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Going to have none of us as individuals can protect ourselves. And it is not solved within the next year. Arthur . Yeah. And i think that it is also it is just another i think weve heard here that this is just going to be sort of another pressure on the health care sector, which parts of which have a lot of financial and other strains. And unfortunately this was an unforeseen consequence of i think unforeseen by most of the Meaningful Use Program and the effort to get the the needed effort to get computers into medical offices. And so and it was such a push to get the adoption of the Electroni...

Whi whitehouses point, theres been no warrant issued for these collections. And when the attention shifts to Americans Communications that are collected over a five year period with 90 plus thousand people outside the United States i think it becomes a moment when the Fourth Amendment would require court approval. Thank you. Last but not least, ms. Brand. Thank you. I would urge congress to reauthorize section 702. I dont think any changes are necessary. I would note that the law in our in depth review of the program and our lengthy report did not recommend legislative changes. We did recommen...

Scranton Intermediate School in pennsylvania to honor eighth graders for their second prize winning Video National immigration issues. During the ceremony, they donated their winnings to a local charity. Following this event, the bus drove to Clinton Township middle school in new jersey. Over 250 classmates, teachers, family members, and elected officials joined in the ceremony. A special thanks to comcast for helping to coordinate these community visits. You can view all the winning documents at studentcam. Org. The former president of the Civil Liberties union recently sat down to discuss Na...

[ inaudible ] im sorry. Can you just remind me . It was passed in 1902, made permanent in 1904 and it was repealed finally in 1943 during world war ii largely because china was our ally and yet when it was repealed it set a quota of 105 a year, so it was not really repealed. Its not until 1960 that immigration opens up for the chinese. 1882. Yes . So there were sympathetic views among the working class so the people who excluded wanted them excluded were not the working class or not voters, and was there anyone in china who had any voice, any power at all to respond. China at this point was an...

This is 40 minutes. It is a great pleasure to introduce today and welcome jeffrey immelt, the chairman and ceo of general electric, our newest corporate citizen. Dartmouthated from with a degree in applied sciences and went to harvard to get his mba. He spent his first 19 years at ge in Global Leadership ts biggestof i businesses including appliances, plastics, health care. , he succeeded jack welsh as the ceo. It is been said it is easier to succeed and inadequate ceo than an adequate one. So he had his work cut out for him. He succeeded the role four days before the 9 11 attacks. Nevertheles...