foundation to incorporate some of the latest technologies in terms of environmental sustainability and creating a system. i guess that is the point. not just projects in isolation, but a system that connects our city projects with state and federal buildings, so this is a really big part of that promise that we made a year or so ago. 600 permanent jobs. 1300 advertised. mike from building construction trades -- i think he can appreciate as much or more than anyone else the importance of this project. mike was in with my friend in the construction trade, say in what is the latest on this for about three years. here we are, finally, and real folks being put to work, and that is a wonderful thing. that is again i think the real excitement and enthusiasm that brings us here today. thank you all for coming out. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. thank you for your support. sometimes, you hear things about the best, the most efficient, all that stuff. to give you a few examples, example number one, energy use in this building compared to a building of this size in san francisco, we will be

foundation, which has worked with pharmaceutical companies to make aids drugs more affordable for millions, and to hundreds of other organizations across america that are finding innovative ways to deliver life-saving and life improving care to people worldwide. churches and faith communities have also led the fight to bring treatment to those in need. including by deploying health volunteers that sometimes face dangerous circumstances to serve people in places where little or no care exists. just two weeks ago, medical volunteers from several countries, including the united states, were murdered in afghanistan as they traveled from village to village to treat eye conditions and run a dental clinic. that was a terrible loss for the families, terrible loss for the world, and it was a terrible loss for this people who had been and would have benefited from their health. stories like these remind us that strengthening global health is not only a deeply held priority for our government, but for many american citizens and our nation as a whole. and it is an important part of our national story

foundation, which has worked wh pharmaceutical companies to make aids drugs more affordable for millions, and to hundreds of other orgazations across america that are finding innovative ways to deliver life-saving and life- improving care to people worldwide. churches and faith communities have also led the fight to bring treatment to those in need, including by deployi health volunteers, who sometimes face dangerous circumstances to serve people in places where little or no care exists. just two weeks ago, medical volunteers from several countries, including the united states, were murdered in afghanistan as they traveled from village to village to treat eye conditions and run a dental clini that was a terrible loss for the families, a terrible loss for the wor, and it was a terrible loss for those people who had been and would have benefited from their help. so stories like these remind us that strengthening global health is not only a deeply held priority for our government, but for many american citizens and our nation as a whole. and it is an important part of our national story, on

later, the heritage foundation releases a policy position on a number of issues including the federal budget, the u.s. economy, and foreign policy. live coverage begins at noon, eastern. [applause] >> now secretary of state henry clinton on the obama administration's global health initiative. she will discuss the $63 billion investment that focuses on the health of women, children, and new boards throughout the world. the remarks are at johns hopkins university's school of international service. it is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> welcome, madam secretary, honored guests, and the community. i am the dean. this is the school of advanced international studies known as sais. this is a special greeting for me to our first -- who i hav e officially welcomed the students yet. students come from more than 70 countries, and even with u.s. and cabinet officials, it is our custom to highlight the stepping stones in the careers of every speaker at the school. secretary clinton needs no such introduction. her fame extends around the world and across the generations. so let me offer instead two

it's good for the industry. >> and the clinton foundation does wonderful, wonderful work. it's not like they had money their whole life. finally, they are in a position fiscally to do wonderful things. why not? they have also helped the economy. >> it's a stimulus plan, right? >> it's the wedding stimulus plan. >> matt, i brought something to show you. this was the personal bridesmaid president that jacquelyn kennedy gave to her bridesmaids in 1953. on the front it has her initials, jacquelyn lee bouvier. on the back, june 12, 1953, st. mary's church. >> we don't know what chelsea gave to her bridesmaids. >> we probably never will. >> we were told the guests received clinton vine yard wines. >> nothing to do with the clintons. just the same name. >> thank you very much for wrapping up the wedding of the decade. we appreciate it. >>> coming up next, should you want your family to be more like the huxtables or the cast of "everybody loves raymond." the impact family interactions ca.veyo kids righ after this. [ female announcer ] food myth #9. [ woman ] chopping and peeling c

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