sit down to come up with the next technology to incentivize people to stay here and for consumers simic you mention in the skills gap with is that really the case they don't have the necessary skills or companies still want to pay the necessary wages? it could be 30,000 or 40,000. >> it is complicated talked-about cupertino it is filled with middle-age folks that cannot get a job not because they don't have the skills but they don't want to hire people better younker so it is not a skill shortage the policies that have tax credits to have apprenticeship programs to bring veterans back to work teeeighteen admirably you serve the people in this area for decades in various capacities some people do fear that you may be burnt out how to address those fears? >> i am not burst out there is gas in the tank and i am not even a hybrid. [laughter] the kinds of energy comes from a deep-seated desire this country does the right thing. and i made mistakes. but then to major those youngsters have a voice that they need. to teach them to speak up and with the powerball education for the options of the

within the budget to make sure we continue to make that a priority that is one for my id ministration simicealth challenges is one of the upper important responsibilities to public health and public safety i have heard on the campaign trail how importuned it is to businesses and families to address it why we passed the medicaid expansion plan if it is critical to have enough resources for community-based health court -- health care. members of both chambers passed almost unanimously to reinvest in community-based mental health that because we demonstrated our commitment to do that we could enter a landmark settlement around the lack of community-based health care resettle that enter into -- implementing the plan coming from that's settlement that will alleviate the acute situation and hospital emergency rooms with people in crisis waiting for care. the opponent's plan pulls us back that would jeopardize the funding. havenstein: item no your definition of short since 30 seconds means two minutes for the governor. medicaid expansion bill will sunset a little over two years and is not a soluti

can i just read you this extract simic notwithstanding selection but if he leaves on and reasonable grounds that the mysterious -- materials subsection that they are satisfied in relation to the material. and i am shocked so they could be reassured. >> i think that question could be a play it -- applied more by suspect and then operating currently put the key point to in there while legislation provides the framework is the reference to the person authorizing though world. it is the ultimate safeguard but to make sure they are not all up front with a particular situation in. but it is the future of the times that we live in that when i say for all of my colleagues it is all the back of our minds at some point in the future we will be appearing before a tribunal or hearing or court accounting for the decisions we have made and essentially accounting for the way we have applied the proportionality and necessity for a texas. there is a very strong political incentive to apply these tests nearly into the way that minimizes the scope of the agency's to interpret warrants that are not issued >> t

depending but colorado passes the term and the bill simic i respect that over the last six years since elected we had a 50% turnover if i am reelected my seniority is below 50% while i will chair important subcommittees'. we don't need term limits they're already in the constitution. >> moderator: the senate is under scrutiny almost anybody can filibuster. right now you will blow a few are in the minority party is there a filibuster reform you would start -- support? gardner: the founders got a right when they wrote the constitution a system described one of the founding fathers the house is like the cup this and is the saucer that should catch the tempest boiling over that is what one of the founders have said but that is why he has it open with three and open debate but what the senator has done has broken the rules to change the rules to quiet the voice of the minority to allow his team to stack the deck from what the founders intended if i am a of the united states senate i will not break the rules to take advantage of the political process. >> moderator: is that at no? thank you v

that the president will push quite vigorously that is very much on this side of the nation's cities simic banks for taking the time to join us today. [applause] next we have my a research director crew will walk you through the state fiscal conditions survey. >> i'm pleased to be here today to share the results of the fiscal conditions survey also michael will speak with you shortly on the panel's session also of the macarthur foundation for this year's financial support. this survey is the annual survey of city finance officers and is the only for the sector as we discussed a data groth for recovery has been slow and has a unique window into a the prospective how the recovery has impacted the city finance is. and how budgets have faired coming out of the recession. i will discuss this that millions understand the conditions of the nation's cities. the outlook of city finance officers and general fund revenues, a work force personnel. also factors on the city's budget and how cities are responding. so it is not too much of the surprise this survey reveals the worst is behind them the city

be demanding the high-paying permanent jobs in coming from the infrastructure to refine that here simic i am confused on myoclonus position she came out originally now she says but there is of law that prohibits the export of crude all of that. we signed by president gerry ford for acquire not sure why but it will all be refined and it has to me we cannot export crude. >> my dad is a lever and that is one of the union's that depend on temporary jobs intelsat and how important say hour to our states. >> now moving to the bulk of the one-hour debate on that california at debate. we will be back in one minute. >> we welcome you back for tonight's u.s. senate debate between the democrats and republicans steve gaines along with yellowstone public radio and news -- newsmaker it -- and the first question of the second half of alaska by your ads we have finally seeing where ads on tv that we need one of us we need somebody a lot smarter than us the last should read them down the senate or maybe you have some explaining to do for the figure of lorena. when our founding fathers and is part of the