dr. amanda alexander. thank you so much for being here with us th morning. >> thanks for having me. >> this is an exciting time.tu congtions on getting through your first full week of the school year. i'm sure you've beenyo making rounds trying to get to as many campuses as possible. >> i have visited tons of schools this past week. f >> i thi some people you may be a new face but really you are not. d.c. is -- these are your stomping grounds and youte st-- you've risen through the ranks and started as an elementary schoolteache can you tell our viewers about where you come from and why d.cs so much of your heart? >> yeah, well, i've been here the past 25 yeaif of my actually, my entire adulthood has been spent in washington, d.c. so i beganmy career as kindergarten teacher at walker jones elementary school in 1998. >> the little ones. >> it was a wonderful experience and i learned a lot at that school. i later became an assistant principal, and i actually did that role in new york city. >> okay. >> i was

dr alexander latinjak is a lecturer in sport psychology at the university of suffolk.olours are linked to different behaviours and different feelings since we were infants. when we were infa nts we since we were infants. when we were infants we were presented different colours in different contexts and think makes us relaxed and becalmed because it was presented usually in a peaceful context. so the theory being the away team goes into the changing rooms at carrow road and they come out onto the pitch feeling far too relaxed to think about winning. is that... realistically, would that happen? no, i don't think so. they might feel a bit more relaxed. everybody knows that will happen so they have professional sports scientists who would come to reflect these intentions. further more relaxed doesn't mean you don't wa nt to more relaxed doesn't mean you don't want to win, relaxed is actually a state when you can perform quite well. it is good for tactical decision—making, so one thing is you might be more relaxed but marginally so. if it works, that is something. another c

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dr. alexander gilbert is a nephrologist at georgetown hospital. they managed the successful kidney transplant. >> we wouldn't want to give it to jusan ody. for example, patients who don't do well on dialysis, who haveio excelly long times to wait, they're patients who may -- their only chance for transplant may be to get ahe patitis c kidney. >> mr. stevs was a candidate only because head already hepatitis c from a childhood blood transfusion, he says. now more than a year after his transplant, he has a new kidney and he's free from hep c. there are two thingt make this a life line for people waiting for kidney transplants.n their powerful new drugs available that can cure oepatitis c, two, this new study followed people olunteered to take the hepatitis c infected kidney. after treatment, people in the study were free of the virus. >> which was remarkable. >> dr. gilbert and the team at georgetown are hopeful about the chance to help more people who need kidney transplants. before they can do that, more research is needeth to confirm results of th

dr. alexander said she would like to see the word interim taken away fm her title. she would like to keep thatso j. >> students already celebrating the start of the school year. last year the kids in langum elementary had perfect attendance and now sharing their next challenge with molette green. >> check this out. we've got a whole bunch of students, staff, teachers, everybody here sring on a successful year. we're at the home of langdon elementary school under the leadershipf kimmy husband who has a plan to keep things going and upwardmoebltbility, right? double-digit gains in reading and test scores. one thing you're focusing on? >> writing in all content aas. >> right down in the front we have our science fair kids who have taken things in a big direction. g we'v our winner here over at the corner. mr. chase who brought home top honors in energynd transportation in the science fair. want to start down here with jasmine and go along to ariel. y how a going to make this a successful school year? >> hitting high scores on all of my tests. >> i want to be having the

dr. alexander gill seibert a transplant neve roll gist at georgetown hospital and his team managed the successful kidney transplant. >> we don't want tive it to anybody but patients who don't do well on dialysis and have a long time to wait, their only choice for surviving the wait is getting ac" hepatitis kidney. a year after his transplant, he has a new kidney and he's free from hep "" >> two things that make this a life line for people waiting for kidney onansplants. powerful new drugs are available that can cure hepatitis "c" quickly and with few side effects and, two, this new study followed people who volunteered to take the hepatitis "c" infectedaf kidney. r treatment all of the people in the study were free of the virus. >> dr. gilbert and the team at georgetown are hopeful about this chance to help more people who need kidney transplants, but before they can do that, more research is needed to confirm theul r of this small study. elliott stevens has all the proof he need and h wants to spread the word that this option works. >> i just feelfu gra to give back what someone had given me and

