i think on academy we've identified significant cost reduction from 2 to1 academy . eachyear . i won't go back over the numbers. i think we've been over that. i understand the department has a different view around the impact of some of these thoughts but i think if we're putting it on the table the questionof overall reducing traffic levelswhich i hope we are , those are all areas where significant cuts . and then we thought a lot a lot last week about this and supervisor ronen, the suggestions around what would it look like to cut some of the mental healthand homelessness response in year one in year two as we grow ouralternatives to policing . think i might have , there's probably at least $7 million in year one and 10.4 million in year 2 as well as the potential for funds on reserve as we build up alternatives to low-level police stops. so i won't track after all this. i think supervisor ronen framed that discussion and i think there's a significant basically redundantresponse being proposed . your planning for our own failure, not our own success with these alternative pro

my academy class started with 108, the academy class that i was in. that's no longer doable. >> supervisor safai: but chief, i understand that. but -- so i'm getting confused. we had two classes the upcoming year and two classes the following year, 50 each. are you saying for the fiscal year 21-22, you said instead of having two classes of 50, turn that into three classes of 35 for that particular year, and then, the three classes of 35 for the second year? that's what's not clear. >> supervisor safai: yeah. >> yeah. what is wrong with doing that in three classes is that's what the hiring class dictates. >> supervisor safai: you're still trying to stick with your same number around 100 per year. you're saying maybe you can break it into three classes instead of two. >> yes, yes, exactly, and that is exactly what i'm saying because we know that there is difficulty. the classes are smaller, and this is not just a san francisco trend, this is across the country. the recruiting environment is very difficult, so the classes are smaller but it's still doabl

my academy class started with 108, the academy class that i was in. that's no longer doable. >> supervisor safai: but chief, i understand that. but -- so i'm getting confused. we had two classes the upcoming year and two classes the following year, 50 each. are you saying for the fiscal year 21-22, you said instead of having two classes of 50, turn that into three classes of 35 for that particular year, and then, the three classes of 35 for the second year? that's what's not clear. >> supervisor safai: yeah. >> yeah. what is wrong with doing that in three classes is that's what the hiring class dictates. >> supervisor safai: you're still trying to stick with your same number around 100 per year. you're saying maybe you can break it into three classes instead of two. >> yes, yes, exactly, and that is exactly what i'm saying because we know that there is difficulty. the classes are smaller, and this is not just a san francisco trend, this is across the country. the recruiting environment is very difficult, so the classes are smaller but it's still doabl

the american academy of pediatrics now says that children older than 2 should wear masks in the classroom regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not. it comes as the delta variant drives up covid-19 cases nationwide. even wall street was rocked with renewed fears over the virus. yesterday the dow posted its biggest single day drop this year plunging 725 points. laura podesta is tracking the very latest for . a,mo >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. asian markets fell overnight as worries continue to grow that the delta variant could wreak havoc on the global economic recovery effort. the guidance from the american academy of pediatrics is likely going to play a role in how safe unvaccinated kids are and how safe they feel when they return to school in the fall. with school starting soon, time is running out for children 12 and older to get vaccinated and be fully protected against covid-19. >> you need to have your first dose and your second dose 21 days later. generally what's considered fully vaccinated is two weeks past that. >> reporter: dr. shawn o'leary of children's

following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states air force academy. the clerk: ms. speier of california, mr. lieu of california, mr. lamborn of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors of the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. ruppersberger of maryland, mr. brown of maryland, mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. wittman of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 18 , the house stands adjourned until 9 a.m. on friday, july 16, 2021. host: for talking about the path ahead and perhaps the major reconciliation package. we are joined by steve bennett of bloomberg, senate reporter there, taking your phone calls on that topic. taking it for gavel-to-gavel coverage as we always do. guest: joe biden lost west virginia, big. joe manchin continues to win there. he has his own unique brand. without him, they don't have 50 votes. if

