conditions of the former military airport are luxuries compared to the remote airstrips the research office built to access but it's a good base for monitoring and servicing the newborn aircraft while it gets its wings in the field it can take off and land from dirt lift off with one of its two engines disabled and provide crew and passengers with emergency oxygen if flight conditions demand a climb above thirty six hundred meters experience test pilot at a month ago and of which the light airplane around curves with performance parameters to establish these trial flights are no relaxing part of jump but once it makes muster with russian aviation regulators the first batch are due for delivery to a flight school in lenin's hometown ups. really stands out for its modern flight control equipment which in practice and i was eric out of the students who have mastered this machine to transition easily to modern passenger jet linus. says he was here when research old hits the market it won't just be raising a new generation of skilled pilots it will also help revive an important eastern sector th

research. here's a short clip as the reporters for this american life go to the offices of oasis research. >> he us into a narrow corridor lined with name plates. >> suite 190, oasis research, llc. >> not a holiday. but the door was locked. through the crack underneath you could see there were no lights on inside. >> does it have any employees that you know about? >> not that i know of. >> if you don't mind, i'm going to knock on the door and see if there's anyone here today. >> i know this is a cliche but we have come a long way. >> laura seidel created the hour-long report. it was disheartening. to hear that nonexistence shell companies are going to shut down by start-up just -- that's not silicon valley. >> no. you know, you would think sit not silicon valley. and i have to say we started out on this. we really knew nothing about it. other than i had heard a term patent troll. oasis research don't make anything. we never found anyone to talk to. we found their lawyer who wouldn't tell us who owned the company. so this is a company suing people with a patent that we went to the patent office a

appointed to the secretary of health and human services and in 1990, i was pleased to establish the office for research in minority health at nih. dr. ruffin was the acting head of nih. he was appointed to head the office and has continued in that leadership position in the current time as that office was elevated to a center in january of 2000, some 10 years later. this past year, with the passage of health reform legislation, the center was elevated to an institute reported [applause] . [applause] several of us met with dr. francis collins about the desire and need and imperative to elevate the center to an institute. dr. collins is responsible as well. the center has all of the prerogatives and abilities that an institute has. if it has all of those authorities and responsibilities, it is an institute so why not call it an institute? [laughter] congress agreed with us and indeed passed legislation to establish this instant -- this national institute for minority health and health disparities research. we are very pleased with that. it was not too long ago we had our first minority surgeon general wh

in koran school, i have my masters and johnson psychology, and i did some research on that. officers are most likely to talk to other officers burst above because the trust factor, and that is one of the reasons why they will not seek out what is available to them. they will seek out of reserves to have been there, done that, and they trust. it is a subculture. there are several clinicians, which i talked about before, who are also police of a service to our ph.d., and those officers they trust, and these are also the ones that we spoke to the chief about putting them on board as part of the debriefing process, so that would be some oversight to have a licensed clinician checking in with officers and even being on site with other officers, because they know them and are one of the specialty providers, and the police specialty providers are a subgroup that have been with the behavioral science group for over 20 years, and most of them see this in their families and have known them for a long time, and

as vice president and senior research officer, i oversee an enterprise that closely coupled's creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship and education to create a brave new world and to educate the leaders of that brave new world. as befits the nasa mission, we are in the business of educating explorers here in maryland, not simply training to race. in maryland we have been very good so many years and nasa projects, ranging from comet hunting to climate monitoring. in today's nasa for them, we will act to fully discuss the role of technology, innovation, business, science and education in our future space exploration plans and in sustaining economic development and competitiveness. we have gathered together and nasa leadership, technologists, scientists and engineers along with leaders from local business comes time, technology and education to discuss that helps guide to future role of nafta fancy and innovation technology, science, engineering and education in a way that benefits our community and the nation. nasa today stands at a critical juncture. will it adapt to new requirements pla

those officers received layoff notices last summer when the city was trying to close a budget deficit. they went through a beach re -- brief researcher course before joining other officers in the field. >> a nine-year-old boy hit by a truck after a giants game is still in critical condition tonight. ryan white was struck by a pickup truck blocks from at&t park thursday night. his family was visiting from philadelphia. a 21-year-old andrew allen vargas was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and felony hit-and-run an hour after the accident. >> two days after that accident, san francisco police are patrolling intersections in san francisco south of market neighborhood. today looking for pedestrian safety violations. they hasn't out citations around fifth and market streets, just blocks away from where the boy was hit. >> this district, district six, has the highest incidence of fatilities and injuries, and we want to bring those numbers down. and the injury that happened last night is a good example of how dangerous our intersections are. >> alan: members of the southern station community police advisory board also handed out fli

