Works to inform National Policy discussions. And in Silicon Valley another tech pubs to develop tech cups. 2020, one of the Biggest National challenges we face, is all the National Challenge or elections during the covid19 pandemic. Today we are honored to host leading experts from the National Intergovernmental communities that administers our nations elections and protects state and local governments informations. First we will hear a presentation from jeff perry health for the director at the department of Homeland Security. His presentation will be followed by discussion by including questions from the audience and we will be using the chat function here and zoom to ask questions. After that the second half of our program will feature a discussion with representatives of associations of State Government leaders. The Cybersecurity Program manager when the National Association of secretaries of state brady and maggie, a Program Director for Homeland Security Public Safety at the Nati
My name is caitlin emma. I am a federal budget and congressional appropriations reporter on capitol hill for politico. Just a quick reminder to you guys here in the audience and those tuning in on the lifestream, tweet your questions with the hashtag statesolutions. I have a circuit here and i will track those and hopefully we will get to one or two at the end of our time today. So i am here with rhode island governor gina raimondo, shes serving in the second term as estates democratic governor and she recently delivered her sixth state of the dress. We have a lot to get to and we definitely want to talk on state policy with the time that we have. But i kinda wanted to start with some news that you made earlier this week regarding 2020. I saw you endorsed Michael Bloomberg for president. Youre the former chair of the democratic governor association. We have a number of candidates to choose from here. I know mayor bloomberg has previously backed your gubernatorial ambitions. But Vice Pr
Have governor of rhode island. Thank you everyone for staying patient. We have had our fair share of trouble issues today so we appreciate you sticking with us. We will have to cut our time a little short because she has places to be but we will get down to a lot of questions and really good discussion of state policy. My name is caitlin emma i am a federal budget and congressional appropriation on capitol hill for politico and just a quick reminder to you guys here in the audience and those tuning in on the lifestream, tweet your questions with the state solution. I have a circuit here and i will track those and hopefully we will get to one or two at the end of our time today. So i am here with rhode island governor gina raimondo, shes serving in the second term as estates democratic governor and she recently delivered her sixth state of the dress. We have a lot to get to and we definitely want to talk on state policy with the time that we have. But i kinda wanted to start with some n
An assessment. Because there may be some medical care that will help the client, though the individual become more self functioning, and we work with that. When you have our larger shelters which have 340 people in a building, we cannot have the staff responsible for assisting everybody in and out of bed. They are not trained with the proper skills to do that, nor do they have the time to do that when they are trying to monitor the structure for everybody. We dont just put them out on the streets, but we do have to call in Emergency Services many times, because these people are not able to function. If the staff can assist in simple ways, sometimes somebody who has vision impairment, walking the path away from their bed, to the bathroom, or so it is closer to the bathroom may be sufficient assistance. But if those attempts do not work that we have to contact our partners in the city to say we are unable to care for this person in the setting. There is no one single answer. We try to tr
To break through in the direction of kupyansk along the route from svatovo. In this area, after the counteroffensive from esu near tavaivka, the fighting continued within the mentioned forces for a week. The section remains the most dynamic of the front in the limansk direction, but even here the Defense Forces managed to hold back all the attacks of the occupiers. Kupyansk, chuguiv, and borova in kharkiv oblast were the most affected by artillery shelling and airstrikes. A significant amount of coffee was thrown on the heads of our defenders on. The adjacent part of the front in the area of occupied kremina and siversk, which is constantly under threat of attack from three sides. In fact, the entire section of the front around siversk came under air attack, and these are primarily our positions in bilogorivka and serebryanka, also between spirn and rozdolivka, south of siversk. Chasiv yar is preparing for an assault. Russian paratroopers from the 11th separate assault assault br