which is what nga really stands for. governor gary: let me just say too, i was involved with and it reminded me of my neighbor who lived up the street. i talk about the guy who lives up the canyon. his name is robert redford. he made a movie called, "the candidate." at the very end of that movie, he finally gets elected. he sits down in his hotel room and says, now what? well, the nga is designed to help new governors. with the now what. for many people, it is really their first elected office, others it is not, but the now what that we do is really what the nga is about. to help us learn, understand issues, fill in the gaps we may have. so that when we move forward, we can do the right thing on behalf of our constituency. it doesn't mean that every state has the same charges. there are 50 different states of their that have their own uniqueness and the challenges they face. the nga is designed to help with the uniqueness of our states. when i went through new governor organization to help me prepare uniquely so in utah

again, we are going to be honest brokers for the nga. we understand that people can actually separate their political agenda if they are going to take advantage of running for president, but yet understand the need to together as states. so i think the bipartisan effort that we have here. there are a lot of things we have in common. this organization, more than most, is bipartisan. i think we have an opportunity for these elections to get some good things done. >> thank you. and congratulations on your reelection. in his decision on the president's executive order on immigration, the judge pointed out several increases in the cost to the states -- medicare welfare, education -- that would come about. and i want to ask, number one, do you think if the president's orders were implemented it would be a bigger cost to the states? and, two, is how the states do with that order going to be on any agenda today? john: well, it is already being discussed. it is not on the specific agenda, but it is something that the governors are aware of. again

as nga chair come i want to take this opportunity to welcome everyone to the 2015 nga winter meeting. we have an exciting weekend ahead of us. very glad to see all of you here. i appreciate the effort you have all made it to get here. part of the rules requires that any governor who wants to submit a new policy or resolution for adoption at this meeting will need a three fourths boat to do so -- vote to do so. it is a long-standing rule. please submit any proposal in writing by 5:00 tonight. also want to take this opportunity to welcome the new governors who were able to make it here. i think they are all here. maybe one or two had earlier meetings. stand up and wait if you are here. bill walker, doug ducey -- there we go. [applause] asa hutchison. [applause] david e -- larry hogan. [applause] charlie baker. tim wolf. tom wolfe. not here? gina raymundo. you can tell who had a good evening last night. the virgin islands governor. congratulations to all the new governors we are delighted to have you here. we want to recognize our guests from the white house -- thank you both for being h

he serves as vice chair of nga.s you probably know, gary and i stood before a number of you at the annual state of the states address a few weeks ago. since then, we have welcomed 12 new governors. governors, we all share the ambitious agenda making sure that our states move forward. we also recognize that as this country moves forward, states are leading the way. states are navigating through the partisan gridlock. developing solutions. testing one solution against another. i think in many ways, we have become the primary places of action for the large part because we do not have the luxury of an action. just last month, our legislative counterpoints were sworn in as thee 114 congress. we are hopeful that the new congress will provide us a clean slate. we certainly look forward to this fresh start with partners and encourage them to look towards states as they put together their agendas. we recognize the difficulty of congress and what it faces right now. the passions intensities of emotions sometimes make gridlock

you heard about the nga cyber security resource center. when we apply these guidance as well as a risk management framework, what is important is we tailor it and tie it back to the subset of services that are most important trade we cannot protect every resource. when we apply a checklist, we need to keep in mind that priorities, set of services, and do them in a determined and priority fashion. thank you, governor. >> thank you very much for that. let's open up to questions. . i want to commend the administration for the executive order signed last week for the federal government and private sector to come together. we saw in the last two weeks a major health care provider, saw hacked 80 million pieces, bits of information from individuals including one hundred 10,000 of the commonwealth of virginia employees' personal data. it was a critical bridge that affected everybody in our state government. how would the governors around this table and the country, how do we best access this new private sharing of information? how do we work toget