i want to say that think we all sound more like experts when we quote his research three-time representing the office of congresswoman zoe lofgren. i was told to talk a little bit about our personal connection to immigration. i think that's easy for me. i'm the only person in my family born in the united states. my family is from mexico did my grandfather was recruited to work here in the united states during world war ii. my father emigrated here. i sister and my mother emigrated in 1967. we have very different experiences for all three of those members of my family. in my entire professional life, i was looking back. i've always been around immigration law. i am proud that it has been so. someone asked me if i ever regretted been so focused on that. i said i did not do it on purpose. somebody just told me once to do what you love and everything will work out. i'm pleased to say that it has. we were told to give our perspective a little bit. it's hard not to speak personally about comprehensive immigration reform and what it means. i had the privilege to work on some of the most meaningful cases to

office. i did a research project on the world of residential hotels and also worked at passing the city from the ordinance. i followed that with the director of the north of market and that is when i became familiar with this neighborhood and the south the market intersection. this is a 600 member organization, 21 elected board members whose job is to preserve and enhance the tenderloin for the people who live and work there. we rezoned the neighborhood and beginning the process of buying housing to make it permanent affordable which is probably one of the most successful strategies. i took a year off to beat a fellow with a graduate school at harvard. i came back and i went to work for the deputy mayor of housing in neighborhoods. for 92 until 2000, i was a consultant and i worked on the task force plan to revitalize the tenderloin. i also worked on the bloomingdale's project. from 2000 until 2008, i was a senior program officer at the junior fund and i find it and number of groups to work on housing, attended, and displacement issues. finally, i am a consultant working with the mayor's off

. >> the congressional research office confirmed that. only plans to be forced to have packages dictated by the secretary. -- all new plans would be forced to a package is dictated by the secretary. it is interesting to me as secretary used to be an insurance commissioner. she did not use her authority to change the rates. she kept a merger from happening but never change the rates. hhs prohibited the institute of medicine from considering cost implications when they drafted the recommendations that will mandate women's clinical preventive services that insurers must provide for free the federal government will now be subsidizing many plants. if it increases costs, will that increase the deficit? why did they prohibit the institute of medicine from considering the new mandates? >> the recommendations on women's preventive services apply only in the private insurance markets. i am not sure what you mean by the federal government's subsidizing it. the statute with respect to of preventive services the non- grandfathered plans are required t

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in 1990, was pleased to establish the office for research and minority health at nih. dr. reiskin, who is brought to my office by the acting head of nih. dr. rogan was appointed to head the office, and he has continued in that leadership issue. the office was elevated in january of 2000, some 10 years later. then this past year, 2010, with the passage of health reform legislation. the center was elevated to an institute. [applause] several of us met with francis collins about the desire and need and imperative to elevate the the center to an institute. dr. collins, is response was, well, the center has all the prerogatives and abilities that an institute has, so why do you need this? our response was, well, if it has all of those authorities and responsibilities, it is an institute, so why not call it an institute? [laughter] so congress agreed with us and indeed passed legislation to establish this national institute for minority health and health disparities research. so we're very pleased with that. also, it was not too long and that we had our first minority surgeon gen

many of the points -- of the research is one of the great innovations potentially of dodd-frank. missing today is the director of the office of the research, and of course it's been placed under a very complicated 17 member committee. so i think we really have to address the need to measure and publicize the costs taxpayers incur in supporting a national and international safety nets. this would be the job of the office of the national finance research but it needs to be assigned to them in this way, and i think the help of the authorities to do this skillfully and conscientiously in the long run governments need to change the way they are trained, recruited and incentivized so i believe the national academy for the financial regulators could help on these tasks. >> thank you. mr. ludwig? >> i lament the fact we don't have a single provincial supervisor. dr. stiglitz and i advocated for the early on in the clinton administration and have not yet been -- the countries that have done better, australia, canada and japan during the crisis had a single focus and the provincial supervisor i think that would advance the cause of

research. they claim the budget office underestimated the cost of the healthcare law. according to the report, joint committee on taxation told cbo to calculate the cost by taking individual workers in account, not the family members that would also need to be insured. skeptics say the health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will have vide latitude when it comes to how the healthcare bill is interpreted in practice. that could lead to different result than what the cbo predicted. >> how the bill will be implemented is different from how the congressional budget office and joint committee on taxation assumes that the bill would be implemented. if the bill is implemented in the way we expect it to be implemented, then it will be likely increase the cost of the bill by $50 billion per year after the premium tax credit come online in 2014. >> the white house is disputing the original story that unveiled finding of the new study saying, "this story is not accurate. the affordable care act will extend coverage to millions of americans and bring down the cost of

as vice president and senior research officer, i oversee an enterprise that closely couples creativityinnovation, entrepreneurship, and education to educate the leaders of the brave new world. as befits the nasa mission, we are in the business of educating exclorrers here at maryland, not simply training tourists. nasa projects ranging from commit hunting to climate monitoring. in today's forum, we'll actively discuss the role of technology, innovation, business, science, and education in our future space exploration plans and in sustaining economic development and competitiveness. we have gathered together nasa leadership, technology, signists, and engineers along with leaders from local business, science, technology, and education to discuss and help guide the future role of nasa in advancing innovation, technology, science, engineering, and education in a way that benefits our community and the nation. nasa today stapedes at a critical juncture. will it adapt to new requirements placed on it by its own successes over the past half century and also by the changing economy and with it

