wic is not actually an entitlement program. wic can run out. in the event of shortfalls, wic counselors are advised to register mothers who are breast-feeding over mothers who are formula feeding. in the extreme events, feeding your baby formula can actually exclude you from qualification or eligibility to wic, for wic completely. a couple of months ago, the well-known harvard law professor published an op-ed in the new york times about his knowledge theory. he argued in his new york times op-ed that since he wrote the book nudged, he subsequently went out and produced a data set looking at how much americans want to be nudged or how much the support is for nudging. what he argued in the new york times op-ed was that most americans support government nudging toward better behavior. depending on the particular question he asked the support was anywhere from anywhere from 60-85% for nudging. to me, this is really interesting. i feel like nudging raises all kinds of really interesting questions. when you look at it through the lens of breast-feedi

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early on i made sure that we had ready to feed formula for wic mom's.we now have stepped up on the ground and we're focussed on nutrition. we're going to get a grocery store in flint. we have very quickly going to have an announcement on how we can step up to help with the pipes as well dr. monna's vision on long term. but none of this is takes the place of the fact that the state has a surplus and a rainy day fund. they caused it. they have to step up and fix this. >> i want to make sure we get some questions and comments from folks here in the audience. what's your name? >> i'm one on the flinlt school board. my question is we appreciate all the donations of water coming in our district and city. that's a temporary fix. what are we going do for a permanent solution? are going to bring in the army core of engineers as we wait for the in fra structure to be repaired? >> that's a good? senator, do you want to comment on that? >> yes. >> that's one of the things that's been floated here. >> i'm happy to do that. i was here allay on monday. you were in d.c

at the school lunch program, with what we permit people to buy with wic and food stamps. it's an influence on what people do consume. and i think, again, we all pay for it. we pay for it coming in, in terms of the food. we also pay for it going out as people get obese on those diets. so i think being more or shaping them much more and not just chloric intake is pretty important. >> so with the school lunch program, do we agree that there's some other way to perhaps fix that? >> i think they have gotten belter than they were. i think that's relatively uncon tro verse sal. some were attributed to different products or different food groups. there's been some controversy there. but i think overall, it's to notice that it's just a remarkable captive audience. it's an amazing captive audience. yeah. they're there eight hours a day, six hours a day, they're eating there and i think it's about 30 million meals. 30 million kids each day. that's a massive force in u.s. population that we just get to decide what they eat. we just get to decide what they eat. we could decide they sh

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treasure holds that mean that if you go to work, you lose all the benefits%(Ñ for your kids, medicaid, wicd stamps and then your kids go hungry. i know a little bit about poverty. my sister is here tonight. both of us can tell you we both did not grow up rich. my mother grew up in a house oldest of seven kids. she had lived in a house that didn't have floors. just dirt. no electricity. no running water. i resent it when people say oh people are poor because they want to be. no, they are not. nobody wants to be poor. and that's a stupid, foolish thing, mean thing to say. people are poor because they don't know how to get out of the hole. and government shouldn't push them back in the hole which is what our policies do when they punish people who want to go to work. [bell] >> and don't let them out. [cheers and applause] >> we can fix that but it takes some leadership to get it done. >> thank you, governor. [cheers and applause] >> governor gilmore, thanks to the iranian nuclear deal president rouhani is currently on a tour of europe meeting with our closest allies in france and italy. in fa

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. >> a her row wic rescue. a local man saved five people from a burning building -- heroic. >> a woman has chronic pain and wants some answers. >> and check it out. we've got some dogs. look at that cutie pie. he needs a new home. studio today. we believe this will shed light on what's going on down there. >> he believes justice is served. a local father reacts to continue diekt meant of two men in the death of his son -- indict meant. >> a local man is recovering after he rescued five people from a burning home. >> hoping to break the poverty cycle. how a program is using mentors to educate freshmen to keep them in school. >> thank you so much for waking up with us here on good morning cincinnati saturday. >> and i'm liz bonis. first a quick check of the forecast here's meteorologist brandon orr with no wait weather. >> good morning. >> just 12 hours ago it was lit up on precision doppler with rain pooling off to the east and now it doesn't look like anything is going on but there is light mist. it's so light it's not being picked up on radar. you can see a little light fog out there.

if you are single mom and able to get wic, food stamps, medicaid, section eight housing, in some states, transportation assistance -- there are a host of benefits that can be tapped into. most of them are necessary for those families to survive, and some of them still have a hard time. if a parent goes to work and works at the only job for which they are qualified, which is probably a minimum wage job, and they work enough, they will work themselves right up to the threshold at which those programs disappear. work actually could totally impoverished their families where they have not enough food, is zero health care, not a roof over their head. when people say, a lot of these -- i have heard it put this way, welfare mothers, they ought to get out and work. i'm thinking, those welfare mothers, they are a lot smarter than the idiots in government who designed the program that punishes them for trying. what has to happen is a sliding scale so as you begin to work and move up and get training, you don't lose all your benefits. because you can't and be a responsible parent. speaker ryan: i a

i could also support karnilo wic z and even consider hua. >> which seat is this? >> 13 and 14.kelton finey -- >> i believe supervisor wiener is going to be weighing in on this, not now, mr. wiener. >> as along as i get to weigh-in before the two of you make your decisions. >> thank you. >> as a potential tie-breaker. why don't we let our colleagues who authored the legislation go next. >> sure. do you have michele. >> yes. >> do you have michael noland? >> what is he numbered? >> he listed 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, so perhaps 10? 10 might work. >> what else? you have erich pearson, >> i do. >> we'll start there. before supervisor wiener goes, 9 i have stout, 10 i have pearson and 11 i have aldrich and then that is what i -- i think we had agreement on that. let's hear what mr. wiener has to say. >> thank you, mr. chair, i appreciate the opportunity. so i'm going to do -- i'm just go by seat also and for some of them i have multiple, who i would want to consider. for seat no. 9 worked in the cannabis industry, some of the names that really stood out for me was sara payan and i don'