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>> academia. >> i've only seen that word written. but between academia and popular culture.as not -- >> and his widow andrean. >> who wrote "cosmos" with him is in it. >> she's writing it and stephen. >> and neil degrast heistan who is the successor. >> the popularizer of science of our time. >> i think you as i do believe that you can't really reconcile, as so many people do, science and religion. >> it's hard. >> it's one or the other, right? >> the problem is that, you know, if i tell you, hey, there's a monster living under my bed, you would say, well, that sounds ridiculous, seth, give me proof. i say, well, you have to take it on faith that i'm telling the truth. you would call me crazy. with the invisible man living in the sky we are essentially asked to do just that, take it on faith, and yet a lot of us say that it's -- we do -- we do exactly that. >> you think mormonism, which is of course the religion of mitt romney, do you think that's fair game in this election? i know that mitt romney doesn't want it out there, obama doesn't want to be accused of bringing it ou

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technology, health, academia, commerce, art, entertainment, and government. today, we must come together, not only in celebration, but an acknowledgment of the work that lies ahead. we understand that this is a global economy. the opportunities are ones that we can only surpassed if we come together. we can win the future if we dream together, if we work together. as a society, as an economy, the best is yet to comment. let me leave you with this last idea. every moment affords us an opportunity to change the world. let's seize that moment in each and every moment that succeeds that moment and let's do that together in celebration of our asian-pacific heritage and recognition of the great heritage as all the people that make up san francisco and california. we will truly honored this month, our heritage and our future. thank you very much. [applause] >> ok. all right. we have some competition on the stage right now. >> a couple of other people we need to thank. we have a bunch of co-hosts, the san francisco board of supervisors. a round of applause, please. [

evacuados sobrepasó las 30 mil, las autoridades también retiraron del lugar a los miembros de una academiaen extensión, los fuertes vientos causaron que las llamas se expandieran sin compasión, los habitantes de colorado springs declaran que esto es algo que está lejos de apagarse, los bomberos han sofocado solamente el 5% 32 mil personas salieron de sus casas, en una carrera contra el tiempo, antes que se derrumbaran muchas viviendas. >>> solo me llevo mis efectos de valor, ropa y lo demás queda en casa. >>> es la peor temporada de incendios en la historia de colorado. >>> ha sido un tremendo esfuerzo, ahora vamos a recibir la ayuda de la comunidad. >>> se ha dicho que miles de personas trabajan en el área, con casi 600 camiones de bomberos y 60 helicópteros que trabajan para el control de las llamas, pero la madre naturaleza no da ayuda, porque esperan tormentas para el área. >>> las tormentas son de dobel filo, porque puede haber tormentas eléctricas con descargas y también ráfagas de viento sobre las 50 millas por hora. >>> el presidente barack obama visitaría el área, por su parte fem

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economic development team will travel with him as well as private business owners and members of academia. >>> maryland governor mart ten o'malley is in new york today. this morning he is appearing on msnby show "morning joe." he was in new york to raise money. aides said o'malley was trying to raise money in hopes of gaining support on two issues on november's ballot. one includes the same-sex marriage law and the other would grant instate tuition rates to some undocumented immigrants. >>> developing story out of afghanistan. at least 17 people are dead after a violent standoff between taliban insurgents and afghan security forces. police say three terrorists attacked the hotel in kabul late last night and took hostages. this sparked an hours' long gunfight. two of the terrorists were killed. a taliban spokesman said the men attacked the hotel because foreigners there were industrying and doing other things banned by islam. >>> 6:07. 80 degrees. what you could be doing every night that could be bad for your health. >>> plus, a hot start to the day when it could turn stormy. [ male announ