ludwig made the point that research is one of the parts of dodd-frank. missing today is the director of the office of financial research and it's been placed under a very complicated 17-member committee. so i think that we really have to adress the need to measure and publicize the cost taxpayers incur in supporting national and international safety nets. this will be the job of the office of financial research but it needs to be assigned to them in this way. i think also the authorities to do this conscientiously in the long run, governments need to train the -- change the way they're trained and incentivized. >> mr. ludwig. >> three things. one, i lament the fact that we don't have a single prudential supervisor. dr. stiglitz advocated for that early on in the clinton administration and it has not yet -- the countries that have done better, australia, canada, and japan had a single focused and professional prudential supervisor, i think that would advance the cause in this country markedly. i agree with dr. kane that education for financial soup visors is critical and we don't have it adequately

about their willingness to run for office, sometimes office much higher than what they appear to be qualified for on paper, but i know in your researchou find women are reluctant to run for office. how do you square on the one hand, the reluctance of women who have great capacity and skill and the audaciousness of these women? >> that's a great question. richard fox and i surveyed and interviewed about 4,000 women and men, who on paper look the same, lawyers, business leaders, political activists, and we found women were significantly less likely than men to self assess as qualified to run, what was more interesting, women who didn't think were qualified to run didn't think about running. men self assessed about qualifying for run, still had a good chance of throwing their hat into the ring, so in a way, the sarah palins of the world are helpful in identifying that unqualified women too should have political ambition, but i think we should find examples of women putting themselves out there, it's just important to realize sarah palin, hillary clinton, nancy pelosi, these famous faces obscure the reality that 83% of the members of con

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that warrantless surveillance program and one researcher at times it or find out how john hume felt about all this when he wrote an opinion for the office of legal counsel back in two . however this researchers freedom of information act request has been denied by the current department of justice because they say it's classified so why is a big deal well let me give you a brief back story here for we all knew about the patriot act there was the foreign intelligence surveillance act or pfizer this legislation was originally drawn up back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and it provided the exclusive means by which other tronic surveillance and interception of domestic wire oral and electric communications may be conducted however it's also required a special federal court approval before it conducting acts of surveillance but of course the bush administration well they found that to be a hassle for their spying efforts so that's when you offered up his official legal opinion in the memo now knowledge of this memo is nothing new here is to go members of congress also wanted to know what was included in the classified information

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and then director of the microsystems technology office at darpa where he oversaw the development of future research thrusts and represented darpa on various national committees. before assuming his current role in the government, he was a chief technology officer of the mit lincoln laboratory serving as a member of the laboratories senior management council and as the co-chair of the laboratories new technology initiative board. as the department of defense's chief technology officer, mr. lemnios provides thought leadership for the departments near, mid and far term research and engineering efforts to develop the technical capabilities to support the secretary of defense is goals and priorities. and acts as the principal staff advisor for research and engineering. he received his bachelor degree in electrical engineering from the university of michigan and his masters from washington university. he has authored over 40 papers, holds for patents and advanced devices and monolithic microwave integrated circuit technology, and is a senior member of ieee. please join me in welcoming the honorable zacha

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as soon as you have some research that will help us move in this direction. we try to give at the office leeway to move even beyond the life of the committee. i am it really pleased with the road map and the direction that the office has taken this program. i think it scoops up all of the pieces necessary. looking at classroom interaction, professional development of teachers, looking at who the children are being served and not losing that really important thread of each individual child homegrown advocate. that is their family, the parents. they have got to be part of what we are doing here. no child exists and floats around the world without being connected to a family. far beyond preschool years, a child needs a family to be an advocate for them. yes, there is a lot of work to be done. i feel like the field and headstart are on their way to getting that were done. we have gone through some serious economic times are now. we have got -- we do not yet have a universal health care also we are trying to get there. we do not have it. we still have children and families who are vulnerable.

that was the main office on capitol hill that did research for house democrats. a lot of the posters and big billboards that you would see on the house for, those were the kinds of things that i worked on. however, in 1994, the republicans took over and took control of congress. new to gingrich and the republicans, one of the first things they did when they came into office in january was defunded a number of organizations, including the democratic segment that i worked for. the office had been there for close to 40 years. basically overnight, the office was closed down. >> where did you get your ph.d.? >> from howard university. >> what year? >> in 1997. >> how long have you been teaching? >> now going on 15 years. >> who is paul jennings? >> paul jennings is another one of my favorite characters. maybe we should not call them characters. he was an individual who pounced out of a research. he was enslaved to the madisons. by the time he was 10 years old, he was working at the white house. this turned out to be fortuitous because he happened to be there in 1814 w