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garza. mr. garza, i'm very glad as a physician that you're better and i want to thank you very much for your advocacy. >> thank you, dr. benjamin. dr. milkman, you're now recognized for your opening statement.ng >> thank you, mr. chairman. and distinguished members of the committee, for inviting me. i'll focus my remarks today on how behavioral science suggests we can encourage covid vaccination by changing the cost/benefit calculus. first, we should be making vaccination radically convenient to reduce its hidden costs. people are busy, forgetful, and generally far more persuaded by hassle factors than we appreciate. one recommendation isat to prearrange vaccination appointments for unvaccinated americans. research showsch that prescheduling people for flu shots but making rescheduling easy leads to a 36% increase in vaccination over simply telling people how to schedule an appointment. if we can'tvan give every unvaccinated american an appointment to get a vaccine, we can still repeatedly remin

garza, you're now recognized for your opening statement. mr. garza: good morning to everybody. my name is joshua garza. i'm 43 years old residing in a suburb of houston, texas. due to my initial hesitancy with the covid vaccine, i passed on the vaccine in january. due to underlying health issues that i was aware of and treating, i was eligible for an early dose. as a result of not following through with the vaccination, i contracted the virus and had a four month hospital stay and i had a double lung transplant to save my life. i was adhering to all the protocols. i wore a mask, was social distancing, continuing washing of hands, et cetera. at the time i strongly felt i was doing everything i needed to protect myself and my family. it's a decision that i have to live with for the rest of my life. on january 28, i started to feel ill with the usual symptoms of the coronavirus. as my condition worsened, my wife and i decided to get tested on january 30. we got our results the next day. my wife was negative, but i was given the dreaded results being positive. my condition worsened

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as the garza war ended, egypt ramped up its mediation role. these records from within the negotiation teams record, the 1st round of talks between hamas and the egyptian intelligence savish fish. and feel that the some of the what when i'm included in the 4th and how about alignment mostly. well fairly well no, i thought i should have am. and then before that the model, you have to follow the chuckle him the in directly go see a sions continued as via gyptian mediators shuffled between the hamas and israeli delegations and almost term as is where the prime minister was coming to an end according to the egyptian mediator, de israeli delegation, hoped to deal could be struck before he stepped down. but the sticking points were the names and numbers of palestinian prisoners to be released. men shall it. he said, a sort between monsieur mean bitco for the mitchells. i mean, the name of medea came on chewing. they will meet the oh, shit, you am hungry, shaquana, ga, luckily for them. well, how often, how often was 3 and also in the afternoon was up

garza. mr. garza, i'm glad as a physician na that you're better and want to thank you for your advocacy. >> thank you, dr. benjamin. doctor, you're recognized for your opening statement. >> to the members. committee for inviting me. i'll focus on remarks how the science changing the calculusment first, we should be making if radically convenient to reduce the hidden cost. people are busy forgotful and more hassled than we appreciate. one is to clear vaccination appointments for unvaccinated americans. pre scheduling people for flu shot and making rescheduling easy leads to 36% increase in vaccination over simply telling people how to schedule an appointment. if we can't give every vaccinated american an appointment. we should repeatedly remind them that a vaccines has been reserved for them instead of just made available. and two studies that included over 700,000 americans and tested dozen of different test reminder messages, including flu vaccination, reminding people of vaccines was reserved

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garza? dr.: i will say briefly the most important thing congress can do in terms of the voting rights act is preclearance, which is what the john lewis act says, but congress has terms of revitalizing section two. as congress told the supreme court in 1982, that it misinterpreted what meant, but it needs to reverse that and impose estate or that is actually one that can be enforced and protect the voting places across the country. >> to the other two panelists want to win -- weigh in? my time is running out but i hope the chair will allow the other two witnesses to come in. -- comment. >> i'm happy to respond. section two and section five work in tandem to protect our democracy on the worst threats that emanate from the history of racialized voter suppression in this country. section five with the measure that helped to prevent discrete nation before it began, and section two was the sweeper, even the discrimination that got through section five or that emanated from jurisdictions that were not

