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are the key to understanding the key to the national front. once a hive of coal mining activity, the town is now struggling. as the constituency of marie le pen, 33% voted for the national front. there's no eu flag but re-french ones. >> the eu has france in a headlock. it has lost its radiance and has nothing to say. we want to restore france to its former glory. >> the national front mayor took up office in march and locals are mystified at europe's apprise over the french vote. >> more and more people are on welfare. they don't have jobs and they don't have money. who should i vote for, the left or the right? i don't trust any of them anymore. >> even if the national front is far right, it's not like he used to be. >> but what is behind the party that has captured the imagination of the french people with such arguments? and now, he travels through france warning people away from the national front all stop >> i thought we could serve as a genuine counterweight to the e you. the national front is the only party that can affect change in fra
are the key to understanding the key to the national front. once a hive of coal mining activity, the town is now struggling. as the constituency of marie le pen, 33% voted for the national front. there's no eu flag but re-french ones. >> the eu has france in a headlock. it has lost its radiance and has nothing to say. we want to restore france to its former glory. >> the national front mayor took up office in march and locals are mystified at europe's apprise over the french vote....
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national deficit or the debt. right now the crime victims fund is more than $10 billion sitting in the account, waiting to reach the hands of our nation's victims of crime. however, budgetary rules that make no sense whatsoever in my opinion are preventing this critical fund from serving our nation's crime victims. the underlying bill caps the crime victim's fund to $770 million. that's what's in the bill. leaving billions of dollars for the government to use to offset for other federal spending. this is wrong. it's immoral. it's what our taxpayers don't like about the system here in washington. thankfully, there is a solution. congressman judge poe, my good friend, and i introduced legislation, which would create a lock box for the fund because the fund contains no taxpayer dollars, it should not be considered as a part of the budget. without this legislation, congress will continue to place artificially low caps on the fund which only denies and delays necessary services for victims of crime. congressman poe and
national deficit or the debt. right now the crime victims fund is more than $10 billion sitting in the account, waiting to reach the hands of our nation's victims of crime. however, budgetary rules that make no sense whatsoever in my opinion are preventing this critical fund from serving our nation's crime victims. the underlying bill caps the crime victim's fund to $770 million. that's what's in the bill. leaving billions of dollars for the government to use to offset for other federal...
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from the united nations security council. is not available given the russian attitude to matters. so i don't have any new announcement to make about that. become cal solution has more distant since the geneva talks earlier this year were not successful. brahinmi andute to the work he has done or he last year and a half so he has made every effort and when the ry clear geneva talks broke up earlier this year that it was the regime to discuss a transitional government which end of onsible for the those talks. the at that time coalition were to put forward plans for a transitional government drawn from opposition and from regime. the regime have refused to do it. a political solution more distant. our message today and actions we on today and the actions we will decide on in the further meetings that will from today will demonstrate for the regime there mechanicpolitical solution. think there doesn't have to be one but there will. t is not possible for them to conquer the whole of the people of syria militarily given the shed an
from the united nations security council. is not available given the russian attitude to matters. so i don't have any new announcement to make about that. become cal solution has more distant since the geneva talks earlier this year were not successful. brahinmi andute to the work he has done or he last year and a half so he has made every effort and when the ry clear geneva talks broke up earlier this year that it was the regime to discuss a transitional government which end of onsible for the...
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the national institutes of health and the fda, the department of energy, nasa. so all of these are agencies that could do the kind of risk capital discovery that, perhaps, our private sector could not undertake. i have been troubled, and that many of my colleagues on both side of the aisle. are we burning and innovation deficit? yes, we have to focus on our budget deficit, but are becoming so austere we could be tapping -- capping of future growth. we invited this distinguished panel the talk about the innovation budgets cannot be running in innovation deficit and where are the best places that we can make wise and prudent use of taxpayer dollars. we want to hear from our expert witnesses. and then feel they have adequacy for research and development? do we have a pipeline to really help our young people get the education that they need to be able to pursue scientific careers or are we so smart and are found in that young scientists don't even have a crack at getting those research grants that might come up with new refreshen breakers. this is not do one subcomm
the national institutes of health and the fda, the department of energy, nasa. so all of these are agencies that could do the kind of risk capital discovery that, perhaps, our private sector could not undertake. i have been troubled, and that many of my colleagues on both side of the aisle. are we burning and innovation deficit? yes, we have to focus on our budget deficit, but are becoming so austere we could be tapping -- capping of future growth. we invited this distinguished panel the talk...
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a good april 2014 is when the arlington national cemetery went on to the national register. my organization, the national trust for historic preservation, couldn't be more pleased with that result. host: some have been critical about the oversight and preservation tactics at that arlington cemetery. y? what has been happening? guest: i think from the perspective of some family members who came to find their veteran, perhaps a great uncle or grandfather, there were some administrative difficulties in finding the graves of particular veterans. that causes great upset. there also was in the last five or six years, a controversy related to the appropriate preservation of the tomb of the unknown soldiers. i will say that the listing on the national register of historic places, while it is a technical process of research and documentation, what it does in the end is create a planning tool. that means that 150 years from , the caretakers of arlington cemetery will be taking care of it as a historic place, not just as a burial ground. for example, one of the principles of historic p
a good april 2014 is when the arlington national cemetery went on to the national register. my organization, the national trust for historic preservation, couldn't be more pleased with that result. host: some have been critical about the oversight and preservation tactics at that arlington cemetery. y? what has been happening? guest: i think from the perspective of some family members who came to find their veteran, perhaps a great uncle or grandfather, there were some administrative...
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the following sense that the nationalist of their nation as a nation among nations, each of which have a stake in the destiny. it was sometimes put in the metaphor of a choir. the course of humanity only works if everybody sings her life. if we don't contribute our part, we can't make the great harmony that is a human harmony. so far from 19 of our nation necessarily against other nations, it is esteemed and special. it may even be from my point of view better. but it is not necessarily opposed to other nations. indeed as i say companies developing nations to make history work. they make the point that this form of nationalism is central. he makes the point in the early 20th century and he is against it. he thinks that this is a problem. he's part of the 20th century form of german nationalism, which is not so keen. the 20th century german and could be any type. you have to understand the philosophical, social contacts is one in which it could be an old. it was the natural way of thinking. but he was combined with a growing sense. i am not defending this view. my view is the understand
the following sense that the nationalist of their nation as a nation among nations, each of which have a stake in the destiny. it was sometimes put in the metaphor of a choir. the course of humanity only works if everybody sings her life. if we don't contribute our part, we can't make the great harmony that is a human harmony. so far from 19 of our nation necessarily against other nations, it is esteemed and special. it may even be from my point of view better. but it is not necessarily opposed...
