Affordable Care Act The United
States Supreme Court is expected to hand down one of the most
anticipated rulings in history this week.
The High Court will decide whether the United States government has
the authority to enforce the
Affordable Care Act, which includes a mandate that every
American own some form of health insurance. The Justices
could rule the entire law unconstitutional or strike down only
parts of it. Each possibility carries a different scenario
for each state. We'll preview how these scenarios will affect
California with Professor of Law at McGeorge School of Law, John Sims, and Capital Public Radio's
Healthcare Reporter, Pauline Bartolone.
Kevin Ferguson Olympic hopeful Kevin Ferguson found his water legs as a child
at Arden Hills and continued on to swim competitively with Rio
Americano High School. We caught up with him before he left
for Olympic trials in Omaha, Nebraska, which begin Monday, June
25.
TED X TED Talks, if you're familiar with
them, are short online videos containing some of the world's
most-cutting edge technology and information. TED is a global
non-profit that organizes two conferences a year with speakers from
the all areas of Technology, Entertainment, and Design (TED) to
record short web videos in front of live audiences. The talks
are usually under 20 minutes and the topics range from regenerative
medicine to flying cars. Sacramento is hosting an all-day TED X
gathering Wednesday, June 27 to coincide with TED's global
summer conference in Edinburgh, Scotland. We've invited a
former TED speaker who is also a former UC Davis professor and
current researcher working out of Davis, Paul Moller and Brendon
Weber, the Director of TEDX Sacramaento to talk with us about
his 2004 TED talk and explain the impact of the growing
sensation.
Richard Lewis President and CEO of the California Musical Theatre, Richard Lewis, sits
down with Insight to discuss the Music Circus' upcoming season and
new renovations to the theatre.
