new canine companion. >> now sit, sylvia. sit. >> i'm not ready to sit. >> i-i said sit. >> i'm too nervous to sit. >> down, sylvia. >> this show is kind of one of those dream roles for a lady in the theater. yes, i do play a dog. most of the physicality is very representational of dog-like behavior. so it's a beautiful exploration of what we project on to our dogs, you know, the thoughts and feelings, and then also, you know, the emotions that we perceive that they're giving to us. you don't have to hit, you know. >> well, it didn't hurt. >> it most certainly did. >> well, then i'm sorry. >> julie white is the wife, who plays second fiddle to the precocious stray. matthew broderick is the devoted dog owner, whose real-life spouse, sarah jessica parker, originated the role of sylvia. >> i've always loved this play. my wife did it when it started, 20 years ago. and i always liked it. arthur miller's "a view from the bridge" is a london import, but the bridge is still in brooklyn. nicola walker, best known to american tv audien

sylvia: it is important to look at total costs.e with the concept and we're giving consumer tools to do that. whether that is an out-of-pocket estimator on the website, they can allow a person to think my total costs, and therefore make a choice, or changes that took place as part of the formal care act that many people do not realize which actually cap the out-of-pocket expenses. people tools so they can shop and get the best plan for them. released revised targets of 2016. that is radically different than what the budget office has predicted. it is the second year in a row that has in the case. what accounts for the seeming disconnect? sylvia: the most important thing to focus on is the reduction in the number of the uninsured as the starting point. we are at 17.6 million in terms of the number of americans no longer uninsured. it was predicted we'd be around the 17 million range at this point. with regard to the people in the marketplace, one of the largest differences between us and cbo is cbo in their estimates, and that was b

i heard sylvia speak a few minutes ago. . echo everything she says her response is perfect.lease, do not use this talk of desktop computer. use a tablet. only go to websites that have "httpsht prefix which is ," the s stands for encrypted. do not be afraid of cyber monday. do not be afraid of it. i'm talking to the old folk now. planning to do a lot of online shopping tomorrow? caller: everything. everything is being done tomorrow. credit cards only. you never use a debit card. credit cards only online. be picky about your merchant. they have to have the right prefix. the credit card companies will protect you. i have been hacked twice. i had a phone call last october from someone who still my information from a brick-and-mortar store, and took the information, and shopped in ,is temple, turkey -- istanbul turkey. the credit card company caught it, i never would. it was several thousand dollars, they wiped it out, nothing on my record. host: can i ask you a question? use aid earlier tablet versus a desktop computer. what is the difference? caller: in all honesty, i can use a

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so john sylvia joins us now to talk more about the state of the labor market and what this mixed datas really telling us about the jobs picture. he is chief economist at wells fargo securities. good to see you again, john. welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's start first of all with how you interpret this data. it has been choppy. it's been a little bit confusing. tell me how you see the labor market right now. >> i think hampton's got it right. there will be a rebound. 180,000, 190,000 sounds about right to us. but i certainly agree with your characterization of mixed because what we're really seeing is the domestic service sector of the united states, especially, you know, consumer spending, as was mentioned earlier, was really pretty solid. what is week of course is the manufacturing in the export sector. so what we've seen is the service numbers are pretty good in terms of jobs. but manufacturing's taking a little bit of a hit. indeed it is a mixed picture. >> kind of a tale of two economies if you will. what is the growth rate in jobs going to like for the foreseeable future? >>

when i finally cracked that line, it led me to sylvia jennings alexander. she was 93 years old when i had the privilege of meeting her, and she was the keeper of the jennings family oral traditions, and on her living wall was this likeness of paul jennings. mrs. alexander lived another year and a half after i met her, and though she had physical maladies when i first met her, her mind was sharp as a tack, and her memories that she learned from her grandfather franklin, franklin lived to be 90. and so she heard right from franklin many of the family stories that go back to slavery days, and she very much enriched my story and also my own personal experience. by the way, she shared many family photographs with me, and "a slave in the white house" has over 20 photographs and maps and other graphics, but there were many more that couldn't go into the book, and i hope that you will check out the paul jennings website where many of them have been posted. it's pauljennings.info. but back to this likeness, it didn't take me too long to compare it with the statute o

