georges benjamin. es benjamin. dr. benjamin's experience includes having been secretary of the maryland department of health and mental hygiene and the former chief of emergency medicine at the walter reed army medical center. he is also a member of the national academy of medicine. welcome. our second witness is dr. leana wen. dr. wen is a visiting professor of health policy and management at the george washington university school of public health, where she is also a distinguished fellow at the mullen institute of health workforce equity. she also previously served as baltimore's health commissioner. thank you for being here. our third and final witness is chauncia willis. ms. willis is the cofounder and ceo of the institute for diversity and inclusion in emergency management. she is a certified emergency manager, a master exercise practitioner and served as the immediate past president of the international association of emergency managers. welcome. without objection, the witness' full statements will be inserted i

benjamin: sosa economic wealth. it still doesn't kill the goose that laid the golden egg because it spreads out across everybody and doing it together. it's the one question that i am interested in, it relates to this. why that model is not sellable of the united states for its kind implied any comment about it. it's a smaller society that use it is just helping each other out instead of subsidizing them or vice versa. so i wonder what role immigration has plagued the united states. because you say very much in the book, the history of legal migration which for most of our history, essentially all migration was legal. what about making socialism impossible. he complained the socialism wasn't advancing his quickly in the united states of that was in europe because of the dividing the workers . they didn't have as much solidarity. we have a legacy of that today the makes in my mind, socialism in the unite states. what role do you think that has plagued. dinesh d'souza: and the unison played an important role. i'm stru

benjamin. >> chairman rep pain and ranking member kim, thanks for spending time with us this morning. i'm going to focus on three areas, disparate impact and cause of it. there are concerns about the preparedness activity and rebuilding the public health infrastructure. as you know this has devastating effect, 3 million cases, 130,000 deaths, they are growing, 60,000 cases a day. if you look at the minority community we have been devastated disproportionately with 24% of deaths. hospitalizations, 5 times, non-hispanic whites and four times hispanic to non-hispanic whites and also substantially being devastated by this. we ought to think about this epidemic as well as three of them. we have a big infectious disease epidemic. and plays a predominant role in our community. we don't know what is going on, lots of issues. quite frankly we need to strengthen the national leadership we have on this outbreak. it is on social welfare etc.. there is higher exposure, public facing jobs, minority accessibi

allocation of the jordan valley which words are on palestinian controlled territories was proposed by benjamin netanyahu last year he got a boost in january from the trump team's peace plan which recognize the jewish settlements as israeli territory infuriating the palestinians are drawing warnings from a broad but the final layout of the border plans hers never been published israel denies its allocation claims historical and religious rights to the west but it also sees its presence there especially in the jordan valley is strategically vital for its self-defense here so middle east correspondent paula sleep. this is donald trump square in israel are named after one of the biggest fans of benjamin netanyahu swiss bank and excess lands it's also a landmark for demonstrations just a few days ago a group of vandals spalt with paint in its water creating the image of blood and painted the words an extension will cost lives on the ground however the chorus of those against an extension is widening with you are declaring it as the begone. an

benjamin franklin. he was accompanied by tenant. they referred to themselves as the one company to sell shares for the cultivation of cabernet and pinot noir. i went further. i invited a man to come and visit in the realms of albemarle, and as my daughter says, we started out before sunrise, that i might introduce him to the terrain, and by the time we returned near sunset, she said that the two of us had great smiles upon our face and a great sense of jocularity. she was certain that a deal had been made, and it was. about 150 acres nearby, which he proceeded to name, which in italian means "small hill," rather quaint, monticello, small mountain, and that is where he began to cultivate the foreign winds, but, unfortunately, my fellow citizens, they never rooted properly. there appears to be something in the soil here that prohibits their routing, and that is a limit, because i think the composition of our soil, the climate, the altitude, the precipitation is just as good as anything you can find throughout the kingdoms of europe to

