Could sway the president ial election. We begin our program this morning asking what is the best way to bring jobs back to the rest else and to the rust belt and who do you trust to do that . You can also catch up with us on social media. On twitter. On facebook. A very good sunday morning to you. We begin talking to viewers in ust belt aboutr the best way to bring back jobs. The young the Unemployment Rate in this region is different. 6. 7 percent. In ohio, 5. 1 . Indiana, 5 . Michigan, 4. 7 , the national rate. With those numbers in mind, the leading candidates for the presidency traveled to those states this past week to talk about jobs and the economy. Some of the headlines generated from those visits include this from political uprising from the rust belts. In the New York Times today, rust geltnald trumps allu belt allure. Pittsburghp was near when he talked about the legacy of jobs being lost in the rust belt. Donald trump pittsburgh played a central role in building our nation.
[gavel] good morning everyone. Welcome to our speed was Committee Meeting of thursday, june 30, 2016. Im katie tang chair of the committee. Joined by vice chair supervisor eric martinmilius to my left melia cohen to our clerk is derek evans and from speedy sfgov tv we like to thank jim smith. Any announcements . Yes. Please sounds all electronic devices. Items acted upon today will be on the july 12, 2016 board of supervisors board of agenda unless otherwise stated thank you please call adam one item 1 [reading code] thank you. I believe we have supervisor peskins office. Thank you chairman tang and supervisors mar and cohen and thank you for consideration of this item this mentor apologizings supervisor peskin is not able to join the discussion. The Charter Amendment before you is a simple Good Government measure that seeks to provide oversight and transparency to 2 acres of the city housing and Community Development function. A supervisor peskin stated in his local comments the combi
Good morning everyone. Welcome to our speed was Committee Meeting of thursday, june 30, 2016. Im katie tang chair of the committee. Joined by vice chair supervisor eric martinmilius to my left melia cohen to our clerk is derek evans and from speedy sfgov tv we like to thank jim smith. Any announcements . Yes. Please sounds all electronic devices. Items acted upon today will be on the july 12, 2016 board of supervisors board of agenda unless otherwise stated thank you please call adam one item 1 [reading code] thank you. I believe we have supervisor peskins office. Thank you chairman tang and supervisors mar and cohen and thank you for consideration of this item this mentor apologizings supervisor peskin is not able to join the discussion. The Charter Amendment before you is a simple Good Government measure that seeks to provide oversight and transparency to 2 acres of the city housing and Community Development function. A supervisor peskin stated in his local comments the combined budg
Well, good evening and welcome to the kansas city public library. I am henry fortunato, director of public affairs. I want to thank you all for participating in my ongoing Stealth Campaign to provide speaking opportunities for all of my buds from graduate school. My all the guys i went to graduate school with at the university of kansas. Tonights entrant in that category is brian allen drake. An up and coming environmental historian who studied under the incomparable donald warster and now hes a lecturer in history at the university of georgia. But before i tell you any more about brian, let me introduce the topic of his talk by adapting an opening line that another one of our fellow graduate students used every fall on the first day of the undergraduate history classes that he taught. 100 years from now, he would say, all of you will be dead. Hows that for a wakeup at 8 00 in the morning for sleepy undergraduates . 100 years from now, all of you will be dead, and unless you accomplish
Afford or they can risk a loss they cannot door. That is why it is so urgent that we Work Together to get to the bottom of this. I want to focus my questions on some of what i think are the market breakdowns for lack of competition. We have to make some reforms. When your Company Bought the , that was 2007. How many were sold then . Much less than today. There is a lot of head scratching going on here. I totally appreciate that. There has been a lot of misinformation, understandably so given the complexity that many of you have acted out. Pointed out. Im going to ask you to get your graph out where the wholesale Acquisition Price is just under eight bucks. Then you go down to the bottom and that is the 50 per profit. That 50 sounds reasonable. , whoebates and allowances is getting all that money . The other between people in the supply chain. The pharmacy benefit managers, retail pharmacy, wholesalers and insurers. Provide,rvice they best it to negotiate a price with the pharmaceutical