we can speak to sylvia holton and world vision works in countries all around the world as well as the effects of climate change. we'll talk about that in a minute but first of all, what where today's speeches? how did you sense they went and what they amendment? >> i must say i'm a bit optimistic. because the speeches in the end were very positive. and i think heads of state have recognized that climate change has a big impact. and has a big impact on their population. so i really hope that there will be a strong agreement. but the thing is, we can't force them to do what they have said they want to do. so it's an obligation. it's a moral obligation to do. >> do you think in a sense that they've said all the right things but it is the case of getting them implementand making sure the countries do the right thing. there this is just the peak. i think the most important time is coming after paris. we see the impact of an issue right now on the ready, but the government has to act and have to do really strong action. >> reporter: what's your sense, you say you're optimistic, again in two

y mÁs adelante alejandra guzman reacciona ante la revelaciÓn del caso de violencia domÉstica de sylvia ¿cómo te preparas para esto? con indirectas, galleto. barbie, quiero un hdtv de target. abrimos puertas hoy a las 6pm en target. >>> feliz. y la familia y que tengan Éxito como hasta ahora. muchas gr gracias espinoza paz. y las sorpresas. y en particular. esta empresa, la gente... y correo y paquetes y todo. y hay un equipo. tan y tan bonito. y muy trabajador y que bÁrbaro como si trabajan caminan y caminan. son responsables de traer todas esas buenas noticias todos los contratistas y los cheques. bueno, todos los regalos para alaia. (risas). >>> especialmente adamari tiene que saber pero bueno, me tocÓ trabajar con el departamento de correos de aquÍ de telemundo para dar gracias por todo lo que hacen dÍa a dia por nosotros. asÍ que aquÍ estÁ lo que me ocurriÓ a mÍ. >>> ahora hizo ejercicios. >>> entonces, no te llegÓ. me tocÓ estar en el cuarto de correos. estas muy bella. normal al trabajo. con esos zapatos vas a poder trabajar hoy y ayudarnos. ¿que crees?. >>> bueno, hay que camina

. >> sylvia is winning the leadership award, which is coming from her nonprofit organization. she is devoting her time and energy for minority youth. really deserved that nomination. andsuku is the bankers trust president and he is winning the weson of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this messag

agua y comida" take fs 2/juanfra sylvia solis opina: "estar listo para todo y tener agua y comida listaempre mirar la televisin para saber como esta el clima y siempre estar calmados y tener tu cellular en mano por si hay una emergencia y manejar con cuidado" 3shot/lorena --el sbado pasado celebramos halloween en muchos pases, y en mxico el festejo fue todo un evento... take vo --miles de personas salieron a las calles de la ciudad de mxico para participar en el desfile de la "catrina"..con el que inician las festividades del da de los muertos... juanfra --el da de los muertos es una combinacin de elementos religiosos con ifluencias prehispnicas.. --en este evento, los participantes se disfrazan de las coloridas "catrinas" que son la representacin de la muerte.. lucrecia --cuentan que este personaje apareci en la cultura popular a principios del siglo 19 para ridiculizar a la clase "alta" que oprima al pueblo mexicano... --sin embargo, el dia de los muertos se celebrta en muchos pases a travs de toda america latina.. anchor gracias por acompanarnos, recuerden que le tendremos breves inf

take a look at aljazeera.com >> i'm sylvia rowley in the south of england where support for small scale sustainable fishing is catching on. >> and i'm russell beard in bangkok to meat a team innovative urban farmers turning air polution into protein.

