And a discussion about mexico opening its oil and gas industry to foreign investment. At a House Budget Committee hearing advocates for the poor discussed what governments and charities are doing to raise people out of poverty and how they can be more economically selfsufficient. Congressman paul ryan of wisconsin chairs this two hour hearing. Committee will come to order. A number of our members on our side aisle will be a little late our conference is still ongoing but in the interest of time i want to get started. Welcome everybody. Good to see you. A great full capacity crowd. This is our fifth hearing on the war on poverty. Over the past year weve heard from a number of voice, policy voices, Community Groups and today well hear from people in the middle. People in the privatesector who work with the Public Sector. People who coordinate state programs with private charity. Were also going to hear from an especially important voice, miss tianna gainesturner. I was happy to meet tian
Well, we started in 2002. Initially, the girls, we were engaged in Child Rights Movement and we were meeting different women leaders. We were six or seven young girls and all of the age range was from 1416. So when we saw no women or girl leadership in a civil society, as well, some of the organizations that claim to work for womens rights, but there is no representation. Mostly, the women and girls were either the receptionist or the material level but not at the decisionmaking. So we started work with the young girls. First, we volunteered because all of us had no experience working in an organization working for womens rights. So we volunteered with other women who were already working on womens rights. We volunteered with them for a few years and then we started our own work and started to work empowering young women in the communities. Your organization is expanding from pakistan to afghanistan. A different set of issues, a different set of culture, a different set of challenges.
States that will fully repeal the obama health law. A president who will reign in the power and cost and size of this behemoth federal government. We should eliminate the department of energy, environmental protection, education, and most importantly, lets get rid of the department of the interior. The land belongs to us not the federal government. Thats right. And we will elect a president that takes seriously his or her oath to defend the constitution of the United States, the greatest document created by mankind. The fight of our lifetimes. This is a fight we must win because you and i know one thing for sure. Freedom isnt free. Its up to you and me. Thank you. Thank you. We can do this. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. Recentr today, a discussion with the former secretary of state, madeleine albright, and condoleezza rice, along with robert gates. Russialk about u. S. And relations another foreignpolicy issues, including ukraine, iraq, and the u. S. Rol
Weapons system ever. It is supposed to replace virtually every other jet fighter in the United States military. This is a fighter that has amazing capabilities in a lot of ways. Martin the f35 is a supersonic computer, the most complex fighter jet ever built. Its also seven years behind schedule and 163 billion over budget. Well, my heart went boom when i crossed that room. I looked around and i could see the hysteria on some of these girls, tears streaming down their faces. girls screaming safer his name is Henry Grossman, a photographer who won the confidence of the beatles and any number of icons of the 20th century statesman and starlets, president s and pop stars. Lets see what these are. Safer the Wonderful World of Henry Grossman and the chronicle of an age, tonight on 60 minutes. Im steve kroft. Im lesley stahl. Im morley safer. Im bob simon. Im scott pelley. Those stories tonight on 60 minutes. thunder rumbling thunderclap bellowing fire steaming and chugging thunderclap cheer
They didnt want the immigrants to become public charges. So they demanded that each immigrant would be immigrant would deposit 500. And this money was supposed to be returned to him after two years. So it was really a sort of deposit with the cuban treasury. But the refugees did not it was very difficult for them to get 500. It was cheaper, 150. We didnt know exactly the difference. And they didnt believe that the money was really returned to them. So i dont know. Lets say 90 people multiplied by 500 it was more or less 4500 so i dont know. Lets say 90 people multiplied by 500 it was more or less 4500 Something Like this. This was the money that was requested by them. But according to what i studied, actually they didnt want this. He didnt want to have the he preferred to send out the boat. So it was the negotiations never came to really to a conclusion. One second, please. 10 marks to take out of germany. How could we put 500 . Thanks. We were allowed to take out anything we want. We