Lawrence oddonnell continue our coverage by those that talked about the highest estimate. We have to get the Emergency Services to where they are needed. That means weve got to know where the emergencies are. So if youre clogging 911, we cant find that out and then weve got to get the personnel to where people really need help and if youre car is blocking the roads we cant do that. As to the current weather, the rain im happy to say has passed and moved west so we dont anything more than a few showers from now on. In terms of winds they should go below gail force in a couple of hours. As for the storm surge, a very big part of it will be over in the next couple of hours. The high tide was at roughly, 8 15. It is now 10 00. Next low tide is at 6 00 in the morning so were heading down and youll see a lot of the roads that have currently flooded, the water will drain off. Most new yorkers have followed our advice. The cooperation we received real hill has been great. But not everybody has
Academic group in the country focusing on this matter. Its my pleasure to be here and i want to thank American University for putting together such Great Program and the American Society of law medicine and ethics and other sponsors of this conference which have been a fantastic conversation. We spent a lot of time talking about the future of healthcare policymaking. Industry plays an Important Role in bringing these products forward, but in recent years, drug crisis has continued to rise which has made some of these breakthroughs unaffordable for patients and leading directly to bad consequences when patients are unable to afford the medication as well as driving healthcare spending with spending on pharmaceutical by some estimates making up 20 of healthcare spending overall. We are extremely fortunate during this lunchtime to have one of the key players in helping, who helped establish this pharmaceutical marketplace in representative henry waxman who served as a member of the u. S.
Hassett linkous insights today on the forces and constraints that are holding back private investment, labor forcedi participation and important, wages go up to get a clear picture of how the right policies can help the economy recover its full potential. The contrasting with the aging of the population, the slowing of the population growth and technological changes that altering the methods of production in america. With selfimposed constraints of also altered the way the economy performs and not in a good way. I certainly we can do something about that here in the United States congress. Id like to divert your attention to the craft showing how the Congressional Budget Office lowered its assessment of the economys output potential every year since 2007 through 2016. These 16. These are not projectionsns of actual gdp my juice but a potential the economys output capacity normally a fairly stable concept. Back in 2007 the cbo estimated the u. S. Output potential for 2016 would be over
Morning. Judge Andrew Napolitano is Andrew Napolitano at this pic from House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Democratic National Convention chairwoman congressman Debbie Wasserman schultz here in the studio. Alan gross, former u. S. Government subcontract your and execute a prisoner. You dont want to miss this interview is a must to stay with us to the top story of the morning. Donald trump headed to washington to meet with nearly two dozen Top Republican leaders and fun registers in an effort to improve relationships with the establishment of comedian is more than 100 delegates are up for grabs in both the arizona primary and utah tomorrow. Joining us now is the Washington Times reporter, kelley rebelled. Did he see you. Thanks for joining us. How important are arizona and utah and who has the most to gain here . Lets talk about tomorrows big contest. I think your dad cruise with the most to gain in the most to lose here. The willingness to pull off a big dreamy time it to get about the 50 thr