morens but your chief of staff. do you agree it violates niaid policy to use personal email for official purposes? >> the dr. morens issue that was discussed by this committee violates nih policy, yes. >> does using official email -- using a personal email for official business violate? >> using a personal email for official business violates policy. >> does it violate niaid policy to delete records to avoid foia? >> yes. >> dr. morens edited an eco health press release re

morens but your chief of staff. do you agree it violates niaid policy to use personal email for official purposes? >> the dr. morens issue that was discussed by this committee violates nih policy, yes. >> does using official email -- using a personal email for official business violate? >> using a personal email for official business violates policy. >> does it violate niaid policy to delete records to avoid foia? >> yes. >> dr. morens edited an eco health press release regarding the grant termination. does that violate policy? it was inappropriate for him to go doing that for a grantee as a conflict of interest, among other things. >> on march 29, 2021, dr. morens edited a letter that dr. das yak was sending to nih. does that violate policy? >> yes. >> he provided him with advice regarding how to mislead nih on eco health's late progress report. does that violate policy? >> it was wrong and inappropriate and violated policy. >> on december 7th, 2021, dr. morens wrote to the chair of eco health's board of directors

morens. has dr. morens emailed your personal before on not official purposes? as a mentioned we wrote scientific papers together so he very well may have used that but that's the e-mail i use when i write a scientific paper. >> and that's because niaid policy allows you to write on some official had to put a disclaimer at this is -- >> in other words to be doing something as official visit you shouldn't use your e-mails for official business. an order to be complied with the regulations, you would use a personal ego. >> i appreciate that. i want to ask about some of the public health policies enacted during the pandemic. dr. francis collins from nih director recently said in an interview and i'm quoting you attached an infinite value to stopping the disease and saving a life that you attach a zero value to whether this actually totally disrupt people's lives what was in the economy and this kept many kids out of school in a way that the quite recovered. understanding that covid test was that a lot of voices at the table, is that an accurate description of the p

morens. has dr. morens emailed your personal before on not official purposes?>> as a mentioned, we wrote scientific papers together so he very well may have used that but that's the e-mail i use when i write a scientific paper. >> and that's because niaid policy allows you to write on some official time, right papers but she's had to put a disclaimer at this is -- >> in other words, to be doing something as official visit you shouldn't use your e-mails for official business. an order to be complied with the regulations, you would use a personal ego. >> i appreciate that. i want to ask about some of the public health policies enacted during the pandemic. dr. francis collins from nih director recently said in an interview and i'm quoting, you attached an infinite value to stopping the disease and saving a life that you attach a zero value to whether this actually totally disrupt people's lives, what was in the economy and this kept many kids out of school in a way that the quite recovered. understanding that covid test was that a lot of voices at the table, is th

morens. has dr. morens emailed your personal before on not official purposes? as a mentioned we wrote have used that but that's the e-mail i use when i write a scientific paper. >> and that's because niaid policy allows you to write on some official time, right papers but she's had to put a disclaimer at this is -- >> in other words to be doing something as official visit you shouldn't use your e-mails for official business. an order to be complied with the regulations, you would use a personal ego. >> i appreciate that. i want to ask about some o pandemic. dr. francis collins from nih director recently said in an interview and i'm quoting you attached an infinite value to stopping the disease and saving a life that you attach a zero value to whether totally disrupt people's lives what was in the economy and this kept many kids out of school in a way that the quite recovered. understanding that covid test was that a lot of voices at the table, is that an accurate description of the public health advisors? and then you could fit in other advisors along the way.

morens, dr. dandric.k. disgraced through process the grant process that he signed he says he has no accountability for cause the committee decides that he just signs it let me tell you something maria as doctor when i sign a prescription, i am responsible for what is a in that prescription there is no accountability to this man at least he claims there is none we got to change that. maria: no kfkt whatsoever appears on another universe doesn't man and a woman any times he said a conspirators we've got it on tape he tries to make us believe that he believed it was natural when in fact he is in emails talking about likelihood of the lab leak, so he -- -- knows that we were funding gain-of-function research, has he being paid by the vaen makers as pushing the vaccine on all of us? >> well that is the yet to be determined he there certainly with are royalties you brought up another thing as he testified yesterday said oh i always considered lab leak a possibility. no, you did not. maria: no, he didn't. >> not p

