andrew weber played piano on stage to mark the milestone. sca sca cats ran for almost 18 years.t year weber set a new record when "phantom of the opera" came out. but "cats" made its own history 14 years ago today. now cats on the internet, if you have visited the internet, the dow is up today and everything else is, well, i don't want know, seeming bad. >>> a year ago tonight the president explained to the nation why he was holding off on air strikes in syria. tonight he's back in primetime to say what things have changed. welcome, i'm neil cavuto. what a difference a year makes. last year president obama explained to the nation why he wanted to take a military strike to syria against congress. tonight he's set to tell us he does not need congress. not for this. not now. and not with isis beheading american journalists and 65% of americans supporting going after the guys who did it. we are told the president will lay out the case for why things are different now

and andrew weber. we are very sorry not to have an extra guest. we thought we had him until 24 hours ago when his boss said she needed him in new york today. and so it back among going to turn to jeremy. feel free to make your comments from there or come to the podium, whatever you feel like. >> thank you very much. and thank you for the opportunity to speak. it is great to see this level of interest here on the hill and this is a remarkable challenge and i think that it will take -- it will take the whole of society and government to fully supported the liberian government and the sierra leone government and the level of engagement is just a crucial piece to our ultimate success. i will talk for just a few minutes about the overarching u.s. strategy that was laid out last tuesday. and there are specific pieces of that and i will turn it over to my colleagues go into more depth with these pieces. we have a four pillar strategy that the u.s. government is pursuing across all of its many capacities, to try and control and hopefully defeat this outbr

and andrew weber for chemical and biological programs.e have kejii fukada on the agenda, but 24 hours ago his boss w.h.o. director chan said she needed him in new york today. so with that, i'm going to turn to jeremy, and feel free to make your comments from there, or come to the podium. whatever you prefer. >> i'll just sit here, if that's all right. thank you very much. thank you for the opportunity to speak. it's great to see this level of interest here on the hill. this is a remarkable challenge. and i think it will take a whole -- it is taking a whole of government, and it will take a whole of society response for us to fully support the liberia, sier ro leone governments in this. this is a crucial piece to our ultimate success. i will talk for just a few minutes about the overarching u.s. strategy that the president laid out last tuesday. and the specific pieces of that. and then turn it over to my colleagues to go into more depth on their agencies' respective pieces. on tuesday, we have a four pillar strategy that the u.s. governme

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