garza. mr. garza has represented latino voters in voting rights litigation including state-wide redistricting cases. mr. ken cuccinelli is a lawyer, conservative politician, and national chairman of the election transparency initiative coalition formed in , a 2021 to restore confidence in elections and eliminate proposed reforms by democrats. mr. ka-ching nelly served in the -- mr. cuccinelli served in the trump administration as the act oog director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. and then as the acting deputy secretary for the department of homeland security. mason janai nelson is associate director, counsel of the naacp legal defense and education fund, a round scholar of voting rights and election law, nelson continues to produce cutting edge scholarship on domestic and comparative election law race and democratic theory. she received a b.a. from new york university and a j.d. from ucla's school of law. upon graduating from law school, ms. nelson clerked on the northern distric

garza. mr. accuse nellie. >> chair, ranking member -- >> could you turn on your microphone, please. >> thank you for inviting me here today. i'm ken cuccinelli. i previously served as the attorney general of virginia and currently serve as the national chairman of the election transparency initiative where we work every day to help improve the transparency, security, accessibility and accountability of the elections in every state so every american regardless of party or race has confidence in the outcome of every election. to begin with, as states seek to address the shortcomings in their own election systems it would help to get behind the hyperbolic and libellous rhetoric that each and every rule or procedure is not only an onerous restriction but is allegedly knee jerkingly racist particularly given in america today it is easier to vote than ever before. imagine an election with no rules. just a table with a stack of empty battle. nobody is watching the table. nobody is dispensing the ballot

blanca garza: hey my friend, how are you? you know, it's always great to be here with you, right?, well, thank you. blanca: you know you're my favorite. damian: thank you. you are the best, and we miss you, blanca. blanca: i miss you, too, my friend. it's always such a pleasure to be with you and share the good news of second harvest and how we are doing. and let me tell you, we are still seeing high levels of need, around half a million people a month, and we expect that to continue, as people get back on their feet. and even with more and more people vaccinated, and life gets back to normal for many of us, the fallout of the pandemic continues for many people in our community, and that's why we want to encourage you and invite you to come and get the gift of nutritious food in any of our sites in the county of santa clara in san mateo. damian: and blanca, you were saying people are getting back on their feet, because, you know, we're ending this pandemic, but a lot of people would not be able to be on their feet if it wasn't for second harvest and what you've been able to do. bl

garza has shared his story publicly. he hopes to save lives by aspiring others to learn from thiz mistake and get vaccinated. dr. benjamin serves as executive director of the american public health association. the nation's oldest and largest organization of public health professionals. he previously served as the secretary of health for the state of maryland. she a board certified internal medicine -- in internal medicine. a master of the american check of physicians, a fellow of the national academy of public administration. a fellow emritus of american physicians and member of national academy of medicine. welcome back dr. benjamin. dr. katy, i hope i'm pronouncing that correctly. is a professor at the wharton school. she's an award winning scholar. he served as health commissioner of the state of indiana and as the vice admiral of the united states public health services commission corps. welcome dr. adams. sofia bush is an actress, activist and entrepreneur. she's starred on "one tree hill" and "chicago pd" along wi

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i have observed the violent demonstrations on the garza border many times from the front lines. unlike you mister chairman, and your commission, who have never been that. i accuse this counsel of handing a deliberately biased mandate to the commission intended to defame israel. i accused this commission of miss representing her master actions, twisting organized violence into peaceful protest. i accuse this commission of acting as an instrument from terrorism, by falsely accusing his read of crimes against humanity by validating terror tactics and by inciting, killing, and violence. greater violence is planned by her mass in a few days violent. this counsel could restrain by condemning him for its murderous actions and rejecting this outrageous report appeal to every member state to repudiate it. if you do not, you will have the blood of palestinians and israelis on your hands as your m. s. c de la la, ms. n center for human rights. thank you mister president. the evidence and analysis of the commission of inquiry is big for itself, nor amount of bullet to hi thing. can all of t

you do have all the shots like small i believe is the park found on the ball roof in garza, one of these sensors, a high position electronic component would be able to steer in israeli missile like the one that killed afternoon. she had and was him show a bar in the summer of 2018. this question remains unanswered. i i in law solid lush. all the other things and then digital we have the model number called the ship. my law probably a gunshot. i don't see why they wouldn't lie. and last me that has left him a message and have them hang up now for the hey in the next summer now almost while my husband oh ooh. ah, i me i i do manage to get out of god to come to you. this is the 1st time a moment of freedom fall from the palestinian enclave. in paris he needs his joseph brandon to the lawyer. yummy. now my doing is a key witness in the show case desert. yeah. find things doing yourself actually seeing you have the good thing we have one of the reason why i asked you to come is because i would like you to change. okay. to know whether you agree or not to see him. and if so, if you do agree to