dr. amanda alexander's first full year.he prey served as the head of elementary education in the system. herdecessor left under a cloufd controversy. high schoolers were graduating with more absences than allowed and many were not prepared. this year begins with t own issues, a news 4 i team investigation un00vered teachers that have not been officially licensed to teach. >> all of the teachers have passed background checks. all of our teachers are regularly evaluated by their administrators often formally and informally. all of our teachers engage in gorous professional development opportunities and then in those ways were able to ensure quality. >> they were supposed to have at least apply by this month. >> august 1st. a vast majority ofhe teachers met the deadline. >> they're working with the union and state school authority on those that haven't. derrick ward news 4. >>> student in several other counties in our region are heading back to class tomorrow and tonight news 4 is getting you ready for school. >> school is abo

dr. amanda alexander's first full year. she previouslyerved as the head of elementary education in the system. her predecessor left under a cloud of controversy. high schoolers were graduating with more absences than allowey and mere not prepared. this year begins with its own issues. a news 4 i-team investigation uncovered nearly 1,000 teachers who have not been officiay licensed to teach. >> all of our teachers have passedackground checks all of our teachers are regularly evaluated by their administrators, often formally and informally. nalot of our teachers engage in rigorous profess development opportunities, and in those ways, we're able to ensure teality. >> rep they were supposed to have at least applied byr earliehis month. >> by august 1st, and the vast majority of our teachers have met that deadline. >> reporter: she says they're working with t union and the state school authority on those who haven't. derrick ward, news4. >>> news4 today has you covered on everything back to schoolti st at 4:00 a.m. we'll be keep

alexander: senator jones. sen. jones: thank you dr. collins and the whole team for being here and for the incredible work you do. really appreciate that. a couple of weeks ago i had the privilege of meeting with some of the leaders at university of alabama and birmingham, something i consider to be the leading institutions of research in the country. not only have i met with them with the comprehensive cancer institute, i also had the hance to talk about your recision medicine program. all of us are excited about the research program, because precision medicine has the potential to deliver the right treatments to the right person at the right time. dr. collins, and general question. what is it that congress can do other than to continuously trying to fund levels and is dr. collins, and general there something specifically that we, as members of congress can do to promote the use of recision medicine? director collins: i appreciate you raising this issue and entioning the program. in response to your what can we do? it may be useful for

alexander: senator jones. johnson: thank you, -- sen. jones: thank you dr. collins and the whole team for being here and for the incredible work you do. i really appreciate that. a couple of weeks ago i had the privilege of meeting with some of the leaders at university of alabama at birmingham, which i consider also to be one of the leading as editions of not only higher learning, but also research, in the country. at only have i met with them the company is the cancer institute, but i also had a chance to talk about your precision medicine program. i know that everyone is excited " research"all of us program, because precision medicine really has the potential for being a game changer, for providing the right treatment to the right person at the right time. i am so happy that alabama is playing a role. dr. collins, i just have a general question. what is it that congress can do other than to continuously trying to fund levels and is there something specifically that we, as members of congress can do to promote the use of precision medicine? director collin

dr. henriquez' relationship with alexander h hamilton." >> thank you, i'm really so pleased many of you made it out now. if the power holds up for the next hour, we'll be in business, otherwise we'll talk the old-fashioned way by candlelight and see how it goes. as you know, i always like to start my talks with a little joke of one kind or another, and this one involves a retirement speech for a priest that's leaving his parish after 25 years of dedicated service. come on in, it's okay. i expect a few people the way the weather has been will be drifting in during the evening. for the retirement dinner, one of the local bigwigs and a member of the church was going to give the presiding remarks and comments, but he was late. so the priest said, well, i'll get up and say a few words. and he said, thank good wednesday catholics have a sense of humor. i got my first impression of this parish from the very first confession that i heard here. i thought i had been assigned to a terrible place. the first guy who went into the confessional, he said he had stolen a television set and when questioned by

alexander: thank you dr. collins and to each of you for your extraordinary service to our country. that was one of dr. collins' bold predictions and it is good to hear that it is on the way. , a universal vaccine. it is good news. we are glad to see a significant , new and consistent source of funding directed tour the nih, but we want to make sure that we spend every single dollar as wisely and effectively as possible. we hope this hearing and other tools that we give you, either through 21st century cures or the authority to use money in different ways, you will let us know what you need. we have a lot of -- senator bennett has been a leader in many of these bills, a lot of bipartisan support for breakthrough initiatives, and we want to create an impairment where you can succeed. the hearing will remain open for 10 days, members may submit additional information for the record within that time, if they like. the health committee will meet again on wednesday, august 29 when we hear from dr. scott gottlieb, commissioner of the food and drug administration. thank you for being here.