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israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seemed intent on annexing a major chunk of the occupied. but palestinians and many beyond the region warned of dire consequences. but it hasn't happened — yet. my guest is the outgoing israeli ambassador at the united nations, danny danon. did mr netanyahu blink in the face of international condemnation? ambassador danny danon in new york, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, ambassador. let's begin with what appears to be a real sense of confusion at the top of your government in israel. the world was expecting a formal declaration from the netanyahu government of annexation of territory in the occupied west bank. they were expecting it days ago, and it never happened — why? i'm sure we will discuss it a little bit more. i don't call it annexation, i call it applying sovereignty overjudea and samaria, not occupied west bank. but we will get to that in a minute. regarding your question, if you read the agreement between our coalition parties, they agreed that the discussion will b

benjamin netanyahu is where the protest be. so-called black flag activists have waged a years long campaign against what they call his anti democratic rule but in the last 2 weeks the protests have changed and grown as israelis buckling under a 2nd wave of coronavirus turn their anger on the government. netanyahu has admitted to reopening the economy too quickly allowing gatherings of too many people others point to the government's failure to expand the system of testing and tracing as the 1st wave leaving it ill equipped to stop the 2nd author and journalist roden bergman has investigated that decision making he says the health ministry went against expert advice you need to know as soon as possible if that person is ill or not you need this that person immediately after he is a good fight is so is the suspect so if if you do not been sharing of infection he goes on and on if you are not they were to cut it the government itself said it needed a 48 hour turnaround from suspected case to test results even now it's taking $6.00

we begin the program in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of shed our farms hizbollah denies that its fighters tried to penetrate the border or engage in any confrontation the united nations is origen both sides to show restraint is going out to harry for citizens of west jerusalem for a so harry there are very different accounts are in there coming from israel and hezbollah about will presumably happened or didn't happen. indeed there are in for context we have to remember the fact that israel has been awaiting some kind of response from hezbollah for a week now ever since and airstrike inside syria killed a fighter there's been a long standing promise from hezbollah that any such event would lead to a response from lebanon against israel and so these are the military's been on a heightened state of alert along the israel lebanon border inside the golan heights as well and in the occupied golan heights and sheva farms there was this secu

throughout the evening this is a protest against the policies of the current government against benjamin netanyahu handling of the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and the organizers have said that they are apolitical they haven't invited politicians of any party to come and speak there are people there who are talking to the local media saying that they are coming out because promises have not been met this is particularly to do with the self-employed with small businesses with industries such as hospitality and entertainment and the creative industries where there are potentially the same sorts of safeguards and safety nets as there might be with other more regularized forms of employment and it's also about the fact that there have been self admitted problems with getting some of the economic aid through to such people even during the 1st wave and they say not enough appears to be being done now that we're in the grip of the 2nd wave in israel just in the last 24 hours another 1200 cases have been reported 1200 new cases benjamin netanyahu met with some of the groups invol

thousands of israelis have taken to the streets of west jerusalem calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down 34 people were arrested outside parliament in the latest of several nasty administrations in recent weeks and yahoo has come under growing criticism for staying in office while facing trial on corruption charges is also being accused of mismanaging the coronavirus pandemic and a deepening economic crisis i mean fawcett has more in tel aviv. benjamin netanyahu has weathered protests before so called black flag activists have waged a years long campaign against what they call his anti democratic rule but in the last 2 weeks the protests have changed and grown as israelis buckling under a 2nd wave of coronavirus turn their anger on the government netanyahu has admitted to reopening the economy too quickly allowing gatherings of too many people others point to the government's failure to expand the system of testing and tracing as the 1st wave leaving it ill equipped to stop the 2nd author and journalist roden bergman has investigated that decision making he says th

actually dol, they not trusust benjamin netanyahu.ee this pandemic will, and they think the parliament has their back, so what they say is putting the government on the spot, saying, why are you closing? where is your evidence for that? why are you closing restaurants? why aren't you closing synagogues? so we have seen that, you know, from friday, when they were told to close by the government, and then they were told to reopen by the parliament. then they are told to close again by the government. now they a are told they can reopen again by the parliament. that kind of thing is having it topple, and i have to say that it is s not just in jerusalem, t is a across ththe country, and s the economy. it is not only a health cririsi, it has become an economic crisis. claire: irris, what are the latest covid-19 infection figures? is theyhe problem here are rising daily. have been 2000 new coronavirus cases a day. they may well have to return to lockdown. today, it is 1900 77, so it is very c close. it is now becoming a situation that will

with me in the studio now is benjamin knight who covered the aftermath of of the 4 different welcome the trial of the suspect begins more work to be no doubt. is olds now live with his mother. is kind of a pathetic. i mean he in the video he me of his he still lives of committing the same streamed live on the internet and in the video he's of describe himself as a loser he is getting it all wrong and his attorney is defending her and he said it is the kind of person who blames his misery on other people a lot of the time and what we kind of know is that he was deliberately trying to. copy the christchurch attack which happened a few months before a mosque and that this time he wanted to kill as many people as possible in a synagogue that was his use extremely anti semitic and he had to be if there was a psychological assessment of him which found that he was basically obsessed with 2 things which was what was building the arms all the guns that he made with homemade the other thing was and he said it's a conspiracy theories now you covered the aftermath of a bunch of and then you als

