I now give the floor to the representative of the republic of korea. Thank you, mr. President. I would like to thank you for convening this emergency meeting of the Security Council on the latest of their test conducted this sunday. I would like to take part in this important discussion. It is with a deep sense of disappointment, frustration, and anger that i address this council today. One year ago, when north korea conducted its fifth nuclear test, the Security Council issued a stern warning that nuclearreas continued tests would not be tolerated. Since then, north korea has fired 20 missiles in flagrant disregard of new council resolutions. We held onto one last ray of hope, that north korea may at least refrain from Additional Nuclear tests. Regrettably, the country has chosen a dangerous path in defiance of the stern warning of the international community. The Nuclear Tests conducted by north korea two days ago has proven to be its most powerful the spark. Thus far. Following the
Previous revolutions. In any event, occupational churn is at an alltime low, so theres nothing to worry about. Probably the truth is somewhere in between there. And, that is what this panel will talk about. Is automation an a. I. Substitute complement to human labor . First, we have diane bailey, associate professor at the school of information at ut austin. Her Current Research interests include remote occupational big data and health care. She conducts largescale empirical studies involving multiple countries. James bessen is from the Boston University school of law. He is an economist. James bessen is from the Boston University school of law. He is an economist. He does research on whether promote innovation, how technology affects jobs, skills, and wages. His latest book is learning by doing. Ece kamar is a researcher at microsoft research. She works in several subfields of ai. Planning, Machine Learning, multiagent and humancomputer. She particularly looks at the real word applica
Dollars. This is the type of waste that government. Sunday night 8 00 eastern on cspans q a. Washington journal continues. Host and as Congress Returns to on capitol hill after the play for the, full next couple days, weeks and to hs, as house gets back work today at 2 00 and senate back to work at 3 00. The front page of the new orleans advocate focuses on two major issues dealing with. Be the lead story position, congress likely to renew flood the Flood Insurance Program Needs to be addressed before the end of the month and the program. On the other side of the page, republicans split on trumps is deferred at action for childhood arrival plan weve been talking about this morning. Two of the many issues that congress is going to be dealing with. This morning as congress return what is is your op priority for lawmakers on capitol hill. Democrats, 2027488000. 2027488001. Independents, 2027488002. Well hear about your priorities until our program ends at 10 00 today. Wichita, kansas, lin
Your other point was about really the Community Providers and the type of care they deliver. You might have practiced inside and outside the va. I am note going to paint everyone the same picture. It happens to us a lot. I think there are a ton of Community Providers that are delivering extra care. Hopefully strenten them so you dont need to provide. We can provide them in house, timely and state of the art. Thats what i mean for certain things like spinal cord injury we need to make sure they are there to support our patients. At the same time for things that we think are provided at high quality in the community and maybe dont require that expertise as much like a quick exam, a colonoscopy and how do we make sure they are in our network. I think its part of our job to educate and provide resources. We started pretty much a free training program. They can get free cme credits. We have a four Course Program on military cultural competency. They can go to a web site, get that certificat
Administration is announcing its plans for the future of the daca program. Doris mizer, first help us understand who these socalled d. R. E. A. M. Ers are, how many are they, how long have they been in the United States on average . Well, theyre a group of people who were designated in the last administration by president obama as eligible for a program that he created, daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals. He created it in 2012, june of 2012, and said that young people whose parents had brought them here, whose parents are illegally in the country and therefore their children were eligible for deferral of deportation. As long as they had been in the country already for five years, were 16 years old, and were in school and of course didnt have any kind of a criminal record. And so that Program Began to be implemented in august of 2012 and since that time close to 800,000 people, young people who themselves are illegally in the country but were brought here as young people, in o