that is what audiences expect, the academy should feel the same way.e robbed remember a few years ago you performed on the simpsons and played the character of a therapist. remember this? >> you thought our only option was to break up. >> i never said that. i told people who didn't belong together they shouldn't be together i would be out of a job. >> i must've dreamed that too. >> why don't you tell us more about this dream? >> all you need to know is marge and i have been completely turned around by it. >> you are going to have to do a little more, homer. >> that was so bad. >> they thought you were doctor laura ingraham. stacy abrams wasn't the only amino many. in addition to getting awards for limiting family size prince harry and megan markel were nominated for that tell-all interview with oprah winfrey. they cannot the not for outstanding hosted nonfiction series was given pushback from the royals i'm not sure you can call his nonfiction. this is only the beginning. marco is producing an animated series celebrating great women in history. you can

the shanghai academy is among the top 5. it's trainees are mostly senior officials, part of the training and overview of technology made in china. the communist parties official historiography, amidst the calamities of the 20th century instead and draws a straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to 2 days. they cannot make achievements. the course is systematic. one parties, party history and parties, period. and because shanghai is pioneer city and economic development and reform, we also learn a lot. but the economic policies and recording of the new china this leafy campus has seen almost 150000 officials, complete the course. in the last few years, the party has tightened ideological grip inside china and become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself and having trained many of china's government spokes, people will know who not what you made its own. we tell students to face international media in an honest way to tell the truth, but we also warn them. international media are not what y

this private school is called the james madison academy.ers, credited as the brains behind the second amendment to the constitution, the right for americans to keep guns. and that you might imagine is why the james madison academy in las vegas picked these two guys to address their graduating class earlier this month. on the left is david keene. he spent two terms as president of the national rifle association. is now on the board of directors. the right is john lott. he is a very influential person in sort of gun organization circles, an advocate for more people having guns with fewer rules about having them or using them. he wrote a book that people call the bible of the nar. they were invited to address the graduas fromames madison academy, and they both said yes. they put on their robes and their funny hats. they traveled to las vegas. they prepared speeches about following your hopes and dreams, also about the importance of the second amendment, right. that's kind of why they were there. the school told them as a thank you for giving t

that is what the audience expects, the academy should feel the same way.e robbed, laura ingraham. remember, you performed on "the simpsons" and actually played the character of a therapist. do you remember this? >> laura: oh, no. >> you thought our only option was the breakup. >> i never said that. if i told people they didn't belong together they shouldn't be together, i would be out of a job. >> i must have dreamed that, too. >> why don't you tell us more about that dream? >> marge and i have been completed he turned around by ed. >> i think you are going to have to do a little more, homer. [laughter] >> laura: oh, my god, that was so bad. >> i think they thought you were dr. laura ingraham. anyway, stacey abrams wasn't the only me nominee, in addition to getting awards for limiting their family size, prince harry and meghan markle were also nominated for their tell-all interview with oprah winfrey, i kid you not. they got the nod for outstanding hosted nonfiction series. now, given the pushback from the royals, i'm not sure you can call this nonfiction,

this private school is calls the james madison academy.t's named after james madison, one of the founding fathers. credited as the brains behind the second amendment to the constitution. which of course enshrines the right for americans to keep guns. that, you might imagine, is why the james madison academy in las vegas picked these two guys to address their graduating class earlier this month. on the left there is david keen he spent two terms as president of the national rifle association. he now sits on the nra's board of directors. on the right there is a man in john lott. he's a very influential person in gun organization circles. he's an advocate for more people having guns with fewer rules about having them are using them. he wrote a book that people call the bible of the nra. both david keene and john lott were invited to address the graduates from james madison academy. and they both said yes. they put on their robes and their funny hats. they traveled to las vegas, they prepared speeches about following your hopes and dreams. als

columbus academy is one of them, one of the most prestigious schools in the state of ohio. is more than 30 grand per year per student. columbus academy which has a long history of academic excellence has become race obsessed. good administrators are not working to help unwed teenage mothers or improve black neighborhoods that might actually make the country better. if tac you want to talk about r, maybe you could improve someone's life but they are not. they have adopted the same familiar racist curriculum. some people are but better than other people based on the color of their skin, they been teaching them. and a lot of parents went along with it. but two mothers decided they weren't going to have it so they objected and their names are andrea gross and annie gonzalez. in january the decided they were going to fight this and they love the school and will do something about it. they funded a group called the pro-columbus academy. they wanted to make the school better. teaching children to read, showing them how to do math. b but the people run columbus academy didn't want