opposite of what david morens says. >> sean: 's is the same assistant that sent that e-mail all my godf function? >> different assistant guide what david morens worked for 20 years for anthony fauci, is called the special advisor to the head of the agency which anthony fauci is, but today fauci and on one fast no. the question is is, everywhere to get a prosecutor one day, maybe a new presidential administration that asked david morens under oath and said you were going to go get you a refund different punished for destroying records, you may seek prison time, would you be willing to give us a full story and what fauci nude and when he knew it? thing that is a great deal to be had. i think one of the reasons i don't morens is a fall guy here and they chose him as a fall guy, has been paid for over a year? not to work. he is on paid leave for over a year, maybe two years now. to be let me ask you -- let me ask you this, of the nih recently officially admitted, finally admitted, taxpayer is blended again a function. now we're learning that nih scientists received some hundred and $10 mil

morens but also your chief of staff. do you agree that it violates niaid policy views personal e-mail for official purposes? >> t committee violates nih policy, yes. >> is using official e-mail, using a personal email for official business come to zapicy using a personal e-mail for officialusiness violence in eight policy. >> does it violate in a niaid policy to delete records and to avoid for you? >> yes. >> okay. on april 20, 202020, dr. morens edited and eco-health ecohealth presslease regarding the grant termination. does that violate policy? >> that was inappropriate for him to be doing that for a grantee interest among other things. .. is that riley policy? >> it was wrong and inappropriate violated policyr moran spoke to the board of in a word does not violate policy? >> should not have done that, i was wrong and i like policy. >> i imagine it does highlight policy. in addition to all those actions actions, and comments to they are trying did you talk about this? >> i never spoke about protecting him. we knew it w

morens but also your chief of staff. do you agree that violates niaid policy views persona purp?h policy, yes. >> is using official e-mail, using a personal email for official business come to zap eyelet policy using a personal e-mail for official business violence in eight policy. >> does it violate in a, niaid policy to delete records and to avoid for you? >> yes. >> okay. on april 20, 202020, dr. morens edited and eco-health s release regarding the grant termination. does that violate policy? >> that was inappropriate for him to be doing that for a grantee as a conflict of interest among other things. .. is that riley policy? >> it was wrong and inappropriate violated policy. >> doctor moran spoke to the board of directors to put in a word, does not violate policy? >> should not have done that, i was wrong and i like policy. >> i imagine it does highlight policy. in addition to all those■ actions, and comments to they are trying did you talk about this? >> i never spoke about protecting him. we knew it was a grantee so i may have mentioned and■ discussed. >> he just made that

morens who is your for you lady? is it hilary clinton?0 things thy brain cannot keep them all in my head. i think i've answered a lot of those questions. i told you of the foyt lady was i told you what she told me. i told you i told the committee it is impossible to avoid eight foia it is impossible to destroy an nih document. an e-mail document. >> clearly because we have got your e-mails. they are pretty shocking. i do appreciate humor as well you do receive a taxpayer paycheck. what it-9 e-mails there's a lot of things that should have been. >> by the way if i understood understandwhat you just said, lt say a lot of government e-mails come to my gmail. stuff from cdc, my paycheck. >> this is all related to your job regardless of which e-mail account and i guess it hilary clinton had a private server as well and she put a lot of things there and somehow they disappeared. dr. kagan you also wrote on octt got news he foia picked up an e-mail i sent you think tony joke in the of course. however ron johnson is all over and now after he'll b

now, moren, during his testimony was careful to avoid implicating fauci. nose. >> he too used information to avoid foia requests. that's what we actually asked him to provide personal email and text messages so woe o. we can continue our investigation. it seems clear that the people at nih, including dr. fauci, did not want the public to know what was going on and that was a lack of transparence. and the other thing that's interesting is that dr. fauci went outs of his way to suppress the lab leak theory. remember, they tried to call it conspiracy theory, a bunch of scientists that said that they thought it was coming from the lab. [lost audio] >> todd: look like her shot froze there and we have her back. >> natural origin. how did they change mind in three days he suppressed it. >> carley: it's a great question, congresswoman. we will be watching. this is public. we will be sure airing this testimony as it happens. it's a big story and something that we should still care about although the public attention is off of covid. really quickly, about 15 seconds

