Pamela, earned a injuries doctor and a public law certificate from the university of San Francisco school of law and became a member of the state bar of california in 2010. She chaired the Student Bar Association diversity committee, nationally recognized with the american Bar Association henry j. Ramsey jr. Award towards advancement of diverse individuals. Pamela also earned a bachelor of arts at the university of california at davis. Leland reuben was born and raised in San Francisco, where he first developed a strong passion for working with l÷papn community. He currently oversees the intensative job readiness and works with the Housing Authority to help residents overcome barriers and develop Workforce Skills that help secure full time employment. Prior to joining good will mr. Reuben worked at the San Francisco Sheriffs Department as director of the new violence alliance. And finally, Martha Hollands a graduate of Balboa High School and a former student of city college with an aa
And so im still trying to understand what is so unique and so different about whats happened that we need this now, even though for all these decades that has not been the case. And the second point is i want to be very clear. I dont know that anyone is saying taking care of the Little Things that happen in a neighborhood are not important. Those things are what make the life of a neighborhood work. The pothole is as important as any piece of legislation because it is critical to the daily life of that individual. But what we are saying is that if i have a pothole in my neighborhood, i am not going to come to the board of supervisors, and pass citywide legislation to address it. The question is whether or not this legislation, this citywide ban, is the best way to deal with this serious situation. Some of us question whether or not it is. And so thats the difference. But to say that somehow that means that we dont care about the nuts and bolts of what happens in a neighborhood, that is
Well, i hope youll all join me in thanking ambassador cui. [applause] a live picture now from the new America Foundation here in washington. They host a discussion looking at the Obama Administration and the press, more specifically a new report by the committee to protect journalists which investigates press Freedom Conditions during the obama presidency. Leonard downie is the journalism professor at Arizona State university and former executive editor of the Washington Post to other speakers included Senior Correspondent for the Washington Post. This is live coverage on cspan2. It should start shortly. Hello, welcome in america. Im managing editor at new america which means i added the new digital magazine weekly walk. Im actually here to welcome you to this event. The Obama Administration and the press. If you havent had a chance to see this report, which i have come it made me want to rename the group that wrote it Community Protect sources. Its all about protecting sources but tho
And the agencys, the Health Care Sector achieve those ends. Multi payer approaches, and the last area i touch on is any one of these buckets, affects everything, there is a recognition that the turn will exist. And a continuing of coverage and people the specially in lower income brackets do have frequent income changes that result in the eligibility king. And how we manage it. We had less focus in states and renewal, strategies, techniques than we have on enrollment for obvious reasons. Now the we had federal guidance for the health program, a court of the option, a way to deal with the turn. And tennessee being the first with that but Washington State as an apple held plus options they are working on which two each ps will serve as families and individuals churning away there are individuals that dont have different types of coverage. That is my 10,000 foot overview. My colleagues are going to fill in on some of these topics and different topics. Un want to acknowledge there are othe
Elderly. Pamela, earned a injuries doctor and a public law certificate from the university of San Francisco school of law and became a member of the state bar of california in 2010. She chaired the Student Bar Association diversity committee, nationally recognized with the american Bar Association henry j. Ramsey jr. Award towards advancement of diverse individuals. Pamela also earned a bachelor of arts at the university of california at davis. Leland reuben was born and raised in San Francisco, where he first developed a strong passion for working with l÷papn community. He currently oversees the intensative job readiness and works with the Housing Authority to help residents overcome barriers and develop Workforce Skills that help secure full time employment. Prior to joining good will mr. Reuben worked at the San Francisco Sheriffs Department as director of the new violence alliance. And finally, Martha Hollands a graduate of Balboa High School and a former student of city college w