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in the national climate assessment into action. it's now my pleasure to introduce to close this event the president's closer, counselor to the president, john podesta, playing a key role in the white house, making sure that all of us in the white house and across the administration are doing everything we can to address the president's priorities. john has a-- an amazing history but i won't take his time by reciting it for you. really, i'm delighted that john is in the white house. e brings deep knowledge of the climate issue. packs nat about -- passionate about getting the job done. ohn, the floor is yours. >> thank you, everybody, and thanks for joining us today. i came over to thank the speakers and everyone in the room today. i want to especially thank the work of this team. dr. john holdren. kathy sullivan. dr. john karl and all of their teams. this is an outstanding report and i want to say how much the president appreciated it along with the work of the many scientists to contributed and made it a create. -- reality. i also
in the national climate assessment into action. it's now my pleasure to introduce to close this event the president's closer, counselor to the president, john podesta, playing a key role in the white house, making sure that all of us in the white house and across the administration are doing everything we can to address the president's priorities. john has a-- an amazing history but i won't take his time by reciting it for you. really, i'm delighted that john is in the white house. e brings...
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why is the french national anthem at the heart of the scandal in france? the far right, the national front party, has called on the justice minister to step down. why? during an official ceremony over the weekend, she refused to sing -- well, she didn't refused to sing, she just didn't sing it. she defended her decision by saying that it was a moment of reflection for her, and she didn't want to participate in "karaoke in a public platform." now, this sparked renewed outrage in the national front party, saying that this was proof of her contempt for france. this points out that attacking her for the fact that she did llaise" isla marsei pretty low-level politics. the article points out that it is ethically normal and even protocol sometimes for ministers not to sing the national anthem, especially if it is being performed by a military band. we have seen footage of other high profile politicians, including franÇois along, nicolas sarkozy, not singing. on that saturday when she was attacked, she was standing asked to the education minister, who wasn't sing
why is the french national anthem at the heart of the scandal in france? the far right, the national front party, has called on the justice minister to step down. why? during an official ceremony over the weekend, she refused to sing -- well, she didn't refused to sing, she just didn't sing it. she defended her decision by saying that it was a moment of reflection for her, and she didn't want to participate in "karaoke in a public platform." now, this sparked renewed outrage in the...
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, including the consumer and mortgage coalition, credit union national association, national association of credit unions and also p.c.e.i., american insurance associations, all -- many of whom say -- the chair: the question is ofed by general leave. mr. garrett: which in part states, all 50 states have strong and comprehensive anti- discriminatory regulatory regimes including a long list of enforcement tools, there is no evidence that these regimes re insufficient. furthermore, they state that they do not allege -- furthermore, they say under dispair rat impact theory -- durnedis par rat impact theory theory, ate impact this could increase cost and undermine the availability of credit throughout the economy. in the end, mr. speaker, what we were intending to do here is allow the continue for the justice department to proceed with when there is evidence of intentional discrimination but when there's no evidence whatsoever, when it's purely on statistics, it should not proceed under this theory of law. with that, if there's no other speakers, i'll yield back. the chair: the gentleman yool
, including the consumer and mortgage coalition, credit union national association, national association of credit unions and also p.c.e.i., american insurance associations, all -- many of whom say -- the chair: the question is ofed by general leave. mr. garrett: which in part states, all 50 states have strong and comprehensive anti- discriminatory regulatory regimes including a long list of enforcement tools, there is no evidence that these regimes re insufficient. furthermore, they state that...
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the high price of oil and the soaring price at the pump have been at the top of the national conversation for months now. >> with global energy demapped on the rise and u.s. dependence on foreign oil at an all-time high, george w. bush turns america's looming energy crisis into a central issue for the presidential campaign. >> we got a potential crisis in the energy markets, because we have had no energy plan. and it's -- to me, that's the -- that -- that's possible problem for the next administration. >> when it's clear that he will be the republican nominee and with energy taking center stage in the campaign, bush taps dick cheney, a man with deep experience in both politics and the oil industry, to be his running mate. >> i believe you're looking at the next vice president of the united states. >> the two running mates make the case that the clinton administration did not know how to handle the issue of oil, but a george w. bush administration would. >> those gasoline prices are going up. you know why? there has been no energy plan. >> the fact we don't have an energy policy out there
the high price of oil and the soaring price at the pump have been at the top of the national conversation for months now. >> with global energy demapped on the rise and u.s. dependence on foreign oil at an all-time high, george w. bush turns america's looming energy crisis into a central issue for the presidential campaign. >> we got a potential crisis in the energy markets, because we have had no energy plan. and it's -- to me, that's the -- that -- that's possible problem for the...
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the second of the nation. we aired in his intelligence career in ruins he found a job at this story in maryland. what drake couldn't have imaged was the outcome he may have inspired, the public exposure of the nsa's deepest secrets which set the agency realing. set the agency realing. top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. [ don ] in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. visit your dealer or johndeere.com/1family. >> so far we have seen the nsa deal with various controversies through the years. predicted in 2013 the inner workings would become the biggest story in the world. >> june 5th, 2013, the yardian a u.k. based newspaper reports the nsa used a secret court record to get verizon to hand over the private phone records of millions of americans. the following day another big scoop the gu
the second of the nation. we aired in his intelligence career in ruins he found a job at this story in maryland. what drake couldn't have imaged was the outcome he may have inspired, the public exposure of the nsa's deepest secrets which set the agency realing. set the agency realing. top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. [ don ] in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure...
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they already had the head of the executive branch, the president of the united states, go on national television and -- national television and say, no corruption, not even a smidgen, and the person leading the investigation is a maxed out contributor to the president's campaign. the only route to the truth is through the house of representatives and compelling ms. lerner to answer our questions. that's why this resolution is so important. that's why i'm supporting it. that's why i hope my colleagues on the other side will support it as well. it's about this most fundamental right and ms. lerner is at the center of the storm. we want her simply to answer the questions. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california continue to reserve? the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. cummings: i would say to the gentleman, as the professor said, it's explicit that a person does not waive a fifth amendment right by answering questions outside a formal setting or by making statements that were not under oath, when he referred to the issue of her making s
they already had the head of the executive branch, the president of the united states, go on national television and -- national television and say, no corruption, not even a smidgen, and the person leading the investigation is a maxed out contributor to the president's campaign. the only route to the truth is through the house of representatives and compelling ms. lerner to answer our questions. that's why this resolution is so important. that's why i'm supporting it. that's why i hope my...
