pfeifer sneha ann philip kenneth john phelan ludwig john picarro joseph oswald pick matthew m. dennis j. pierce christopher j. pickford nicholas p. pietrunti bernard pietronico danny pesci. >> and my husband police officer ramon suarez. this is what my hero and our family's hero looks like. he gave his ultimate -- he gave ultimate sacrifice to save so many lives on that day. and this should never be forgotten. and we should always remember the ones that we love that are here today and those still suffering from the aftermath of 9/11. he would be so proud of our little girl, my daughter jillian suarez, that's here today. your dad would be so proud of you. and he's looking down on you because he knows you will follow his footsteps. may god bless all the families out here today that are still suffering and may god bless our troops and my god bless america. and thank you, nypd. [ applause ] >> and my uncle t.j. hargrave, we love you and we miss you. god bless america. theodoros pigis susan elizabeth pinto joseph piskadlo christopher todd pitman josh michael piver robert r. plaguer

this one came, -- the swan king, the virtual world of ludwig the second of bavaria. wreck diving off the coast of corsica. some years ago, it was the mini skirt that had some groups outraged, until the advent of hot pants. the short shorts gave critics something to really grumble about as outfits got even skimpier, tighter, and shorter. this look became part and parcel of the revolutionary 1960's and 1970's, but now hot pants are back in style this summer.

with ludwig, he is enterprise. kathy greenlee was the assistant secretary of aging and the administrator for thrifty living. did i get that right? [laughter] we have lindsay goldman from new york city, where we all want to go now, was going to talk to us about the age-from the community effort that is going on in new york and i understand some other communities across the country. so, i am really struggling not to hear gloom and doom because i know that the report has outlined so many of the challenges that are facing us going forward. we're going to change all that with this panel. we are here to tell you that all is not gloom and doom. many of us, including the wonderful women with me today and organizations they are associated with, are aware of these challenges, are working very proactively within their organization and across the country to find tried and true ways to address these challenges, as well as coming up with more innovative solutions. our goal here today for the rest of the panel is to try to make y

pfeifer sneha ann philip kenneth john phelan ludwig john picarro joseph oswald pick matthew m. dennis j. pierce christopher j. pickford nicholas p. pietrunti bernard pietronico danny pesci. >> and my husband police officer ramon suarez. this is what my hero and our family's hero looks like. he gave his ultimate -- he gave ultimate sacrifice to save so many lives on that day. and this should never be forgotten. and we should always remember the ones that we love that are here today and those still suffering from the aftermath of 9/11. he would be so proud of our little girl, my daughter jillian suarez, that's here today. your dad would be so proud of you. and he's looking down on you because he knows you will follow his footsteps. may god bless all the families out here today that are still suffering and may god bless our troops and my god bless america. and thank you, nypd. [ applause ] >> and my uncle t.j. hargrave, we love you and we miss you. god bless america. theodoros pigis susan elizabeth pinto joseph piskadlo christopher todd pitman josh michael piver robert r. plaguer

this one came, -- the swan king, the virtual world of ludwig the second of bavaria. wreck diving off the coast of corsica. some years ago, it was the mini skirt that had some groups outraged, until the advent of the short shorts gave critics something to really grumble about as outfits got even skimpier, tighter, and shorter. this look became part and parcel of the revolutionary 1960's and 1970's, but now hot pants are back in style this summer.

just a quick romo here in the next couple of minutes -- just a quick promo here we will be karl-ludwig breaking news through the weekend. this is quite important. on the turkish syria border this morning, there are some challenges. we see some smoke and real challenges here as many refugees escape to syria over the turkish border. these are the kurds divided i turkey, syria and iraq. this has become a focal point as the president considers his coalition. witnesses morning the former governor of oklahoma, frank keating. you have expertise away from this, but i am reading kissinger's book right now. haveike in his book, we two discussions at two different speeds. up toe president catch the real-time speed that we observed over the weekend. >> this is the president i have. the president seems behind the eight ball on a lot of things. if you look at the islamic state, a lot of things were underestimated. as these events happened, there is a real concern about when the rubber hits the road, will we be able to act? >> frank keating you had been in the trenches of a congressional and state de

ryan ludwig pops one up. weeks drops the ball. cincinnati scores to tie the game at 2.eeks' second error of the game. that was 3-2 reds sixth inning when brandon phillips drove a nail into milwaukee's post- season hopes. they won 5-3. the brewers spent 150 days in first place, and they blew it! the brewers' pain is the giants's gain. they are one game behind pittsburgh for the top wild card slot. so how did the giants celebrate? >> i was driving here. my wife called me. told me congratulations. [ laughter ] >> said what happened? >> you know? [ laughter ] >> you didn't pop champagne in the car? >> no. no. no. i didn't. i didn't. you know? i would never drink and drive. >>> it's party time again. >> oh, yeah, definitely! >> oh!! >> you know who that is, ken, getting the champagne on him? >> downhill skier. >> that was my buddy jim hill at cbs in los angeles. he got wet last night. >> from kcbs in l.a.? >> you know who he is? >> fantastic man. >> yes indeed. l.a. clinched the national league west in front of the giants but the best celebration, juan uribe's son. remember