there's thanksgiving dinner from the world famous sylvia's. >> i want to give that baby a hug. >> chubby cheeks. >> what a great organization. >> the knicks are really big with them. they continue to give back. >> good stuff. >> right back. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new york man buys $80 gold staples to staple expensive things. see the gold staple, it just looks right. probably worth more now. (vo) you'd make a way better rich pers

sylvia harper loves to shop. a savvy shopaholic who knows during the holiday shopping season, criminals like to case cars. >> they can't even take change. >> reporter: this emeryville stripmall has seen its share of break-ins. the window of one of our trucks was posted here several weeks ago. now a friendly reminder is posted here warning shoppers not to leave valuables in your vehicle. unfortunately, some shoppers aren't listening. it only took us a couple of minutes of looking around the parking lot to find out some people left their values -- valuables in plain view. the person sat there for about 30 minutes before the owner came out. >> i was hoping if it was on the floor, nobody would notice it. >> thanks for reminding me that i shouldn't leave it in my car. there this family of polish tourists left their rental car here loaded with luggage. >> you guys got some valuables and there. >> i didn't know because i'm not from here. >> reporter: exactly the kind of opportunity some look for. >> you know the coverin

. >> i'm sylvia rowley in the south of england where support for small scale sustainable fishing is catching on. >> and i'm russell beard in bangkok to meat a team innovative urban farmers turning air polution into protein. and i'm amandeep bhangu in england

yesterday, the governor met with health and human serves secretary sylvia burwell. during that meetin, he stressed that patients could still keep their to private companies. last week, federal officials expressed concerns with the move. a group of iowa hospitals is suing to stop - or at least delay - the process. the suit argues the new system would improperly use money from a trust fund the hospitals contribute to. the move goes into effect on january first. iowa congressman dave loebsack is trying to bring better internet service to rural iowans. he helped introduce the bipartisan rural ectrum accessibility act. it would provide incentives for wireless carrierr like "a-t and t" to lease unused spectrum to rural or small carriers. loebsack stopped in hills yesterday to hold a roundtable discussion and to tour the sharon telephphne company. he's on the house communications and technology subcommittee, which has jurisdiction over broadband issues. today the university of missouri campus has increased security, following threats on social media. this follows the resig

we will be speaking with sylvia matthews are well from the department of health and human services.lix: it is the dawn of a new day in argentina. overhaul to undo years of currency controls. we will look at what it means for investors. scarlet: jack ma is taking a page from fellow industry tycoon rupert murdoch. why he is considering a stake in an unprofitable newsmaker. alix: the federal reserve governor tells us what could sway the decision to lift off. ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. scarlet: let's go to our markets desk. a check on company movers. julie: let's start with tyson foods, the big meat processor. the company shares are surging. come out withthey earnings that beat estimates, having everything to do with chicken. ef business is struggling, but the demand for chicken is helping matters as is the idea that feed prices are declining. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. take chicken wings as one example. prices of the past year are down about five or said it would not be a great thing for tyson, but at the same time corn prices are done 2.5%. soybean prices, t

health and human services sylvia bier authority well believes people will seen up for health care plans but that number is misleading and saying what she didn't mentionñr in march of last year they predicted 21 million would be enrolled and more than double the new estimate. a new analysis finds two years in obama care and clear regional patterns are emerging about who has health insurance and who doesn't. the remaining uninsured are primarily in the south and the southwest. they tend to be poor. they tend to live in the republican leaning states. it is a problem for many americans. the now speaker of the house talked about it this weekend, there is a lot of dissatisfaction with obama care, obviously among the republicans? >> yeah, conservatives and especially the conservatives that are anti- obama they see a sign of progress. paul ryan is a advocate for repealing obama care and he talked about replacing obama care. that is been miss nothing the congressional fight over obama care. where is the republican replacement been? if paul ryan puts forth a compelling replacement to obama care i

one quites picked up was that sylvia porter when she win to the johnson ranch and visited them, watt riding backly backlyo airport and she said about lyndon johnson he is a crude and cruel man but will make a great president. and when i tried that out on different people who worked for him his sects, said issue is that it true and they said,ey, he could be a crude and cruel man but not all the thyme because he was among the most generous people you can of the think if william mound one employee's father had know been in an airplane and johnson arranged for that. the fonses honeymoons for employees. lady bird was particularly impressed with -- he would fine owl somebody was having a birthday and would immediately stop everything and have party. call for the cake and the champagne. she loved that side of him. that generosity, that thoughtfulness, but she also saw the other side, and that's when she moved in to mend the fences, take care hoff the hurt feelings, to -- care of the hurt feelings and even foresee sometimes a problem that what going arise with a staff or a campaign manager.