morens who is your for you lady? is it hilary clinton?thank you for the humor. you said about 10 things that my brain cannot keep them all in my head. i think i've answered a lot of those questions. i told you of the foyt lady was i told you what she told me. i told you i told the committee it is impossible to avoid eight foia it is impossible to destroy an nih document. an e-mail document. >> clearly because we have got your e-mails. they are pretty shocking. i do appreciate humor as well you do receive a taxpayer paycheck. what it comes to work e-mails there's a lot of things that should have been. >> by the way if i understood understandwhat you just said, lt y a lot of government e-mails come to my gmail. stuff from cdc, my paycheck. >> this is all related to your job regardless of which e-mail account and i guess it hilary clinton had a private serve as well and she put a lot of things there and somehow they disappeared. dr. kagan you also wrote on octt got news he foia picked up an e-mail i sent you think tony commented he was a bra

we will bring morens back in and see if he has anymore recollection of how things really occurred?der the bus, then that may change their tune as to how they do their answers. look, we know it we used taxpayer dollars to do gain a function research, doctor fauci and give it as like answered to change the definition but they knew what was going on in the evidence he produced showed a date they destroyed e-mails, did everything they could to coordinate with facebook agate aga fauci mention facebook, to try to censor any descending to be as get any conservatives another question, the gray doctor fauci and his great scientific mind, today, in a totally different tune but he still showed no remorse and try to blame everybody else for the mistakes he made to the it's funny that every investigation you do congressman, this day pops up. the whistleblowers saying the cia told to the prosecutor's don't touch the sugar brother, and now we are here that fauci was meeting with essential intelligence agencies during the pandemic. and now he is so vague about whether he did what he did not. what

. >> i think we have time for just a couple moren one of which is importa attendees.hat recommendations do you have for youngs who what else can congress do to build or and engagement respect to this engageme with r china china? uncles your thoughts on those two issues? >> was community and iividual involvement it is essential. the of a look involvement organizations around the organization con the nuclear weapons issue both organizations communities. the noise googled them and join and become part of the community dialogue that is essential. don't let them score around this issue. let engagement at the local always show up in on what's going on not become part of a association so that is the engagement i recommend people and joel themselves directly if interested show that local asked for a meeting at least with the key staff. this is political pressure to move this forward. with regard to the second part about resolutions i would encourage other members of congress part of our working group or not to put forward their ownolution. different members of and the extraor

we need to look to inflict moren russia forha strategy, the prest has spoke otegy quite a few times.ort ukraine with all these initiatives veus laid out so that they can essentially hold the line, build defensive fortification use a smarter active defense to into the back half of this year and into next year, t can liberate additional territory. our goal is for you crane to be sovereign, independent with its territorial integrity restored. but you know, we have to -- we have to al be smart on the tactics. we've seen how the counter was t effective because franklye difft especially with dug-in positions. the general sorovikan was adept at positioning rus to defeat ukrainian forces. we've seen this in hardkiv. stae russian side. if ukraine can forces being overextended to be able have more of an effect onhe battlefield than it were to employ a standard mechanickized force that tries to punch through the trips. likely to sun my view. hosterons to follow-up on that including a long-term vision for but it appears you are running). thank you very much for you. [applause] we wish you all th

police arrested him for rachel moren's murder over the weekend in tulsa, oklahoma. more than ten months after her body was found. the hartford county, maryland sheriff said this. >> he killed a woman in el salvador and why he fled here to come here through our open border. we have such a porous border and he came right through. this is the result. >> harris: congresswoman kat cammack is in "focus." let's go to david spunt with more on the story. >> police never gave on finding rachel's killer. her family lived in fear the person may attack again. the suspect killed that woman in his home country of el salvador before crossing our border illegally early last year. she was just 37 years old. a mother of five and last august she was found dead along the popular running trail in bel air, maryland about 30 miles northeast of baltimore on the way to the delaware border. police say she was raped and killed. body left for others to find it. this was last august. authorities on friday in tulsa, oklahoma arrested this man, victor hernandez just 23 years old charged with her r

lived on the territory of ecuador diplomatic missions, but in 2019 the president of ecuador, lenin morenon police were allowed into the embassy and assange was arrested. and now he has been sitting in a british prison for 5 years. he is accused of disclosing classified pentagon information in a conspiracy. 18 criminal charges have been brought against him , collectively he faces up to 175 years in prison. in 2022, the british home office approved his extradition. this year, the london high court asked the american authorities for guarantees that asanji would not be sentenced to death in order to. send it to the usa, but if they don’t give it, assange will be able to file another appeal against the extradition decision. supporters of freedom of speech around the world regularly hold actions demanding the release of the journalist and stop persecution for his professional activities. this is what this day in history was like. the russian ministry of emergency situations warns: protect your home, install a fire detector. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry. the int