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the shanghai academy is among the top five. its trainees are mostly senior officials.t of their training, an overview of technology made in china. the communist party's official history omits the calamities of the 20th century. instead, it draws a straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to today's economic achievements. >> the course is systematic. one is party spirit. because shanghai is a city of economic development and reform, we also learn about economic policies and reforms of the new china. reporter: this leafy campus has seen almost 150,000 officials complete the course. in the last few years the pardon -- the party has become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself in having trained many of china's government spokespeople. >> we tell our students to face international media in an honest way, to tell the truth. but we also warned them, international media are not what you are used to. we are use a domestic environment, so they need to know that a few foreign media ask questions to set a trap for them. no matter how many nice q

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columbus academy among them, one of the most prestigious schools in the state of ohio.the past year but has a long history of academic excellence has become race obsessed. school administrators are working with the help unwed teenage mother's, that might make the country better if you want to talk about race, you could improve someone's life, but they're not. instead, they've adopted the same familiar racist curriculum. a semibetter than other people based on the color of their skin. they've been teaching that and a lot of parents went along with it, they didn't know what was happening where they were too afraid to speak up but two mothers decided they weren't going to have it, so they objected. in january, the decided we are going to fight this. we love this school and we are going to do something about it so they founded a group called the pro-columbus academy coalition. they wanted to make the school better. their mission was to stop the bigotry and return columbus academy to its academic mission, teaching children to read, teaching them history, showing them how to

i'm half of the health alliance of the american academy of pediatrics and all of our hosting partners today and like to welcome you to our town hall on visit action for childhood vaccination. before we begin i know it's about us, the health ask alliance works with the business community's response to advanced health equity and rebuild the public trust . we provide companies large and small with free resources, training events re and help them deliver trusted fact-based health communications to their employees and encourage their consumers make informed decisions about the vaccine. the health action alliance wasfounded by the act counsel business roundtable , cdc foundation and the robert wood johnsonfoundation in partnership with our team . thank you to our founding partners for their leadership . today kicks off a national effort to support working parents who want to get there eligible children vaccinated against covid-19 and other routine immunizations that may have been missed or delayed because of the pandemic. in may 20 3 million adolescent children ages 12 and up became eligibl

i've had the pleasure through programs with the dc metropolitan police on the police academy to meet some of your staff working on the curriculum in your academy, but that is the discussion that has been a lot of fun. .. >> how can we be diametrically so differentn an hour perception of critic versus supporter? people failed to see things to the prism of others. we have a very unique perspective because you are a professor and expert on the constitution and what we are supposed to be doing and the intent of our founders the theory and the realities so what word you say? and from that perspective and on the policing side that what are they whining about? and then they hold to a level of professionalism unexpected how do you address those two from that perspective. >> one thing i have learned is that nobody's mind will ever change is not a very effective way and we live in a political culture of soundbites and slogans into a more nuanced discussion and with policing is almost every issue and then to get people to listen and from many of the students is not something the far right made

naval academy. lucas tomlinson is tracking this latest development.ucas. >> shannon, a 25-year-old annapolis man arrested for murder, his fifth arrest since february. >> it is hard to explain, but this violence really affected me. which should have been just a fantastic celebratory time for their family, just turned for the worst due to somebody else's recklessness, and as a policeman, i think every cop in this room understands, will have an idea of how i feel. >> arrested and charged with first and second-degree murder. a warrant had been issued on separate firearm and drug charges two months before the murder. county prosecutors had asked him to be held without bond, but the court placed him under house arrest instead. on may 3rd, he cut off his ankle bracelet and became a fugitive. annapolis' mayor has been taking heat after this third homicide this year. >> this was a senseless tragedy. it is my hope that the news of an arrest with chief jackson, which chief jackson has shared, in comments earlier today, is some comfort. >> the victim, 57-year-old

