it from them ourselves. i was sitting with a friend a few years ago when talking about how we really need to do more for kids in the summer. she said that the summer can be so fun. you can go horseback riding and you could go sailing. i just love the summer. and i said well, yes, but for a lot of our students, those are not really the options that they are considering. and i think that s the challenge. if kids aren t in a school-based program, what are they doing this project even the summer? as the secretary pointed out, we see violence in young kids in the summer because their kids about things to do. teenagers, elementary school kids get into trouble because there isn t something to do for them. and so that i think it s another challenge we need to take on as a society. so let s talk about money and then we ll open it up to the audience. means it costs more. and we know it only costs it is not a one-for-one increase. i ve got that str
about how to go and create the projects underway on the eve of the crisis and bring them back online or whatever. i think that s going to be a very intensive undertaking, but at the end of the day, i think that companies from around the world will have a good opportunity to contribute to the building of this new libya. thank you very much ambassador, we appreciate you sharing your time. i know it s a busy period for you. please join me in welcoming [applause] in 1844, henry clay ran for president of the united states and lost, but he changed political history. he s one of the 14 men featured in the contenders. this week, henry clay s kentucky home friday at 8 eastern. in a few moments, a hearing on the challenges facing the homeland security department. a new report by the government accountability office says the homeland security department completed half of the recommendations made by federal auditors since the department was organized in 2003, but significant
that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate will stand adjourned in a few moments, a hearing on the challenges facing the homeland security depart department. a new report by the government accountability office says the homeland security department has completed about half the recommendations made by federal auditors since the department was organized in 2003. but significant security gaps remain. officials from the tal and ths before the homeland security committee chaired by joe lieberman of connecticut. this is a little more than an hour and a half. good morning. the hearing will come to order. thanks to our witnesses for being here. in four days we will commemorate the 10th anniversary of the attacks of 9/11 and mourned anew for the nearly 3000 lives that were lost that day at the world trade center pentagon and on flight 93 which as we all know of course crashed into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. but we have already quite