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nga is doing really good stuff and under terry's leadership it will even do better. i know there have been people asking about the booklet that we passed out to the governors on highlighting the successes of the states. if you want to those contact scott and his people. also, there will be a website with the continuation, so the things you are doing and other innovative things taking place we will have online and to see some of the great things taking place that you can access also, he didn't contact scott or the nga to have access to the website. with that-- >> hit the gavel schemata boom, meeting is adjourned, everyone. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

and for nga vice chair, governor brian sandoval of nevada, and for our next nga chair, my good friend and neighbor to the south, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. chairman herbert, of the health of the nominations committee i moved to is outstanding slate adopted. >> thank you. we have emotion on the floor. is there a second? second? any discussion? hearing on all those in favor say aye to. the motion carries. thank you very much, larry. appreciate your good work. as long as we, before we turn the gavel over to our new chair, i got to make some recognitions of those who are leaving their service with us. and just trying to check to see who was here, but those who are not with us, but this is their last meeting as they now exit office, we have governor jack markell and jack dalrymple and peter shumlin, jay nixon. we have an icy maggie hassan. she's leaving, too. i think she's running for the senate as i recall. are already. his parole rate your? i heard he was your individually. girl rape tomlin, west virginia -- girl rape tomlin. governor padilla. right there. we have a plaque for

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in fact, at the nga, staff about a year and a half ago had discussion about impact on states. financial services, one example within that of how things are changing. the third one is consumer goods and technology. so there's a company in california that has an app on a mobile phone through which one click of a bombing you can get healthcare services for mom and dad. if you think about technologies, if you think about the demand the consumers have, 50% of changes in home renovation is by the boomer set. all the organizations looking at the silver economy as an opportunity, so the question becomes, so we add up all of the examples and many more, you get to 7 trillion. the question is as investors, how do you play as states, as state how do you attract the companies that are going to be focused on the economy to grow gdp and torow jobs, so i'm sure we are going to have questions on this but we can pivot to this when we are done. >> thank you, often we see it only the negative way and it's kind of nice to hear the broader view of what kind of services are going to be needed, what

some key nga responses to zika virus. we have an working a lot on this, which i'm sure one of surprise anyone, started by giving governors issued bulletins this year to get them the information that was breaking, as quickly as possible. we also have posted webinars for communications directors to make your they the right messages and strategy around the zika. and on may 9 governors did ask for swift action on zika funding. we do all have that statement in your packet. the nation's governors urged congress to work together to reach an agreement on the appropriate levels of funding needed to prepare for an combat zika virus. and then, a summary of state action on zika virus. governors have really been on the forefront of the response and preparedness, focusing on and limiting jurisdictional risk plans, that include a variety of strategies. everything from, again coordinating state agencies and departments, targeting resources and trying to deploy them effectively, increasing surveillance and vector control certainly launchi

newborn bab while she was sleeping in her hospital room.o laurie snyder says it happen friday at the nga baptist hospital in jonesboro. said she realized her baby was missing after she woke up, r was in a nether patients room down the hall, snyder claims that there were several nurses gathered playing with the baby, she said the nurses sought to reassure her that the child was in no danger, t officials would not comment on what happened because of a internal investigationfifi. >> sometimes you don't have to go to school to learn a valuabl lessonyoha.on >> one boy learning to get back news at noon we got some blue skies . they will be increasingly trotted by cloud cover todayot, but nothing underneath these clouds. they have beens. nothing bu decorative. on the visible satellite, it is tough to find clouds across much of northeast ohio, to the west and south,ea start to see a bit more activity. looking like a good day, 85 degrees,, it isis warm with increased humidity from yesterday, not seem much precipitation right now but tha will change. there will be lo of moisture in the air. these

