Mr. Scarborough we will close the formal part of our press conference. If you have a question, we are glad to entertain. I kid you not call for taking time out of your busy schedules to cover this information. God bless you all. [inaudible conversations] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] the Supreme Court hears arguments today in two cases regarding samesex marriage. The case is from michigan and ohio will determine whether states are required to issue licenses to same sex couples. And whether states must recognize marriages performed in other states. Well be live outside of the court and possibly comments from the dispenser. Beginning at 4 00 p. M. , we will bring you the audio of the arguments. That is live on cspan3. Coming up, the swearingin ceremony for the new attorney general, Loretta Lynch. Then Charles Grassley speaks at the National Press club at the department about his de
What do you think is the bottom line in terms of what cbo needs and how should the Public Health community the thinking about it . William h. i think you should ask the former director before you ask me. This is going to sound like a bureaucratic response. As a former cbo staffer but resources, honestly. Resources. I know it is a throwaway, but the need to weigh come as part of this activity we met with cbo staff. I was shocked at the number of Journal Articles they have to go through every week. 1000 Journal Articles, if you can believe it, just to weigh in. I concluded out of that discussion that what they need is a watson ibm program to condense at least narrow it down so they can find out evidence which is replicable, scalable at the National Level. I note it is a throwaway, but they need resources if they will translate this into actual good evaluation of the policies and forth. I want to pick up on something that jeff said, though and bill, too, to some extent. The problem as i s
Satisfied with the Affordable Care act with their plans, except for those with high deductibles. A survey found. With the majority of people satisfied, what incentive do democrats have to change it . Guest well, i think there would argue that those people, you know, if they are going to the doctor for a flu shot or getting some minor procedure done, yes they would have to pay more. But if they have a cancer diagnosis, they are not going to go bankrupt for a 20,000 hospital bill, at they would have perhaps previously. So i think democrats would argue that at the end of the day it is still a good deal. And that perhaps it is to be more Consumer Education on what people are buying when they go to sign up. Host key west, florida. It. The democrats. Good morning. Caller good morning. Hello, jennifer. Getting back to the of portable health care act, in 1974, hawaii made Health Insurance provided by employers mandatory. And in the last 40 years, it has been very, very successful. In fact, it
You this exchange illustrates the issues the task force struggled with and the reason they focused on these concrete recommendations for example calling on cms, the model, not to scale hennepin to model hennepinlike examples so that we can in a deliberate fashion uncover this Common Element that needs to be there and the models that can be tested and proved. We can scale in a way it is almost as if hennepin is priming the pump, giving us a little bit of an example. What are the mechanisms and tools that we have for access like, for example, innovation grant awards, etc. , that can help us responsibly understand the attributes of a new model moving forward . I want to get to our audience questions. If anybody has a burning additional comment about the conversation we have been having yes. Only to mention that in passing that a previous study we put out a year ago called training doctors were preventionoriented care, we havent talked about that too much, either, but it was headed by dan
Ingredient, and there is nor to it. We return to Soledad Obriens story of a haitian teacher who inspires the kids and an extraordinarily generous gift from an america tonight viewer. Good evening, im joie chen. Thanks for being with us. Many American Cities face the very same challenge. Finding and stopping the biggest threats to its innocent citizens, especially hiding among them. Many cities across the country, have looked to the controversial, end policy tactic used by the new york city pd, called stop and frisk. It is a tactic that was aimed towards making the city streets safer but unfairly abusively targeted people of color, the practice hit close to home for new yorks brandnew mayor who promised to take action, in our in depth crime and punish many, sarah hoy says he takes the first step to doing it. Im across the street and the officers say hey you, come over here. On the one hand, this is like another day but like on that day man like im teaching im like a professional. Im on