morens and marge morsel of there's are still paying their salaries. dr. dr.aszak in april 21 quote ps i forgot to say t can either send stuff to tony onn his private email or handed to him to worhe is too smart to let colleagues send him stuff s that could cni apparently you neglected to dredges up with people smart individuals. doc montreux to another collaborator in june 2021 at baylor college of he had diluted all his emails related to covid origin when quote the shit at the fan end quote picky set quote i feel pretty sure tony were, too. avoid united states hassle is toas delete all emails when you're in the subject is presented. october 2020 dr. morens peter daszak quote peter from tony's comments to me as what francis has been vocal n about over the past five years we're trying to protect you. they are protecting their own as well, end quote. i'll jump ahead. the american people can rest assured we're going to continue to pursue answers and continued push for full account of college despite continued efforts to try to cover this up. dr. fauci hitch will

each ticket can cost morene tan be fined, including taxis, rideshare drivers, even delivery trucks.a popular restaurant on the peninsula is closing for good after a 30 year run. mike's diner bar in palo alto. it's considered a neighborhood jewel by customers. the italian american restaurant has been a fixture for three decades, weathering everything from the pandemic to employee embezzlement, even a near eviction after paying rent. one day late. remember that story, customers say the food is fantastic, the service is enjoyable, the memories are plentiful. the owner says this is a bittersweet decision. after struggling to keep the business in the black. we'll have an opportunity to pull back and do some consulting, which i love to do, and just relax a little. it's been seven seven days a week for 30 years, so, very grateful to all the customers who have kept us in business and all the staff who hed here. well, mike's diner is out, but that space won't be empty for long. kirk's steak burgers is opening up in that location. a historic california hotel went up in flames overnight after

chernivtsi university is showing a very cool picture. we still have moren's film, which was recentlythe festival in chernivtsi. mykolaichok open, it seems to me, is the apogee of bad ukrainian films, which caused just a stormy flurry, incredible enthusiasm, because everyone laughed a lot at how it was filmed, and that's why the distributors looked at all this reaction and decided to release morena, her name is morena, friends, they will announce the release date of this film, i will definitely promote it, because i have not seen anything like it before , it's very funny, the audience laughed, i haven't had such pleasure for a long time, so... watching ukrainian horror films, a horror film that was laughed at, laughed at, it was simply unforgettable. well, that's all, friends, watch ukrainian cinema, i think in konotopsk the witch is also not the last time we will talk about her in this horror film, and i hope that it will still find its audience, although after all it is not a horror film, it is a film that promises us a certain, certain catharsis, certain satisfaction from the fact

good film there chernivtsi university show a very cool picture, i think it’s okay, and here we have morenhich was recently shown at the festival in chernivtsi, mykolayachok open, it seems to me to be the apogee of bad films of ukrainians, which caused a storm of incredible admiration, because everyone laughed a lot at the way it was filmed, and therefore the distributors looked at all this reaction and decided to release morena for rental , friends, the release date will be announced. this film, i will definitely promote it, because i have not seen anything like this before, it is very funny, the audience laughed, i have not had such pleasure for a long time, so we will follow ukrainian horror films, horror films that were laughed at, such laughed, it was simply unforgettable, well, that’s all, that’s all, friends, watch ukrainian cinema, i think that on the konotopsk witch, we will also not be the last time we will talk about it, about this horror film, and i hope that he will still find. its audience, although it is still not a horror film, it is a film that promises us a certain, certa

moren's presidential party, first lópez oberdora, now claudia schönbaun, she managed to win the electionsack in 2018, now the 2024 elections, and in fact 12 years of mexican history. under the banner of this party, which was able to wrest power from a completely different political class in mexico, which is the left orientation, that of the right orientation, well , center-left, let's say so. and what can the policy be, what changes can you expect, there are some policy changes that will differentiate claudia schoenbau from lópez abrador, particularly in foreign policy, in relations with america, in the attitude to the russian conflict. with ukraine, i don't think we will see any radical change in foreign policy. claudia schönbaun is quite a long-time, let's say, associate of lópez abrador, she supported him in the presidential campaign of 2006, 2012, that is, they are already quite they have been cooperating for a long time, they are in the same team, they rotate, let's say, in the same circle, she shares his views, in principle, as such a social leader, claudio shunbaem first showed her

