that's why last year the department of health and human services issued a proposed regulation to betterservices were eligible for tanf funding and that's why this bill,■= h.r. of, is so dangerous and dishonest. when we have a growing mountain of evidence of misuse and even fraudulent use of tanf dollars by crisis pregnancy centers, this bill by its term would prevent the department of health and human services from any regulation of pregnancy crisis centers. house republicans would green-light the unregulated use of public money to fund these anti-abortion facilities, many of which have been proven to promote false medical claims and misinformation, misrepresent their services as providing a full range of reproductive health care, despite having only anti-abortion services, and usually lacking any medical personnel and, horrifyingly, they're unbound by hipaa privacy restrictions, and some of these centers collect and distribute women's sensitive personal inanizations within the larger anti-abortion movement. this is what republicans are trying to push upon american women with these bill

25 years old of health and human service non profits. most of our members contract with the city to provide services and as community service providers who also work not only with government but with corporate and philanthropic sectors, we do bring a unique perspective and many many decades of experience to city policy debates. particularly on topics that effect our organizations and the people we serve. i wanted to come here today because we have a short paper on budget priorities and guidelines that we originally drafted way back in the dot com bust and sadly had to bring it back today. we already shared this paper with the department and we thank dr. colfax and mr. wagoner and other staff for meeting with us. we also shared it with the mayor's budget director, with the board of supervisors and other major departments and universally all told us they found it helpful approach. the paper identifies a framework for implementing these difficult budget decisions and put forth 8 priorities and i wanted to share with the commissioners as wel

so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human servicessing partners, so primarily the department of homelessness and supportive housing and human services agency. so it's sort of a three-headed command in which we are coordinating and operating everything related to covid response. and now, of course, in this final phase, it's mass vaccination. the first year was before the pandemic was extremely busy. the fires, obviously, that both we were able to provide mutual support but also the impact of air quality. we had, in 2018, the worst air quality ten or 11 days here in the city. i'm sure you all remember it, and then, finally, the day the sun didn't come out in san francisco, which was in october. the orange skies, it felt apocalyptic, super scary for people. you know, all of those things, people depend on government to say what's happening. are we safe? what do i do? and that's a lot of what department of emergency management's role is. public service is truly that. it is such an incredible and effective way that we can make change for th

25 years old of health and human service non profits. of our members contract with the city to provide services and as community service providers who also work not only with government but with corporate and philanthropic sectors, we do bring a unique perspective and many many decades of experience to city policy debates. particularly on topics that effect our organizations and the people we serve. i wanted to come here today because we have a short paper on budget priorities and guidelines that we originally drafted way back in the dot com bust and sadly had to bring it back today. we already shared this paper with the department and we thank dr. colfax and mr. wagoner and other staff for meeting with us. we also shared it with the mayor's budget director, with the board of supervisors and other major departments and universally all told us they found it helpful approach. the paper identifies a framework for implementing these difficult budget decisions and put forth 8 priorities and i wanted to share with the commissioners as well, be

department of health and human services met with ob gyn doctors and professors to discuss front line stories of how abortion care has changed since roe versus wade was overturned, and some states adopted abortion restrictions. >> if they're spanish speaking or they're an immigrant, they have no idea where to look and they're stuck in this restrictive state. >> patients who are pregnant are really coming to san francisco from really far away because they can't get care within their states from places like tennessee, even florida. we've seen patients from georgia, doctor eleanor dray, medical director of san francisco general abortion clinic, told becerra that colleagues also are seeing doctors leave. >> some states that have criminalized abortions. >> so it's creating sort of obstetric care deserts. >> professor shared findings from their research projects on cases when abortion access is denied, like when a pregnant patient in the second trimester breaks their bag of water and you know, there's a high chance of developing an infection and a low probability that the fetus would surviv