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dr. collins. please give your testimony now. director collins: german alexander and senator bennett and members, thank you for giving the extra time to speak on this issue of protecting the biomedical research from under foreign influence. it is built on the bedrock principles of scientific excellence, unassailable integrity and fair competition. these commitments are unwavering. we have long understood that the robustness of the enterprises under constant threat by risks to the security of intellectual property and the integrity of your review. review. through our own investigations, conversations with law enforcement and even just from watching the press, we can see that the magnitude of risk is increasing. yesterday, i wrote to the senior representatives of more than 10,000 nih rant institutions to request a review records for evidence of malfeasance in three areas of concern. first. atlure by some researchers nih funded institutions to disclose substantial contributions of resources from other organizations, including foreign governments, which threatens to d

dr data could thank you so much fuss lasix. it's. one of the main separatist leaders in eastern ukraine has been killed in a bomb explosion alexander. alleged russian backed separatists in ukraine's that dinette screeching to his brother in a cafe in the city of donetsk russia has accused the ukraine of assassinating to provoke a new war in the region kiev denies the claim blaming is a coast death on a conflict between rebels and russia. scott more on this from d.w. correspondent nick connelly who's in ukraine's capital kiev welcome and tell us more first of all about alexander. good evening phil well he was someone of the first hour of this conflict he was one of the last of the generation of fighters turned politicians who really swept opponents by the conflict when it started back in twenty fourteen so touching it was a political nobody before this conflict he had a small business he traded in poultry and suddenly he was the de facto leader of a self-proclaimed republic of several million people he was someone who was very impulsive he was known to talk openly about russia's support for those eastern ukrainian breakaway republics

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alexander hamilton's world. washington's birthday, lafayette banquet during his return trip to america in 1863. i could do a whole segment on this but dr. enriquez is here. a portrait of george washington and soon will be publishing a book about washington's leadership. a side know if you want more hamilton, we'll be offering a specialty tour at 10:00 every saturday starting this saturday titles hamilton's bff in front of me. i bet you know who we'll be talking ability. so don't miss your shot for this opportunity. you can buy a ticket from us. i know it's terrible. so here's your moment you've been waiting for. dr.henriquez with right hand man, alexander hamilton's relationship with george washington, the musical versus the reality. >> [ applause ] >>> thanks, thanks so much. actually i thought we might be where two or three were gathered together this kind of weather. i'm really pleased so many of you made it out now. if the power holds up for the next hour, we'll be in business. otherwise we'll talk the old fashion way by candled light -- candlelight and see how it goes. as you see i always like to start my talks with a little joke

alexander hamilton's world. washington's birthday, jefferson's inaugural dinner, laughlin's banquet during his return trip to america in 1954. i could do a whole lecture on this entire list, but we are here to see dr. peter henriquez. he has been a frequent lecturer for us here and he teaches history at george mason university. he is the author of "realistic visionary: a portrait of george washington" and soon will be publishing a book on essays about washington's leadership, so watch this space. a side note, if you want more hamilton, we will be offering a specialty tour every saturday at 10:30 entitled "hamilton's bffs and frenemies." i bet you know who we'll be talking about. so don't miss this opportunity to buy tickets. i know, it's terrible. so here's the moment you've been waiting for, dr. henriques with "right hand man, dr. the musical versus the reality. >> thank you, i'm really so pleased many of you made it out now. i thought we would be two or three gathered together with this kind of weather. if the power holds up for the next hour, we'll be in business, otherwise we'll talk the old-fashioned way by candlelight and see how it goes. as you know, i always like to start my talks with a l