on monday, we speak with sylvia mathews burwell, secretary of health and human services.w is at 2:00 p.m. here in new york. ♪ >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york, 12:00 noon in san francisco. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ good afternoon, i am betty liu. from stocks to the fed to the ecb, laying the groundwork for more stimulus. we are going to speak with guests on this. and the e. coli outbreak is tied restaurants in new york and california. about one hour away from the close of trade this friday and andy in the trading week. i want to get to our bloomberg desk where julie hyman has the latest. julie, we did give up some early gains, but we are still higher. julie: yes, we st

. >> people are shaken. [ speaking french ] >> sylvia, who lives and works down the road from yesterday'sun battle says that she's moving out of paris. >> i'm going to leave the big city. >> and tonight, the mayor of saint-denis told a small crowd outside of the stadium where the first attack occurred. >> we have learned the leader of this barbaric attack is definitely dead. and we should all rejoice. ♪ >> but it's a difficult challenge, to restore confidence here, amidst growing fear. >> i want to bring you up-to-date on the situation in sweden. yesterday, they raised their threat level. they said that they had concrete information that an attack was about to take place. and they have arrested a man they were seeking at a refugee center. in connection with abdelhamid abaoud, it appears that he entered europe as annas i'll um seeker three days before the attacks. he came in through europe, through greece, and no one alerted french authorities despite the fact that he was on a terror watch list. there are 5,000 jihadis fighting in iraq and syria, and they say that there are only 2,000 of t

i've got to introduce you to the reason why i'm in the nfl, this is my mom right here, sylvia. >> hi, guys. >> let me get a real thunder roll out for you, one, two, three. >> roll, thunder, roll. >> sylvia still has that letter for orlando. when orlando played in the super bowl a few years ago she brought it along as a reminder of just how far her son was come. >> love that. >> isn't thee great. >> now you understand why the mom. >> exactly. two first place teams playing on sunday night, the arizona cardinals and cincinnati bengals battling on "sunday negotiate football" right here hon nbc. >> meals and deals. how to turn inexpensive canned pumpkin into the ultimate thanksgiving treat. tell you about it, about, first, people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and wan

department of health and human services, sylvia burwell. also want to highlight a couple of the other major things we have going on over the next couple of days. after the secretary, we will move right into a panel looking -- past,id and present, future. on the 50th anniversary, we will have directors who span the past five decades talk about where the program has come from, where it is today and where it is going. we will also have, later this afternoon, a fascinating panel that will be cms administrator surrounded by a couple of his fairly famous predecessors. know, they are never shy about sharing thoughts and views on the health care system. we are very excited about that. and another big plenary that we have tomorrow morning is an in-depth focus on what i call the really set in philosophy of medicaid, essentially followed money. so we have a session looking at the 5% of the population that drives its to percent of our costs. , mental eligibles health disorders and the ways we are trying to approach issues around homelessness and those

this past august he was at the one of the most famous soul food restaurants in the united states, sylvia's cities and he went there for two hours. he ate. he talked and got positive reviews and not so positive reviews. election day is one year away from this sunday, november 8th, 2016. republicans know they are not going to get a hefty percentage of african american votes but would like a higher percentage than 2012 and that's a reason for the radio ad buy. >> anderson? >> thanks. >>> nbc under fire protesters calling on the network to dump trump from this weekend's "saturday night live." i got to hang a picture. it may not seem like much, but to that resident it was the best thing in the world. it's amazing to me because it takes me seconds. but yet, when i go into the apartment, i'm there for half an hour. it is not just hanging a picture, it is conversing, it is being a friend. there aren't old people there. there are actually young people with old clothing on. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: t

