Is, the policies of the city that are instituted in the practice that increase the welfare load and the people that are not food insecure needing services from the city that are very expensive. Mental hel and this physical health. How much money comes to the city compared to the welfare costs treating the people that are addicted and are encourage td in the sros and also in the city shelters. And by the policies, of exemptions of the talking about that subject matter to the client and then to the staff. And, they, the center for disease control, has had a report, that shows that it is 7 per pack of cigarettes, and that houses the Economic Cost and half of it is a lowered life exexpectancy and the cost of raising human beings and the life through certain, by ten or 20 years and now it is inaudible and i encourage, and in the smoking room in the shelters is the place that generate thises into the sros and you have no smoking and a smoke free building. Thank you. Moving from the shelter.
Country. Thats not all nature in the u. S. But thats true in western europe and the u. S. And india and i was just in japan and is true in in japan. Interest in food disproportionally more powerful than the numbers are an especially when you consider the number veaux in rural settings. In the u. S. This disproportionate power, notice im not saying excessive power. I say disproportionate power is baked into our constitution from the fact that each state has two senators. Whether its wyoming with 700,000 people or california with over 50 Million People they are each represented by the exact same number of people in our government. The senate is the great protector of agriculture and it has been since the beginning of time and still remains that way whereas the house of representatives may have 40 or 50 members that are predominantly Food Production districts. Every United States senator represents at least some Food Production and that includes the smaller states like rhode island and de
Public Health Emergency preparedness. He was also the acting assistant to the president for domestic policy during which time he ran the domestic policy council. He is presently writing a book about president s and disasters and how they respond to them. He has a bachelors of science and industry and Labor Relations from cornel and an emmy and ph. D. In American Civilization from the university of texas at austin and our fourth panelist is dr. Tara zubaydah Mission Manager and senior fellow at in detail. Dr. Otoole was undersecretary for science and technology at the department of Homeland Security. She served from november 2009 to september 2013. She before that was the ceo and director of the center for biosecurity at the university of Pittsburgh Medical Center and a professor of medicine and Public Health at the university of pittsburgh. She also was a major designer and after into major biorelated exercises and before that one known as dark winter in the other known as atlantic sto
Health disability and when i was young he helped my mom take care of me and make sure that i was able to function throughout and growing up. And i am not able to help him now. But, what i am here to do today, is to ask, to remember, all of the people that are not here that are affected we need to make sure that everyone has access to food. And good quality food. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you. Thank you. And next speaker. My name is tilen, and i am the director for a campaign for better nutrition and i serve on the cool district and much longer than i like to admit. One of the things that iment to talk about is a number of important things that have been raised to the healthy food purchase supplement and we had an opportunity in San Francisco to go to the holy grail of Public Policy we take the local innovation to drive National Policy and we know that it is difficult to be innovative around food where they are cutting food stamps by millions of dollars and what we have a
That will do it for this mornings washington journal. Back tomorrow morning at 7 00 eastern. Lots of politics coverage coming up today. Well see you back tomorrow morning at 7 00. Thanks. [captions Copyright National able satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] coming up in about half an hour, former agriculture dan glickman. Hell be speaking to the Johns Hopkins school of advanced studies and well bring that to you live starting at 10 350er7b. Coming up live at Health Policy specialists take part in the discussion about the u. S. Response to ebola dough domestically. Starting at noon eastern. And tonight our campaign 2014 coverage will continue. Massachusetts governors debate gets under way at 8 00 this evening between democrat Martha Coakley and republican Charlie Baker. We invite you to participate through facebook and twitter as we watch that debate tonight. Here