Thank you, charles. Charles you got it. Liz well, this is the kind of recognition the nasdaq can does not want, folks, there is a reason the that nasdaq is by far taking the biggest punch. The chip stocks have taken a to to if announce ifed leg down led by nvidia. I cant remember seeing nvidia fall more than 8, but that is exactly whats happening. Now it is down9 9. 33 . Low oaf the session here falling about 79 to 767 a shear. Share. You can look right now because as a it falls through the 50day moving average which is considered a sell signal, a lot of the other chip names are following it down the rabbit hole including amd which is down 6 followed by micron. Youve got, you know, im looking at micron now down about 5 . In fact, most of the chip makers are tanking on investor fears that a perhaps interest with rates are will remain high which means cost of borrowing to grow might be a lot higher for longer. Weve got the socks index which is this basket of chipmakers down a full 4 . Ju
I think we will start if everybody has their coffee and we are ready to launch this. My name is jacky gillan and i am president for advocates of highway safety. I have the honor of introducing this mornings speaker, dr. Rosekind who is the 15th administrator of the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration and he was sworn into office this past december 2 22nd. I got to know him after he was appointed to serve on the National Transportation and safety board in 2010. We worked together on semple safety issues with impaired and distracted driving. Marks dedication is rooted in his professional life and professional career. He spoke about his father publically San Francisco Police Officer who tragically died into the line of duty by a driver who ran a red light. And like many other room in the men administrator rosekind married up. His wife is a successful pediatrician practicing in the San Francisco bay area. His studies and professional career prepared him well for the challenge of
Committee we rely on is something called nancy which is the National Counselor for local portability and they have made a recommendation for the contract for the entity that will provide that particular service. That is an item that got a lot of press over the last few weeks and that is one of the items on the agenda. You probably guessed i will talk about that as much other than to say we have a recommendation and we will vote on that at the march meeting are there concerns this would go a foreign head quartered company ericson . These are some of the things that have been looked out by not just the fcc, but you probably know there are a number of eyes on this particular item. You know rest assured all of the protocols and input we would have to consider those things have been done and we will have the capacity ability to make a decision based on all of that that has been cleared. That part has been done and we will be able to make a clean decision in a couple weeks. And one last ques
Inaccurate information, even though you were going into the office. Correct. Thank you. Miss rivers, thank you for your testimony. I think every member of this committee offers an apology and certainly our commitment well work with the people in the agencies to try and create law create legislation that will prevent this from happening to another american. So, thank you again for your testimony. Youre dismissed. Thank you. Our next witness will be sean bruin. He joins us today from the Social Security administration where he serves as a Senior Adviser for audit in the office of budget finance quality. Mr. Bruin. Thank you chairman johnson, members of the committee. Thank you for inviting me to discuss steps to strengthen the integrity of federal payments. I am senior advicer to the Deputy Commissioner for budget finance quality and management at the Social Security administration. My remarks will focus on our collection of death informationits accuracy, and how we share it with other a
Even more dialogue and probably more partnership with the government on this. This is a serious issue and will become a competitive issue. Is this deciding i want to be in Computer Science in fifth grade or fourth grade or is this something i can recover from if im 16 or 18 or 20 . I think theres vary opinions on that and i welcome the other panelists opinions on that, but what the data has suggested is that if you dont have the right math and Science Education k through 12 and especially through high school f you dont go to college f you dont have that basic math and science foundation, its hard to recover from. You dont have to be a Computer Scientist but the basic analytical skill youre going to need. So, we spend a lot of our intel teach, which has been a 25year foundational effort at intel, on teaching in the classroom, as part of our community effort, we send our own engineers out to teach k through 12 and to really teach teachers how to be better match and science teachers and a