(human services agency). >> >> same house, same call.ion is adopted (gavel) located at 2700-45th located at 2700-45th affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. project no. prj2022-003411-(1) project no. prj2022-003411-(1). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted (gavel) madam clerk read items thirty lee]motion appointing stephen wasserman and richard lee, term ending september 7, 2026,to the assessment appeals board no. 1. (rules (rules miller]motion appointing elizabeth miller, term expiring september 1, 2025, to the assessment appeals board no. 2. (rules committee) >> same house, same call. the motions are approved. >> madam clerk go to committee reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and three 7 together. >> 36. committee reports: [mills act historical property contract - 2209 webster street]resolution approving a historical property contract between michael foley and chiao meilin, as trustees of the foley lin family trust dated june 20, assessor-r

services.ve bisseroy. it is noteworthy that the latter was not among those present in the hall at all. only one day of voting left in belarus a little over a month ago, the situation in the country is calm. should we expect a revival of opponents during the presidential race, who benefits from driving a wedge between belarus and russia, and whether the largest nato exercises in decades , stalwart defender 2024, in decades, should be regarded as a threat to our security . let me remind you, they started the day before and will last for several months. political scientist vadim borovik will answer all questions. in the program i will tell you not to be silent. one thing is clear: given the most difficult geopolitical situation, everyone is asking for peace. we must be strong and resilient, then we will exist. it is impossible to force us to take actions that we do not agree with. the policy of our country is exclusively to build our own development strategy and ensure our national security. our t

the department of health and human services proposed a rule to deter funding away from pregnancy centers toward facilities that provide pregnancy centers support expectant mothers offering support. aligned with the intended purposes of the program. singling out pregnancy centers is putting in agenda ahead of policy. that's why i introduced the parenting women in families act ensure pregnancy centers cannot be restricted from receiving funding. conservatives are herern babies and mothers. we want to ensure moms are supported throughout pregnancies and empowered, thank you.>> will go to our whip. >> last week hunter biden revealed the degree of arrogance and entitlement. flat, reality set in. hunter biden's lawyer notified the chairman that he was ready to admit defeat after defying two subpoenas. as negotiation date and time of deposition continue a few things should be made clear. house republicans will hold hunter biden's feet to the fire until we have his testimony. we have zero tolerance. he is a material witness and sitting down in a formal setting where all questions can be asked an

the department of health and human services proposed a rule to deter funding away from pregnancy centers toward facilities that provide abortions. pregnancy centers support expectant mothers offering support. aligned with the intended purposes of the program. singling out pregnancy centers is putting in agenda ahead of policy proposals. that's why i introduced the parenting women in families act to ensure pregnancy centers cannot be restricted from receiving funding. conservatives are here for unborn babies and mothers. we want to ensure moms are supported throughout pregnancies and empowered, thank you. >> will go to our whip. >> last week hunter biden revealed the degree of arrogance and entitlement. when his press stunt fell flat, reality set in. hunter biden's■y lawyer notified the chairman that he was ready to admit defeat after defying two subpoenas. as negotiations to arrange date and time of deposition continue a few things should be made clear. house republicans will hold hunter biden's feet to the fire until we have his testimony. we have zero tolerance. he is a material witnes

the department of health and human services proposed a rule to deter funding away from pregnancy centers toward facilities that provide abortions. pregnancy centers support expectant mothers offering support. aligned with the intended purposes of the program. singling out pregnancy centers is putting in agenda ahead of policy proposals. that's why i introduced the parenting women in families act to ensure pregnancy centers cannot be restricted from receiving funding. conservatives are here for unborn babies and mothers. we want to ensure moms are supported throughout pregnancies and empowered, thank you. >> will go to our whip. >> last week hunter biden revealed the degree of arrogance and entitlement. when his press stunt fell flat, reality set in. hunter biden's lawyer notified the chairman that he was ready to admit defeat after defying two subpoenas. as negotiations to arrange date and time of deposition continue a few things should be made clear. house republicans will hold hunter biden's feet to the fire until we have his testimony. we have zero tolerance. he is a material witness

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> health and human services secretary have your becerra and former secretary alex azar talked about health equity, the covid-19 response, and the cost of prescription drugs. >> welcome to the session. the conversation will now commence. please welcome to the stage the 24th and 25th u.s. secretaries of health and human services, alex azar, and xavier becerra, in conversation with the institute chairman to discuss the road ahead, reflections on insights to improve health for all. >> mr. secretary's, thank y for joining us today. i just want to stress to everyone watching this war with us today how important your jobs are. taking care of the health of not only people in the united stes but inany ways, the world. i thought weight start by going back to a 1754 benjamin franklin wch told the colons they needed to combine to suive. he tk the snake and dividedt intoarts as a message to t to convince the heads of the 1 colonies they needed to be one. the same thing exists today when wehink about the system of health care