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and this year is this idea the nations the disciples chose to do. two suspended d and now reading and reflecting over the torah ferry tragedy is that of marking this very special occasion in the religion our cottage in the smaller the lanterns according to ms campbell welcomed thousands of people including lawmaker is celebrities and business leaders tuesday who came to celebrate today's two thousand five hundred fifty three pace. but the subject at the hour long ceremony was dedicated to the victims of the military tried to be the most venerable touching my face is here focused on controlling those affected by the falcons held up very encouraging people to cooperate an athlete with them to create a free society venerable causing the headaches were the order of korean buddhism is the largest of them in the nation calling everyone in attendance and thirteen korea is in deep grief the tragicwas caused by a lack of responsibility among adults and an absence of common sense. i urge all readers to serve and fully committed to serving society and i myself
and this year is this idea the nations the disciples chose to do. two suspended d and now reading and reflecting over the torah ferry tragedy is that of marking this very special occasion in the religion our cottage in the smaller the lanterns according to ms campbell welcomed thousands of people including lawmaker is celebrities and business leaders tuesday who came to celebrate today's two thousand five hundred fifty three pace. but the subject at the hour long ceremony was dedicated to the...
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we're talking about the need for strategy, the need to set national priorities, and to get the private sector involved in helping finance that states and localities want to get done. >> so if people drop their jaws at the sounds of trillions what about a little treage and figuring out what has to be done right away. aren't there bridges and roads in such bad shape that it is something of an economic necessity to make sure that they've got an useable future? >> there is enormous economic impact of now paying attention to our infrastructure and positive economic impact if we do. think about lost productivity, think about areas that are so congested that the goods can't get to customers who have bought them and chicago has two of the highest road congestion spots, railroad congestion spots in america, but it effects the highways because it's partly congested because they crossroads which means if that's going to be fixed they need tunnels and bridges so that the railroads and the streets don't cross. those are big projects. chicago is partly through funding repairs but they can't go furth
we're talking about the need for strategy, the need to set national priorities, and to get the private sector involved in helping finance that states and localities want to get done. >> so if people drop their jaws at the sounds of trillions what about a little treage and figuring out what has to be done right away. aren't there bridges and roads in such bad shape that it is something of an economic necessity to make sure that they've got an useable future? >> there is enormous...
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and concerted action at the united nations. we will work over the coming weeks to implement these commitments. including to increase humanitarian assistance and we will work together, we will intensify how closely we work together, given the deepening crisis in syria. because we are all determined to respond to it. so that is what we have been doing this morning. and secretary kerry i know is coming down to speak to you shortly. and there's time for a few questions. >> thank you, foreign secretary. it's pretty grim time in syria as you said. the crisis there is deepening. peace talks haven't worked. president assad has regained territory. he's holding elections. the opposition, different groups are fighting each other. they seem weakened. gone are the days when you can say not just assad, moscow, but he will go. is it time to reassess your strategy based on the likely survival of his regime? and if i might a second question on ukraine. can you be a bit more clear about what it is russia has to do or not do in order to avoid dee
and concerted action at the united nations. we will work over the coming weeks to implement these commitments. including to increase humanitarian assistance and we will work together, we will intensify how closely we work together, given the deepening crisis in syria. because we are all determined to respond to it. so that is what we have been doing this morning. and secretary kerry i know is coming down to speak to you shortly. and there's time for a few questions. >> thank you, foreign...
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through the work of the national attorneys general training and through gatherings like nad. you routinely bring innovators, public servants leaders together to address what are the most pressing public safety challenges of our time. it's a privilege for me to help open this critical forum and to stand with all yet again as we share knowledge and expertise to speak frankly about the threats facing our respective jurisdictions and to discuss cutting end strategies for reducing crime and victimization throughout the nation. i know that you and your colleagues serve on the front lines of this fight everyday. you're working closely with u.s. attorneys, fbi acts and other justice departments to protect the citizens that we are all sworn to serve. together we are reminding policy makers here in washington. something that's very important that dialogue on the most difficult and divisive issues need not break down along partisan lines. disagreements are inevitable whenever passionate people confront questions of real magnitude. we are showing that vigorous debate is not only healthy,
through the work of the national attorneys general training and through gatherings like nad. you routinely bring innovators, public servants leaders together to address what are the most pressing public safety challenges of our time. it's a privilege for me to help open this critical forum and to stand with all yet again as we share knowledge and expertise to speak frankly about the threats facing our respective jurisdictions and to discuss cutting end strategies for reducing crime and...
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the lead nation was germany. germany was the godfather. however, germany wanted to build the police. just as there were being built by another country therefore it is different country. at that time the police could arrest violators. that's why the police building of the force did not go very well. 2009 we saw that there was more interested in investment. that actually helped. that actually started to draw serious attention. who says the what you have today has many, many problems facing the police. the major question is what is going to be? it is going to become a problem of law enforcement to protect the population or a security force to protect the state? unfortunately with the upsurge of violence in 2006 there was a rush. that continued today. there was not the kind of force that would resolve the best forms of fighting insurgency. protect the population. by itself it becomes an asset. when i was looking at the challenges facing today in afghanistan i counted to ten and stopped. the first one was the number. they say 850, 700,000. it w
the lead nation was germany. germany was the godfather. however, germany wanted to build the police. just as there were being built by another country therefore it is different country. at that time the police could arrest violators. that's why the police building of the force did not go very well. 2009 we saw that there was more interested in investment. that actually helped. that actually started to draw serious attention. who says the what you have today has many, many problems facing the...
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via the national science foundation. let me first say i appreciate the national science foundation's mission and its work. the national science foundation uarantees grants and funds have been instrumental in chemistry, physics a and other areas. but the bureaucracy begins to grow and proper oversight of the grant process begins to wane. in 2011, senator tom coburn released a publication titled national science foundation under the microscope. in that document he outlined a litany of wasteful, superfluous, and seemingly idiotic studies, some of which i'll outline here. there was a study on human reaction to popular baby names. there was a $580,000 grant to study racial preferencing in online data. there was grants to study how rumors were started. there have been grants awarded to a certain panel in which the national science foundation has granted $60 million. one of the pam's study covered how much housework a man creates for his wife in his household. there was a grant to show the relationship between a researcher and
via the national science foundation. let me first say i appreciate the national science foundation's mission and its work. the national science foundation uarantees grants and funds have been instrumental in chemistry, physics a and other areas. but the bureaucracy begins to grow and proper oversight of the grant process begins to wane. in 2011, senator tom coburn released a publication titled national science foundation under the microscope. in that document he outlined a litany of wasteful,...
