. >> we heard a lot of testimony about next gen in aviation. we have heard a lot about the delays associated with vests. aviation. i hear that not only are these delays costing the airlines efficiency in money but they are potentially costing us money. how much would we have saved if we had gotten next gen done on time? >> we can get to estimates of the accelerated benefits. in one piece of it, using required navigation performance in the seattle, tacoma airport, it is saving the airline a significant amount of money. it is the equivalent to taking a couple of thousand cars off the road in terms of environmental. >> i understand they are getting a route from a houston to corpus christi? >> the houston metroplex initiative is one of the early short-term benefits of next gen. i have met with the interdepartmental staff working on it and they take great pride in getting the approvals in designing the approaches and the other parts on an accelerated basis. they are literally committed to shaving years of of what would be a multi-year process. >> is

everything that we say about next gen, we believe is true. there is a concern about the lack of progress we have seen with the capital invested. we should see more progress. we are trying to work with the faa to get it in place. it is not easy. it takes a lot of work. it has to do with the way the people do things. in the case of a big system like this, were you only have that certain places, it is more complicated. you have to do certain things different in certain areas. all that is work. it takes time. we have not seen the results we should see from the capital investment. as a result, i am not particularly concerned about the lack of investment from sequestration, because we do not need the investment until we get what we have in place working. adding more investment -- i do not think it will give us any benefit. we need to focus on getting the benefits of the capital investment. those are my answers to your questions. that was not one and a half. but i am done. thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] >> doug, thank you so much. that was j

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they were so touched she yelled back to next-gen and they had that side of him and then they had this other side they just completely baffled me. >> what struck me in reading the book is coming dwight eisenhower was to richard nixon. it's amazing. >> i think a lot of that he wasn't even aware of it and he regarded everyone that worked for him as a staff and nixon was a lieutenant commander of the navy, and there again, eisenhower was a five-star general. i tried to get a sense of that today. we have four stars like david petraeus as the difference between huizenga the allied expeditionary forces in normandy or iraq as a magnitude jimmy roosevelt fdr's son wanted to run as a democrat. he could run with both parties and have different vice presidents with him. it is delivered and start off in a very bad way. i sure that you all know the story of the crisis which began with a story that nixon supported by a group of millionaires, a secretive group of millionaires and there was a lot of pressure to get him off the ticket and eisenhower wanted him off the ticket and long story short, mix a

. >>> se aprovechan dlajte la gen para mÁs detalle vayan a la pÁgina de internet y cÓmo evitar ser so esa sorprendidos y lo mÁs importante hay que denunciar los delitos. >>> el famoso nuevo millonario de nueva york, mario quezada quien ganÓ 238 millones de dÓlares en la mega loterÍa el pab sa sa sÁbado pasada tiene una deuda de 29 mil dÓlares por sus hijos, por lo general la divisiÓn de la loterÍa descuenta la suma a dade duda antes de entregar el premio, el feliz ganador puede ser sujeto a arresto si no salida esa doouleuda >>> el papa francisco estuvo en una cÁrcel de menores lavando los pies 12, entre ellos habÍan 2 chicas una de ellas musulmana, y luego reconoce centro de que estos jÓvenes los van ayudar y dijo hacer mÁs humilde, a ser un servidor como debe ser un obispo. >>> bueno seguimos en el tema porque hoy los cristianos re cuero quien el jueves santo y en varios lugares la celebraciÓn religiosas ocurriÓ en oficinas de inmigraciÓn, donde quienes piden una reforma migratoria, de alguna forma hicieron una especie de demostrar, estamos con los detalles desde san

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degree turn in terms of the working relationship that shows up and how we implement things like next gen with our work force. i would point out i think we run the risk of undoing an unraveling that. >> within the context structure, you can have a reduction in force, you can have furlough, if i understand correctly, by simply reducing the amount of paper our is not contractually allowed, is that correct? >> that is my understanding. the collective bargaining process with our air traffic controllers for furloughs. >> i just want to make sure we understand what the government can or cannot do. i want us to just stick to the ones that you could do at this juncture. >> with that we go to the gentleman from missouri. >> for the record, let me state to my friend from tennessee that the american people know exactly what is going on here in this congress, which is nothing. we shirk our responsibility with the circle of minutes we -- with the super committee. we shirk our responsibility with simpson-bowles. and they don't like it. the american people are smarter than that and they know that we are

the gen theological sem ear, new york city master of divine -- divinity with distinction. ordination england. cambridge university the u.k., ph.d. divinity. bar college new york, professord currently. institute of director, ten years and currently. church of st. john the evangelist. 18 years and currently. author over 30 wook including the acclaimed rabbi jesus and rabbi paul and the brand new mary magdalene, a biography. hobby. squash, astronee, theater. the reverend dr. bruce david chillson. >> reverend dr. chilton, this is your portrait here that you have chosen for the cover of your book. >>> you have the woman as described in had conversation between us. there is also this picture of st. mary magdalene by the artist 1533 in venice. that i believe is described in your book as the portrait in which mary wipes the feet of jesus -- wipes the body of jesus or was it the feet at the tomb? was it when he was living or dead? >> when he was alive, wiped the feet of jesus. >> she anointed him. tell us about that? >> there are two scene in the gospels in which this physical cont

to learn from them and their experiences you didn't mention the intervening generation the journey gen x. yeah yeah i mean i think there's i think there's a little bit of conflict between generation x. and y. you know i don't think there's much to the idea that it's become kind of generational warfare there but i think a lot of people in generation x. have again you know talking about what the what the dominant you know trend is here have a negative perception of millennial and i think a lot of that is because people in that generation are the prime managers of millennial in the workplace and there's been a lot of discussion about millennial and how they are as workers and i think part of the challenges you know that this generation was you know has these ideas of wanting to have meaningful lives in mind have a feeling work in trying to go out and address problems and challenges and i think that being you know when they're sort of in an office job being managed by often by someone in the immediately preceding generation it's a frustrating push in poll because one you know expand the ex

the rule of the british or if they wanted to go to the four argentine gen time rules they have a say but with the suction we don't have the c. he gave me the impression that there's not just this event a british government is the one like you every now and then you see you here in the news talking about human rights justice social justice and so on but they are the one that money the justice the chico seeing community have been fighting for their right to return to the islands ever since they winning some of their cool cases pushed. government have continually appealed blocking their progress every step of the way how differently that people have been treated there's been a government balloting or knocking on doors on their behalf or asking what they want the h word comes to mind. for how long are you going to punish us for how long we're going to live this life. we don't want to be here we don't want this life. we want to go back home. where we belong that's why we're trying to send us back home perhaps the most shocking thing about this story if this is simply something that happen

in china in you know or so that the new leader of gen x. being wants to go to the corruption this is absolutely fundamental for the legitimacy of the of the party and to tackle the mounting pressure on the n.p.r. unmanned and i think they will be able to do damage to that he's a team which is extremely experienced and these are manageable challenges of course you know they have to sustain their chinese run a songs they will do a great chinese education system i think especially the. asian stem. one of the challenges or so they are facing east to the big three of distribution off waiters in the country and from that point of view to be to social safety nets you a very important thing to do for the new. chinese government n.z. on all the challenges food security. security endure relations we do neighborhood and. so do waste i think we are going through a very. to change easy now world again the chinese run a stones being mostly built in fact of change so after a jump in here with one other question china has become the second largest world ec