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i think if they take a little bit of a deep breath and what the rule says and what it does, they will see that we follow their call to reduce the uncertainty that was in the system by providing the rule itself. not just for help that the economy economy and the businesses and manufacturing and agriculture to do service tourism and recreation to depend on the clean water to do their job. these are all streamline opportunities. all of the certainty that this will provide a. they have a better direction for they don t have to talk to the federal government if they are not polluting or contaminating the stream or the wetland that is important to protect. the clean power plant is an opportunity for the united states to show significant leadership. i begin talking about the repurposes global action is not only necessary to protect public health and the economy and national safety. but to get the benefit and the opportunity to move forward on climate. it s proposed by the clea ....
awareness of the border in the next 18 months. it s take a look at the problems and the conflicts. let s look at the convoluted process. let s try to fully coordinate this. let s start taking the incremental improvements. i come from the manufacturing of the continuous improvement root cause analysis. let s look at these individual problems and working with you with your help with your expertise again i appreciate your service and understand that s what we have to deal with but the only thing that we could become bush in the next 18 months is let s not use piecemeal because i might have the wrong connotation. how about a step-by-step continuous improvement process. i think we had that attitude. if the members are willing to work with me. let s pray our ties those problems so that we can address and start fixing this on a step-by-step basis. let s thank you mr. chairman and senator harper. the border search last year was unprecedented. i started doing this job for a lo ....
his mission. mr. o keefe: yes, please, sir? dana: thank you. dana goward with the rmt foundation. a number of senior dhs officials have identified the susceptibility of the signal to jamming and have called it a single point of critical infrastructure. can you tell us about dhs s efforts to limit that the vulnerability? sec. johnson: i am not in on a particular topic. i know we spend a lot of time we have an assistant secretary for critical infrastructure, and we spent a lot of time with critical infrastructure and those businesses we consider critical infrastructure on single points of failure and the like. we are in a collaborative discussion and exercise with critical infrastructure on these types of vulnerabilities. mr. o keefe: yes, sir, way in the back? mike: mike with senator mark warren s office. as you mentioned, dhs has the responsibility for protecting the government. what would you say in terms of the authorities that you have? i know you got some last yea ....
you re within three miles away usually. but it s not just the physical convenience of being on these best course of america but it s the ours. many of our pharmacies are open 24 hours. if you ve got a young children we ve got drive-through pharmacies. we have over 400 retail clinics. nurse practitioners can write prescriptions or treat illnesses. so the idea of convenience after hours on the weekend usually an advantage when perhaps the primary caregivers, providers like your primary care doctor is not inevitable. the second thing is we can find some important services for caregivers and seniors. things like medication management. while the average senior today is on four or five or six medications, and keeping them straight see you can stay healthy is important are these connect interactions. they can be lifesaving but they can enter actions which make it more likely to fall were to be confused and our pharmacies really help support they caregivers, the patients and do ....
well, you know, part of this day has been encouraging from the aspect of talent. ever since we began or morning with the dr. conn, dr. crow, fred smith, everyone has talked about access to scale talent as being an absolutely necessity for our nation to be competitive. actual fact, it is true not only for the u.s. but true for the developed because labor markets are being affected by an ageing workforce, and developed countries alike. individuals making different choices based on changes in environments and organizations thinking about organizational agility in a very different way, so, all of this translates into a by fur kags of the work force. i think it was dr. crow who talked about this this morning. out of the u.s. workforce, there s 60, 70% that is fully imemployable that has the right skills and 30% of our workforce and population that is not participating, so, the biggest challenge that is facing us to be competitive is going to make sure that we as a nation h ....