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the country is in need of stricter measures to tackle a surge of cases their officials are recording nearly a 1000 new cases every day the government has now reauthorize the use of controversial phone surveillance technology once deployed to prevent attacks harry fox said as in west jerusalem with more and this is the time that the internal security service in his religion that has been sanctioned 2. minutes of people's phones this isn't some absolute you voluntarily download this is the security services monitoring where people are being who they've been associating with and then sending them a text message to tell them to quarantine it it's assessed that they need to do so now this is through out the use of this tactic it has caused some outrage from human rights groups liberty groups but it has been deemed necessary to be put in place again he writes newspaper has reported that some 30000 people have received

a double status and now we are it's around a 1000 a day the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been talking about a the height of a new battle being waged in a state of emergency and over in the occupied west bank as well there are being more than 500 cases in the space of the last day of the nearly 4000 cases since the beginning of the pandemic you know off of those have been. downed in the last 2 weeks so steepening spike there as well they are day 3 of a 5 day p.a. lockdown in the occupied west bank more measures are under consideration as is police enforcement thousands of police officers were told me to be going out onto the streets on the buses into crowded areas to make sure enforcement is fully. so martian we are at the height of a new corona offense and this is a very strong outbreak that's growing and spreading in the world and also here w.h.o. has mentioned the middle east as a global outbreak epicenter and it does not pass over israel it's here. one means

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu protesters say makes a lot. promises now it's time for him to deliver. we will declare an immediate advance to the self-employed and controlling shareholders this support this grant is not dependent on legislation and we have instructed that it be put into effect today today already the budget will be pressed and the money will reach accounts in the coming days. demonstrators are not ready to trust the prime minister tusk that's recent fire surges have forced him to tighten restrictions again this week shutting down a slew of businesses. tougher sports news now in formula one it was a great day for the mercedes team in the syrian grand prix in austria world champion lewis hamilton started in pole position and picked up his 1st victory this year he was followed by teammate valtteri bottas and 2nd red bulls max 1st stop and alexander album finished 3rd and 4th the next step for formula one is the hunger and grand prix next sunday. mongolia has staged a festival of traditional sports without spectators for the 1st

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu protesters say makes a lot of promises now it's time for him. to deliver. we will declare an immediate advance the self employed and controlling shareholders this support this grant is not dependent on legislation and we have instructed that it be put into effect today today already that budget will be pressed and the money will reach accounts in the coming days. demonstrators are not ready to trust the prime minister that's recent fire surges have forced him to tighten restrictions again this week shutting down a slew of businesses. over 1800000 people have tested positive for a crook over 19 in brazil as the 2nd highest number in the world after the united states more than 70000 have died and it's the poor who are most at risk among them residents of the slums and the country's indigenous people. it's one of the most remote parts of south america if not the world the enemy people live in the depths of the amazon in brazil's far north. this is one of the country's largest indigenous reserves. but even here the fear of the coronavirus is growing

hundreds of protesters have gathered outside israeli prime minister benjamin benjamin netanyahu is official residence in jerusalem to repeat their calls for him to step down as you know who's come under fire for holding office while on trial for corruption and pushing for similar seemingly anti-democratic measures under the guise of combating the coronavirus. a special prosecutor in switzerland has opened a criminal case against me for president jenny infantile the charges relate to secret meetings he held with the swiss attorney general michael ober in 2016 and 27 team in france you know was reelected president of football international's goven governing body just last year. newly launched mission to search mas for ancient life is experiencing technical difficulties the agency says the spaceship named mas 2020 has entered safe mode where the vessel shuts down all nonessential systems initial checks of the spacecraft show no signs for concern you would rate a court in egypt to send several young women to prison after they posted videos to the social media to talk prosecutors allege they had

one in 5 israelis is unemployed because of the virus prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised a stimulus package weeks ago now he's offering emergency aid of 200 euro payment to every citizen whether the crisis affected them or not. people will start consuming again once they have the money and as soon as people start spending businesses will thrive. hush money is what shalom isenberg called it his restaurant did not survive the pandemic he says like many others he did not get any help he's on hunger strike hoping to put pressure on the government. give us what we were promised. we can have a different plan for the coronavirus crisis every wish to greet the group. in may it looked as if israel has the virus under control the government was quick to ease restrictions now every day sees a record number of new infections the economy could not survive another full lockdown netanyahu is trying to lock down light instead as of next week restaurants will have to close shop swimming pools museums and beaches will be shut it weakens but scientists say it won't be enough there is no strategic. the