sylvia matthews burwell to help kick us off. i want to highlight a couple of other things going on. after he secretary we'll move right into a panel looking at medicaid, the past, the present and the future, and again, on the 50th anniversary we'll hey medicaid directors who span the past five decade, talk about where the prom has come from, where the program is today, and where the program is going. we will also have later this afternoon a fascinating panel that is going to be -- the -- surrounded by a couple of his fairly famous predecessors, mark mccell lon and tom sculley, who are never shy about sharing their thoughts and views on the healthcare system. very excited about that. and then another big event tomorrow morning is an indepth focus on what i call the willy sutton philosophy of medicaid, which is follow the movement we have a section tomorrow looking at the five percent of the medicaid population that drives 50% of our costs. the dual eligibles, people with co-occur substance abuse and meant health disorders and the way we're trying to approach issues around homelessnes

discuss an answer questions about the entire recovery process and if you're at the weekend and says sylviae sierra for now clear skies take a look at bay bridge toll plaza. will be as chilly as we've had with the froth advisory entice platter clear skies turned him cold night for an/and cussed >> diane: than 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning partly cloudy skies and have the jurors in the mid-40s. and then a better idea for the money to meet tomorrow 7:00 a.m. indicating the dark navy blue areas forties' like flu in the '50s and then transition in the 10:00 a.m. it will be in the '50s all across that their entry areas indicating '60s never a cerros the down in san jose force the financial locations by 10:00 a.m. and then the 3:00 in the afternoon reached the mid-60s for fifties for inland valley locations mid-60's for the state's shoreline cities and san francisco law on the peninsula daytime highs 3:00 in the afternoon/evening. federal early-warning transition there and frost advisory in effect for the paschal temperatures crisp air for a week ahead afternoon highs to route 3:00 p.m. 6510 tx 66 l

health and human services secretary sylvia matthews-berwell joins me now.ave some real victories in terms of the enrollment numbers. what are the challenges still ahead? >> as we look at the overall, i think the most important thing to focus on is the number of uninsured. that number has been reduced by 17.6 million in the country and we want to make sure that we keep reducing that number. right now, open enrollment and the marketplace, an important part of that. we think there are about 10.5 million folks who are still out there who are eligible and that's who we are hoping to reach during this open enro enrollme enrollment. >> your message to them is first of all, the computer glitches have been fixed, that it's not that difficult, but what about the premium costs? >> affordability is a very important part of our messaging. as one talks about the premium costs, understanding that financial assistance is available. eight out of ten americans who are in the marketplace receive that financial assistance. we know that for folks in the marketplace right now, s

i've got to introduce you to the reason why i'm in the nfl, this is my mom right here, sylvia. >> hi, guys. >> let me get a real thunder roll out for you, one, two, three. >> roll, thunder, roll. >> sylvia still has that letter for orlando. when orlando played in the super bowl a few years ago she brought it along as a reminder of just how far her son was come. >> love that. >> isn't thee great. >> now you understand why the player is like always i love you mom. >> exactly. two first place teams playing on cardinals and cincinnati bengals battling on "sunday negotiate football" right here hon nbc. >> meals and deals. how to turn inexpensive canned thanksgiving treat. this is "today" on nbc. 1z back at 8:51 with "today food" with our countdown to thanksgiving. less than a week to go, folks. if you're head together store to stock up, lots you can do with simple and cheap pumpkin. you're a proponent of canned pumpkin. you're going to show us how to do it. >> totally a proponent. everyone says i make my own. this is better than what you make at home, i'm promising you, and it's so's. >> l