the clerk: a bill to prohibit the secretary of health and human services from center.ose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition -- the gentlewoman from kansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will read the motion. the clerk: ms. davis of kansas moves to recommit the bill h.r. 6918 to the committee on ways and means. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 2-b of19, ths ordered on the motion to recommit. the question is on the motion. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it the motion is not agreed to. mr. smith: i the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having risen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 further proceedings on this question are postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. pursuant to house resolution 969, i call up the bill h.r. 6

so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human servicesso primarily the department of homelessness and supportive housing and human services agency. so it's sort of a three-headed command in which we are coordinating and operating everything related to covid response. and now, of course, in this final phase, it's mass vaccination. the first year was before the pandemic was extremely busy. the fires, obviously, that both we were able to provide mutual support but also the impact of air quality. we had, in 2018, the worst air quality ten or 11 days here in the city. i'm sure you all remember it, and then, finally, the day the sun didn't come out in san francisco, which was in october. the orange skies, it felt apocalyptic, super scary for people. you know, all of those things, people depend on government to say what's happening. are we safe? what do i do? and that's a lot of what department of emergency management's role is. public service is truly that. it is such an incredible and effective way that we can make change for the most vulnerab

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health and human services secretary xavier becerra joined vice president kamala harris during her visit to the bay area. coming up, why they spotlighted ucsf doctors and their role in reproductive health. plus one of their master's degrees will be in artificial intelligence, which is especially exciting because we're seeing a lot of growth in this industry. >> well, more educational opportunities are coming to san jose. we have details of a new university that will focus on artificial intelligence, science (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can instantly know what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extre

she went on to receive a degufft on to work for the department of health and human services for moresh a south center, the chinese historical society of new england, an asian american civic association. i encourage my colleagues to support this legislation honoring this dedicated civil servant and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tereserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. i rise in strong h.r. 3728 to designate the postal service locatedded at 25 dorchester avenue, room 1, in, g post office. this bill produced by representative presley recognizes the contributions of ms. chang raised in chinatown. i didn't know her but learned from my colleague she was a trail blazer, a passionate advocate for her community, andl a devoted public servant and yield such time as she may require the gentlelady from massachusetts, represeat the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized. ms. pressley: thank you, mr. raskin and chair comer for advancing this legislation. i want to thank my mas

. >> the department of human services reportedly missed a deadline to complete an evaluation of the man responsible for allegedly killing ten people at a grocery store in boulder, causing yet another delay in this case. ahmad alissa is tentatively scheduled to go on trial in august on ten counts of first degree murder and 47 counts of attempted murder. a court hearing this week could determine whether the trial gets pushed back. the case was already pushed back about two years after his attorneys raised questions about his competency to stand trial. the shooting happened in 2021 at a king soopers supermarket in southern california. >> crews rescue for nearly five days. she told rescuers she crashed wednesday night after a deer ran into the road, and she swerved to avoid it. yesterday, hikers noticed wreckage and called police. >> very fortunate, especially with the extreme conditions we've been having the last this last week and that we're expecting to continue to have in the upcoming week or weeks, uh, very low overnight cold. >> firefighters say they had to repel down to get to the wr

services and dignity to the people of gaza. a voice and they have power to make that happen. nick: israel says hamas uses hospitals as cover for tunnels. did you see any evidence of any kind of militant activity in or around the hospital? dr. jilani: i did not see any evidence to suggest that and the irc would never work in a hospital that would be used for those purposes and condones any violation of international humanitarian law. nick: what do you say to the gazan doctors you worked with who you mentioned before, who, of course, are not able to leave gaza? dr. jilani: my heart and my spirit remain with you. and i am doing everything i can to support your dignity and humanity, which we sadly have seem to lost somewhere along the way. nick: dr. sima jilani of the irc, the international rescue committee. thank you so much. dr. jilani: thank you. ♪ geoff: a majority of people traveling abroad alone these days are women, and demand for women-led tour groups is rising. stephanie sy is back with a closer look at the reasons why wom

next, our folks, we're going to talk to health and human services secretary javier becerra, about whaten administration is going to protect reproductive rights. and coming up, a new warning from a reagan appointed judge about the dangerous rhetoric surrounding the attack on the capitol. we will talk to a former january six committee investigator about it all. you are watching the weekend. you are watching the weekend. what? every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. bombas makes absurdly comfortable underwear. made to move with you, not on you. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased equals one donated. visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first order. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are su

