Good evening, colombia [applause] the view from here is absolutely marvelous. Came to stes ee all of the view from here is absolutely marvelous. 22 candidates came to see all of you. There is no other state with that number of candidates all in one place. You are special. My task is to introduce to you the members of congress who have joined us from all over the country. If they would join me on the stage, i would appreciate it. These members are the ones not running for president. First, we have the representative from california 13th district. Secondly, we have the 11th district of ohio. Next, representative Cedric Richmond from the Second District in louisiana. Next, the 17 district of illinois. She is probably out there with you. Next, the representative from the 17th district of california. We have some coming to the stage now. Next we have the Fourth District of nevada. Last but not least we have representative Joe Cunningham. From the First District of South Carolina. And becaus
The song and so many others that were part of the soundtrack of a generation. Gregg allman has died. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz belart. Good evening. President trump returns home tonight after a whirlwind trip that saw him meet with dozens of World Leaders in five different countries. When air force one touches down at andrews this evening, the president will be greeted by a storm of political controversy that has grown since he left more than a week ago. The epicenter of that storm, reports that his soninlaw and trusted adviser Jared Kushner asked russians about the possibility of setting up a secret Communications Link with the kremlin that would circumvent official u. S. Government channels. Our Kelly Odonnell has been traveling with the president and files tonights report from sicily. Reporter in the air over sicily today the president capped his nineday journey of nearly 30,000 miles with
This discussion this morning is may be morertant, important, just as important as the Health Care Discussion we just came from this morning. We are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us. Judy marks from siemens and zoe foundation. He today, we will be talking about workforce training and apprenticeship. This is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city wetes can mainly because governors have an incentive to get this right. The employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. That absolutely includes fouryour college, community college, career and technical andation, but it includes needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expanding here in rhode island. We are big believers in the apprenticeship model. Very early on in my term, we received a grant from the federal government around apprenticeship. We have dozens of apprenticeship
We just had a lively discussion with secretary price. We are a bit delayed here. This discussion this morning is no less important, may be more important, maybe more important, just as important as the Health Care Discussion that we just came from this morning. We are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us, judy marks from siemens, thank you for joining us, and zoe baird from the markell foundation. Today, we will be talking about workforce training and job training and specifically apprenticeships. This is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city states can mainly because we governors have an incentive to get this right. The employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. That absolutely includes fouryour college, community college, career and technical education, but it includes and needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expa
We just had a lively discussion with secretary price. We are a bit delayed here. This discussion this morning is no less important, may be more important, maybe more important, just as important as the Health Care Discussion that we just came from this morning. We are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us, judy marks from siemens, thank you for joining us, and zoe baird from the markell foundation. Today, we will be talking about workforce training and job training and specifically apprenticeships. This is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city states can mainly because we governors have an incentive to get this right. The employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. That absolutely includes fouryour college, community college, career and technical education, but it includes and needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expa