you heard about the nga cyber security resource center. there is excellent information on best practices, check with, security resource center.and how to operate cyber response teams. when we apply these guidance as well as a risk management framework, what is important is we tailor it and tie it back to the subset of services that are most important. we cannot protect every resource. when we apply a checklist, we need to keep in mind that priorities, set of services, and do them in a determined and priority fashion. thank you, governor. >> thank you very much for that. let's open up to questions. . before we go to all the governors i want to commend the , administration for the executive order signed last week for the federal government and private sector to come together. we can do all we want at the state and federal level, the private is a huge player. we saw in the last two weeks a major health care provider, saw hacked 80 million pieces, bits of information from individuals, including one hundred 10,000 of the commonwealth of virgini

beginning its annual winter meeting with an annual news conference by the chair and vice chair of the nga. colorado governor governor hickenlooper: chairs, governor herbert vice chairs this year. and i live coverage here on c-span will continue at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. one of the scheduled speakers today is union square hospitality group ceo danny meyer. the obese -- he will be speaking . that is happening at 11:00 a.m. speaking time on the room that you see on your screen now. and later today at 3:00, another session on jobs and the economy with maria about aroma -- again, both of those sessions of the national governors association winter meeting life here on c-span. while we wait for the 11:00 session to get started, a look at issues facing the states of today's "washington journal." host: joining us now, a reporter who is also going to be covering one of the sessions today. for those who may be watching later on c-span, what to the governors talk about specifically when dealing with these large national issues and how it affects their states? guest: whenever a group of governors, o

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if you are into on the other hand ge ngas kahn you can go to the franklin institute for that.une, the film festival at various locations during the the summer. >> the month ahead will welcome new activities to philly. >> this summer will be the arrival of the bike show program. so, people who now say that philadelphia is looking more and more european, all the time will find it even looking more so, with more people biking. >> just so long you don't bike after partaking in another philadelphia a favorite. >> the craft beer scene, shows no signs of slowing down. there is now of course, beer week, in june which is always a big favorite. >> now if you would rather take just a short drive out of the city you can find yourself immersed in the beauty of the surrounding counties, with their own breweries, wineries and cultures. >> the way i see it, it is tradition, at the brandywine river museum as one of the many big reasons like longwood gardens to go out into the region and the the country side, have really come alive in so many different ways in our five county area a along their

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you heard about the nga cyber security resource center. there is excellent information on best practices, check with, security resource center.and how to operate cyber response teams. when we apply these guidance as well as a risk management framework, what is important is we tailor it and tie it back to the subset of services that are most important. we cannot protect every resource. when we apply a checklist, we need to keep in mind that priorities, set of services, and do them in a determined and priority fashion. thank you, governor. >> thank you very much for that. let's open up to questions. . before we go to all the governors i want to commend the , administration for the executive order signed last week for the federal government and private sector to come together. we can do all we want at the state and federal level, the private is a huge player. we saw in the last two weeks a major health care provider, saw hacked 80 million pieces, bits of information from individuals, including one hundred 10,000 of the commonwealth of virgini

we are going to be looking to the nga and are calling to assist us in getting that point across. we understand where we are at on the scale. in the winter meeting, u.s. virgin islands. it is a lot warmer and more fun. thank you. >> you make great points. the attitude is not the way to go when you know your state best and better than anyone in washington. a final word from you. >> this is a great chance. i appreciate it. puerto rico has great challenges. we have been dealing -- we have a huge deficit of 24%. in 18 months we reduce that to zero. it is between zero and 2%. unemployment rate lasts 16. 5%. it is now 13.7%. it is on the way down. the crime rate was the highest in our history, now the lowest in the last 22 years. we are moving the lines. the on the positive line. we are breaking records. it is only 7% of our economy. our main part of the economic is -- [inaudible] and, for the first time since 2008, for the first time since 2006, the department of labor statistics states that our private sector is growing in the public sector is shrinking. without firing people. 16,000