in garza, the military wing of hamas claims that since 2014, they have held for captured is where the soldiers auto show. how to golden become a very amended and for some official is where the statements have referred to the capture of 2 soldiers. but say that on shawls on one of golden were killed, and that must only holds the remains. i'll just here to be reported tom or i'll miss holland his team, secure a rare interview with one of the how must key leaders and prisoner exchange negotiators. not one isa. isa agreed to be interviewed on condition that his face was not shown. one of the big issues should be up. we'll talk about the issue, come up on machine human limits and holly, my resume one. i'm if a kid behavior before today, i'm not gonna come up level should we should job model annisa is the deputy commander of commerce, military wing, or sun brigades. this is the only known photo of isa. it's an image from 2011 when isa was involved in a prisoner exchange deal between hamas and israel to release in israeli soldier who was captured by hamas 5 years earlier in 20. 06 gillard sh

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while the adoption back channel remained in place is really aircraft bombed infrastructure in garza, including water and power plants up to rate the especially habits in here, but the catch it. okay. wait a minute, they are there a for a actually do a for the stuff into yes. from the in mid new york a fully into as obviously the hunting. he saw it in a humming should i know their clothes and j commando, milman. the middle, the middle coming old women of c mil gallo accomplishable, him to they shall have to. so because all of them, so i had hearing a lot through a tell me for my yard sale of a 100 and they any more and i'm sure she'll abuto she a deal actually. that similarly truly global came. it's really small to him. i'd imagine the horror photo fish ever source of them or they will be, she's those who are behind 50 can am, nothing will ask them when off of the in listen not that it, that one of the hand out suddenly fight fat lives on the, at the for the road one the daughter that the whole of also welcome and i'm talking to them. i can check in with her but even bobby her was on

but since their rights in may at the start of the 11 days, garza war, i can this market remain empty. the angry young people took to the streets, carrying out vandalism, and ransacking one person with moses of food as art gallery was damage. he just reopened a few days ago, but few people are walking through doors. he blames former prime minister benjamin netanyahu because the government didn't give an education. they didn't put a lot of money. the government put money on the 4 stone. the mic like the big for the fix. everything at the museum and everything building they need to give. you're not supporting to the people that sense of neglect. it's something method member ruth bus admin lender heard about doing her tour of this ancient coastal city. an effort by the new coalition government to be more inclusive and i wanted to see with my own eyes, what is the feeling of the people, both arabs and jews, and, and what can be done to help and a lot of the perpetrators, what actually underground people crying that are also making the lives of the arab population within the city. very, ver

the thousands local unions are calling on world leaders to protect garza sufficient is like a business continuous. there's a symmetric list of i guess policy in general and the public jennifer summit in particular such as the targets. second, been planning for some in on killing him. also a conference, a k think policy for some of the board minutes. so our message for the wall is the top. so if you have a list of our policy against our policy people, dozens of schools in nigeria have been forced to close off to a series of mass kid nothings of students. but some youngsters refused to be scared off and are taking risks to ensure their education continues. one of the students, abducted from a secondary school in the northwest of the country, spoke to just my name is alicia. my school is romance. i'm going to just going to come here, actually i want to go to us and going to school and find a new class. i don't like my, like a new go woman. i was going to live in that i own with one and 2 dimensional manager because in the area now could not mean that is what i i want to city my manager ov

went any further outbreak of covered time picking up the pieces to mount som from israel, more with garza, the social and economic impact is still being felt in northern israel. ah, we begin and gone a storm of the taliban says it seized control of a border crossing with pocket stone. this footage has emerged which appears to show telephone size is at the border gave. however, the afghan government is denying the armed groups claims. it says it forces have repelled telephone fighters. there's been ball the crossing, connects the city of kandahar directly with pakistan, and as a major supply line for whoever controls it. while hotter has more from its love about red bugger thong, had an elaborate board of friends they said they have already completed 90 percent of freight restricted on the in dire 2600 kilometer long border largest on of course a concern because they fear that activity, water, and of understand were to have a blow black effect on pockets on not only will it for refugees to come into pocket on the country already having 3000000 refugees within the country. and so the countr

