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as a result, begged ich is in overdrive and some polls suggest he may be closing the gap. he stresses he has gotten results from alaskans and keeping his difference from obama. >> this is about alaska. this is about the next six years. >> reporter: to beat sullivan, begich ?eedz a strong turnout operation. supporters like these union workers could be essential for that effort. >> fight for what's important for alaska. sometimes i disagree with the president on guns, on oil and gas osome other issues he's broughted for. i push back on them. i'll fight for what's important for alaska. my record shows it, and i'm proud of the things we've been able to do. >> reporter: the area of land owned by the federal government here is larger than the entire state of texas. that gives washington a big role to play in how alaska uses its resources, and this senate race is in part a debate over the merits and limits of federal power. republican political consultant art hackney, who launch aid super pac to support sullivan, says alaskans appreciate federal funds but not washington's control

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ich? >> let's look at some of the other stories making headlines. agriculture helping the region surge over the past decade, as industrial sector struggles. chief minister there saying india should copy china, japan and south korea and concentrate on manufacturing. they reached an accord to adopt more business-friendly policies. a warning of a crisis unless regulators focus on the structure of the market to bank dealers. he told an i.m.f. sponsored pam new capital rules have banks charging more for liquidity and use of balance sheets. the merger with rio tinto would need a big sweetener. that's according to a former executive at rival b.h.b. billiton. telling australian television the preem upwould be around 30% and he doesn't think glencore could afford that. glencore abandoned the idea after being rebuffed by rio. a day we are seeing serious pressure on equities, taiwan taking a big hit. having a look at some of the moving parts here, david? >> in fact right now, we are looking at taiwan and breaking that market down now. technology stocks, 3.6%,

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ago, six months into this ordeal, a mexican psychiatrist has come into validate combat related ironic,ich i find because they do not send their military to combat. aremexican psychiatrists considered legitimate but not dr. regal, who did a full evaluation from our u.s. embassy in mexico city on april 14. but those documentations have not seem to be effective or considered important. >> lieutenant commander williams, you mentioned in your testimony that him being imprisoned for six months is extremely counterproductive to his ptsd. could you elaborate on that a little bit? i was afforded an opportunity to speak to andrew three days ago. this is my first time speaking to him. i tried my best to keep this off knowing that when i enter the fray, the press may take it in the wrong direction. he said to me the other night, we talked in general -- i said, are you doing ok? said, i have ae hard time keeping the bad. out. this is just two days ago. -- bad thoughts out. this is a key statement from somebody suffering. he was sending the message to let me know and let his mom now, it is not going we

and committee rs of the or subcommittee my appreciation and the fine man and i think the this meeting ich was held this morning. i felt it was absolutely i could make a background in the decision aking process and i hope that in my opening statement, mr. chairman, we have at least most persons r so would understand what was done and why it was done. and again, i trusted all of us get back to the job of trying to solve the problems both at home and abroad. >> on what have of the subcommittee, we express our appreciation to your appearance and recognition the responsibility we all have to complete this work and get on the business. the transcripts will be furnished as quickly as possible members of the subcommittee. the subcommittee will adjourn subject to the call of the chair. >> up next on the presidency, we'll hear from former president senator edward kennedy in a 2001 ceremony at the john f. kennedy presidential library. erald ford received a profiles award. after his august 9, 1974 resignation. honored to be here today with oh president ford, the of this year's profile in courage awar

i want to ask you about the possibility of a no-fly zone or a offer zone in ich then syria wh turks want. some people say there is simply a de facto buffer zone. why not take them except put that in place officially so that you can get the turks to get more involved in the fight there? >> we are not there at this point. that will be a policy decision as to whether or not we will want to do that. as i stated earlier, i think we really need to meet remain focused on the first task, and that is to help the iraqis restore security and stability inside the country of iraq, restore their borders, regenerate forces to help them do that. we willhether or not stand up a no-fly zone or do something different in syria is a policy decision that i will leave to the policymakers. version?bani a guy >> i do not. dohink what we are able to and manage my resources so that i can take advantage of the opportunity that he has and he presented that opportunity by continue to follow forces into khobani. general, where harry and lot hearing a lotare about isis advances in the and bar province. province.ar what

ago, six months into this ordeal, a mexican psychiatrist has come into validate combat related ironic,ich i find because they do not send their military to combat. aremexican psychiatrists considered legitimate but not dr. regal, who did a full evaluation from our u.s. embassy in mexico city on april 14. but those documentations have not seem to be effective or considered important. >> lieutenant commander williams, you mentioned in your testimony that him being imprisoned for six months is extremely counterproductive to his ptsd. could you elaborate on that a little bit? i was afforded an opportunity to speak to andrew three days ago. this is my first time speaking to him. i tried my best to keep this off knowing that when i enter the fray, the press may take it in the wrong direction. he said to me the other night, we talked in general -- i said, are you doing ok? said, i have ae hard time keeping the bad. out. this is just two days ago. -- bad thoughts out. this is a key statement from somebody suffering. he was sending the message to let me know and let his mom now, it is not going we

cuomo has established targeted programs like the buffalo billion and start up new rk in ich he claims success while mr. astorino proposes lower taxes and a less regulatory climate will resort in even more success. what is your take on that? >> i think it is a very good question. i have had some experience with start up new york. i am not in favor of it. i think the idea of bringing companies and having a 10-year tax break is good news to me. but i have tried it with some company's i have worked with and it is difficult to deal with. it does not include a lot that it needs to include. so i am not a big fan of it. i have seen a lot of commercials lately. they have spent 200 million dollars in commercials. it sounds good but it is not working that well. i like the economic development idea. but i think we should do this as people of the state of new york, not as the government and the state representatives who are telling you what they are going to do, how they are going to do it, and then not fulfilling those promises. >> here's is what is happening in new york right now. we basically h

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say was that the solution to the wait time challenge that we have in can a canada, which we do have a ich we difficult time with waits for elective medical procedures doe not lie in moving away from our single payer system to a multipayer system.multip and that's bourn out by the experience of australia. paye andr a very well known study wa tracked. what took place in terms of waik times in australia as the multipayer system was put in place. and what they found was in thosh areas ofat australia where prive insurance was being taken up and utilized, waits in the public system became longer. >> what do you say to an elected official who goes to florida and not the canadian system to have a heart valve replaced? >> well, it's interesting, the people who are the pioneers of that particular surgery whic>>h premier williams had and had the best outcomes in the world for that surgery. so what i say is sometimes, sometimes people have a perception.m i believe this is actually eptin fueled in part by media discourse.. that going to where something -- where you pay more for something that necessar

here are all the benefits you get from sharing information with the government and with ich other. with each other. again, for the purposes of the room, the kind of information we're talking about is, hey, if you see this file. this file is a virus. don't let it infect your computer. or -- this is a vulnerability that you need to know about so you can patch it and protect your computer against this vulnerability. that's the kind of ngs we're talking about with information sharing. >> other questions from the audience? yes, in the back, please? >> hi. eric fischer from the congressional research service. i have a question, andy, there's -- a dhs program around a number of years called built security in. and the part of cert now, i gue guess. so my question is what has the impact program been, and how might it help in the future, and i'm also wondering whether the industry folks have been involved in that. >> oh, man. an awesome -- trying to fig are out how to insert this sales pitch. >> you didn't plant this. >> thank you. so dhs, department of homeland security, has a larger effort

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