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Our guest today, general ann dunwoody, has scored a number of firsts. She is the first woman in u. S. Military history to achieve the fourstar rank, she was the first woman to command a battalion in the 82nd Airborne Division, and she was the first woman to command the combined arm support command. For the last four years of her active duty, ann helded the u. S. Army material command. Now retired, she was in charge of the Largest Global Logistics Command in the army comprised of 69000 military a...

And inner city youth talking about preventing Youth Violence later on. Next Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, bob corker, discusses a change of Foreign Policy issues including the iran nuclear deal, the upcoming summit and relations with china. His remarks are part of the christian monitor series. This is an hour. I am dave cook for the Christian Science monitor. Our guest today is bob corker chairman of the senate committee, and a member of the budget committee. His last visit was faceb...

Matter and many others throughout communities here in San Francisco she provided strategic incites and recommendations to support police that benefited from this overall response to keep people safe but to be respectful of protesters as well. Through the most chaotic of situations she made officer safety and Community Safety a priority and maintaining control and Situational Awareness as well and joined by family and friends and dispatcher s and the senior staff of our department of emergency ma...

Asia mostly cannot continue to to cheat and sell into our country with a bonus and penalize us when we try to sell into theirs. This body delivered one strong message this week, unprecedented. I cant think of the last time the senate spoke with such an emphatic voice on a trade issue. The simple message we cannot have trade promotion without trade enforcement. We shouldnt be passing new agreements while doing nothing which the senate tried to do on tuesday but was the senate stood up and said no...

Off guard. I just thought i was history. But you learn from these things when you have leaders that say you work on that, you practice, and i tell ya, i never had that happen again but i always think about it. But theres the human face of leadership is what ive tried to do and people think the generals revealing all i have tons of stories, tons of mistakes ive made and tons of things i learned along the way. Were human. We make mistakes, we learn from our mistakes and we learn from others and th...

A look at us a hint of where to go next, what might becoming available and we cannot do research on the dhs side. What countries your family from . Vietnam, sir. I knew it. North or south beard beatnik salad. Great to see you. I served a little time over there. Thank you for serving. Thank you for keeping me free and safe all of those years. You are welcome. Urban s t standpoint i would say the biggest challenge always has been how do we transition from an effort into acquisition and it is a cha...

Our guest today, general ann dunwoody, has scored a number of firsts. She is the first woman in u. S. Military history to achieve the fourstar rank, she was the first woman to command a battalion in the 82nd Airborne Division, and she was the first woman to command the combined arm support command. For the last four years of her active duty, ann helded the u. S. Army material command. Now retired, she was in charge of the Largest Global Logistics Command in the army comprised of 69000 military a...

At palenque, tonina bonampak and other cities, dynastic kings ruled absolutely, controlling trade and tribute. They presided over intricate hierarchies of nobles and officials at courts resplendent with works of art. Maya culture, shrouded in a mystery as dense as the forests in which it took root, revealed itself fitfully over three centuries. When the ruins in the jungle were first discovered, there was no way of understanding how the civilization was organized. So its really through the inscr...

All our states are hit by the slew of proposed epa rules aimed squarely at the fossil fuel industry and folks that work in that industry. I would like to highlight a letter from the governor of wyoming to the epa administrator on april 28th i ask that letter be entered into the record, madam chairman. In this letter the governor highlights a study by the center for Energy Economics and Public Policy at university of wyoming entitled impact of the coal economy on wyoming published february of thi...

Been given one year, thats a very real problem. But there are real costs being expended by the states and also i believe this administration is not interested whether the rule is finalized so long as the marketplace moves away from them. If coal fired power plants have to be retired quicker than baseline, then theyre going to accomplish the goal, even if this regulation never is upheld in courts. Thank you i want to follow up on this. Ill wait until the second round. Senator markey. Thank you ma...