Trust case and julia olson, executive director, our Childrens Trust. So please welcome our wonderful panel and greet them for us. [applause] and well ask bill to begin. Well, we just saw, for those of you who havent heard, an amazing judicial feat today where the ninth circuit in a30 in a 30 opinion kept the temporary restraining order nationwide in place over the travel ban. And that is [cheers and applause] its wonderful news, and its an excellent example about how our courts who serve as the third branch of government check the other two branches, the congress and the executive, when they overstep their bounds. But courts dont just stop actions, courts can cause actions, courts can cause the executive branch to take steps. And thats the basis of our suit. And with that, im going to turn it over to julia olson, executive directer of our Childrens Trust and colead counsel on our case. Thanks, phil. And thanks, everyone, for being here tonight. Thanks to ann and the Commonwealth Club f
From Northampton Community college in bethlehem, pennsylvania, this is just under one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] thank you for that. Lets start things more formally. I would like everybody who can rise to rise and lets say the pledge of allegiance. Flagdge allegiance to the of the United States of america. And to the republic for which it stands. Under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. I want you to know, i am here because i work for you. [applause] im not here to lecture at you. My hope is we all learn something from each other tonight. There are some other people who work for you that i want to introduce to you. They are all people who work in the district, in pennsylvania, in the 17th Congressional District and i want you to get to know who they are in case you need to call upon them for help. Starting with my district director, mr. Bob martin morgan. Bob is also an Economic Development specialist. I first learned about what it is to be a member of
Affordable care act. I shared ideas on how to improve health care. Other speakers included representatives from planned parenthood and the Service Employees International Union. This is an hour and 15 minutes. Let me first introduce myself. I am gary rzeznik. I have the honor and privilege of being the mayor of wilson son honors. Wilton manors. I would like to open my City Commission meeting with a pledge to the flag and some good news. If you could join me in a pledge to the flag. A fledpledge allegiance to the of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. As i indicated, i also like to share a little bit of good news. We had some excellent news a couple hours ago. Senator frank artiles, from the state senate resigned. I dont know if it is appropriate but i dont think there is any room in the Florida Legislature who makes bigoted, racism and homophobic remarks. So im happy to see
Mr. Macron thank you. Macron n [cheers] voila. Mr. Macron there we go. There we go. My fellow countrymen, today sunday, april 23, the french people have spoken. Our country is going through unprecedented times in its history, marked by terrorism, economic crisis, social suffering, ecological urgency, and the answer is brilliant. The answer was to go and vote massively. The people decided to take me on to the second round of president ial elections. [cheers] macron macron i am humbled by this. This is a tremendous responsibility thrust upon me. I want to take advantage of this opportunity to present my greetings to all the other candidates. Fillon. Thank you all for having applauded all of them now. This is exactly what you should have done, what you are doing. It looks like what we should be doing. I know that those who supported those candidates are very disappointed, very disappointed themselves. And i should like to thank four already having said that they would vote for me on the s
Particular, the benefit risk ratio for a child because of school and die care and without monitor that sometimes occurs from perhaps child abuse but most importantly for all children the opportunity cost of a brain which is forming and not having access to the information that will help that brain form optimally. Now, has there been any kind of risk benefit ratio for the child . Yes, theyre at risk for kawasakis but particular risk for missing out of a year of education, particularly those from less enriched backgrounds. I guess im very concerned about that tension. What are your thoughts on that . No, you make a very good point, senator cassidy. This is a very difficult of the unintended consequences in trying to do something that is important for the risk of having a resurgence of an outbreak and unintended consequences of having children out of school. I appreciate that. But i dont have an easy answer to that. I just dont. We have to see on a stepbystep basis as we get into a period