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the national national infe pattern is developed into the understanding of each other's position. and the plan we have found that it's hugely important to have a natural plan. the first one was published in 2010 and it was a fairly high-level plan. in a subsequent year we had an update and refresh or so that the latest one was published in november of last year. .. from the uk perspective and my involvement in the private sector. so you have heard from judith and a lot of what i am going to say is going to echo what judith has said from the private sectors point of view. but i would like to first is what i mean about talking about the piii. and it also captures the whole spectrum of the alternative deliveries. in my world, the piii is around the long-term contracts which are generally for the public sector infrastructure that define and build and finance and maintain and maybe operate, so it is typically a 20 to 30 year contract for these privately financed. so that is my world of the piii, though i do recognize it is also captures the design and build to operate and maintain the
the national national infe pattern is developed into the understanding of each other's position. and the plan we have found that it's hugely important to have a natural plan. the first one was published in 2010 and it was a fairly high-level plan. in a subsequent year we had an update and refresh or so that the latest one was published in november of last year. .. from the uk perspective and my involvement in the private sector. so you have heard from judith and a lot of what i am going to say...
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and grow jobs in the nation. as station managers continue to plot the path as the city continues to grow they had their hands ties the land maintained by the federal government. some can't be farmed or pad over because of these government restrictions. also, if the need arises in the future, the reversionary interest stands in the way of relocation of a facility which would provide additional economic opportunities for the city while maintaining the research capabilities and a site better suited for agriculture production rather than being struck between industrial sites or residential communities. by removing the reversionary interest, h.r. 3366ry moves these hurdles and provides opportunities for economic and job growth for the local community which is why it's been strongly supported by farmers in the area, the city of hermiston, yume tilla board of commissioners as well. for farmers in the columbia basin, it's valuable for agriculture research to continue into the future, bringing new techniques they need to
and grow jobs in the nation. as station managers continue to plot the path as the city continues to grow they had their hands ties the land maintained by the federal government. some can't be farmed or pad over because of these government restrictions. also, if the need arises in the future, the reversionary interest stands in the way of relocation of a facility which would provide additional economic opportunities for the city while maintaining the research capabilities and a site better...
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nation's capital as the u.s. chamber of commerce is hosting a discussion on the nation's infrastructure. this event is starting the beginning of infrastructure week 2014. it's a series of events that are focusing on the critical need to modernize the country's infrastructure. while we wait for it to get under way here in just a couple of minutes, the u.s. senate will return today at two eastern for general speeches and at 5:30, a vote to advance the energy efficient bill. here's a look at the senate agenda for today and for the rest of the week. >> timothy canna writes for the hill, the house is out next week for another weeklong break, but the senate will be in. thai scheduled a procedural vote on energy legislation, and the headline says it's crunch time on energy efficiency bill. what's the status of that measure? >> well, the status is that on, as you said, they scheduled a vote on monday for that bill. what's mainly holding things up right now and really what might hold up the bill as a whole is that the rep
nation's capital as the u.s. chamber of commerce is hosting a discussion on the nation's infrastructure. this event is starting the beginning of infrastructure week 2014. it's a series of events that are focusing on the critical need to modernize the country's infrastructure. while we wait for it to get under way here in just a couple of minutes, the u.s. senate will return today at two eastern for general speeches and at 5:30, a vote to advance the energy efficient bill. here's a look at the...
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the nation, and neglected the economic social problems of the country. the people are desperate for security and stability needed to bring back tourists and investment voteal to the economy. they see sisi as a strong leader, even if he shared military background with hosni mubarak, who was overthrown in the 2011 uprising. but restoring security is not going to be easy. the muslim brotherhood, which has grassroots support, continues anti-government protests. attacks by radical islamists rocked the nation, sisi chose not to appear in public during his campaign to avoid assassination attempts. the interim government has designated the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization and court has sentenced hundreds of its members to death. but the crackdown could prompt a backlash and draw criticism from the international community. improving the economy is another challenge that may be especially difficult for sisi. 20% of the population is under the poverty line, living on less than $2 u.s. dollars a day. while inflation and unemployment are putting pressure o
the nation, and neglected the economic social problems of the country. the people are desperate for security and stability needed to bring back tourists and investment voteal to the economy. they see sisi as a strong leader, even if he shared military background with hosni mubarak, who was overthrown in the 2011 uprising. but restoring security is not going to be easy. the muslim brotherhood, which has grassroots support, continues anti-government protests. attacks by radical islamists rocked...
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his remarks came at a meeting of the national association of attorneys general and the national district attorneys association. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, good morning. we have to stop meeting in back rooms. i wanted thank attorney general for that kind introduction. it sounds almost like i can hold the job the way you describe all of that. and also for your lead as president of the national association of attorneys general i would like to recognize district attorney garza for his services, president of the national district attorneys association, and i wanted thank the team's, the professional staff and the dedicated members of both organizations for the really outstanding or did you perform every day, for all that you have done to bring us together for this really import a symposium on the reduction of crime. has staunch advocates for the rule of law and as champions of the cause of justice that drives the efforts of local prosecutors and state authorities across america, you are to really remarkable organizations that have decades of indispensable guidance about criminal-
his remarks came at a meeting of the national association of attorneys general and the national district attorneys association. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, good morning. we have to stop meeting in back rooms. i wanted thank attorney general for that kind introduction. it sounds almost like i can hold the job the way you describe all of that. and also for your lead as president of the national association of attorneys general i would like to recognize district attorney garza...
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ever been created in the world, the national institutes of health, the national institutes of standards, the fda, goddard space agency, and i could just go on. the other is i can look out my window and see johns hopkins university, and i'm within walking distance of the telescope institute. event a week away from the university of maryland and the great and wonderful breakthrough work that they do. i'm essentially within walking distance of nobel prize winners. it's great to see these people, and what most of all when they talk to me is they want to make sure that they can do the job that they were educated to do, and they tell me that whether they are 28 or they are 68, whether they have presided over some of the greatest laboratories in academic institution, or whether they are the young scientist. and with -- what young scientist him is that they are scared that they won't have a future. it's one of things we talked about and it's going to go to my very first question. they tell me they go through what they call the delay in your thinking. they get their degree and they're filled wit
ever been created in the world, the national institutes of health, the national institutes of standards, the fda, goddard space agency, and i could just go on. the other is i can look out my window and see johns hopkins university, and i'm within walking distance of the telescope institute. event a week away from the university of maryland and the great and wonderful breakthrough work that they do. i'm essentially within walking distance of nobel prize winners. it's great to see these people,...