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david morens testified he deleted records that were critical cal, and used person email to create a back channel to freedom of information act. >> we have not seen him testify in front of house panel since he left his post in washington. there is a will have the questions for fauci. liz: this man as i villain i mean pretended to american people that he knew how to treat covid, you know what where it came from, et cetera. millions of people could ied on his watch, and to me the greatest sin of all was pushing social media companies the media in general cancel anyone disagreed with him pomposity of this man that he had all answers the data was you know scientific, that we should abide by that, when now we find out everything was made up, the whole -- and honestly i don't know if you saw a two we will haved trying to waesh mask one of the most horrible spectacles ever. cheryl: they were even with fauci was running there was proof a study saying effects on children on kids to learning, all of that and, again, it got emails that show that they made this up. especially masking, mark. mark: no

killing 12-year-old born released one last month el salvador migrant arrested for murder of a richl moren, mother of five three honor do you relian, arrested in killing, in los angeles arrested attempting to cross san diego border list goes on and on reaction. thomas: i mic the figure people agreeing with policy on border there is no policy on the border. maria: with who are they? thomas: they don't agree what in do they are haters i support biden no matter what in reality this is a dangerous situation for everyone in the united states. you know as i say we've seen in europe, this has happened in european crime out of control when germany was imported third world you become third world, a shame happening to the united states. so, you know, we really need to get trump needs to get back in quick as possible get that wall finished a good start i don't know who people er. >> i think you are right probably trump haters not focused on policies just hate trump not focused on fact policies out of administration led to murder of american citizens, ice confirmed to bill melugin migrant from ecuador

david morens that said, hey, i found out a way to delete e-mails after the foya request so we're safe he was the primary correspondent between those virologists that told fauci it came from a lab before they published an article that it did not. >> americans were bullied for questions, or blaming social dis-taping, masks or origins of covid. you took the position you presented the science and your words came across so many teem as final and as infallible in matters pertaining to the pandemic. you were the highest paid person in the government. that makes you more accountable to the people, not less. does it concern you that u.s. taxpayer dollars are funding someone like this? >> grants submitted to naiad are not talking about the process -- >> does it concern you that taxpayer dollars are going to someone that's a high ranking chinese pla official, yes or no? liz: he wouldn't answer. there's also news reports. oxford university of researchers found after studying over 1 million english children age 5-11 and teenagers age 12-15, they found incidents of heart conditions, myocarditis, pe

who crossed into the country during the biden administration, is accused of killing their mom, rachel morenve happened to any one of us. the sheriff investigating the crime is calling out the white house's failures last hour on "america's newsroom." listen to this. >> that is a public safety crisis and one that we can so easily fix by really coming up with a workable immigration policy for our country. it is just insane that we would allow things like rachel's murder to happen. we allowed it by letting him into this country unchallenged. >> aishah: joining us now is the national border council vice president. art, thank you for joining us on the program this morning. as i understand it in talking to bill melugin, the u.s. has a deportation agreement with el salvador and the triangle countries. that makes it very, very easy to send these people back if they needed to. why didn't that happen here? >> well, unfortunately it is like bill melugin said before, there is a lot of individuals that come across, they just ask for asylum and get released and you have to factor in the gotaways. it is un

moren made that up. >> i don't know where he got that but that's not true. >> laura: democrats were outraged that dr. fauci was asked any questions at all. >> dr. fauci we owe you an apology for the way we have raked you through the mud and none of us have said to you here's where you go get your good name and your reputation back we owe you a collective thank you. you are a world-renowned scientist and american patriot your lynn to republican and democratic administrations and all americans saved countless lives and resources. we owe you a debt of gratitude. >> laura: a debt? facebook was paid the highest paid federal government for for years. when he left pension payout exceeding $414,000. that's according to analysis by open the books. now, the angle -- we have to pat ourself on the back a little bit today, because before anyone, we were focused on the fauci game. yeah, the game he was playing way back in 2020 before a pandemic was declared. fauci came on this show and he seemed to go out of his way to give the chinese the benefit of the doubt. >> why should we actually believe them when

morens testimony was disheartening for those of us in public service that there was such a concerted effort to get around the freedom of information and more that will come out hopefully in the hearing today. related to origin, i have always said i hear all the time on the news that all the evidence points to spillover. i will argue there is no evidence for spill over. a lot of opinions by people for that. as you commented, the evidence that's mounted over the last three or four years is highly supportive of a laboratory origin for this virus and i happen to believe that the fact that certain people i think took this position, nih in particular, the leadership, to go after spillover, they thought they were protecting science. i think in reality what they did by not aggressively going after both hypotheses including the lab leak they hurt the credibility of science. >> bill: i learned from our foia lady -- that's quite a phrase -- how to make emails disappear after i'm foiaed but before the search starts and i think we're all safe. what a lot of americans are wondering, if tax dollars

