. >> but deann, turning to you, this has got to be one of the big problems of the system. people fall in the gams. they don't have coverage when they most need it. what can we do? what should we do? is the president's plan enough here? >> well, unfortunately, it's pretty complicated. it would depend on some of the particulars of her circumstances. but generally speaking, for most people everyone would have access to some kind of plan without regard to preexisting condition. this was one of the most important changes that is desperately needed. >> right. >> in our health care system. that would help her a lot. she would not be left with a gap in coverage between losing her mother's coverage and starting her new job. >> andrew, you know, if we delay, do we face a possibility of more people falling through the holes in the system? of not helping people who really need it right now? >> gerri, that's a great question. i actually don't think people are talking about delaying. they shouldn't be talking about delaying because as your guests point out they're in a bind and the bind

deanne. [applause] >> good morning. everybody going to stick around for not only mind but ira's? we are going to be here as long as we have an audience or as least as long as the cameras are rolling. two things i would like to start off with. number one, karen, thank you for setting a realistic tone. appreciate it. is a manufacturer in this country in 2000, hard-working men and women. katie, what can i say? number one message that i heard and that we have been preaching since the 90's and before, since the '70s is we have to have an energy policy, an energy agenda that is organized, well thought out balance and includes everything. and reason the '90s didn't materialize anything is because we do not have that. and natural gas, the reason we did not have that developed was because of the access issues that came about. as we know it today there is beaucoup natural gas around, beaucoup 1,000. we have to access it properly but it is there. what a great resource to have providing great hope for our country's energy situation, but the key has always been, we have not had a natural ener

mata hari eventually took the train from berlin to lamster deanne. after descending from the train in amsterdam she unexpectedly site familiar face. with it was a former hairdresser from paris in uniform. he had made a good career in paris. astonished in delighted to see him she called out across the crowded platform, maurice, he must immediately do my hair. she asked him to come to the hotel victoria and added, and they did not even know you were an officer in your own land. he was actually belgium. enista crain's that the attention she was drawn to him. weeks before he enlisted in the army to fight the germans. then as the germans invaded belgium in august of 1914 he had fled across the border into holland as a military refugee. he had been interned, which he found so distasteful that he decided to break out. he had stolen an officer's uniform and escaped and that he himself described as reckless youthfulness reasoning people in a truck countries would be less likely to question an officer then they would a simple enlisted man. his plan worked rema

deanne peers, richard tucker, many of these others, singers, and record labels, some of the most mainstream labels recorded holocaust songs, at the hem of the partisans, so a lot of the jewish celebrities were out there telling that story. by the way leonard bernstein still a fairly young man, but already with a visibility, some went to give concerts' and ferrin vault, which was the dd camp which people had been taken to, so this was a very much across the board enterprise. yes maam, and a microphone is going to come to you. >> eastern europe, where i come from, it was ravaged by the second world war. the official american ford's-- which was true, but the jewish aspect was sort of kept ferry, i would say, low-key, almost nonexistent at least when i was growing up so i just wonder how it was the united states, how was the country's official version of the second world war? what is the aspect of holocaust mentioned? was it mentions sufficiently, or not? if you can't comment on that. >> this is a great question and it was basically contrasting what happened in eastern europe at the end of the

deanne. [applause] >> good morning. everybody going to stick around for not only mind but ira's? we are going to be here as long as we have an audience or as least as long as the cameras are rolling. two things i would like to start off with. number one, karen, thank you for setting a realistic tone. appreciate it. is a manufacturer in this country in 2000, hard-working men and women. katie, what can i say? number one message that i heard and that we have been preaching since the 90's and before, since the '70s is we have to have an energy policy, an energy agenda that is organized, well thought out balance and includes everything. and reason the '90s didn't materialize anything is because we do not have that. and natural gas, the reason we did not have that developed was because of the access issues that came about. as we know it today there is beaucoup natural gas around, beaucoup 1,000. we have to access it properly but it is there. what a great resource to have providing great hope for our country's energy situation, but the key has always been, we have not had a natural ener