department of health and human services met with obgyn doctors and professors to discuss front line stories of how abortion care has changed since roe versus wade was overturned, and some states adopted abortion restrictions. >> patients who are pregnant are really coming to san francisco from really far away because they can't get care within their states from places like tennessee, even florida. we've seen patients from georgia, doctor eleanor dray, medical director of san francisco general abortion clinic, told becerra that colleagues also are seeing doctors leave some states that have criminalized abortions . it's creating sort of obstetric care deserts. >> becerra heard from ucsf researchers about confusion and disparities in abortion access for minorities and non-english speakers. >> if their spanish speaking or they're an immigrant, they have no idea where to look, and they're stuck in this restrictive state. >> professor shared findings from their research projects on cases when abortion access is denied, like when a pregnant patient in the second trimester breaks her bag of water a

this will take place with the department of health and human services secretary javier becerra and actress and activist sophia bush, part of harris' fight for reproductive freedoms tour. that's what they're calling this. harris' office says she is highlighting the harm caused by extreme abortion bans and restrictions that some states have put into effect after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the vice president will also speak in los gatos at a fund-raiser for the president's re-election campaign before heading back to washington late they are afternoon with her husband. we might be able to take a quick live look at the mexican heritage plaza. this is the group of protesters you were mentioning. there's about 50 of them. the council on american-islamic relations and other activist groups have organized the protest outside of the plaza to call on vice president harris and president joe biden to pressure israel to do an immediate cease-fire in gaza. thousands of people, palestinians, namely, have been killed by israelis in gaza. much of the world community is asking israel to do a c

. >> and we're going to hear from the us secretary of health and human services about a pivotal supremert case that could radically limit abortion access growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. abortion film. if preston, the decision could have major implications in the aftermath of the overturning of roe v wade, ktvu greg lee reports march 26th. >> that's the day the supreme court has set to hear arguments in a high stakes case over access to mifepristone, a commonly used abortion pill. >> this is the court's first big foray back into the reproductive choice and abortion, the last resulting in the high court overturn roe v wade in 2022. >> in the myth of stone case, the allia

the secretary of health and human services was in san francisco with state health officials.says affordable, covered california is an option for millions of californians, sometimes as low as $10 a month. you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn

in 2023, michigan department ofhealth and human services reported that close to onerd of foster parentsg families using data act is the first step towards addressing this crisis to help states better meet the needs of children in<@: their care and replace the outdated recruitment plans with family partnership plans that do theol in consultah foster youth and their families, that support foster family advisory boards which give foster the policy development process and■1 it uses data as the title of the ll suggests to establish recruitment and retention goals and measure our progress towards those goals. this is a subject that is in my original career for almost a decade was a social worker working in this field and i was working in the most at-most riss in our population, n weaknessese system and i know that fixing the system will require the t.pertise of the people who know the foster care system is known best by the families and youth that have gone through it. they are using data that we derive from them and from their experiences will find better ways to recruit and recruitment stra

. >> in addition to ms, harris, local, state and federal leaders were in attendance, health and human services secretary javier becerra emphasized the need to work collaboratively to ensure safe access to reproductive rights. >> i'm thrilled to get to join the vice president as she continues to grow around country. to educate. and to talk to troops about what's going on. >> several times protesters disturb the discussions yelling at the vice president to push for a cease-fire in gaza. they were escorted out and many in the audience chanted 4 more years seemingly in support of the biden administration with the election ahead this november. this was the second stop of her tour in the fight for reproductive rights. i think it's a very eye-opening >> happy to be really excited as a youth work reporting the california democratic party just like really excited. and saturday, theresa kron, 4 news. >> today's visit from the vice president focused on abortion rights. it's a sign of things to come as we get closer to november. catherine heenan live in our news with more on what we can expect to

services received the grant this week. funds will create more than 90 new supportive housing units by january of 2025, the development part of the novato veterans and workforce housing project. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6, elderly woman is dead after being hit by a child on a bike. >> we details on the moments that led up to that crash. plus state assembly speaker robert remus addressing the public about what he's prioritizing this legislative session hear what he had to say. and we're getting a closer look at renderings for the new high-speed bullet train that we're told is going you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i a

department of health and human services. i'm rebecca jones gaston, commissioner for the ministration of four children abuse of families, and the ministration for children and families. thank you also for the years of strong bi prevention efforts which provided the foundation for and enabled the passage of the family first services act. a cys is committed to supporting parents and caregivers to holistic and proactive approaches that focus on keeping families together and preventing unnecessary involvement with the foster care system. i hear routinely from young people and families that have experienced the child welfare system that many families could have stayed safely together if support for their conference needs have met. as part of the commitment to advance prevention and family preservation of the experience of families who encounter the be informing our policies and our programs. we are working with states and tribes to shift the focus of the child welfare system, helping them implement family first and promoting them