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from academia could you give more detail how you see liberalism dining in those areas? >> it is a good question. they are not liberal anymore. nobody stood up to protest to running rush limbaugh out of office? every now and then there is an honorable liberal they put on the brown shirt and they march. we created a real monster i don't know what to do could said on have no way to treat those people. when they get together they are proud of the fact they would crush us if they could but they cannot. of a guide for our constitution -- thank god for our constitution. >> i will take the other side. are twain says bette reports of my death are exaggerated. those who wanted wartime to have the government on his payroll reproaching 50% of the work force working for the federal government those in the white house understand this. >> report says i think are exaggerated. fdr wide reelection because he had much of the country on his payroll but today we have 50% roughly of the work force. >> is your point* 50% of the american people don't pay taxes? >> no. 50% are a getting paid by

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this divide is mirrored in academia. i would challenge those of you that are young that this field isn't the only place you can work on them. it's critically important that we don't settle into some unofficial where men make more and women clean you have afterwards. i'm very concerned about that. >> yeah. i was on another panel on conflict resolution and we talked about this exact phenomenon. it's not enough to have women involved. they need be in positions of power. 17% of our congress are women. 20% of afghanistan parliament are women. enough said. >> also just very briefly, if you want to get into international development, i encourage you to look at economics and economics models. there's a great organization called wise. i encourage all of you to look up wise. it's a fantastic organization. >> there's another organization represented here. it's called white house. their goal is to put women in the white house and elected office. that's another thing to consider. >> upstairs. let me see if we can do that. we have a q

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however, this is, as a sports analyst, work in academia or whatever we try based on some facts or try to protect. i agree that things can backfire. from my reading i think he has a stronger block. lots work with shafiq. i think narrowing his won't win because again it's il lodge voting has it got who gets some organization of voting they reach the limit generally in the first round. again you need for legitimate toopt have more turnout and have a broader support. that's why i think to be the challenge that morsy is facing. i think again, shafiq's coalition is kind of strong but he can in more voters than the accusations of trying to monopolize the monetary system. >> thank you. we've run out of time. thank you for the stimulating discussion. [ applause ] >>> coming up on c-span 3, veterans department officials respond to congressional questions about a report showing the department has been overpaying for prosthetics. that's noled by deputy defense secretary ashton carter on the budget needs and possible automatic spending cuts in january. then a look at the causes behind the 2008 fin

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what are the challenges that you face involving different federal agencies, academia and industry in the efforts of our country to go forward with science and technology? >> thank you for that question. >> let me answer it in two parts. first is the interagency engagement and coordination and there as mentioned in some length in my testimony, ostp has the responsibility and i have the responsibility as its director to oversee and lead efforts to coordinate, science, technology and innovation across agency boundaries and for that purpose we have the science and technology council which is nominally chaired by the president, but in practice i normally chair it. it has five standard committees, one on science, one on technology, one on stem education and one on national security and international affairs and one on environmental and natural resources and sustainability. under those standing committees are many subcommittees. this entity is exceedingly active and the departments and agencies are stepping up and participating energetically in cooperative efforts to build these interagency

laughter ] but i think the most revealing point to me when i came to the state department and from academia that indicated to me that we were in the post cold war years, which was tea en man/berlin to 9/11. was a meeting i attended with tom. i don't know if he remembers this. we were meeting a russian senior leader and madeleine albright came over to tom pick erg and the red of the russian desk and me. they started and said, you know, everybody here speaks russian. let's do the meeting in russian. so they started talking in russian. then the interpreter looks around and sees that i'm the only guy that doesn't speak russian. he comes over to interpret for me. i thought to myself, i'm glad jesse helms isn't watching this. this is a sign of how much had changed, that not only could you have real dialog between people -- countries which had non, zero, some interest even though they were not in a strategic partnership and where human rights could be discussed and that our diplomats could have the kind much knowledge of the other country that previously they only had about us and we didn't have g

greg's background is in academia, on capitol hill, and at the state department. the state department, he's been an expert for decades, recognized through his publications and his advice on capitol hill, an adviser to the most important legislators, paul sarbanes, chris van holland, ted kennedy. in academiacademia, he has a professorship at the university of massachusetts, lowell, but his own background is dartmouth college, university of chicago, london school of economics, very -- obviously some of the most important places in this subject area. we are just thrilled that greg today has decided that he will guide us through this important subject at this terribly important moment. and with that, i turn it over to greg. >> well, thank you very much, peter. i really appreciate your kind comments. and today i want to welcome you to the center for national policy. before i begin, i'd like to thank dan glassman from the cnp staff for helping me organize this event. as all of you know, egypt has been going through a very profound and a very did i feel democratic transi

