And uc davis. She was one of the 58 who was killed in las vegas. Rob was at the vigil and tells us many People Struggle to find words. Reporter we had a small crowd. About 100 people. Some of them are still here. Many of them struggling to find words to describe the life of michelle. They did say her spirit will live on. In the face of this tragedy. They came with pictures candles and love in their hearts. Difficult words tonight came from the older sister of michelle bowe. She called me at 1 00 on sunday. I was busy. I regret not picking up the phone. I called her back. And she said she said i will call you back later. Reporter michelle lost her life that night. She was full of life. Love to travel and work as an Insurance Agent in los angeles. Those who knew her say she had a lot more to accomplish before her life was cut short. I think everyone who died had all that plan for them. Reporter while las vegas mourns San Jose City hall rotunda chosen for the vigil because it represents u
From a long line of witnesses. Illegal conversion of the properties to hotel and inns. Sam airbnb put a lot of money in the d. C. Homeowner pockets. Its a popular and expensive destination. Visitors get break to stay in a persons home. But it would ban converting apartment buildings to airbnbs. They decided to take money taking the rental units off the market. Sam the build would require the hosts to get the licenses, maintain records, have the d. C. R. A. Inspection. No one guest more than 30 days. The host would have to rent 15 days a year when not at home. Some airbnb hosts say they might need to take care of her sick mother longer than 15 days. It worries me that some developer is a bad actor but it is hurting the common people. In mcduffie says he is open to perhaps extending the days somewhat. But egyptair wants 1 but airbnb wants 180 days and mcduffie is not expected to go that high. The bill is not expected to a vote until late may. We will have more coming up at 5 00, includin
With on the president s commission on opioid addiction. Where is our host . Governor Gina Raimondo . Shes late to her own party. Shell be joining us up here later along with roy as well as our distinguished speakers to talk about this Opioid Epidemic which is a relevant issue for us all. Its now claiming the lives of an estimated 90 americans a day. I am not the first person to make that mistake. In massachusetts we had about 2,000 deaths in 2016, more than five deaths per day, more than all the deaths associated with automobile accidents and gunshots combined. There was a 22 increase in opioid related ems transports between 2015 and 2016. In the First Quarter of 2017, the number of opioid prescriptions dispensed in massachusetts declined by 23 compared with the same period in 2015 and by 13 compared with the first three months of 2016. Thats for a number of reasons but among them in massachusetts you cant graduate from nursing school, dental school, Pharmacy School unless you take and
I want to welcome you all here today to talk about one of the most important issues that affects every state in the country, every community in the country, every neighborhood in the country, and that is the Opioid Epidemic that runs across this wonderful country of ours. This wonderful country of ours. I am charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts and vice chair of the ngas health and Human Services committee and i am especially pleased to be joined today by governor roy cooper from North Carolina, who i served with on the president s commission on opioid addiction, and where is our host, governor raimondo. Is she here . She is late to her own party. Gina will be joining us later along with roy along with our other distinguished speakers to talk about this Opioid Epidemic which is a pertinent and relevant issue for all of us. The Opioid Epidemic is claiming the lives of an estimated 90 americans a day. Im not the first person to make that mistake. In massachusetts, we had about 20
I want to welcome you all here today to talk about one of the most important issues that affects every state in the country, every community in the country, every neighborhood in the country, and that is the Opioid Epidemic that runs across this wonderful country of ours. This wonderful country of ours. I am charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts and vice chair of the ngas health and Human Services committee and i am especially pleased to be joined today by governor roy cooper from North Carolina, who i served with on the president s commission on opioid addiction, and where is our host, governor raimondo. Is she here . She is late to her own party. Gina will be joining us later along with roy along with our other distinguished speakers to talk about this Opioid Epidemic which is a pertinent and relevant issue for all of us. The Opioid Epidemic is claiming the lives of an estimated 90 americans a day. Im not the first person to make that mistake. In massachusetts, we had about 20