in garza, her placed one person has been severely injured by an israeli as strike. the military says it targeted a weapons, manufacturing 5 and a rocket launcher. belonging to hum off for several days. now balloons have been sent from garza toward israel, starting 5. palestinian help official say is really forces have killed the man and the occupied westbank. witnesses told al jazeera soldiers surrounded the man's home in a village and never opened fire. local media say it happened when residents confronted israeli security forces after they entered the village. palestinians have been holding weekly protests against the expansion of israeli settlements. candidates middle tree is preparing to help evacuate areas in the path of wildfires at a sweeping through the province of british columbia. while the $100.00 fires burning in an extreme heat wave. victoria gave the report a forest fire that ignited after days of record breaking temperatures has destroyed most of lit and a small town in central british columbia. this week little broke canada is all time hot, his tempe

kimberly min garza who is campaigning for the release of her daughters. he yonder from prison of the she was the victim of a racist attack and former metropolitan police superintendent leroy logan. he was totally up to rely polka off the call address racism in the police effectively until there is a why the conversation about wisdom in the u. k. this country has a problem about race. it has been like that in slavery, imperialism cleaners, and i'm postal. and they need to have a conversation through central government and other agencies because, you know, express, the rain is not being dealt with. and that's why slices, reasons the race has come out. and trade marry how the people, if they're in the sports or whatever. and then, you know, people having terrible experience, good public services including the police. no, i occurred to me as i was thinking camilla was do you think having more black and brown police officers commissioners, do you think that would make a difference? i think it would make a hell of a difference. and my personal belief of the exp

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nothing's going to change camilla mon garza on stumping out racism in u. k. police forces. find out more about her campaign to get her daughter released from prison. a free sienna dot com. in india, the government is being accused of making threats against journalists who report on stories, not to their liking, monitoring their phones, and intimidating them with threats and tax rates. the stream invited 3 indian journalists to share their experiences. their accounts was so disturbing, it was clear to me that appearing on out to sera, was an act of courage. the fact that i just spoke to you about the income tax or quantities, i mean, i'm not supposed to speak about it, but this has been going on for the last month and a half that i'm being close to the income tax office. they me for 12 are the go to my bank account, they go to my bank and they asked me about every transaction. make me been humiliated to me, make me feel like a criminal, but doing what we're doing. relief work for people for doing the job that i want to . so i feel like the government is trying to humiliate m

my name is kevin garza. i am the mother of santa mon garza and i live in the 3 sienna campaign campaigning for just the for a crime that she did not commit. thank you so much for being with us and south. welcome to the stream. hello. it's hey, you are what you do, why you important today's discussion. thanks very hi everybody. i'm in the scene. i'm the regional director for london. i d i o p c. i also lead on our organizations work our discrimination. i'm here to explain who we are. what we to and the role that we play and u. k. policing. i'm going to start right here on my laptop, looking at racial disparities in policing compared to white people. black people in the u. k. r 8.9 times more likely to be searched 5.7 times more likely to face forth by police. now, anyone who's luck valley's been growing up in u. k for the past couple of decades. you could easily think whereas that ages ago, that's not now. but if you look at the very bottom of that source, it's 2021. levi. what is going on with the police rig

i want to go now to sandra garza. she's the long-time partner of fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick who was attacked outside the capitol by protesters on january 6th and later died. sandra, you see this happening. speaker pelosi rejects the two republicans and mccarthy responds by saying i'm going to pull all of my republicans from the committee. how do you even respond to this? >> well, i think it's a very infintile move on his part and hopefully, in my humble opinion, i think speaker pelosi is doing the right thing by at least from what i've heard, by continuing to just press right ahead and go forward and just, you know, continue with the investigation, you know, and not give into this kind of political playground here. this is serious business. we need to get to the root of what happened. you know, kevin mccarthy has been given every opportunity to have things his way and i think speaker pelosi was more than generous and gracious to work with them to have a true bipartisan commission. they didn't want to