the shanghai academy is among the top 5. it's trainees are mostly senior officials, part of the training and overview of technology made in china. the communist parties, official historiography, amidst the calamities of the 20th century. instead, it draws it straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to 2 days. economic achievements to the course is systematic. one party party history and parties, period. and because shanghai is pioneer city and economic development and reform. we also learn a lot. but the economic policies and record of the new china this leafy campus has seen almost 150000 officials, complete the course. in the last few years, the party has tightened that ideological grip inside china and become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself and having trained many of china's governments spokes people will know when, when you meet its own. we tell us students to face international media in an honest way to tell the truth. but we also warn them. international media are not what you

air force academy professor pushing for military academies to teach critical race theory. part of this individual's washington post op-ed, quote, is a professor of political science at the air force academy i teach critical race theory to our nation's future military leaders because it is vital cadets understand the history of the racism that has shaped foreign and domestic policies. as a military guy how worrisome is it she things cadets and the entire military need to understand crt to be part of a lethal fighting force? >> military academies need to understand history. i was a history major at west point. they taught history. they could have taught some topics more comprehensively but critical race theory is not teaching history. teaching it academically as a way to understand critical race theory, working to train people, people who come wanting to serve the country, an honor to nominate folks, young people who serve the best and brightest we have to offer and to poison their mind with an ideology that is critical theory marxism with race inserted in between, the purpo

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sue, and the washington state law enforcement academy she is the person here readm, the influential so one of the things that sue always says that was very powerful and important in the law enforcement academy to beef up training online de-escalation skills.al and how you talk to people not shout at them. because just as nobody ever changed their mind when you told them they were stupid or a jerk people are a lot less likely to do what you say when you do sound like you are a jerk. so they beef up the training on de-escalation and then to slow things down. and distance in space and cover and conceal so you don't create dangers yourself. and with those skills training and her argument is that the tragic police shootings that did not pose a threat they were unarmed or running away or whatever people pull out their weapon sometimes when they panic. if they don't have confidence they can handle a situation without a gun they're more likely to pull out the gun so her area of emphasis is you have got to be better at those skills so you do have the confidence to get into a situation and not i

american academy of pediatrics and our co-hosting partners i'd like to welcome you to business action supports childhood vaccinations. before we begin today, a note about us. the health action alliance works to accelerate the community's response to covid-19 to rebuild public health. we provide companies large and small with free resources, training and events that help them deliver trusted, fact-based health communications to their employees and encourage their consumers to make informed decisions about covid-19 vaccines. the health action alliance was founded by the ad council, the business round table, the c.d.c. foundation, the beaumont foundation and the robert wood johnson foundation and partner with our team at meteorite. thank you for their leadership. today kicks off a national effort to support working parents who want to get their eligible children vaccinated for covid-19 and other routine immunizations that may have been missed for delayed because of the pandemic. in may, nearly 23 million adolescent children, ages 12 and up, became eligible for covid-19 vaccine. yes, as o

the academy is financed by the nation. it's been over 10 years since i bought met joan and john, mary, well volunteering in an orphanage. they've known each other a long time, valuable and quickly realized that a lot of young people in uganda have no formal work. the country has one of the youngest and fastest growing populations in africa, especially in your going to. people are not prepared to, to work together to present themselves to ask critical questions to find down solutions don't answers. and we'll learning that and, and that's why often not everybody will become an end up or not. but many of our scholars all that i've been in seen, i have found jobs when, if the solutions let you compiler with plastic waste is a huge problem. $350000.00 tons of trash accumulates in the ugandan capital every year. and only half of it is disposed of much of the plastic lands on this trash them. recycling isn't common here. gen mary consumer pays the young, fresh, connected together bottles that he can then use to build houses every