. >> lee charles ludwig. >> sean thomas lugano. >> marie lukas. >> william lum jr. >> michael p.den. >> anthony luparello. >> linda anne luzzicone. >> gary fredrick lud nick. >> cici liles. >> james francis lynch. >> james t. lynch jr. >> louise a. lynch. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael frances lynch. >> michael frances lynch. >> richard d. lynch jr. >> my cousin best friend. you may be a sleep in god's arms but you're a wake in our hearts. we love you and miss you. >> our beloved shaun gordon core bet o neil, husband, son, brother, father, uncle and friend. we adore you. we treasure you. you're unforgettable. our daughter shaun is a beautiful reminder of your face everyday. god bless you. >> robert henry lynch jr. >> shaun. lynch. sean patrick lynch. >> terrence m. lynch. >> michael j.lyons. >> monica anne lyons is. >> patrick john lyons. robert francis mace. >> mary anne mcfarland. >> susan a. mackay. >> william macco. >> katherine fairfax macrae. >> simon maddison. >> noell maerz. >> jeannieann maffeo. >> joseph maffeo. >> jay robert magazine. >> brian magee. >> charles w

ludwig about this. we all saw the ray rice video. i think we were all -- it shocks the conscience to see something like that. >> yeah. >> but she was a fiancee and married him the next day. >> right. >> the second part is she said don't destroy my husband and my family and leave us alone. should the public leave them alone? is that a fair -- >> well, ray rice should -- well, obviously there's the law that's going to get involved. but now this is bigger than just her and her family. yes, ray rice's wife has a right to protect her family and say whatever it is she wants. >> we all saw the tape. roger goodell said today he did not see the tape. >> well, we don't know -- >> if he lied about it today, he's finished. >> but now it's on a national stage. and we as a society have to bring this up and say, hey, this is wrong. when a husband or a fiancee hits a wife unconscious there's something wrong. there should be consequences. somebody who has this position in society who gets paid, who has a great job as a football player, professional,

ludwig von meses also deserved the nobel prize.now can you notice some differences between the austrian, european economist on the left-hand side and the american economist on the right-hand side? [ inaudible ]. >> glasses and hair. >> that's true. and mustaches. but i will tell you, the austrians are supreme pessimists, as they suffered from two major world wars that were very destructive and a great depression in between. while the two americans are very upbeat and very optimistic. there are a lot of differences between the two. now i'm going to spend a little bit of time -- by the way, if you have questions, are we going to have a microphone here so we can have -- if you can -- want to ask questions? have a question in mind, be glad to talk to you about those. but this is one of my favorite -- this is a fun book to write. an absolute fun book to write. because what i did was, in the book, i talked about the different schools. the austrian school. i gave their history. who are the major players. meses and hayak and so forth. roth

terry ludwig with enterprise. kathy greenlee the assistant secretary of aging and administrator for the administrator for community living. did i get that right? then we have lindsay goldman from new york city who is going to talk to us today about the age friendly community effort going on in new york. i understand some other communities across the country. i'm struggling here not to feel gloom and doom. i know the report is -- has outlined so many of the challenges that are facing us going forward. we are going to change all that with this panel. we're here to tell you that all is not gloom and doom, that there are some -- many of us, including the wonderful women here with me today and the organizations they are associated with are aware of these challenges, are working very pro actively within their organization and across the country to find tried and true ways to address these challenges as well as coming up with some more innovative solutions. so our goal here today for the rest of the panel is to try to ma

karl ludwig is here, merck's executive board chairman. we have the president and ceo of sigma-aldrich. i have a lot of experience with your company in terms of having used a lot of the products back in the late '70s and early '80s. i used your restriction enzymes. how many individual products, do you know offhand that sigma-aldrich now sells? >> we have now over 240,000 products. and we typically add over 5,000 new products every year. so, we are a much bigger company and have gone into different disciplines since the time you started using our products. and we are truly a growing life science business globally for today. >> i don't know everything that you do now, but it would be that i buy something that would come in this and leave acid at an exact place between base pairs and cost a lot of money. it was amazing and you could always count on it doing exactly what you want it to do. my question now, rakesh, with all the automation now done with sequencing, are people still using these to do basic science research? >> absolutely. we toda