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peaks national monument is the second national monument i announced this year. 11th overall. i preserved 3 million acres of land for future generations and i'm not finished. >> you heard him right. it's the 11th time he used his executive powers under the antiquities act to circumvent congress. during today's designation he didn't address the concerns of law enforcement either local or federal who view by the way the president's latest move as a security threat in a region where the influence of the mexican drug cartels carrying out human smuggling, illegal immigration smuggling is rampant. joining us tonight is one of those in the fight for security along our borders, sheriff todd garrison. he's the sheriff of donna anna county. sheriff, great to have you with us. you just heard the president say he'll do more of it. what does this half a million acre set aside a wilderness area, which means nobody will be in there, certainly no civilian, no commercial or ranching interest. what are your reactions? >> you know, it's been a concern of ours for quite some time now. we've been
peaks national monument is the second national monument i announced this year. 11th overall. i preserved 3 million acres of land for future generations and i'm not finished. >> you heard him right. it's the 11th time he used his executive powers under the antiquities act to circumvent congress. during today's designation he didn't address the concerns of law enforcement either local or federal who view by the way the president's latest move as a security threat in a region where the...
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clean energy market in the nation. we can do more. by generating trace 15, -- generally 2015, we will make our communities more resilient. several plans have been closed and the recent years and to remain. years, bothext four should shut down. massachusetts should finally end all reliance on conventional coal generation. to cleaner natural gas. we should be mindful of the hazards of pipeline leaks to our immediate safety and to the environment. we should have that same care that the source of extraction. we should double down on solar, wind, and hydro generation. we should migrate away from fossil fuels and transportation. find better sources for energy efficiency. we are getting the cleanest energy possible at every moment. it is not the ideal today, but it will get us there tomorrow. it is how we move from good to better the best. it is an economy driven by homegrown independent sources and renewable energy and cutting edge technology and hyper efficient cars and buildings. it is a feature within our grasp. we do not
clean energy market in the nation. we can do more. by generating trace 15, -- generally 2015, we will make our communities more resilient. several plans have been closed and the recent years and to remain. years, bothext four should shut down. massachusetts should finally end all reliance on conventional coal generation. to cleaner natural gas. we should be mindful of the hazards of pipeline leaks to our immediate safety and to the environment. we should have that same care that the source of...
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ambassador to the united nations to the united nations after russia and china vetoed taking any action in syria. had a frenchsia sponsor draft resolution to defer both sides of the civil war to the international criminal court. the fourth time
ambassador to the united nations to the united nations after russia and china vetoed taking any action in syria. had a frenchsia sponsor draft resolution to defer both sides of the civil war to the international criminal court. the fourth time
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and the nation. last night i joined with my community at ucsb to honor those we lost. together we have taken the first steps toward making sense of the senseless. but it will be a long journey. we have many questions and over the weeks and months ahead, perhaps more will be posed than we can answer. but we will work through it together. and while we all struggle to make sense of this tragedy, i want to thank you, my colleagues, and the communities across the nation for your prayers, your kind words and your support. this act was fueled by hate, but in the wake of this tragedy, we as a nation have shown that in a dark time we do not walk alone. we do not grieve alone. so we will not have to heal alone. day we remember the victims, , david wang, ames katherine cooper, christopher ss michaels martinez and veronica wise. we send our deepest sympathies to their families and to their friends. we lend support to the injured. and we pledge to stand with the santa barbara community and all those touched by vi
and the nation. last night i joined with my community at ucsb to honor those we lost. together we have taken the first steps toward making sense of the senseless. but it will be a long journey. we have many questions and over the weeks and months ahead, perhaps more will be posed than we can answer. but we will work through it together. and while we all struggle to make sense of this tragedy, i want to thank you, my colleagues, and the communities across the nation for your prayers, your kind...
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these are the highest in the entire nation. the metro areas marked in yellow, are locations with jobless rates that are below the u.s. metro average. generally speaking local areas taking advantage of this country's growing knowledge-based industries like california's silicon valley or looking up at the pacific northwest over here you see a lot of these sections in texas and in florida, and up here in virginia. these are taking advantage of america's energy boom. dallas, fort worth area, oklahoma city and austin metro area which includes san marcos, texas, i'll tell you about that in a second, they were tied with the lowest jobless rates in the country just 3.8% each. now last week we told you that san marcos, texas, is one of the fastest growing cities in the country according to the census bureaus. we wanted to find out how an why with surging population growth also has one of the nation's lowest unemployment rates. we turn now to began yell daniel guerrero, he is the mayor of san marcos. not only mayor, but he is a native of
these are the highest in the entire nation. the metro areas marked in yellow, are locations with jobless rates that are below the u.s. metro average. generally speaking local areas taking advantage of this country's growing knowledge-based industries like california's silicon valley or looking up at the pacific northwest over here you see a lot of these sections in texas and in florida, and up here in virginia. these are taking advantage of america's energy boom. dallas, fort worth area,...
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that's one problem the nation faces from criminal terrorist enterprises and potentially nation states and the other is the private seng tore trying to do business in an inner connected and complicated world. one of the things that america has had going for her is that we're pretty innovative and always thinking outside the box. and other people pretty good at copying. from a criminal point of view, we're trying to put teeth into this area of the law. mr. hoffman, when you're overseas representing boeing on trying to do a joint venture, what do you worry about the most? if you're going -- some countries require you to have a 51% partner. is that correct? >> it varies by country. but in some cases you can have a majority share and some cases you can have a minority share. >> but you'll have a forced partnership based on the host country's laws. >> whatever the laws are, typically it is some type of partnership, yes. >> these partnerships are created by the host country, not of your own choosing, to do business you have to have a local partner for lack of a better term. >> in general, ye
that's one problem the nation faces from criminal terrorist enterprises and potentially nation states and the other is the private seng tore trying to do business in an inner connected and complicated world. one of the things that america has had going for her is that we're pretty innovative and always thinking outside the box. and other people pretty good at copying. from a criminal point of view, we're trying to put teeth into this area of the law. mr. hoffman, when you're overseas...
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next closest nation in the world. it's not a matter of putting resources. it's a matter of using them the right way. give everybody a health savings account the day they are born, and keep it until the day they die. and you have control over that. you sprain your ankle, you need an extra, go to your s. -- agency. birth control pills? hsa. no hobby lobby issues. very few things are coming out of your catastrophic or breach insurance. the costs of that would plummet. you make it cumulative. in other words, if you don't use it, you don't lose that he keeps a team-leading. if you have a from the time of birth and it's a team-leading each year, the vast majority of people ar aren't using substantl amounts of it well into adulthood, they are acting relating enormous amounts of money. the other kicker is you allow people to shift money within a health savings account within the family. so say the fathers $500 sure, the mother can give $500 out of first, or the sun or the grandmother or anybody in the family. every family bec
next closest nation in the world. it's not a matter of putting resources. it's a matter of using them the right way. give everybody a health savings account the day they are born, and keep it until the day they die. and you have control over that. you sprain your ankle, you need an extra, go to your s. -- agency. birth control pills? hsa. no hobby lobby issues. very few things are coming out of your catastrophic or breach insurance. the costs of that would plummet. you make it cumulative. in...