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the nga members going to the white house for the 2015 governors dinner tomorrow night. as i mentioned, our live coverage here on c-span continues on sunday. 11:00 a.m. eastern, with jeh johnson. and the epa secretary administrator, gina mccarthy. she will appear for a panel. that is saturday, live coverage of the meetings here on c-span. we go to houston, texas. >> i just want to reinforce what the lady said it first. about four years ago i was unemployed. they have this program in workforce development. we took the whole standard test faq all over the nation. we got certifications. for two years i put in for every oracle database job that was on the internet. there were 30 a day. all of them required you to have at least 2-5 years experience. it is not so much a skills gap as a opportunity gap. we have to take a chance on people and train people. they used to do that for jobs. caller: it is pretty good in indiana. i think, there are a lot of programs out there, for small businesses. i do own a small business. i know that the governors have been working on new legislati

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two, govern bentley on behalf of the nga, govern bentley and i work on opiate adriks ishdiction issues i think he states the comment that we all know that our economic prospect and our nags d time. i know his govern wished to be here. we got whacked pretty hard in the north east. a little bit of a snowstorm on our transportation infrastructure. in termant we would but he aren't as acouplecustomed to show. >> i should say -- that's the deep death just wanted you to know that. all right. listen, i'm going to phrase put govern in. she just basically sent my message for me. we know that we can't prosper as a nation unless we fix what senator sanders referred to which is we used to be number one. we're 14th. you all together with the u.s. senate have the ability to this with congress. i want you to know on the ground what this means. what it means to vermont is not all that different to whoa eming, south dakota new hampshire s. our challenge in rural states is we sometimes for guest that 81% of our train post-works runs through our rerl states. vermont as an example, you can see vermont ver

it's my honor to introduce a friend of -- a man who joined us at national at the nga and talked about the work that remains to be done, someone who has worked tirelessly for this country vice president of the united states joe biden. [applause] >> good morning and almost afternoon. thank you. thank you very much. governor thank you for the great leadership you have shown and for that introduction. it's great to be here with so many old friends and i got a chance to meet a bunch of new friends when i posted the new governors over in my office back in december and got a chance to spend sometime with you all last night. i appreciate it very much. you know the president and i look forward to this every year for real because we get a chance as mary can tell you to actually have real life conversations that usually don't take place in the city over the last several years. you guys and women took office to get things done. you are accustomed to making sure whatever the problem is your city is facing to address the problem. so we look forward to this event every year. and you know, as i said

the president will be meeting with the governor's tomorrow after the nga finishes its winter meeting. we would hear that live here on c-span tomorrow afternoon. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress not only are there 43 new republicans and 50 new democrats in the house and 12 new republicans and one new democrat in the senate, there's also 108 women in congress, including the first african-american republican in the house, and the first woman veteran in the senate. keep track of the members of congress using congressional chronicle on c-span.org. the page is left of useful information there, including voting results and statistics about each session of congress. new congress, best access on c-span, c-span2, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> a look at how foreign policy is factoring into the 2016 presidential race. this is 50 minutes. >> 01 a welcome daniel i want to welcome daniel. he outlined his foreign-policy agenda. he was quick to make the difference that he was not his brother. mistakes were made in iraq. what was your take away? >> he's beginning to lay

i live coverage of the nga meeting continues later today. the speaker is the global markets editor for the fox business network. the crew that live at 3 p.m. eastern time. until then, we will bring you more of the white house summit on combating terrorism. the discussion that includes muslim community leaders and law enforcement. [indistinct noises] >> i am an english language teacher. it is my honor and privilege to greet our distinguished guests with a greeting of peace. peace be with you all. i would like to welcome of the world peace organization to begin with verses from the koran. [speaking arabic] >> in translation whoever kills is less of a soul. it is as if he had slain mankind entirely. leverett takes one life -- whoever saves one life, it is as if he saves mankind entirely. as religious leaders, we are conscious of the value of engagement. and for creating a platform for dialogue between the u.s. government and the muslim community in the u.s. and minnesota. undoubtedly, to a communication -- two way communication leads to better

