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talk through the long term nature andor guardrail to ensure these dollars had the longevity of the policy to narrow roads and make them safer including bike lanes, et cetera, speeding people because a lot p of times the funding can get tunneled through ngos and fooled around and subgranted out and there's no game plan for some of the projects and wes don't like the term pet project and a lot of times the money with the cap and put it back into my community.ca where does it really go. can you speak to the guardrails to track how the spending goes and the appropriations. f>> that's an excellent questin and a few things to keep in mind in terms of long term here. some of the dollars are available for multiyear and it's expected that they are not going to be spent right away but at the same time they want you to keep in mind even though congress is directing in money, it's the executive agencies and departments in the federal government is distributed and they've got a number of processes that you have to go through. they do a lot of tracking and there is a p lot of paperwork fr we need to ma

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need to think about if the movement was to succeed, and needs to think about how can i include more andore people every single day. that is the challenge. the regime is trying to deactivate your supporters. you're trying to activate your supporters and deactivate their supporters. sometimes you do not want people to become program evolution or pro uprising -- pro evolution or pro uprising but you just tell them i'm not trying to tell you how to live, but can you let me express me how i want to live in what i want to do? my final point here is civil society is in a position, it is very important to be there and it is the one that could offer unassigned to for the regime. the civil society is the one that monitors the regime and the position. it is the one that goes until everyone this is ok and this is not. it is the one that is not after populism. it is not after people just to say this is the momentum so i want to be, sometimes opposition, no evolution can win without a position but is not the opposition that brings the real change into society, is bring a change of the government. civil

they went to city hall demand answers on what thehe progra fms andor protections.ns >> evictions, food banks, paid time off, all of these protections remain in pce. w accorilding to spokespeople, it is not a one size fits all this answer. >> state of emergencies. reporter: one is the public health emergency. the other is an emergency declaration from the mayor, that one has not yet expired. that means policies the healthdingie, butotd policies e eviction protection ordinance, are not. >> t in place, remain in place regardless of public health emergencies. reporter: what is coming to an end? one is masking, the new order says members of the general public will no longer have to mask inside hospitals, health care facilities in homeless shelters, unless the facility chooses to keep that rule. the state is still requiring masking at health care settings, the city must still comply. another change is sick pay. prop g required public -- committees with 100 employees or more for additional sick pay. that is no ending. also food stamps, due to changes in the federal budget passed by congress,

iteeds to be more loud and pronounced andore specific i would say so that parts of the populace and russiantes would see, wait a minute, it is not about the dilemma whether we win or perish, it is a senseless war and we have to end it soon. the west must come up with something more politically specific to address russian insecurity and concern. which is not easy. the third parof my article is about selling peace. so many people accuse me of appeasing putin, blamed me for offering -- which w not my intention. my intention was to avoid the aftermath of the war which would be dangerous both for russia with nuclear weapons in russia and for it neighbors and for the architecture of european peace in general. nermeen: wolfgang sporrer, you were involved in the minsk talks from the outset. could you talk a little -- give us a background of this war you were involved with as i said from 2014 with the russian annexation of crimea as a member of the osce's special monitoring mission. >> well, the talks that took place in minsk where there to implement the so-called package of nations that was conclud

obviously with some more investment andore health -- help.e can accommodate it and create systems to accommodate more. this kind of response is a bit fearful because when we are restricting migration patterns, people resort to different means and bad-faith actors might come in and we could see human smuggling or human trafficking as well. >> officials say agreements like this will help discourage unlawful migration. do you agree? >> i don't think so. i think it would be pretty bad deterrent policy. individuals are coming to seek safety no matter what, by any means necessary. this is our fear. we don't want bad-faith actors coming here and taking advantage of people, allowing more regularized pathways to migration with members that actually reflect migration patterns is a better solution. 15,000 i don't think is good. >> mr. trudeau's government pledged to increase immigration. they welcome to arriving refugees from syria with open arms. canada is always seen as a welcoming place for arriving populations. do you think the politics of this mome

defense today, you're going to find that the navy and the army and the air force and marine corps andor space force we understand that the challenge. we are all making changes in the way that helps us operate and prepare for the future, all of which you would expect but i don't really think that you invited me here to talk about those services, so if it's okay with you i'm just going to focus a little bit on therp marine corps. and typically f for me why does the marine corps need to change, why is this whole thing happeningce now? is the marine corps broke or are you guys okay and i start by saying that i completely agree with those that say the marine corps is not broke. it's absolutely not. in a lot of ways to date it is at the top of their game. they arehe the most capable, the most fit, the most intelligence, aggressive driving marines you've ever seen and the best food i've ever served alongside but that in no way frees us up for the responsibility to prepare for the future. we cannot rest on our morals and i'm sure the history buffs here in the audience, and i know there's one or

>> thank thanks to all of our witnesses for being here andor all you do to ke us safe. i went to ask primarily about mental health issues and making sure those services are available to members of the armed services, but first i am going to ask general miller about the cancer studyeing done in regard -- actually commit the chairman at the air force base, stated there were a number of cancer cases there. in response, the air force has initiated a studon it to determine cause and make sure anyone who treatment is getting it. i did talk to the general, commander of the global straight command and asked him about it from but my first question is how do you determine that a case or group of cases of cancer are attributle to any particular cause? >> yes, there is an ongoing stud based on general bussier's request as he has been offered the itial assessment from our team and haslected to conduct a study that will be led by that team in cooration wit oer portant agencies, dba, cancer --he v.a., cancer societies. buwhat is going on right now is there is a 10 member team on the g

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ansell's andor fisher's boos will bein available at the book sales and signing tent the marked nn, or nancy nancy, on your map. david ansell is the senior vice president, associate provost for community health equity at rusk university medical center in chicago. he is the author of "the death gap: how inequality kills." thomas l. fisher is a board certified emergency medicine physician from chicago, and over his career he has worked to improve health care as an academic, health insurance executive the, health care company creator and white house fellow in the first term of the obama administration. the emergencycy was published by penguin random house. our moderator is katherine, katherine is the health care and life sciences reporter at crane chicago business where she writes about hospitals, public health, pharmaceutical companies biotech start-ups. she graduated from columbia college with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2016. i hope you'll join me with granting them a warm welcome as they come before us today. [applause] thank you so much for that warm introduction. hello, eve

without objectn the chair is auorizedo declare recess at any time andor would ask the gentleman from north carolina to ad the committee. i pledge allegiance to the fla of the united states of ameca, and to the replic fo whi it stands, one nationnder god, indivisible with berty and justice for all. >> welce, eveoneo the send hearing of the select committee on the weaponization of the federal government the chair recognizes himself for an opening statement. in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election then fbi special agent in his death he was dosition said he repeatedly informed twitter andd other social media platforms and the likelihood of the operation in the run-up to that presidential election. even though there was no evidencece he said seeing no intrusions and no hack they testified that he had had regular meetings with the office of the intelligence during these weekly meetings the federalaw enforcemt agencies communicated that they expected m. operation. the expectations ofra the operation were discuss throughout 2020 and he was told they wouldccur a period shortlycc befor

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