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public health effects of opioid addictions and treatment options available. this is just over an hour and a half. good afternoon and welcome to aaas. i m charles dunlap, interim director for the center of science policy and society programs. our lecture this afternoon on the opioid epidemic is the second in the 2017 aaas dana foundation lecture series on neuroscience and society. our first lecture this year on the brain and video games was held in march and our third lecture in september will be on meditation. so please keep an eye out for the announcement date. the dana foundation is a private philanthropic organization that supports brain research through grants, publications and educational programs like this one. for the last five years, aaas has partnered with the dana foundation to present an annual lecture series on neuroscience. by my count, this is the 20th letter in the series. we re grateful for the dana foundation s support of this series and for deborah r ....
may the 23rd, 2017, karen good to see you. hi karen. did you organize this that is black. thinks the big debate, i asked diana our floor director i think this is navy blue. she said at first black. i said no. it is navy. is this the new dress debate. we re all in blue today. look at this. we just went for trifecta. you are in blue. picasso had a blue period. thinks our blue period. yes. it doesn t mean we re blue. are you okay. i m good. are you good. i m good. it has been a rough morning it has been. so check this out, apparently this hair is distract to go some people. it got them detention these young ladies, even banned from their prom, well, something need to be done about this and we may have a resolution. just dope i. bachelorette is back rachel lindsey she met the men last night and there was a familiar face. what? about the chosen one. the blast from her past that may make this kind of difficult. she s the first afr ....
a good thursday morning. voters in montana head to the polls in just a few hours but the leading congressional candidate is now facing charges after allegedly assaulting a reporter. he is republican greg gianforte who is accused this morning of grabbing the reporter by the neck and slamming him to the ground overnight. at least three newspapers pulling their endorsements. it s a closely watched election where the trump administration campaigned for a win. chaos on the eve of an election. you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. reporter: the republican candidate for montana s congressional race accused of body slamming a reporter from the guardian newspaper. in a recording of the alleged assault, ben jacobs can be heard asking candidate greg gianforte about health care and then a scuffle. the cbo score. as you know, you ve been waiting to make your decision about health care until we saw the bill, and it just came out. we ll talk to you about that late ....
erase memory of last year with another impressive performance to clinch, golden state s second title in three years. when was last time we had a championship in basketball in philadelphia? let s not even talk about it. oh, 38. good day, everybody it is tuesday, june 13th, 2017. good morning, mike. good morning. so, they have a little mini camp, guys playing football in south philadelphia. carson wentz. you mean eagles, not just the guys. carson wentz tweeted tout sue serio, hey sue mini camp tomorrow, can t wait, pray for us in this nasty heat. ahh, that is so flattering. sure. that he didn t mention me but somehow telepathically messaged me with that. yes. because we know, we hope that he watches good day philadelphia in the morning. you know what. we have heat yeah, they do that is right. i have heard that. heat advisory folks at the novacare and anywhere else for today, noon to 7:00 p.m. heat index around 100. that is what it will feel like ....
with the moderation, of the levels that s needed to provide for new interest in the labor market, we do have a strengthening economy with policy accommodative, all that we are doing in raising rates is removing a bit of accommodation heading toward a neutral pace. i see that as appropriate. were not moving so aggressively as to put a break on continued improvement in the labor market, but i think that is a prudent move to move in a gradual way with unemployment now and, any indicator of labor market performance and tightness that you could look at, whether it s household perceptions of the availability of jobs, difficulty that firms report in hiring workers, the rate at which workers are quitting their jobs, the rate of job openings, all of these indicators do signal a tight labor market. with inflation below 2%, i think it s appropriate that the labor market be that tight, but on the other hand, i think we want to avoid the risk, we want to keepe path and avoid the ris ....