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Because if they dont, we cant then use their plans to provide the coverage that we want to provide. Now, you can still have a debate about whether that is the least restrictive means of doing all this, but i dont see really how you can have a debate at that point about whether there is a substantial burden on religion because youre comipelling peope do something and if they dont, they have to pay millions of dollars this penal ciin penalti. Every court below that has gone the other way. Im not s...

[cheers and applause] next, the vatican spokesman briefs reporters. This is 45 minutes. I am coordinator for the papal visit. We are honored to have with us this evening father federico lombardi. By a member of the archdiocese of chicago. Father lombardi will be providing daily briefings to the media across the three cities of the popes visit this week. We are honored to have with us his eminence, archbishop of galveston, houston and Vice President of the conference of catholic bishops. Axillary...

Washington. Country, even to texas if i can use a personal association because i am the archbishop in houston. He is visiting the three cities but this is an apostolic journey. He comes as a pastor. He comes as a shepherd. That is to my mind the clarity of the mission of what pope francis is bringing. In his speeches, talks, and his meetings, his encounters. He has come as a shepherd to support his people and to reach out. He is asking for Greater Service to one another. In short he comes to spe...

Each entrusted to cooperate the making of just laws. Would promote the flourishing of human freedom. Let your light break forth among these our Public Servants. Give us faith that as each new day is bright with promise so, too, is your spirits power to transform blame and bitterness into concord and unity for the sake of the common good. To you therefore generous spirit of god we commend our work this day that we might walk freely in your light. One people, whose future is filled with hope. Amen...

Spring. Live coverage on cspan2. This is expected to get started in just a couple of moments. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] we are live at the Hudson Institute for discussion on effective preparedness, response and recovery from biological and chemical threats. At a long discussion includes the Blue Ribbon Study Panel Blue Ribbon Study Panel on biodefense but among those ...

Accidental hazard material and chemical terrorist attack is the necessity of working with federal, state and local Law Enforcement agencies to preserve evidence and maintain seen security for the criminal investigation. A little bit more complex situation might involve an Infectious Disease such as smallpox and in that event, the Public Health community would play a larger role in working with us to manage that incident. It would be important to track down who was exposed to the disease and who ...

His judgment and the aarps judgment is theres simply not enough time to use military force to respond and make a difference in that situation, but you raise a very good, broader question, and its certainly something well work through with the colleagues and pentagon and elsewhere in the administration. Mr. Chairman, given, again, the potential for unrest across the middle east, i would hope that we followup on this specific question because it seems to me to be critical as we look at the situati...

The committee will come to order. I want to thank you all for joining us here today as we consider the fiscal year 2015 budget request for the department of the air force. I appreciate our witnesses testimony and their support for our airmen. Joining us today are the honorable Deborah Lee James secretary of the air force and general mark sub to chief of staff of the air force and he has brightened up the room a little bit by inviting his wife that betty and his daughter lives to be with us. Than...

A recent online study by the Human Sciences and Council and the University of Johannesburg found some interesting results with regards to whether South Africans were willing to sacrifice their rights in support of government efforts to fight the pandemic. Narnia Bohler-Muller, Benjamin Roberts, Steven Gordon and Yul Derek Davids break down the survey.