entirely new understandings of the physiological transformations of the brain scientists at the wellcome trust centre for neuroimaging undertook an unusual study to better grasp the function of a part of the brain called the hippocampus. frackowiak: the hippocampus seems to be very central to memories in general the reason for that is its connections for the whole of the cortex. dr. merzenich: on the hippocampus we're you're hanging memories on a curtain of time and place. we're constructing a world in which we locate things in their three dimensional in a three dimensional realm. and we're also constructing things in the complex passage, domain of the passage of time. coyote: dr. frackowiak and his colleagues were interested particularly in visual memory and its relationship to the hippocampus. to explore this association, they had to find the right test group. after much searching, they discovered the perfect population was right outside their door. [scooter noise, music] dr. frackowiak: we were talking about memory and down the road were coming these little scooters with plexiglas fro

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please give a resounding wellcome to the ambassador, our keynote speaker. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction part . when my sisters and i were growing up and we were not elbowing each other in the back of the car and it was just us against the world in public, we were always together and that is certainly how michigan and ohio state, the big 10 vs. everybody else, once we get out into the world. i would now that thendaa has the right colors for their logo. i am delighted to be here at the national harbour for this child abuse professional conference. we thought of it early. i would have borrowed a both from somebody because it is so beautiful driving along the river and seeing the beauty and the site. we hope you can get out and see a little bit of washington, d.c. while you are here. the national harbour complex as representative of d.c. and we hope you can spend time washington, d.c. is perhaps unique and unusual in that the local prosecutor's office here is the united states attorney's off. fice. i served in the prosecutor's office a

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wellcome and we're glad to have you here. next, we will turn to our witnesses. richard berner, the managing director of global economics, chief u.s. a cop -- analyst for morgan stanley. prof. simon johnson from mit sloan school of management, and joel naroff, the founder of naroff advisers. dr. bernard, welcome. please proceed. >> chairman conrad, ranking member gregg, and other members of the committee, i thank you for inviting me here to discuss the state of the u.s. economy, and with your permission, we will talk about what policymakers can do to improve it. first, a status report on the economy. as you noted, mr. chairman, we have emerged very slowly from the worst financial crisis since the decree -- since the great depression. this is scattered across the economic landscape and you know that some of the things that are important. i would add that one in four homeowners with a mortgage owes more than their house is worth. lenders are still hesitant to lend to or refinance many borrowers. and while the process of cleaning up balance sheets is well advanced,