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if this is the only "win" for the national tea party group, it was a failure. you had paul ryan and the national review supporting him, claiming his win as a tea party victory is like claiming senator marco rubio was also a win just for the party. what kind of senator will he be? will he be the thorn in the leadership side? or is it more principal conservative who is play ball once in a while? not fully my way or the highway type of guys. sasse told me yesterday he plans to be a team player and despite the bad blood with senator mcconnell he will absolutely support mcconnell as leader if he's the choice of the conference. and last night he said the republican he wants to emulate is jack kemp. >> kemp said that we can only fight big government with bigger ideas and that we have an obligation to offer alternatives to liberalism's path of decline. we have to offer real plans, renewed opportunity and conservative optimism, and that's what this campaign has been about for the last 11 months and it's what it will be about for the next 174 days. >> sounds a lot more l
if this is the only "win" for the national tea party group, it was a failure. you had paul ryan and the national review supporting him, claiming his win as a tea party victory is like claiming senator marco rubio was also a win just for the party. what kind of senator will he be? will he be the thorn in the leadership side? or is it more principal conservative who is play ball once in a while? not fully my way or the highway type of guys. sasse told me yesterday he plans to be a team...
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we know we are a better nation for the sacrifice of the men and women who served. we have the chance to bow our heads and remember our fallen heroes. we respect their sacrifice. it is the responsibility of a grateful nation to look act. it is incumbent on us to look forward. we are out there still, on the frontiers of air, defense. they are in afghanistan and around the world. they are across the shining cities -- sees. withwill marshal the day courage to make a difference for each other, us, and people they have never met but with whom they share a dream of a better future. day by oured every men and women in uniform. they rep resent the best of this country. let us remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and show that america stands firmly with those who protect her. let us renew and rededicate ourselves to the ideas of our nation. may god shed his grace on our fallen, are missing, their families, and this nation. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, listen now as the navy band performs l."erica the beautifu ♪ ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies. grain.amb
we know we are a better nation for the sacrifice of the men and women who served. we have the chance to bow our heads and remember our fallen heroes. we respect their sacrifice. it is the responsibility of a grateful nation to look act. it is incumbent on us to look forward. we are out there still, on the frontiers of air, defense. they are in afghanistan and around the world. they are across the shining cities -- sees. withwill marshal the day courage to make a difference for each other, us,...
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today the city will mark the dedication of the national 9/11 memorial museum. we'll hear from families of the victims, survivors of the towers. president obama will be among the speakers, as well. we'll also get a view inside the museum, all that coming up live in just minutes. but we begin with a critical hearing on capitol hill any moment now. va secretary eric shin successy will testify before the veterans affairs. he is personally angered by any adverse consequence that any veteran might experience while in or as a result of our care, and he will point to an independent investigation looking into allegations of cover-ups and secret wait lists. a whistle-blower in phoenix says that list may have led to 40 vets dying while waiting for are care. nbc's luke russert covers capitol hill and what do we expect to hear from eric shinseki today? >> eric
today the city will mark the dedication of the national 9/11 memorial museum. we'll hear from families of the victims, survivors of the towers. president obama will be among the speakers, as well. we'll also get a view inside the museum, all that coming up live in just minutes. but we begin with a critical hearing on capitol hill any moment now. va secretary eric shin successy will testify before the veterans affairs. he is personally angered by any adverse consequence that any veteran might...
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exits. >> reporter: helicopters flying over the damage in the nation's capitol, at the national cathedral, one of the pinnacles sheered off. >> if you look at the pinnacle of the four corners, you'll see that on the right pinnacle, for instance, the high point of that is off. >> reporter: on that day, at that moment this was the view inside the washington monument, tourists trying to get out of the 555 foot tall building as it was shaking, debris falling on them. afterward this was one of the cracks in the wall of the monument, over 150 of them. the national park service capturing these images, daylight there shining through just one more sign of the damage. the hard part, raring the monument, workers scaling the building to assess the damage. the scaffolding, we watched as it went up. the time lapse of the makeover just beginning, 32 months in all. the rare work was intricate because that monument is made up of three kinds of marble, 36,000 stones. the other time lapse we were all waiting for coming down this spring and this image that i just captured, the monument at dawn. and for touri
exits. >> reporter: helicopters flying over the damage in the nation's capitol, at the national cathedral, one of the pinnacles sheered off. >> if you look at the pinnacle of the four corners, you'll see that on the right pinnacle, for instance, the high point of that is off. >> reporter: on that day, at that moment this was the view inside the washington monument, tourists trying to get out of the 555 foot tall building as it was shaking, debris falling on them. afterward...
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appreciated it, along with the work of the many contributed to the national, third national climate assessment and made it a reality. want to thank the web development team for the website that goes along with this report. who says we can't build a great house. in the white [applause] a so let's give them all great hand. this is, as i noted, this is a tremendous contribution to our knowledge about climate change, with hundreds of pages of analysis.cientific it underscores something that many of us in the administration and in this room have been saying for some time now, that climate change is no longer a distab threat. i don't doubt there will be some media reports that try to place national climate assessment within an ongoing, quote unquote, climate change in washington. but what this report actually tells us is that there is no debate. the reports of the intergovernmental panel on came outhange that earlier this year told us there is no debate. majority ofhelming scientists tell us, frankly, there is no debate. it'ste change is real, being driven by human activity, and it's happ
appreciated it, along with the work of the many contributed to the national, third national climate assessment and made it a reality. want to thank the web development team for the website that goes along with this report. who says we can't build a great house. in the white [applause] a so let's give them all great hand. this is, as i noted, this is a tremendous contribution to our knowledge about climate change, with hundreds of pages of analysis.cientific it underscores something that many of...
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some breaking news out of the united nations. the un and arbab league envoy is reportedly on the verge of resigning from his post at the end of may. he is due to address the media shortly. and we'll bring you that live as soon as it happens. ukraine's defense ministry says six soldiers have been killed in an ambush by separatists in the east. terrorists tired a grenade launcher here the city of kramatorsk. eight others are thought to be injured this let's go to paul beban live for us in donetsk. what have you been hearing about this? >> hello, jane. we have some details coming out mainly on the defense ministry website, these details. it confirms there has been casualties as a result of contact between ukrainian army soldiers and rebel forces north of kramatorsk. now it happened around 1:00 and the details are as follows. it was about 20 kilometers from kramatorsk, there was two apc's just about to cross a bridge and they were contacted or there was an attack by what the defense ministry estimates to be some 30 pro-russian forces
some breaking news out of the united nations. the un and arbab league envoy is reportedly on the verge of resigning from his post at the end of may. he is due to address the media shortly. and we'll bring you that live as soon as it happens. ukraine's defense ministry says six soldiers have been killed in an ambush by separatists in the east. terrorists tired a grenade launcher here the city of kramatorsk. eight others are thought to be injured this let's go to paul beban live for us in...