. >>> call it kangaroo cowa burks nga. a woman posted this video of a kangaroo hopping along the coast. the little guy has been named skippy. you can see why. shirleen. >> i love it. the jersey shore, ever. >> stay off the beach. >> i love it. bright idea. >> he is going to go wake boarding pretty soon. >> so cute. hey, little buddy. >>> the mets evened the score in game two last night of the subway series. jay bruce made his debut but it was a big night for jacob degrom. he tossed seven scoreless runs off yankees ace tanaka for a 7-1 victory. the cross-town rivalry heads to the bronx tonight for the final two games of the series. >>> and still to come on eyewitness news at noon, a new crackdown to stop companies from cashing in on fears over zika. what new york's attorney general wants you to know. >>> plus, dramatic video as a plane crash lands and is engulfed by smoke. we hear from the husband of one who scrambled to escape. >>> and video spark fury on social media. a car pulling a dog on a leash. what one driver did af

it just so happened to the nga was in town. i think it was the end of february. they had a plan. it was bipartisan. and so -- i talked to shaw and archer and said, called gingrich. we want on this. we have to modify it. it's never going to pass. robert rector will hate it. heritage will hate it. but it will get us off the mat and we can get rolling. i see you want me to stop, so i will. mr. kaus: we have 10 minutes to go, so we have to be quick. didn't have to do with dole's flagging fortunes. the old one of the issue versus clinton, so he was happy mr. haskins: that was a factor. that became a factor. that became effective. the republicans on the ways and means committee, they requested a meeting with newt and told him straight up, our bill, achievements by the republican revolution -- which had not done anything -- was way more important mental's candidacy. let him worry about his candidacy. we were going to pass this bill. and we did. mr. talent: we did not take the campaign into account. people look at this and they see the linear connections -- of course, politicians are alw

. >> let me think the former rga and nga champion -- chairman. thank you for coming. [applause] >> thank you, jason. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the clinton administration played a large role in the passage of the signing of the welfare act in 1996. i manage poverty studies at the american enterprise institute, one of the sponsors of this event. i have to say that i played no role in the drafting, writing the original welfare reform act. with all kinds of topics associated with this, talking about the history and politics and process of the signing of this act. that is what the purpose is today. i will say one point about where i was. i can remember the very first briefing when leaders of the assembly and governor's office were brought together to brief about new york. i remember the career bureaucrats when they saw what was about to happen in new york state. happened.uld not have we have a distinguish

. >> let me think the former rga and nga champion -- chairman. thank you for coming. [applause] >> thank you, jason. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] reform ford welfare the new republic back in the day, or i thought i was covering it. i saw the democratic side, not so much the republican side. ron hoskins on the phone and he would say, i have this big problem, but i will take care of it. i learned that every other reporter in town was doing the same thing. he controlled the entire press tour of washington. we have a really good panel from the congressional perspective. .e have ron we have robert rector, who, at the heritage foundation was the prime over of a lot of the .orces that led to the bill he is basically unstoppable. and senator talent, who as a member of congress, if you read ron's book, he has the sentence that comes after the anecdote about senator talent being worried about castle, you can get a l

what is happening to your initiative in the aftermath of your year and what has been ongoing on the nga now. mr. hoppe, it in an era of fiscal i stared in constraints and budget tightness, how do you see working through some of the advances you talked about in your remarks. a question for each. >> banks. i'm actually going to say in response to your second question, one of thinks about this issue as this should not be -- this should not defined what happened here. what has encouraged me so much this so much to secede governors of both parties, plenty of democrats and republicans embrace this issue. embracing the issue doesn't always take a lot of money. it's really about a change in mind that within the government and within the private sector and certainly a change in mindset between in terms of how the government interacts with the private sector. i got at this a little bit earlier, but it's important to really emphasize. mr. hoppe started to talk about this in his own remarks. what has encouraged me the most is to see people starting to think differently about how to address the issu

know what happened to your initiative in the aftermath of your year and what has been ongoing in the nga on that and be mr. hoppe, i would interested in knowing in an era of fiscal austerity, how do you see working through some of the advances that you talked about in your remarks. so a question for each. say, ingoing to response to your second question -- gov. markell: one of the great things about this issue is that even in times of this goal tightness, that should not define what happens here. what has encouraged me so much is dizzy governors from both parties embrace this issue and embracing this issue does not always take a lot of money. it is really about a change in mindset within the government and within the private sector and it certainly is a mindset between -- in terms of how the government interacts with the private sector. important to what hasphasize encouraged me the most is to see people starting to think differently about how to address this issue from a governmental perspective. ok, my of just saying -- job is to work with these jobs for to find people with disabilitie