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cheryl: president trump is blaming the crisis for the murder of rachel moren. the suspect is an illegal i'm immigrant from el salvador. the sheriff says this was not the first crime he committed after finding his dna tied to a 2023 attack in la and is wanted for murder in his own country. a biden official revealing unaccompanied migrant juveniles are not getting background checks at the border. they're not inquiring about the criminal histories of the teenagers. and then look at this. a new cbs poll shows 53% of hispanics are in favor of kicking out undocumented immigrants who illegally enter, 50% support the establishment of federal holding facilities to keep migrants before deportation. there's a lot to go through. i want to go back to the political side. the journal writes internal democratic polling found most americans support granting legal status to spouses of u.s. citizens which is what we're talking about today even if they entered the country illegally. that to me says that that's part of the political move, that the biden administration is making tod

coming up a little bit later to more humanize this story, rachel moren's sister erin will be joiningon this show. >> steve: meanwhile, speaking of college. >> lawrence: manhattan district attorney alvin bragg you remember him from the trump cases is now dropping the charges for nearly all of the pro-palestinian protesters who were arrested after taking over an academic building at columbia university back in april. >> brian: so you are allowed to do this now? so far at least 30 will off the hook while the others have to appear in court next month. >> steve: chanley painter joins us now. we you a so much on tv. as the d.a. says we don't have any evidence. >> funny how that works out. like brian said at least 30 of the 46 cases against the campus protesters were dismissed. those columbia students and staff members were arrested and charged with misdemeanor trespass on april 30th when anti-israel demonstrators took over that academic building on columbia university's campus barricading themselves inside for hours before police with riot helmets cleared the damaged building, making dozen

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investigators say he is a suspect, not only in morens murder, he he's also wanted for multiple other crimes here in the united states. and in el salvador as well. cnn's miguel marquez is joining us now with more details. is such a sad story how, how exactly that they catch, how incredibly sad and unbelievable the way they caught him. the dna essentially dna and it tells you all about the science and where it's going with dna. they were able to match dna from a home invasion los angeles and his home country of el salvador help them zero in on 23-year-old victor antonio martinez-hernandez, the fbi, using genetic genealogy based to be identifying family members of the suspect travel till salvador to help identify martinez-hernandez. >> the dna from los angeles scene led them to family members and el salvador and that led them to identify the phi. >> the suspect. now, rachel morin or you mentioned that she was 37-years-old and a mom to five kids. she was raped and killed last august while hiking near her maryland home and harford county. there's just north of baltimore. her mother, patri

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more, making sure that the oil and gas companies pay more of a windfall tax, that the corporates pay moren most weeks for chemotherapy and radiotherapy. 0ur health reporter jim reed has more. for some years now, all four nations of the uk have missed their targets for cancer treatment. this report from the royal college of radiologists warns long waits are putting lives at risk. in a survey of all 60 specialist cancer centres across the uk, it said 47% of sites were reporting delays for chemotherapy most weeks or every week, up from 28% in the previous year. and there were similar waits for radiotherapy, which uses radiation to kill cancer cells. any delay in waiting for scan results or for your treatment is worrying for patients. there's a level of anxiety with cancer almost more than any other illness. but also, we know that, actually, delays affect cure rates. we know that for every extra month people wait for many cancer types, there's a 10% reduction the chance of them being cured. the college says workforce shortages are one key factor behind the delays, with the number of unfilled v

david, have made contributions totaling more than $200,000 to at least 28 candidates across california, moren 300 other contributions, totaling $1.7 million, were sent to candidates or political action committees across the country, including leading donations to the campaigns for congressman eric swalwell, adam schiff, congresswoman barbara lee and even former president donald trump. we've reached out to each public official directly, but haven't immediately heard back for the i-team. stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> very connected. stay with abc seven news to learn the latest about the fbi investigation and its impact on mayor tao and the city of oakland. we'll continue to update abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> another longtime business along oakland's hegenberger corridor is closing. park hotels and resorts plans to close the hilton hotel near the oakland airport effective august the 28th. that closure was confirmed by the port of oakland, which owns the land there. the hotel has been in business for 56 years. no reason was given for that closure, but several rest