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Good evening. I knew that you would be a wonderful audience. Esteemed gas, of members of the m. I. T. Community local chapter representative m activists, welcome to the m. I. T. College kickoff to the 2013 political lecture series. I am president of the m. I. T. College Republican Club on behalf of our members the 84 participating in this very special evening with our esteemed guest, Michael Barone. On this grant campus with this historic city in this, of that has produced so many leaders we are building an Inclusive Organization and focus on the important issues, Economic Issues, the life changing issues that affect the future of mankind has reshaped our great countrys Political Landscape. The divide may be why did washington but not here as the club is reaching out to larger diverse audience. To everyone here tonight regardless of affiliation. Our guest speaker Michael Barone plays a key role to shape the political debates as a the york times best selling author political analyst and
And welfare programs. The dreaded fiscal cliff can potentially affect a wide range of health programs. Cbs news Wyatt Andrews explains. Reporter professor mallen like hundreds of medical researchers has already fallen off the fiscal cliff. Her budget which relies on federal grants is being cut by 10 now. As the nih, the National Institutes of health, prepares for the possibility of budget cuts later. Its as much bigger than just my lab. Its affecting allacademic labs across the country. Reporter mallen understands the nih decision but calls it a setback. My lab will have to shut down Research Projects that we know would could have profound impacts on curing human disease. We may have to get rid of some staff members. Reporter the nih tells us because of uncertainty in the budget awards at 90 of what was perhapsed to researchers promised to researchers will be the standard at least for now and the threat of the cut raised alarms. Some of the cuts reporter at Johns Hopkins the doctor is
Look, theyre filing in right now getting ready to tackle the hams and turkeys. And cut them all up to serve the thousands of meals for the homeless today. In addition to that we understand that Football Players from asu will also be here around 11 00 theyre in town for the kraft hunger bowl. Theyll be more special guests along the way. Reporting live in San Francisco, cate caugurian, cbs 5. And when do they start serving pretty quickly or what . Reporter yeah, actually the breakfast will start in just about an hour about 7 00. And then about two hours after that thats when the big lunch or dinner will get underway and then well see the lines, well see all the people out here again 650 volunteers are showing up and organizers tell me this is something that fills up every year within hours of them posting it online. Thanks. Right now the Salvation Army volunteers are also busy preparing thousands of meals as well. Yeah those meals will be delivered to seniors and people with illnesses th