we gave them the flexibility. so, they had tons of flexibility. but we are still in charge. we still write the statutes. why aren't republicans doing something? it could be changed. for example, we could change tomorrow the statute that the governors can only spend tanf on cash welfare and workfare programs. i think that would be prudent. i know robert would like to but marriage in there -- mr. kaus: take the first part out, spend cash money -- [laughter] >> when i went back into the senate and we did the reauthorization, at the time, i was disappointed because we had a wave for about 10 years of governors who were willing to take risks, to challenge things from different perspectives, and we saw two of them today in bill weld, evan by, keene did some of this. there were a lot of governors have their. and we just aren't hearing that. i just want to do a disservice to anyone out there, but no one is asking themselves -- if you want to helpful to the situation, it's a question both of changing the incentive structure so that they do take more responsibility for their lives, bu

i would argue that the governors maintain the flexibility. had we been able to block that i don't with the american health care system of the gleick -- would look like. hours -- we sat and was hours, the six of us. they cameremember, back, bruce and his gang of these came back and said we can buy it without medicaid. we had romer a couple of times on medicaid. had we done that, i think we had a lot. i would say that where we are work to -- yes, there's be done. you have had a hostile administration. this is not a priority of the current group. this is not somebody who thinks like the president did who came from arkansas. i don't know what will be in the future, but if you get the environment we had back then, which was largely bipartisan. , sort people on both ends of like washington today, on the right and left. andy and i made the case, our colleagues in both parties said look, there is one difference between us and the people in the think tanks. we are running programs. we are out in the states where families are, by the are, and like tomm

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into incentivize the state's with the promises of more flexibility. including the department of education noblesse. with a constitutional federalism their best situated to hold state lawmakers accountable that actually works. and as we see today the u.s. department of education is a hindrance and an obstacle that the parents want to which the children are succeeding. parents are concerned about the common core test in opting out in droves. does this look familiar to anyone? that is a letter sent out late december from the u.s. department of education i call it a happy nasty gram. as a result using their god-given and punt alienable rights to choose the education of their children they decide to opt out of common core test. in return? we get a letter from the u.s. department of education center in tips to the state chief have to threaten schools and students. essentials the this letter is threatening to withhold our money for our students and our schools unless we total line. there is a word for this type of relationship and it is in partnership. it is

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all of the rules and guidance and flexibility. with everything succeeds the elementary and education act. i really wanted to believe they would get flexibility with that secretary was going to follow the letter of the law but then we got the letter. / best they are contributing $0.10 of every dollar that we send brcs spending one quarter with all the red tape that comes with that. >> based on research in k. 12 education i am surprised that the amount of the k. 12 education immobile with health and human services so what resonates isn't just about educating or social workers pick cetera. can you talk about that? >> absolutely. we especially with schools one-stop shopping, it was never supposed to be that way. you are setting yourself up for failure to back any 1800's they thought this is a great idea that pesky constitution we cannot impose this school system. and expose that purpose that is to make good subjects to be compliant and go along to provide social services everybody takes care of everybody. pdf although it does sound li

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and want to thank all the supervisors who united on many measure as well and also for building flexibility in the budget we can find alternatives to the parcel tax not easy i appreciate everyone coming together open this i think we might a anonymous votes thank you. >> supervisor wiener. >> i want to mention to thank andres in my office that put an enormous amount 6 work with dwp and the planning department and controller's office for many, many months to come up with the financial analysis and make sure we know how much money we needed to take on the responsibility and also annie who i was filling in our annie for her work in her absence to move forward. >> thank you, supervisor wiener madam clerk. >> supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor malia cowen supervisor farrell there are 11 i's. >> the charter amendment will be submitted madam clerk we'll take one public comment for the 10:305 and 10:30 meeting so open up the 10:305 meeting call the roll. >> supervisor avalos

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they want to make france more friendly and flexible to do business in. he listed his major a cop judgments as the economic minister. >> he shared his vision with -- >> everything is about unemployment. we will keep performing and push. we have to speed up and strengthen the reform. >> it was a pillar of his two-year tenure as the economic minister, increasing the flexibility of the french economic market -- labor market to be more volatile on the world stage. it has drawn ire from the socialist party. embodiedhat it is test by his signature law. he regulated -- deregulated congested sectors. notable changes included allowing stores to be open on more sundays and liberalizing transportation to allow private bus lines to challenge the monopoly of the state company. the law looks to open up notaries and bailiffs. it also streamlined labor tribunals. it was ambitious and he hopes it will lay the foundation for his future plan as the former banker-turned-minister sets his sights higher. anchor: business leaders have been giving the assessment of the tenure. h