turns out the owner of that sdroen an employee with the national gio spatial intelligence agency, the nga the employee was off duty, didn't involve his work. apparently, he had little to drink and was just having a little fun. >> you know, it lit up our lines all week long. of course, any time you bring it up people are still talking about it. on the serious side, if it has done anything, it has now forced the hand of government to get serious about the potential i'm . >> i still have my mind the drone that flew right in the proximity of the german leader. they had to pick it up. someone -- and i think it was channel 4, nbc that showed how a drone was armed with paint8risç gun. literally hitting their target. so if it's done anything, the faa and other agencies now have to put something in place to basically protect the president and other officials. >> yet it's interesting, with all the secret service has been through, we learn, yeah we've been looking at this and working the problem. we just can't seem to find what the answer is. that kind of a non-answer makes you wonder. clearly there

the nga's meeting this weekend to discuss some of the very same issues. watch our interview with governor herbert tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> keep track of the republican led congress and follow its new members. new congress, best access on c-span, c-span2, c-span radio, and c-span.org. here is a look at our primetime schedule on c-span. next u.s. governors discuss jobs and their state's economy. after that, a look at conservative messaging for the 21st century and ways to make political candidates more appealing to young voters. then, back to the national governors association meeting to hear remarks by danny meyer. >> u.s. governors gathered in washington this weekend for their annual winter meeting. this session includes a discussion on jobs and the economy as governor's outline the major economic challenges at the state level, including foreign work, infrastructure needs. fox this is networks moderated this event. it is about an hour and a half. >> all right. governor barbour, if you would like to sit with the governors

we are going to be looking to the nga and are calling to assist us in getting that point across. we understand where we are at scale. the 2017 winter meeting, u.s. virgin islands. it is a lot warmer and more fun. thank you. >> you make great points. the attitude is not the way to go when you know your state best and better than anyone in washington. a final word from you. >> this is a great chance. i really appreciate it. puerto rico has great challenges. we have been dealing -- we have a huge deficit of 24%. in 18 months we reduced that to zero. it is now between zero and 2%. unemployment rate was 16.5%. it is now 13.7%. it is too high but it is on the way down. the crime rate was the highest in our history, now the lowest in the last 22 years. zero. it is now between zero and 2%. so we are moving the economy on the positive line. we are breaking records. it is only 7% of our economy. our main part of the economic is manufacturing. we produce more medical devices per square mile. and as a matter of fact, for the first time since 2008, for the first time since 2006, the federal b

thinking about the snow and below zero temperatures, we only have five months and two days until the 2015 nga meeting in west virginia. so i just want everyone to get your thinking caps on and make your reservations. the meeting this year will be from july 23 through the 26th. we encourage you to come a couple days early and stay a couple days late. if you have not experienced the greenbrier, it is known as america's resort. we have got great programs lined up for this meeting at the greenbrier. you will experience great food. mr. myers you may want to come to the greenbrier along with us. there are several professional golf courses, a world-class law, -- spa flyfishing, white water rafting, zip lining, just a couple of the things we have in west virginia. we would encourage you to think about it. we would love to have you this summer. we have a loose -- set up outside the main west virginia. door -- bo oth set up outside the main door. thanks for the opportunity and please be in west virginia in july. thanks. [applause] >> one more little thing. these little brown boxes, there is a family in

i am honored to be here with governor bentley on behalf of the nga. we have worked together on opiate addictions, and i think i say it right when i say we want to partner with you to get this job done. our ability to improve quality of life depends upon fixing our crumbling and aging infrastructure. i know that i am looking forward to hearing from secretary circle it's as well. i know that'tis governor wished to be here. we got waxed pretty hard in the northeast with the snowstorm. our governor would be here if he were not digging out. in vermont we got hit two. but our southern states are not as a custom to snow as we are in vermont, so he is still digging. i should say that -- >> that is the deep south to. [laughter] >> i'm going to paraphrase because i know governor bentley just sent my message for me. we know that we cannot prosper as a nation unless we pick what senator stander -- sanders referred to. we used to be number one. i want you to know on the ground, as a governor what this means to a small rural state. what it means to a rural state is