welcome, everybody, to this very special science assembly here at albert einstein high school. we've invited some people who have done studies and work on the brain, to present to us here and to tell us about some of the exciting things that haven gone on in the world of medicine. a graduate of albert einstein high school who now works for a company called hope pharmaceuticals has come to deliver some remarks about the project she's working on. it's a drug called "alerta" that hope has developed. alerta is a drug that allows you to go without sleep for long periods of time. but a woman in the back row is sitting and listening to this graduate-- her name is maria-- and she hears alerta and a light goes off in her brain. because it reminds her of this second job that she's taken at a law firm where one of the associates at the law firm said, "you know a great way, maria, to work longer and harder is to take this stuff alerta." so she goes to your office, dr. satel, and says, "you know, i really could use this alerta stuff." do you write her a prescription? that's a good question.

albert einstein. and that one, jessica biel. >> jimmy: you have a young daughter as well?show business. >> she has chops. he daughter sophie is ram bunk use. >> jimmy: you brought us video. >> there was a possibility to do something for the cable channels that are 320 and we put out a possibility of me and sophie hanks. >> jimmy: we have it here. let's take a look. >> my name is tom hanks and i am super excited because my daughter soefphie and i are competing in the miss sexy nevada and when it comes to awards, this is as big as it gets. >> i'm sophie hanks and i want to be the ultimate miss sexy baby. you like pageants because i like winning money. >> we did the first page when she was only 3 months old. she got queen. do you remember that? >> not really. >> it was a beautiful day. well, as you can see, we got over 40 of these bad boy. in fact we named her sophie because it rhymes with -- >> trophy. >> say it trophies. >> give me a smile. >> no, i hate smiles and i hate pageants. >> oh, don't be a hooch. don't have a hooch moment. hooch is a bad dog. well you know, sophie

order to boost long-term economic development and productivity beebee i also put a picture of albert einstein on the cover of the book just to remind all of us about the many contributions immigrants have made to american life over the years. we all know that it was surrounded by hamdi and indian, google was co-founded by a russian immigrant, dahuk was established by someone born in taiwan, and ebay started by someone in france. but with the american economy look like today if intel was a hungarian company, google was based in russia, yahoo! was a taiwanese company and ebay were french? inr do these are not isolated stories. studies found many silicon valley companies have a foreign-born founder or cofounder. immigrants have made a vital contributions to our economy, just this morning we have heard very interesting examples of the rule of international students in terms of productivity. we've seen in the paper just the rising number of foreign students over the last 20 years. patrick documented the higher productivity. lindsay had some very interesting nuances to the story in terms of workers

it was albert einstein who said, if you keep doing the same thing the same way expecting a different result, it is insanity. maybe it is time for somebody who has not held public office, but who is a proven problem solver. the spirit of america rises when america is in its darkest moments. abraham lincoln demonstrated that. ronald reagan demonstrated that. we are now in one of our darkest moments again. to believe we are all put here on this earth to make a difference with whatever time we are blessed with individually or collectively. some of us can run for office. some of us can be a commissioner. some of us can be supporters. some of us can head up our county party. some of us can teach school. all of us have talent. almighty charges us to use to make a difference in this life no matter what it is. even lawyers. [laughter] i told someone earlier, i like some lawyers. i do not dislike all of them. there are some good ones in this country. we were all put here for a purpose. that is one of the things i had to pray about and pray about and pray about. what do i do with the rest of my

order to boost long-term economic development and productivity beebee i also put a picture of albert einstein on the coverof the book just to remind all of us about the many contributions immigrant have made to american life over the years. we all know that it was surrounded by hamdi and indian, google was co-founded by a russian iigrant, dahuk was established by someone born in taiwan, and ebay started by someone in france. but with the american economy look like today if intel was a hungarian company, google was based in russia, ahoo! was a taiwanese company and ebay were french? inr do these are not isolated stories. studies found many silicon valley companies have a foreign-born founder or cofounder. immigrants have made a vital contributions to our economy, just this morning we have heard very interesting examples of the rule of international students in terms of productivity. we've seen in the paper just the rising number of foreign students over the last 20 years. patrick documented the higher productivity. ndsay had some very interesting nuances to the story in terms of workers shorta

order to boost long-term economic development and productivity beebee i also put a picture of albert einstein on the cover of the book just to remind all of us about the many contributions immigrants have made to american life over the years. we all know that it was surrounded by hamdi and indian, google was co-founded by a russian immigrant, dahuk was established by someone born in taiwan, and ebay started by someone in france. but with the american economy look like today if intel was a hungarian company, google was based in russia, yahoo! was a taiwanese company and ebay were french? inr do these are not isolated stories. studies found many silicon valley companies have a foreign-born founder or cofounder. immigrants have made a vital contributions to our economy, just this morning we have heard very interesting examples of the rule of international students in terms of productivity. we've seen in the paper just the rising number of foreign students over the last 20 years. patrick documented the higher productivity. lindsay had some very interesting nuances to the story in terms of workers

it actually put a picture of albert einstein on the cover of the book just remind all of us about the many contributions immigrants admitted to american life over the years. we all know that intel was founded by a hungarian immigrant. google was cofounded by a russian Émigre. yahoo! was established by someone born and i won and ebay started by someone from france. but with the american economy look like today if intel was a hungarian company? google was based in russia, yahoo! was a taiwanese company and ebay was french? i argue these are not isolated stories. studies have found many silicon valley companies had a foreign-born founders or cofounder. immigrants have made vital contributions to our economy. just this morning we've heard very interesting examples of the role of international students in terms of productivity. we've seen in roberts paper just the rising number of foreign students over the last 20 years. patrick document the higher productivity. lindsay had some very interesting nuances to the store in terms of worker shortage is broken down by field. and we see some of th

albert einstein said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again.hat compels me to believe that the debt situation, that the situation we face in terms of the lack in quality and all the incremental improvements that we've tried to sort of weld on to this 1965 battle ship over the last couple of years have not really gotten us to where we want to go. let me just give a couple of examples of that and then i'll try to lay out my few simplistic practical proposals. if you look at it, we now have this debate over the accountable care organizations which, if you're trying to, i guess, make money, there's a million conferences about what an aco is going to be and how you can be successful. there's broad language in the affordable care act. we're yet to see regulations defining what that really is. i remember and i'm sure chairman thomas does, back to, in the 1997 balanced budget act, provider sponsored organizations. i think there may have been one and that went away. this idea of can we mimic in the fee for service program either what folks like kaiser d