it deprives us of flexibility. >> what you did with the flexibility you had which was quite extraordinary, you created a welfare program in which everyone participated in work activity. wisconsin works had no exemptions. you put out project zero in which the goal was to make certain that there were zero people at the end of the. doing nothing -- end of the period doing nothing. it was universal engagement. at that time, you put people in categories of can work or can't work. you guys both overrode that thinking with this universal engagement. >> people put themselves in the category of never work. it was 1995 we changed the name. we want to communicate to everyone that the support is expected to be transitional. we got some waivers on this. making work pay, it used to be federal rules were ridiculous. we started getting a cut in benefits. how am i going to work? so we ended up in a situation where in michigan, the rule was the first $200, you have 200 more dollars. >> president clinton said if i don't get the bill i want to reform welfare, i will reform it one waiver at a time. governor t

for all the talk of flexibility, there is only so much you can do at this point.haad: how are they coping with these currency challenges? >> toyota responded to the brexit decision by internally embarking on a cost reduction campaign and taking extreme measures in their headquarters. some of the elevators are disabled. , seeminglyallest inconsequential cost, toyota is taking aim at that. the are also going after shinzo abe administration and calling for action. this past week, we saw the and the japanfle auto manufacturers association has asked that the cabinet to take action as a result of the risks that have been associated with the brexit result earlier this year. yen, not only strengthen, but all over the place. this is something that they talked about yesterday as being troublesome, that it is difficult to plan your business when currency is fluctuating all over the place. rishaad: great talking to you. right, a quick look at some other stories. company ise beer seeing flat sales. yes, kirin with the lowest sales forecast in five years citing rising competiti

flexibility as a life line almost. the ability to continue school and pursue life as a frod 80, taking tests and studying in hotels and airports. >> she shares the hope of going to college. >> i would like to go to ucla and yale and oxford. >> it's ambitious. john treanor, news3. >> time to check with our weather authority in the news3 weather authority. >> hello jerry. >> how is it going? now the heat returns just in time for new school year. wouldn't you let's go over and look at our skies. actually it's a beautiful day today, 93, by august standards, that's living large, bubbling clouds over the setting sun. flush of color at the sunset, skies have darkened, down at that camera in the southeast dew point headed in the right direction. 86 in the central valley on the strip and as you move to the west, southwest anyway, 78 at durango and blue diamond. 82 in mesquite. eastern clark county, 89 at pahrump, 58 on the mountain and 92 in laughlin. henderson way, highlands, and uniformly in the 90s. low 90ss in the west vall

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even with flexibility. listen, i was hoping beyond hope that with the reauthorization of the everything succeeds act, that is the latest reiteration of elementary and secondary education act first enacted in 1965, i really wanted to believe we were going to get flexibility. i really wanted to believe that secretary king was going to as he said, follow the letter of the law, and then we got that letter. keep in mind, when we get things like this at best, they're contributing 10-cent of every dollar we send here. and that 10 cents, it is not a a 10 cents. we'll spend a quarter to pay for the mandates and red tape that comes along with it. >> hi. based on my research and more current experience and stuff, in k-12 education, i have, am really surprised about the amount of other federal involvement there is at the k-12 education level. department of agriculture, department of health and human services and one of the things that resonates with me, education, k-12 education isn't just about educates or helping stu

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researchers say people who crack their nabbingps had increase the flexibility. they think that when you crack a knuckle you pull apart two surfaces of the joint and that brings down the pressure in the lower pressure, allows for more flexibility. i was never really a knuckle cracker were you? >> no. >> some people are super loud and almost creepy. >> some people do their neck. have you seen that? >> i have not seen that. >> i think some people haiti when crew crack your knuckles makes them freaked out. i guess it's not bad for you. >>> okay, mom was wrong. let's take a step outside. this was earlier this morning. 2:35. looking toward the white tank mountains. lightning overhead. a couple of them. that's a good one. this is from the arizona department of environmental quality camera. looking to the west. that's where most of the action was this morning. so if you were in the east valley, not everybody got rain. white mountains overlooking gruyere. the sunrise park resort, clouds starting to build. thunder heads building up there, as well. you are seeing some thun

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my guess is one way or the other, the italian government will manage to get some flexibility. and the ecb will keep a lid on italian bond yields. ago, near a record year 1.99%. thank the heavens for ecb when it comes to the italian bond markets? >> it is a positive, certainly, development for the a giant bond market. it is not just the ecb, it is a global environment. , we have a situation where investors are struggling to find any kind of yields. it is not just italy. if you look around the world, there are countries that have a much lower return than italy and sometimes much more riskier than italy. it is a global phenomenon. italy is not an exception. with a high level of debt to gdp, italy benefits a lot from the situation. although, i have to say also the inability by the ecb to bring inflation back to target is also not a big factor, which runs against italy in the situation. clearly, when you look at the debt to gdp dynamics, it is not the matter of -- it is no gdp. with inflation, it is difficult for the government to turn the debt to gdp trends. mark: the first, inter