. >> in addition to ms, harris, local, state and federal leaders were in attendance, health and human services secretary javier becerra emphasized the need to work collaboratively to ensure safe access to reproductive rights. >> i'm thrilled to get the joining. the vice president as she continues to grow around country. to educate. and to talk to troops about what's going on. >> several times protesters disturb the discussions yelling at the vice president to push for a cease-fire in gaza. they were escorted out and many in the audience chanted 4 more years seemingly in support of the biden administration with the election ahead this november. >> this was the second stop of her tour in the fight for reproductive rights. i think it's a very eye-opening and the on everything and >> happy to be really excited as a youth work reporting the california democratic party just like really excited. and saturday, theresa kron, 4 news. >> meanwhile, outside that event, hundreds of protesters demanded a ceasefire that the israel-hamas war, some of the demonstrators are insisting the biden harris a

the most basic of, of human services when it comes to water supply is still an issue in developing nations. and how critical is the issue of water scarcity and lack of access to clean water in these regions. and how has the lack of access to clean water affecting your community? i mean, water is a cross cutting issue regardless of the economic status of different countries, different communities of different cities. like i said at the most basic level in areas where communities or countries are hard to fit in terms of economics, sustainability, communities that don't have basic water infrastructure that's able to deliver water from various sources, whether it's ground water or surface water systems. that infrastructure is non existent, and that's when you have the issue of clean water not being available for those communities at the most basic level. but water scarcely also affects develops nations or, or, or countries that even have robust water infrastructure systems or, or plentiful sources of water supply or a diverse water supply portfolio. and part of that is because of the impact of

i spoke to health and human services secretary xavier becerra about the legal fight. >> he appeared with president kamala harris in san jose as she works to make abortion rights a focus of the election, and it is fundamentally about about freedom for freedom, the freedom to make decisions about your own body. >> we cannot afford to have any kind of politics interfere with people's access to the health care that they need. >> anti-abortion groups have said the lower court's decision restores common sense safeguards, while those supporting the white house's challenge say it turns back the clock on reproductive freedom. santa clara and san francisco county joined others in an amicus brief to the supreme court tuesday, calling for its reversal, a potential decision in the case is expected by the end of june. greg lee, ktvu, fox two news in washington late tonight, house republicans voted along party lines to move toward impeaching homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> the homeland security committee debated well into the night to recommend two articles of impeachment against may

services when it comes to water supply is still an issue in developing nations. and how critical is the issue of water scarcity and lack of access to clean water in these regions? and how has the lack of access to clean water affected your community? i mean, water is a cross cutting issue regardless of the economic status of different countries. different communities have different cities. like i said at the most basic level in areas where communities or countries are hard to fit in terms of to nomics sustainability. communities that don't have basic water infrastructure that's able to deliver water from various sources, whether it's ground water or surface water systems. uh, that infrastructure is non existent. and that's when you have the issue of clean water not being available for those communities. at the most basic level, but water scarcity also affects develops nations or, or, or countries that even have robust water infrastructure of systems or, or plentiful sources of water supply or the 1st water supply portfolio. a part of that is because of the impact

service is to medicare will depend at least in part on highly competitive grants from the national institute for cinema and visual lights. she argues that cutting its funding, well. not only hard filmmakers but argentina's cultural sovereignty. it's important that but adults, culture is important for everyone, not just the worst case. it reinforces our national identity but argentine is economy is in crisis, deepen disk and the triple digit inflation. the only solution says the president is for congress to approve an emergency bill to slash social spending and privatize everything possible. outside congress, these protest just respond with calls for national strike. this is argentine this largest trade union consideration calls for a country wide action later this month. a crucial litmus test for the new president's plans to dismantle latin america's oldest welfare state. seeing newman al jazeera window site is the government and ukraine's hockey region says 11 people have been injured in a russian missile. and striking a hotel. it says to marseilles, hit the building late on wednesday. amon