i've got to introduce you to the reason why i'm in the nfl, this is my mom right here, sylvia. >> hi, >> roll, thunder, roll. >> sylvia still has that letter for orlando. when orlando played in the super bowl a few years ago she brought it along as a reminder of just how far her son was come. >> love that. >> isn't thee great. >> now you understand why the player is like always i love you mom. >> exactly. two first place teams playing on sunday night, the arizona cardinals and cincinnati bengals battling on "sunday negotiate football" right here hon nbc. >> meals and deals. how to turn inexpensive canned pumpkin into the ultimate thanksgiving treat. tell you about it, about, first, this is "today" on nbc. the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking habits. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. 1z back at 8:51 with "today food" with our countdown to thanksgiving. less than a wee

i've got to introduce you to the reason why i'm in the nfl, this is my mom right here, sylvia. >> hi,nder, roll. >> sylvia still has that letter for orlando. when orlando played in the super bowl a few years ago she brought it along as a reminder of just how far her son was come. >> love that. >> isn't thee great. >> now you understand why the player is like always i love you mom. >> exactly. two first place teams playing on sunday night, the arizona cardinals and cincinnati bengals battling on "sunday negotiate football" right here hon nbc. >> meals and deals. how to turn inexpensive canned pumpkin into the ultimate thanksgiving treat. tell you about it, about, first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. 1z back at 8:51 with "today food" with our countdown to thanksgiving. less than a week to go, folks

. >> we have impressionist sylvia traymore morrison and the folks from the u street corridor. november 5 and this is reat day washington"." >>> good morning. my name is chris leary. >>> i'm markette sheppard. we're the hosts of "great day washington." >> also bobsy twins. >> i didn't know you were wearing this color today. >> nor did i know you were wearing this color. >> people at home, we're not trying to match. >> is that a faux pas? all the girls go oh, my god, like it's a big disaster. what happened? you're both wearing the same thing. oh, whatever. >> my mom used to dress me and my older sister alike when we were younger and we hated it. all of our pictures were just like n. all of our family pictures. >> i'm try to get over it during the show. >> we can push out a smile. i'm sure we can. maybe i'll get a tie from the the tie bar to mess it up a little bit. >> people at home, if you think chris should get a tie from the tie bar, tweet your favorite tie later on in the show. because they're a low price, kind of like -- i don't know, a low price, high quality deal. they're

they hope sylvia-has been amazing in getting us access to people who we can work with in the city.but you are right. there is a need for each community should not be replicating this. on their own. in the bayview, i know several members of the bayview economic development on a third group, and they seem to be doing it on their own. so, it would be great to have some kind of interoperability within the different groups so we can --so not all inventing things as we go along. so i'd love to see some kind of push for that. thank you. >> thank you. >> speaking of oe wg and the investing neighborhoods program, i think we have our deputy director any: and portola resident join us. thank you for joining me. >>[applause] >> maybe we can help be that bridge. it's been great this presentation so if there's no other questions from the commission, comments from the public yee? mr. boutwell >> beginning to speak nutritional try to be measured in my comments. i commit pretty angry and frustrated, over us commissioners, with the administration of this commission. this is the second meeting in a ro

joining us to talk about it is john sylvia. chief economist from wells fargo. lou breen. lou, what would you say is the reason behind these moves this morning? >> i think as you've said, we've been here before with madrid and london. even recently we've had the russian airliner and things like that. i guess the markets and the people are just resilient in that regard. and unless it actually affects business or if it's repeated, you know, and we have to see how that goes because we have, as has been said on your program, we had the airliner, we had beirut and now we've had paris. if this pattern continues maybe you're going to see some people being more cautious and not going out and spending so much. but right now i think it's just a matter of we've been there before. now how does it go from here as also has been mentioned. you know, merkel in germany has been a very big proponent of the immigration and she is kind of having a tenuous position now as chancellor there because of that. does this now take her position and make it a little bit weaker? what does that mean for