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the western nations don't accept it. but the fact is, the russian troops are occupying crimea now and that is part of the bigger dynamic here of how this gets resolved in the future. >> you also see some of the best intelligence in the world. what do you think is in putin's mind? what is the calculus he is operating under? >> he has made no secret and has said it publicly over the years that the demise of the soviet union was a terrific mistake. it should not have happened. it was bad for the russian people. i think that is a premise that he truly believes and that is where he starts. >> is he prepared act on it to regain -- >> when you look at his actions in 2008 in georgia, the actions he's taken specifically, as you know, in crimea. he has not crossed the eastern ukrainian border, but nonetheless, he is in crimea. you do have to reflect on that reality and we have to be very clear eyed about your question. what is the endgame? where is he going with this? he has made all of those former soviet republics, the -stan's n
the western nations don't accept it. but the fact is, the russian troops are occupying crimea now and that is part of the bigger dynamic here of how this gets resolved in the future. >> you also see some of the best intelligence in the world. what do you think is in putin's mind? what is the calculus he is operating under? >> he has made no secret and has said it publicly over the years that the demise of the soviet union was a terrific mistake. it should not have happened. it was...
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but first, the latest on the story that's shocked the nation. it seemed like things couldn't get worse for the national security agency after former employee edward snowden stole and then leaked a trove of america's most sensitive secrets a year ago. but things did get worse. a torrent of damaging stories. in august, it's revealed the in august, it's revealed the nsa has broken privacy rules thousands of times. a few weeks later, the black budget is published showing the nsa pays u.s. communication companies for access to their networks. in the fall, news the nsa has been tapping the cell phone of german chancellor angela merkel and other world leaders. in december, a judge rules collection of american phone records are almost certainly illegal. more news in march, the nsa has the capacity to listen in on phone conversations up to one month after they happen. >> we have vital news tonight. for those of you who use the internet. >> then in april, another heartbreak for the nsa. a bug that can breakthrough a user's incryption and get at pass words
but first, the latest on the story that's shocked the nation. it seemed like things couldn't get worse for the national security agency after former employee edward snowden stole and then leaked a trove of america's most sensitive secrets a year ago. but things did get worse. a torrent of damaging stories. in august, it's revealed the in august, it's revealed the nsa has broken privacy rules thousands of times. a few weeks later, the black budget is published showing the nsa pays u.s....
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the political dimension, to work in the space of nations where the nations are together. and this includes the cultural dimensions as well. so let me just say that we have this sort of slogan in every human being matters come i may be have been this to anybody and so this is that we understand that the world as is part of this. so we understand the differences and you could be in internationalist from this situation. so i think it's very natural for them to be in internationalist in this way. and he can't respond to this is that people in this matter. and this includes they share it with everyone and they differ and that is how they think about this difference. and so when they have finally given us, what we do they go to china and the hangout and they have a national holiday in china towards us. and then he goes to ghana. and there are african hunting countries -- and we went to his state funeral which was the first great one of the modern century. >> [inaudible] one representative, the government there or here, none of them attended this in the 20th century. as we make
the political dimension, to work in the space of nations where the nations are together. and this includes the cultural dimensions as well. so let me just say that we have this sort of slogan in every human being matters come i may be have been this to anybody and so this is that we understand that the world as is part of this. so we understand the differences and you could be in internationalist from this situation. so i think it's very natural for them to be in internationalist in this way....
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>> the chaplain, national captioning will -- national capital region, and the military district of washington, major general geoffrey buchanan, military district of washington, executive director your army national military cemetery, general martin dempsey, chairman, joint chiefs of staff, the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. the chief" ladies and gentlemen, the chaplain. let us join together in prayer. god, we ask that your presence be upon us this day, a day in which we as a nation come us to honor these men and women who gave all they had for our freedom. lord, never let us forget the sacrifice and their willingness to serve. we know they did not ask to become heroes. they simply asked for kurds to leaveere duty, to never their friends, their brothers we continue too command these brave warriors who died for our country in war. today we recognize that their gift to us is peace and liberty, the kind of liberty that indoors too long struggles, that tries of nation's soul, the kind liberty that is brought from heroes.n and
>> the chaplain, national captioning will -- national capital region, and the military district of washington, major general geoffrey buchanan, military district of washington, executive director your army national military cemetery, general martin dempsey, chairman, joint chiefs of staff, the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. the chief" ladies and gentlemen, the chaplain. let us join together in prayer. god, we ask...
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united nations now the national security advisor to president obama. thank you for joining us for the hour. we'll see you tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, featuring herb greenberg who reminds investors that risk is real. with herb green berg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> reversal of fortune, economic growth fell sharply in the first few months of 2014. so why are top economists and federal reserve policymakers so optimistic about the rest of the year? >> bidding war, what hillshire foods has that other companies are willing to get. >> and apple needing a cool gadget to beef up the stock now that the deal is
united nations now the national security advisor to president obama. thank you for joining us for the hour. we'll see you tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, featuring herb greenberg who reminds investors that risk is real. with herb green berg's reality check,...
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within the justice department, the national security division cyber, focuses on the threats to our nation's security. our approach to these threats is deeply rooted in our division's history and our success in the cyber arena built upon the solid foundation. was created in response to the great threat of terrorism. after the devastating attacks of september 11 come it became clear that the justice department needed to reorganize to tackle terrorism and other national security threats more effectively. we needed a single division to integrate the work of prosecutors and law enforcement officials with intelligence attorneys and the intelligence community. in 2006, congress created the department first newly giving section in half a century. nsd. we work closely to make sure we leverage all possible tools to combat the terrorist threat. we proved in that context of the criminal justice system is a vital part of our nation's counterterrorism strategy. was this week, someone convicted by a jury in new york. he was involved in an attack on yemen that resulted in the deaths of four hostages and pr
within the justice department, the national security division cyber, focuses on the threats to our nation's security. our approach to these threats is deeply rooted in our division's history and our success in the cyber arena built upon the solid foundation. was created in response to the great threat of terrorism. after the devastating attacks of september 11 come it became clear that the justice department needed to reorganize to tackle terrorism and other national security threats more...