>> i have managed different committees within academia. i have been chair of boards on different paordz. but they have not been 4,000 people. >> well, nrc budget exceeds $1 billion annually. what's the largest budget you've ever overseen? >> it's been smaller. >> have you received funding directly or indirectly from the department of energy or the nuclear regulatory commission in the course of or other federal agencies related to yucca mountain? >> no, i have not. >> have you received funding directly or indirectly from any organizations opposed to the yucca mountain? >> no, i have not. >> six months ago senator kirk and i joined by seven colleagues wrote the chairman yosko urging him the that all documents and files related to the yucca project be preserved and kept available for future decision makers. would you agree it would be prudent for the nrc and the energy department to maintain and preserve the work that's been done on the yucca project? >> speaking as a scientist, absolutely. there's a wealth of scientific knowledge there. it's

suck seeded in every facet of american life -- sports and the arts, government, religion, business, academia, the military. we even have a black president. yet the work of the talented tenth is far from done. as we sit here, there are more black men in prison than there are in college. more than 80% of black and hispanic children cannot read or do math at grade level. you can add to the list of disparities that lead to an unmistakable conclusion. as my friend and mentor vernon jordan likes to say, you cannot concentrate on the best of what we have done. you must focus on the worst of what we need to do. that is your charge, to define your success at least in some measure by what we do for our brothers and our sisters. you cannot enter the ranks of the elite and close the ranks behind you. you cannot enter the ranks of the elite and close the ranks behind you. you are part of a chain of those men and women who have gone before us, those who broke the shackles of slavery, fought for freedom and for justice. they took to the streets and demanded voting rights and civil rights, giants like marti

within an administration, who are the reporters that cover the issues, and this divide is mirrored in academia. and so i would challenge those of you who are young and who care about these issues that this field is not the only place you can work on them, and that it's actually critically important that we don't settle into some kind of unofficial gender where men make more and women clean up afterwards.

she has a long career, a distinguished career in academia, as served on the blue ribbon commission on america's nuclear future. it is our job as the senate environment public works committee to explore her positions on what sees as the future of nuclear power. that is what are her views on uranium production, which is very important to my home state of wyoming where uranium is in abundance. we need to explore her views on nuclear power plant permitting and the long-term storage of nuclear waste. if we were to have a true all-out all of the above energy strategy that the president has talked about, we must continue with building new power plants and developing a long-term place to store nuclear waste. these are all essential to the future of nuclear power in america. so i've state stld has been a crisis is of leadership at the top of the commission. we need to find a leader of the commission who doesn't try and run the commission with a top-down command and control approach. someone who is not afraid to reach out and utilize the years of technical expertise that the other distinguished

papers, he was really involved in several different subjects that were outside the realm of academ academia. and most important were military weapons. as a very young man, he graduated medicine school in 1938, during world war ii at the time of the nuremburg files. he was part of the medical team that took care of the nazi war criminals. and he got to know many of them. through his knowledge about them, he published this book, "hitler's fatal sickness." it engendered a lot of criticism, a lot of discussion. he hypothesized that hitler had parkinson's following a post encephalitis disease. having said that, doctor latimer said that the war happened the way it did because of the parkinson's and hitler's making what he calls bizarre judgments. was also a ballistics expert, he was the first nongovernment, nongovernmental medical individual allowed to view the photographs and transcripts from the kennedy assassination. and this is back in the '70s and he came out and he agreed with the findings of the warren commission that there was a single assassin. the most interesting thing is this right he