but to ask the team to come up now to be recognized.janet martenson, sylvia ford, katie and gotti, and greg rafael.i have not done this before. so, let me ask janet to make a few remarks and will present them with their plaques. >> good afternoon ms. martens and get >> good afternoon chairman nolan and direct. she still on my talking points but i did want to call a few additional people who were involved with this from the beginning it was really the brainchild of alisha our former chief of staff. the various folks here as well as lucy lou who is a city hall follow with us started about two years ago with this whole process. also,aandmta intern of lewis-who did all the initial gis work in mapping that led to these great reports. really, ongoing participation from many main people that the whole agency and its 15 effort. i want to thank you again for myself and on behalf of the team. thank you. >> on behalf of the board we want to congratulate you and thank you for outstanding and very important work. >>[applause] >> miscreant you did a fine job. ms. green, you did a fine job. >> thank

but to ask the team to come up now to be recognized.janet martenson, sylvia ford, katie and gotti, and greg rafael.i have not done this before. so, let me ask janet to make a few remarks and will present them with their plaques. >> good afternoon ms. martens and get >> good afternoon chairman nolan and direct. she still on my talking points but i did want to call a few additional people who were involved with this from the beginning it was really the brainchild of alisha our former chief of staff. the various folks here as well as lucy lou who is a city hall follow with us started about two years ago with this whole process. also,aandmta intern of lewis-who did all the initial gis work in mapping that led to these great reports. really, ongoing participation from many main people that the whole agency and its 15 effort. i want to thank you again for myself and on behalf of the team. thank you. >> on behalf of the board we want to congratulate you and thank you for outstanding and very important work. >>[applause] >> miscreant you did a fine job. ms. green, you did a fine job. >> thank

but to ask the team to come up now to be recognized.janet martenson, sylvia ford, katie and gotti, and greg rafael.i have not done this before. so, let me ask janet to make a few remarks and will present them with their plaques. >> good afternoon ms. martens and get >> good afternoon chairman nolan and direct. she still on my talking points but i did want to call a few additional people who were involved with this from the beginning it was really the brainchild of alisha our former chief of staff. the various folks here as well as lucy lou who is a city hall follow with us started about two years ago with this whole process. also,aandmta intern of lewis-who did all the initial gis work in mapping that led to these great reports. really, ongoing participation from many main people that the whole agency and its 15 effort. i want to thank you again for myself and on behalf of the team. thank you. >> on behalf of the board we want to congratulate you and thank you for outstanding and very important work. >>[applause] >> miscreant you did a fine job. ms. green, you did a fine job. >> thank

but to ask the team to come up now to be recognized.janet martenson, sylvia ford, katie and gotti, and greg rafael.i have not done this before. so, let me ask janet to make a few remarks and will present them with their plaques. >> good afternoon ms. martens and get >> good afternoon chairman nolan and direct. she still on my talking points but i did want to call a few additional people who were involved with this from the beginning it was really the brainchild of alisha our former chief of staff. the various folks here as well as lucy lou who is a city hall follow with us started about two years ago with this whole process. also,aandmta intern of lewis-who did all the initial gis work in mapping that led to these great reports. really, ongoing participation from many main people that the whole agency and its 15 effort. i want to thank you again for myself and on behalf of the team. thank you. >> on behalf of the board we want to congratulate you and thank you for outstanding and very important work. >>[applause] >> miscreant you did a fine job. ms. green, you did a fine job. >> thank

. >>> sylvia burwell discussed the suss says of medicaid this month. secretary's remarks, a panel also talked about the program's successes and what changes can be made to improve it. this is about two hours. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. i guess that was my entrance music. i think it's a good way to start the program. good morning, everybody. welcome to the fifth annual national association of medicate directors fall conference. this is the highlight of the year for those of us in the medicaid world. as i said, this is our fifth meeting. and every year we try to do a little better, be a little bigger, outdo ourselves, put together an agenda that is substantive, provocative and keeps people coming back for more. and i think by the fact that i see 900 people here at breakfast, i think we're doing okay. thank you all for coming. my name is matt salo. i'm the executive director here at namd. it's a pleasure to have all of our friends and family here to talk about medicaid for the next couple of days. we've got a terrific agenda. a combination