both directions between fda and cbc as well as the public part partners is critical of include such things as distribution during recall, information unsuspected products or producers an informational potentially exposed people. the fda, cdc must have the authority and expectation to share actionable information with public health partners to the extent necessary to protect the public's health program will conclude with a final comment about the importance of ensuring the fda with the state and local partners to have adequate resources to meet their responsibilities for which they are charged in this bill. no one would argue the fda is currently underfunded, overworked and overwhelmed state and local food capacity must me robust in order to maintain an effective food safety system. consistent funding must be dedicated explicitly to sustain the food safety program at fda as well as the state and local partners to work with them to keep the food supply safe. americans will each 1 billion biel's today i cannot think of a better investment than one that would keep every single one of those mea

we want to make sure that we stand firmly with our partners cbc, to ensure that we move in the rightdirection and health reform. and that's why we need to strengthen existing workforce diversity programs, create new programs and investing community for health care. must be integrated for the whole of the health reform bill and not relegated to one little or one title, or an afterthought. the great expenses that we see and that we have struggling with in the past with regard to health care has been originating from those gaps that we have described. the time is now for congress and the president to come together on this issue and i look forward to continuing my dialogue with the leadership on this important issue and let me reiterate again that the work that the tri-caucus along with those in the indian country and the community is critical to the entire health program. thank you. >> congresswoman, who chairs the congressional age caucuses. >> thank you, madam chairman. that's the word we use for greeting and guam. i join my colleagues here today and they have all stressed that this b

we want to make sure that we stand firmly with our partners in chc, cbc to insure that we move in the right direction in health reform. that is why we need to strengthen existing work force, create new programs and invest in community-based approaches to health care. reforms must be integrated into the whole of the health reform bill and not relegated to one little or one title or an afterthought. the great expenses that we see and that we have been struggling with in the past regarding health care has been originating from those gaps that we have described. the time is now for congress and the president to come together on this issue, and i look forward to continuing my dialogue with the leadership and the president's staff on this important issue. let me reiterate again that the work that the tricaucus along with those in the lbgt community is critical to the entire health program and health approach in this country. thank you. >> congresswoman boar die owe who chairs the health task force. thank you. >> thank you, madam chairman and good day to everyone, that's the word we use for

in the inquiry needs to be any cbc to be truly independent and not an establishment stitch up so will he look at winding the membership and the way that we have suggested? third, the coverage and content of the inquiry , yes, it is welcome and will cover the whole time in the run-up to the war as well as the conduct of the war but is never wrong to try and confine it to an arbitrary time? should now be free to pursue any points which two judge as relevant cranks looking specifically at issue of terms of reference. it isn't kids eastern area that the prime minister said it should try to avoid apportioning blame? shouldn't it have the ability to apportion blame if mistakes were made, we need to make known who made them and why they remain. specifically,, specifically on the inquiry the prime minister was clear that it would have access to all british documents and all british witnesses -- does this mean it may not have access to documents from the usa or coalition authority or iraqi government to even if they are kept in the british archives? that is an important question and one we nee

comprehensive school health, cbc provides $54 million to all the schools in the u.s. oral health for kids and current funding of $12 million a year and i to go through, there's a whole lot of others and give you some idea what of the amount of money that we put into prevention. now the other thing is the community transformation grants. those of go by the wayside also. but the trust for america's health last year issued a finding title prevention for health care american investment yield significant savings and their studies showed that a return of $5 and $0.60 for every $1 investment in community-based prevention and cited in number of different communities around the u.s. that have done certain things and then they tried how much will the health expenditures were in those communities before and after and that is how they came up with this and the amount of savings that they showed only took into account the clinical safety, it did not show added productivity more people working in not taking absenteeism and things like this here is simply clinical savings from commu

and it has been extraordinarily satisfactory to us this year, because abc has come down, nbc, cbs, cbc, bbc, the works, have come down and mined our archives, and they can come in. "do you want a story from the rangers? here, we've got maybe 300 rangers all told" -- no, not that many -- 100 rangers all told. they read one, "god, this guy is great. where do i find him?" we'll give them his name and his address and telephone number, and the network will go out and do an interview with him. and it's just great for these guys. i mean, they just love it, being able to go on national television and tell their stories. as i say, it's just immensely satisfying to us. but it's for 13 years that we've been collecting these in obscurity, looking forward to the 50th anniversary. and it's not just the television, it's the newspapers and it's book writers and scholars of all kinds, and they're all coming to new orleans because we have the most accounts from eyewitness sources -- "i was there" -- of any single battle in history. c-span: what are some of your favorites? >> guest: oh, there are so many