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haven't thought of the digital academy piece. we need a better way of coalescing around this, but your comment is spot on to where we need to be. i know my colleagues have been thinking about it, so i'll pass it to generals berrier and nakasone for their comments. >> congressman, that is a great comment about a.i. that's everything for di right now. as we move from the legacy database, think of it as everything we know about the world but in analog. think of excel spreadsheets and analysts' time on a target folder, if you will, to an automated a.i.ml-infused project which will be a foundation for the department as we move into our joint war-fighting context. we'd invite you and your committee members down to take a look at that. on the digital academy, i would just say that we need folks who are data literate and understand the science. right now, they're hard to find. if it took a digital academy, that'd be an interesting way to put a bunch of those folks into the workforce very, very rapidly. it's a very intriguing idea. >> rep

to dc, texas house member donna howard tweeted this comment while sharing a post on the american academy of pediatrics updated guidance for schools sh wrote we need to follow the science here, texas needs to change course and allow for universal mask wearing to prevent the spread of the highl contagious delta variant, especially in children under th age of 12 could not get yet. look at the red circle, the far left, the one they're out of th sixth texas democrats who teste positive for the virus. our team confirming that. your reaction to that? >> i'm not going to be lectured by someone who was flying aroun in a private jet massless, let alone somebody that needs to do they're job and thinks that the sacrifice we need to make decisions based on science, not fear. >> leslie, real quick. >> i agree we need to make decisions based on science, the state legislature is not going

to meet your staff who is working on curriculum in your academy that's when both discussions but been a lot of fun. >> i think one of the things that you mentioned in your book is that police is not as perfect as our greatest fan with say and is not broken in like some would think and what's interesting to me both options of those mindsets are very deeply put to use and now are they involved in either set, what was you tribute, how c can we be so different in ouro perception versus supported, i think obviously people fail to see things to the prism of others, given the perspective because you are a law professor in your constitutional experiment and what were supposed to be doing and what the intent of our founders were and in theory the case law and the realities, from your perspective what could you say if you were talking to those and from your perspective what would you say to those on the policing side black lives matter, what are they whining about, we find ourselves broken and yet the department to a standard in a mindset and a level of perfectionism by the public, how would yo

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there may be some rationale that the american academy of pediatrics is using. other hand, children are less likely to be infected. extremely unlikely to have a problem, and if the parents are vaccinated, it should not be an issue, even if the child carries a virus. >> john: griff jenkins found out that there has been a 900% increase in the people testing positive for coronavirus coming across the border in the rio grande valley. bill melugin has been there, watching a group of mostly haitian migrants coming across the border, and some of those migrants -- i don't know if it was that particular group, but some were dropped off by officials from the administration in shreveport, louisiana. we are looking for some answers. >> absolutely. you are thinking wait a second, they are dropping off people who don't have money, who don't have phones, who don't speak english, who have no family, and they're dropping them off. don't have a plane ticket, you name it. here, it is your issue. what i understand is that local and state officials are being given very short notice.

as you know when near in the naval academy, they're limited to when they can come home. how much i was missing him, so she face timed me so i could see my son. she's giving him kisses and hugs for me. she was just so excited. her face was glowing, telling me about the induction and the picnic. one of the parents brought shirts with the boys' name on it. she was so excited. i didn't get to experience that because of my son with covid. so she said i'm going to share this moment with you because i know you want to see. so wednesday i promise i'm going to video and face time and make sure you're involved. >> it's unfathomable that you're in this moment and ready to wonderful this beautiful ceremony. a hand some young man. hope he plays navy for football. he's starting it without his mom. it's so heart breaking. i know the police are so determined. you just heard the fbi agent figure out who did this. that won't bring her back. your thoughts on what's going on in these cities, this kind of violence. >> i've been down there to the naval academy a couple times. i can tell you,