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within the justice department the national security division or nsd focuses on cyber threats to national security. those posed by terrorists or nation states. our approach to these threats is deeply rooted in our division's history and our success in the cyber arena builds upon a solid foundation. nsd was created in response to the grave threat of terrorism. after the devastating attacks of september 11th, it became clear ha the justice department needed to reorganize to tackle terrorism and other national security threats more effectively. we needed a single division to integrate the work of prosecutors and law enforcement officials with intelligence attorneys and the intelligence community. so in 2006 congress created the department's first you litigating section in half a century -- nsd. nsd works closely with partners through the government to make sewer we leverage all available tools to combat the terrorism threat. we have prove nn that context that the criminal justice system is a vital part of the counter terrorism strategy. just this week, abu hamzai al masri was convicted in ne
within the justice department the national security division or nsd focuses on cyber threats to national security. those posed by terrorists or nation states. our approach to these threats is deeply rooted in our division's history and our success in the cyber arena builds upon a solid foundation. nsd was created in response to the grave threat of terrorism. after the devastating attacks of september 11th, it became clear ha the justice department needed to reorganize to tackle terrorism and...
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the fbi however cannot protect the nation's economy by acting alone. the fbi counterintelligence division strategic partnership pro-graham oversees a network of more than 80 special agents that are serving a strategic program coordinators who work hand-in-hand with industry and academic institutions across the country. the strategic partnership coordinator's conduct in person classified and unclassified threat presentations and briefings and it serves as an early referral mechanism for reports possible economic espionage theft in trade secrets and cyberintrusions. working through more than 15,000 contacts nationwide this program helps companies detect, deter and defend against attacks sensitive with proprietary information on a foreign adversary. the fbi takes seriously its role to investigate and apprehend targets pursuing economic espionage and by forming close partnerships with local logical businesses and academic and government institutions the fbi wishes to have a greater impact on preventing and deterring los trade secrets before any loss can oc
the fbi however cannot protect the nation's economy by acting alone. the fbi counterintelligence division strategic partnership pro-graham oversees a network of more than 80 special agents that are serving a strategic program coordinators who work hand-in-hand with industry and academic institutions across the country. the strategic partnership coordinator's conduct in person classified and unclassified threat presentations and briefings and it serves as an early referral mechanism for reports...
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and i'm very concerned that when ur nation is the most powerful nation in the world, at the time when christian persecutions by number, not necessarily by percentage, but by number are probably the greatest they have ever been in history of the world, since jesus was on earth. and we do nothing except watch . e persecutions grow and grow there will ultimately be some accountability if, as abraham lincoln said, as he and i believe, the judgments of the lord are just and righteous altogether. when someone is given much of them much is expected. we have an obligation, we have been put in a position of where we can stand up for righteousness. and it did take a while for this nation to get to the point where the constitution meant exactly what it said. but what helped us get there was what was originally in the declaration of independence, a belief that we are endowed by our creator, not endowed by government, not endowed by a monarch, we are endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. and when we fail to acknowledge that creator, when we fail to stand up for those who acknowle
and i'm very concerned that when ur nation is the most powerful nation in the world, at the time when christian persecutions by number, not necessarily by percentage, but by number are probably the greatest they have ever been in history of the world, since jesus was on earth. and we do nothing except watch . e persecutions grow and grow there will ultimately be some accountability if, as abraham lincoln said, as he and i believe, the judgments of the lord are just and righteous altogether....
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the national security council. that lasted about a week because there's such an up or from the press. if thewas still unclear press was going to pursue things like the iran-contra activities that were beginning to go on, the war in all salvador had heated up again. the reagan administration was riveting facts -- reinventing fax every day of the week. they would make conclusory statements, deny things that were obvious to journalists on the ground in different countries. often our editors were intimidated. the question became, was a possible to put together large groups of documents, get them declassified or otherwise accumulate them, and keep them in the public domain? we tried it -- it was in a cell you project in washington that -- aclu project in washington that dealt with assignment for salvador ian's. independently use the freedom of information act request things and we had gotten back different or the same documents often rate would get back one with the top half was excluded in the bottom half was there und
the national security council. that lasted about a week because there's such an up or from the press. if thewas still unclear press was going to pursue things like the iran-contra activities that were beginning to go on, the war in all salvador had heated up again. the reagan administration was riveting facts -- reinventing fax every day of the week. they would make conclusory statements, deny things that were obvious to journalists on the ground in different countries. often our editors were...
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director of the national white house drug council policy, "the war onech on drugs." some of you are already weighing .n on our facebook page edward perkins says -- we will get to more of your calls and comments in just callowt. first, nancy with a quick look at the other saturday morning programs, guests and topics, all of which can be heard later today on c-span radio. >> good morning, steve. today, some of the topics on this memorial day weekend include veterans service and health care, today's vote in ukraine, and politics. you can hear rebroadcast of the programs you getting today at 1 as "meet the press was quote is preempted by formula one auto racing. replace today begin at 1 p.m. with "this week your code guests include general martin dempsey, , and former utah republican governor, jon huntsman. at 2 p.m. eastern, fox news sunday with kelly ayotte, derek bennett, and tom day, of bugles across america. pence,ng with mike .ernie sanders, and westmore at 4 p.m., "face the nation," with john thune and richard blumenthal. finkel,zinger and david the author of "tha
director of the national white house drug council policy, "the war onech on drugs." some of you are already weighing .n on our facebook page edward perkins says -- we will get to more of your calls and comments in just callowt. first, nancy with a quick look at the other saturday morning programs, guests and topics, all of which can be heard later today on c-span radio. >> good morning, steve. today, some of the topics on this memorial day weekend include veterans service and...
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to the nation. i thank him for accepting his responsibility for these problems we've seen throughout the v.a. that the inspector general has confirmed extend throughout the entire system of veterans being forced to wait for health care. it's an absolutely unacceptable situation and general shinseki has done the right thing by accepting responsibility as the man in charge. i urge him and these midlevel and upper level leadership at the v.a. to do the right thing as well and accept responsibility. mr. culberson: we need to see these veterans given access to health care immediately. every one of them that's on a waiting list that has been kept from access to doctors need to be immediately put into a private hospital. the v.a. system -- hospital as quickly as humanly possible. the congress has given the v.a. all the money and authority they need to do our job and make sure our people get access to the best medical care in the world. i want the v.a. to understand that congress is going to continue to do
to the nation. i thank him for accepting his responsibility for these problems we've seen throughout the v.a. that the inspector general has confirmed extend throughout the entire system of veterans being forced to wait for health care. it's an absolutely unacceptable situation and general shinseki has done the right thing by accepting responsibility as the man in charge. i urge him and these midlevel and upper level leadership at the v.a. to do the right thing as well and accept...