Thank you for the opportunity to elude our new Automation Task force for the conference. Meetinghad a great talking about the different ways that automation will change our work as employers and enterprises, as policymaking bodies, as economies, and as communities. We are looking forward to convening again as a task force this spring and would welcome any mayors or partners who would like to be part of the conversation. Before we do that, we have an opportunity right here to talk about one of the most interesting and important questions not unrelated to automation that affects our work is mayors Going Forward, and that is the future of work. We are starting this conversation at a time that we are rethinking how and where people work and how entrepreneurs can collaborate in their workspaces. This is something that our Title Sponsor knows an awful lot about. Since it began in 2010, we work has changed the game on how and where people go to work by designing, building, and operating a Glo
Training to have medicaid expansion. We did this in Public Housing when i was mayor of charlotte which was effective and we want to know if there is any more flexibility or is that the line drawn in that area. I want to congratulate you on you reaching out for us and the honest dialogue. Sylvia in terms of the benchmarks, that is something we will get back to you and your team directly on. With regard to the question of work and how we think about that particular issue with regard to health, in terms of one of the things that is an important thing that both sides agree on that was an important changes that preexisting condition shouldnt keep you from an ability to get health insurance. Maybe how one gets to that maybe, the idea that health care is not a conditional thing. Health care differ by a number of things. Different from tan of tanf. Having said that, we think that there are incredibly strong ways. Were with you on work. That is a place where we would like to see it would be gre
A lot of areas where we can move forward. Thank you all very much and thanks for having me again. National Governors Association also held assumption on scripture drug abuse Prescription Drug abuse in the u. S. Mary bona also created the Prescription Drug abuse caucus. This is one hour and 20 minutes. If i could have your attention, lets take our seats so that we can get our joint session started. First of all, i am governors Steven Beshear from kentucky. I chair the mga health and Human Services committee. Welcome to all the governors who are here. This is a joint session of the health and Human Services committee and the Homeland Security and Public Safety committee. Joining me is vice chair of our Committee Governor bill haslam of tennessee. Im pleased we been able to come together with Homeland Security and Public Safety committee for todays discussion regarding the nations opioid crisis. I want to thank the leadership of the other committee, governor Rick Schneider of michigan, go
Choctaw reservation last week talking about that. What are the sources of wandering . Is the universal service fund useful to you now and what would we have to do to improve its . Look at the federal government do in terms of funding for tribal infrastructure . Particularly for those tribes that might have more difficult the . Im thinking of the pueblos in new mexico or the tribes at the grand canyon smaller and less funding available. How were these funds helpful to you the once a helpful to the wants of we do have in these programs that we these programs that we do have are they . Thank you congressman pallone and you are always welcome. With usf funding Stable Funding mechanisms are critical. Where they have to develop the climate bank plans are land federal Funding Sources to be there to begin with. Providing funding for the structure build outs and that is critical to the longterm sustainability of these telecommunications providers. Are you using funds from universal service now
Captioning by vie dak underwritten by firemans fund. Good evening. Welcome to this week in northern california. Joining me for insight and analysis of news from the week are jill tucker, San Francisco chronicle education reporter. David baker, Energy Reporter also with the chronicle. Josh richman, Bay Area News Group politics reporter, and karen said, San Francisco chronicle business reporter. Richmond may become the first city to use Eminent Domain to combat foreclosure programs offering to buy underwater mortgages and help refinancing with homes. If they refuse, the city is threatening to seize the workaging anyway. Filing a lawsuit to block the move while investors on wall street are watching closely. Carolyn, how would this plan work and why is there such strong opposition to it . You just said, richmond is threatening to become the first in the country to exercise its power of Eminent Domain in a radical plan. Richmond and the private partner, a forprost Investment Firm that its p