say this. two things, we have our center for youth employment as part of the mayor s office which my wife chairs. the idea is to over the next few years, by 2020 reach a level of 100,000 high school students each year who are either in a summer job or an internship program. 100,000 each year, we want to start that aggressively this summer, we ll give you a quick deadline of may 15th. we want to start reaching toward the bigger goal we want to ask everyone who s watching. if you can create an internship or a mentorship effort, we want you to start doing that now, so we can plug in a lot of our young people this summer, and build out over the next few years, that s one second in terms of our pipeline. we re focusing on the maximum number of employees that come out of those efforts. we re constantly coming out of the training resources, we really want to push people. thank you so much. thank you much thanks, everyone. president lyndon johnson went to the u.s. capitol on
they should make available licensed and unlicensed spectrum necessary for competitive wireless broadband. our use of auctions a competitive device in their own right, for a signing license spectrum is well known and in most quarters well celebrated. making available spectrum for unlicensed use draws less public attention, but as the remarkable success of wi-fi demonstrates, it is literally an indispensable element in the provision of broadband today. and if more indispensable is a permissible concept, it will be more indispensable to the broadband of tomorrow. i recently spoke to the person under which the law was created and when i came onboard at the agency, the question of whether the broadcasters would show up at the incentive action was auction was a matter of debate. i am quite encouraged from what we have been hearing from broadcasters. while we are talking about spectrum we should not overlook the role it will play in determining who is the international leader in 5g
and also his commitment to our country. he is the ceo and chairman or has been from 1980 until 2012 of giant eagle. since 2012, he served as executive chairman of giant eagle, one of the most successful businesses that i know he went to stanford. we don t have a lot of that around here. we could use more of that with degrees in economics. he s on the board of directors of the allegheny conference and community development, extra mileage education foundation, the academy at pittsburgh, pittsburgh symphony, united jewish federation, the united way of allegheny county and i can go on and on but i won t. he s also a member of the carnegie melon university board of trustees. i believe his experience and his success will be of great benefit to the postal service serving as a member of the board of governors. again, i come back to his character. this is a person of integrity and someone who truly believes that what he s doing if he were to be confirmed would be public service. we ha
irs employee lois lerner and a discussion about regulating global financial markets. the federal communications commission announced they will regulate internet providers much like phone companies. at the brookings institution today the head of the fcc tom wheeler discussed that decision and proposed network neutrality rules which would require these isps to treat all internet content the same. this is just over an hour. [ inaudible ]. welcome to the forum on the future of broadband. broadband is a major driver of economic growth and civic engagement through the connectivity that it provides it makes it possible for consumers, businesses and governments to communicate with one another and engage in a wide variety of activities. every day we re seeing new applications in education, health care, energy communications and transportation among other things. the internet of things is enabling the growth of sensors, remote