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economy wrong is the incredible flexibility in this economy. and whatever you think is happened in washington, that flexibility has not gone away. what that chart shows you when you look at the decline in oil and gas, and the steadiness of u.s. oil -- of the u.s. total job creation is that we have flexibility, we're able to absorb a big hit like that and still keep creating jobs. it is a sign of strength of the u.s. economy. >> correct. but i will say this, having done the reporting, when we were down in louisiana, okay, there are 50 or so offshore boat rigs that go out and help the rigs. none of them were working. zero were working. >> yeah. >> there are 200 or 400 people on every land rig associated with it. but that also trickles into housing, trucking, all those things. i'm not saying the economy is not strong elsewhere. that's not my point. i say if oil collapses, the american worker gets a tax break, which is huge. no one's discounting that. but that in my reporting just personal experience does not make up for the loss of the big wage jo

, but it seems like often from congress, we get a one-size-fits-all approach without the flexibility that we would need to be effective laboratories, probably because we can't be trusted, or that is the sentiment with a lot of folks in washington and congress. and so how can we move past those trust issues and get to where we can have fair accountability but also get the flexibility that we need to shape these programs the way we think we could deliver the best results? >> so, terry, this is the newest governor coming on with the most traditional question that governors always ask about flexibility. so you learned very fast, governor. let me just say the balance, again, that needs to be there. and that is, we write a bill for a purpose. for example, say title one for children and economically disadvantaged areas or something like that. so you expect that the money that is sent would be for that purpose. it's not even a question of trust. it is a question of what is the purpose of the funds that go out. can there be more opportunities for waivers adjusting to individual situations and

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even if he is a flexible leader, which i have questions about flexibility and leadership, i doubt thatng that primary voters thought they would be compromising. >> i do want to stress the importance of being cautious here in that we haven't actually heard donald trump outline his immigration policy or adjusted immigration policy directly from his mouth. we have spent a lot of time in this campaign listening to people around him or who support him and advise him talking about what donald trump is going to do next and he has not always done it. >> it's a good point. he was supposed to do that on thursday. now he's no longer doing that. 7. >> there may well be a desire on the part of the trump campaign and even on the part of trump himself to get to a more electable place on immigration but how he personally does it is what this always comes down to. >> so he has absolutely said that he wants to deport the families, he says he doesn't want to split them apart. they need to all go. right? the grandmother, the mother, the kids, everybody needs to go. that would be a fundamental flip-flop if

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also, having flexible schedules is critical. taking a look at how the ragged , that isthe job market something i think we need to and i think we should look seriously at opportunities to harness the child tax credit as a tool for investing in the next generation. , buted to strengthen tanf we also should be looking at policies to increase income, and as pertains to children in the first few years of life, this is groupsng a number of have been looking at, and i what to -- and i want to look at what michael talked about about removing barriers. occupational licensing is critical, and i think we need to look at the criminal justice system and poverty in this country. that if not shown for the trends that we have seen betweenincarceration 1980 and 2004, our nations offered to rate would have dropped by 1/5. you cannot ignore the intersection between the two, and on the back end of that puzzle, what we have now is one in three of americans have some kind of critical -- criminal , and this affects nearly half of american children, wh

we want to thank the state for flexibility. but this one summer got a little shorter because we had to make that difference up for this one year. we'll be back on track next summer. >>reporter: another message this morning, take a little extra time to go where you're going. a lot of school buses are going to be out there, a lot of moms, dads and we want to be safe. this and every other school year. back to you. >>jennifer: great advice. when you head to the bus stop, don't forget to bring a camera, make those back to school memories last a lifeti instagram or twitter. that's me, with the hashtag, "good day" tb. we'll try to share as many as we can. >>russell: when was that? >>jennifer: i think it was seventh grade. i'm not sure. we'll try to share as many as we can all morning long. you see the overalls and they're back in style. >>russell: i wore overalls every our back to school coverage continues with a visit from the hillsborough county sheriff's office. >>jennifer: major chad will explain why following the car line rules a

it's the flexible work hours or the flexibility when you have childcare issues or you have school issues that you have to deal with. it's the lack of coordinated transportation in many of our communities where the welfare mom cannot afford a vehicle. so it's all of those kinds of things. i have found that poor parents are not that much different than us middle class parents, we want the best for our children. but there are a lot of complications they have with the lack of support systems that we do not provide that many of the middle class -- >> i'm going to have to move to a question mark. i'm going to be ruthless on all of these. anybody respond to that? agree, disagree? >> i -- i mean, i agree. i think it is. it's why when we think about core purposes, we include childcare and work support as part of that because i don't think it's just preparing people for work, but it's also really helping them to be successful at work. and i think everything you mentioned is part of that. i would agree. >> i want to make one other quick point which is i think it often gets articulated as though pai

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