My name is doug ducey. Im the governor of arizona. Its really my pleasure today to introduce someone who has led the fight on Human Trafficking for many years. Its someone im proud to be able to call a dear friend, someone who, through her work at the Mccain Institute and as cochair of the arizona Human Trafficking council, has proven to be indispensable in the fight to end Human Trafficking. We are so glad that she could be here today to share her wisdom with us. Will you please join me in giving a very warm nga welcome to mrs. Cindy mccain. [ applause ] cindy, would you take the floor for a few moments . I think that i have learned so much about this issue and i still remember in 2009 when you personally called and said that we were going to do something about this in the state of arizona, and i have been able to see what has happened to the state, but it was an issue that was so new to me at the time, and the reason that i have knowledge of it is because of you, and part of the reas
Who truly needs to introduction. As you know hes vice chairman of the Senate Select committee on intelligence. Im going to be presiding over this discussion. The meeting is the annual kenneth a. Moscow lecture on Homeland Security and counterterrorism. This is an annual lectureship that honors the memory of kenneth a. Moscow who was a long time member of the council with a distinguished career in the Intelligence Community. Further details on his life and his many professional accomplishments can be found in the booklet that you have at your seat. I do want to extend a special welcome to the members and guests of the moscow family who are here with us today seated at the center table. Welcome to you. So without further ado, ill just say i will invite senator warner, he will speak for about ten minutes and then ill have the opportunity to ask him questions for about 20 minutes and then at 1 00 we will open it up for questions from members. So without further ado, senator mark warner. Th
Relations in washington, d. C. Good afternoon, everyone. What a cheerful looking group. I am Judy Woodruff with the pbs newshour and im delighted to be here with all of you at this council and Foreign Relations meeting with senator mark warner who truly needs to introduction. As you know hes vice chairman of the Senate Select committee on intelligence. Im going to be presiding over this discussion. The meeting is the annual kenneth a. Moscow lecture on Homeland Security and counterterrorism. This is an annual lectureship that honors the memory of kenneth a. Moscow who was a long time member of the council with a distinguished career in the Intelligence Community. Further details on his life and his many professional accomplishments can be found in the booklet that you have at your seat. I do want to extend a special welcome to the members and guests of the moscow family who are here with us today seated at the center table. Welcome to you. So without further ado, ill just say i will in
As you know hes vice chairman of the Senate Select committee on intelligence. Im going to be presiding over this discussion. The meeting is the annual kenneth a. Moscow lecture on Homeland Security and counterterrorism. This is an annual lectureship that honors the memory of kenneth a. Moscow who was a long time member of the council with a distinguished career in the Intelligence Community. Further details on his life and his many professional accomplishments can be found in the booklet that you have at your seat. I do want to extend a special welcome to the members and guests of the moscow family who are here with us today seated at the center table. Welcome to you. So without further ado, ill just say i will invite senator warner, he will speak for about ten minutes and then ill have the opportunity to ask him questions for about 20 minutes and then at 1 00 we will open it up for questions from members. So without further ado, senator mark warner. Thank you for that int introduction
A Remote Control on which there are various switches that turn on the systems, so she knows them all and knows when to turn them on. Marina vasilevskaya took the exam today on the russian segment of the iss. Belet with oleg navitsky was in charge of the task. He admitted that it was his first time flying with such a beautiful lineup. Well, i think that this is a small bonus for me, probably for previous flights, that the crew is made up of two. Of course, all this talk to defuse the situation, too much depends on passing the exam. Well done marina, anastasia , well done, they did it, they are very hardworking, diligent, this is the main quality, it seems to me, and carefully, only after sitting comfortably, you can go to the centrifuge, in general they say that those people who make it before the centrifuge they are healthy, and 99 of the people who pass these. Tests for applicants for space flight. It was from the footage at the centrifuge that we first learned who she was, then just