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Very strong from the institutional point of view with a long and very deep experience in dealing with these kind of things so we are trying to manage the situation with our own means but at the same time because we don't have still an exact dimension of all the consequences in different part of the country we left the question open for talking with government and friends all over the world in the next hours and next days for eventually if we need cooperation for this situation. >> what is the immediate plan that -- as far as you know for dealing with the first night once darkness falls and you...

Very strong from the institutional point of view with a long and very deep experience in dealing with these kind of things so we are trying to manage the situation with our own means but at the same time because we don't have still an exact dimension of all the consequences in different part of the country we left the question open for talking with government and friends all over the world in the next hours and next days for eventually if we need cooperation for this situation. >> what is the immediate plan that -- as far as you know for dealing with the first night once darkness falls and you...

Evaluation meeting in just some minutes, so i'm going to get some instruction. the first reaction for us is to say that, well, our country is very strong from the institutional point of view with a long experience in dealing with these kind of tragedies. so we're trying to manage the situation with our own means. but at the same time, because we don't have an exact dimension of all the consequences in different parts of the country, we left this question open for talking with government and friends all over the world in the next hours and next days for eventually if we need some cooperation fo...

Gop health care bill will delay the rollback of medicaid expansion to at least 2023, but millions of americans may lose coverage even sooner that that. and that's because many states won't have the money to keep running the program. it has to do with the federal match rate. the expansion covers 11 million low-income adults in 31 states, and the government covers 90% of the cost. that's a higher rate than for traditional participants. medicaid has a huge turn rate. if adults drop out, they have to re-enroll at the lower traditional rate. that's where states run into problems. at least eight hav...

I wrote minor things about that earlier. not enough attention was paid to the fact that it was bound to have winners and losers and that the losers were bound to try to express themselves in some kind of political reaction. in my view in the present situation one has to i'm certain insist on nailing him into positions that he had taken in the campaign on which he doesn't insist. if he insists on them, then of course this agreement will become expressed, but if he develops another program and leaves the question open of what he said in the campaign, one should not make that the desired