first of all, heather howard is with us.she's the program director of the state health reform assistance network. that's a program funded by the robert wood johnson foundation. and it's dedicated to providing technical assistance to states. she's also a public affairs lecture ur at the woodrow wilson school at princeton university and faculty affiliatety center for health and well being. previously served as commissioner of the new jersey department of health and senior services and worked before that in the u.s. senate, the house of representatives, the domestic policy council at the white house and the health care task force at the antitrust division at the u.s. justice department. we're also delighted to have with us audrey heinoanes. she previously served as the senior vice president and chief government affairs officer for the ymca of the usa in washington, d.c. and then governor steve ba sheer who of course you saw at the state of the union address the other night appointed her to the kentucky cabinet, the cabinet and

haynes, as well as heather howard. thanks to all of you for joining us today, and we look forward to seeing you at our next reporters' roundtable. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> taking a look at our primetime schedule. at 8:00 eastern, another chance to see officials and experts discuss health care state insurance exchanges. onte of the state addresses c-span two. the center for strategic and international studies holding a discussion on the upcoming winter olympics in sochi, russia . tonight, a conversation with the president and ceo of the mayo clinic. he discusses his thoughts on the u.s. health care system after attending this week's state of the union. atch that interview tonight 9:20 eastern here on c-span. >> we are very focused on the sochi olympics and we have seen an uptick and threat reporting regarding sochi and this is what we expected given where the topics are located. there are a number of extremists in that area, a