today the hill reports that the office of inspector general for the department of health and human servicesned holmes from participating in federal health programs for 90 years. holmes founded the defunct blood testing company theranos in palo alto in 2003. in may, she was sentenced to prison for lying to investors about the capabilities of the blood testing company. she's now serving her two year sentence in a prison in texas. san mateo county has started accepting applications for its new independent civilian advisory commission to oversee the sheriff's office. the seven member commission will include a sheriff's appointee and each supervisor will choose a person from their district to serve. the commission will advise the board of supervisors on community police relations, accountability and transparency, and public engagement. community members will be selected through an application process which runs through february 23rd. you can find the online application at ktvu .com. slash web links. >> the latest scientific model on sea level rise around california suggests less rise than previo

. -- a principle contract manager with the human services agency and here today to request approval ofthe fiscal year '23-24 annual cost of doing business adjust for non-profit service providers. at the end of 2023 the budget office and the board of supervisors approved a codb for grants with non-profit organizations. it these amounts are calculated from the cost contained in each agreement. salaries and associate benefits, operational cost and indirect costs. the codb is not applied to any client pass-through funds new programs or add backs that started in this fiscal year. in the past couple of monthslet department has been working with service providers to add the way-24 codb to the grant agreement. most agreements contain contingency in the not to exceed amounts to cover the codb increase and not require formal approval. the contracts unit will work with grantees to process revisions to add the funds. the grant agreements that did not contain enough contingency chapter agreements are included in table one of the memorandum. for these grants agreements upon commission approval the c

my name is rocio duenas. -- a principle contract manager with the human services agency and here today to request approval of the fiscal year '23-24 annual cost of doing business adjust for non-profit service providers. at the end of 2023 the budget office and the board of supervisors approved a codb for grants with non-profit organizations. it these amounts are calculated from the cost contained in each agreement. salaries and associate benefits, operational cost and indirect costs. the codb is not applied to any client pass-through funds new programs or add backs that started in this fiscal year. in the past couple of monthslet department has been working with service providers to add the way-24 codb to the grant agreement. most agreements contain contingency in the not to exceed amounts to cover the codb increase and not require formal approval. the contracts unit will work with grantees to process revisions to add the funds. the grant agreements that did not contain enough contingency chapter agreements are included in table one of the memorandum. for these grants agreements upon c

[applause] >> and his department of health and human services just announced the first 10 drugs that will be subject to negotiations. if you are a family member who takes prescription medicine for diabetes, blood clots, heart disease, kidney disease and more, the price of many of these drugs will be coming down. [applause] >> these 10 drugs are only the beginning. the inflation reduction act calls for 60 more drugs to be added for negotiations over the next four years. [applause] >> who do you want to see presiding over this? many of you remember and some of you and your families shared as my late wife, her decade-long struggle with diabetes. you know as i know the exorbitant monthly cost of insulin. like i told you four years ago, we know joe but more importantly, joe knows us. [applause] >> starting last year, thanks to joe biden's inflation reduction act, insulin has been kept at $35 per month for medicare and ploy ease -- employees. [applause] >> i saw our monthly bills for insulin. my wife was a full shot a day diabetic. it was nothing for the bill to be $800 per month. from $80

say what to protect international shipping. human services recently launch dozens of attacks on ships and the red sea aimed at stuffing israel's ministry campaign against thomas in gaza. so naz straight packed with protest, since they're ins ends by a wave of us and british strikes on thousands of here's the targets in yemen, launched in retaliation for a tax on shipping in the red sea island. this is a message to britain and especially the united states of america, that they will pay. i have a prize for this aggression. those crowds today authorized the leader of the revolution and authorized the military leadership to respond to this aggression a, ty levels, etc. and on land, but the us and u. k. say the strikes which hit military targets. what acts of self defense? who's the rebels who a batch by ron, have been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks, with the group releasing this voltage in november of its flashes, appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war in gaza against from us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrori

services when it comes to water supply is still an issue in developing nations. and how critical is the issue of water scarcity and lack of access to clean water in these regions? and how has the lack of access to clean water effect in your community? i mean, water is a cross cutting issue regardless of the economic status of different countries, different communities of different cities. like i said, at the most basic level in areas where communities or countries are hard to fit in terms of to nomics sustainability. communities that don't have basic water infrastructure that's able to deliver water from various sources, whether it's ground water or surface water systems. that infrastructure is non existent. and that's when you have the issue of clean water not being available for those communities. at the most basic level, but water scarcely also affects developed nations or, or, or countries that even have robust water infrastructure of systems or, or plentiful sources of water supply or the 1st water supply portfolio. and part of that is because of the impact

services when it comes to water supply is still an issue in developing nations. and how critical is the issue of water scarcity and lack of access to clean water in these regions? and how has the lack of access to clean water effect in your community? i mean, water is a cross cutting issue regardless of the economic status of different countries, different communities of different cities. like i said, at the most basic level in areas where communities or countries are hard to fit in terms of to nomics sustainability. communities that don't have basic water infrastructure that's able to deliver water from various sources, whether it's ground water or surface water systems. that infrastructure is non existent. and that's when you have the issue of clean water not being available for those communities. at the most basic level, but water scarcely also affects developed nations or, or, or countries that even have robust water infrastructure systems or, or plentiful sources of water supply or a diverse water supply portfolio. and part of that is because of the impact o

services when it comes to water supply is still an issue in developing nations. and how critical is the issue of water scarcity and lack of access to clean water in these regions? and how has the lack of access to clean water effect in your community? i mean, water is a cross cutting issue regardless of the economic status of different countries, different communities of different cities. like i said, at the most basic level in areas where communities or countries are hard to fit in terms of to nomics sustainability. communities that don't have basic water infrastructure that's able to deliver water from various sources, whether it's ground water or surface water systems. that infrastructure is non existent. and that's when you have the issue of clean water not being available for those communities. at the most basic level, but water scarcely also affects developed nations or, or, or countries that even have robust water infrastructure of systems or, or plentiful sources of water supply or a diverse water supply portfolio. a part of that is because of the impact

. >> there is a concern about department of health and human services and the sensitivity of americans health information. has any resources been dedicated to solving that vulnerability. >> was yeah, protecting folks personal information is a high priority. i can look into and get back to you about what projects we have worked on with a just. >> thank you. i appreciate that. i yield back. >> pursuant to the previous order of the chair declares the committee in recess subject to the call of the chair. we will plan to reconvene ten minutes after votes the committee stands in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

. >> there is a key concern about the department of health and human services and the sensitivity of americans' health information. have any resources been dedicated to solving that vulnerability? >> yeah. protecting folks' information is a high-priority. i can get back to about which project he worked on with hms. >> appreciate that. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair declares million resource subject to the, chair. we will plan to reconvene 10 minutes after a vote, the committee stands in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

. >> there is a concern about department of health and human services and the sensitivity of americans health information. has any resources been dedicated to solving that vulnerability. >> was yeah, protecting folks personal information is a high priority. i can look into and get back to you about what projects we have worked on with a just. >> thank you. i appreciate that. i yield back. >> pursuant to the previous order of the chair declares the committee in recess subject to the call of the chair. we will plan to reconvene ten minutes after votes the committee stands in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

the summit will feature health and human services secretary xavier becerra from california and representative barbara lee from the east bay. new automotive tech is allowing a safer, more efficient way to pull trailers on the roads. general motors is showcasing its new cruise control that has a sensor system, letting the driver know when it's safe to change lanes, and it features a rear camera that lets you see behind the trailer for its super cruise. is ushering in a new kind of automated driving control. we're also the first to offer true hands free capability while towing a trailer. >> i am pulling a trailer hands free and over 80% of those customers have said that. >> now that they've utilized super cruise, it really does contribute to a more relaxing drive. >> and then there's ford's pro trailer backup assist, which helps you reverse with easier accuracy by just turning a knob on the dashboard instead of using the entire steering wheel. well traffic hazard in nevada overnight had drivers yelling moo! at least six cows, as you can see, made a mad dash down onto southbound 101 north of luca

. >> there is a concern about health and human services and the sensitivity of americans health information. have any resources been dedicated to solving that? >> protecting folks personal information is high priority. i can get back to about what projects we have worked on with dhhs. i appreciate that. >> pursuant to the previous order, in recess to the call of the chair. we will reconvene 10 minutes after the vote. the committee stands in recess.