benjamin? >> hello, supervisor. benjamin mccloskey, deputy director for finance and administration, mohcd. i'm going to address our 20-21 budget proposal first because that's a little bit easier. the -- we're not currently assuming any eraf in our 20-21 budget proposal due to uncertainty at the state level about whether or not that's going to continue. there's continuing conversations between the mayor's budget office and the controller's office how to approach eraf in the upcoming budget cycles. with regards to our eraf for 19-20, almost $175 million. >> supervisor walton: and out of that $175 million, it all still remains? >> no, sir. approximately $40 million of that was used by the mayor's budget office as part of their rebalancing proposal for the current fiscal year. >> supervisor walton: but you didn't use all of the resources at this point? >> oh, we did use them, yes, sir. they're all allocated to different projects, and these different projects are in various stages of spending, but other than the $40 mill

let's delve deeper into the topic where the benjamin child is joining him live he's professor at the paris school of business and at the southwestern of us to finance and economics welcome to the program a bunch of in this treaty has been in place for almost 30 years so is this really a dramatic move and how much will. china relations. i think if britain's striking a balance between the pressure from the united states and china. from its recent decision before quite a way we know that it is a balance. solution because it is still allowing. the people to use it for 7 more years now to put tolerance so opium to succumb to china's 107 years ago before it made in china and then home to what cedar to the u.k. it took more than 100 years especially after the signing of those signs of british joint declaration to return home to restore the relations so rob's actions today is no surprise because in a series of measures to condon china is i think it walked away from free trade to discourage the world to grow is economy peacefully but not by morse like the colonial power you know if the knowle

and cognac sculpted it-i is a lot explains what's behind us we have the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. he is the only one was eating the whole food and i was in the end of the meal of the skins 1st. and he's not beating the kerry grabbing center of the cake with his hands and ripping off the heart out. and he's like he's in the place of jesus. symbolizes the. special. place we have in israeli society people that treat him seem is a king someone who is beyond everyone else is like the savior. but in the same time we have more than a 1000000 unemployed unemployed people that. having difficulty bringing food to their there is why he's having these things 1st it's been a tough year for netanyahu of wavy israelis are increasingly furious over his handling of the coverage $900.00 pandemic on top of that there are corruption charges regarding ford breach of trust and bribery there are now who insists he's done nothing wrong but while there's an ebbing of public support this artwork has touched a raw nerve among people i think it's a much show off and it's not necessary i'm for a fr

i think there is room for collaboration of the regiment thanks for your time benjamin cho a professor of the party school of business on south western university of finance and economics in china life on the program. france is celebrating its national day also known as a steel day it's usually marked with street parties a military parade and fireworks but things have been scaled back this year due to the pun demick although those restrictions how. health care workers from turning out in paris are to charlotte dubin ski was there for us. this protest isn't just by the health workers here in france it's also an amalgamation of the shillings you ones on t.v. . protesters as well as it seems some of the antique and black book movements that we regularly see in the protests there have been some tensions between the protesters and the police that would seem to you gas range directly from cans to trying to stir the crowds i don't like is that. i don't agree about you remember she's being me between the unions and the government was do you really think it was a good thing she money they'll ea

the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to resume later on sunday amid growing anger of his government's handling of the pandemic but he's used water cannon in west jerusalem to disperse crowds outside netanyahu residence israel reimposed restrictions after coronavirus cases surged last week protests have continued for several weeks over the worsening it worsening economy and lockdown issues of calls for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign by force that has more from west. there are 2 simultaneous sizable protests going on one here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest in television there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial under trial in 3 corruption ca

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has tried to bring this under control. he has appointed a coronavirus czar. that after a number of candidates refused the job because they feared they'd be given none of the responsibility and all of the blame. kim? >> thanks so much. oren lieberman in jerusalem. appreciate it. >>> well, it's play ball again for the boys of summer. major league baseball opened its covid shortened 60-game season on thursday with two games. >> now one of the more well-known washington national fa fans. i laugh every time i see that. that was top u.s. disease expert dr. anthony fauci. he's never going to make it to the show with a throw like that. the ceremonial first pitch. his favorite team, washington nationals, went on to lose in the rain shortened game. fauci luckily does better in the lab than on the mound. far more seriously, sport wasn't the only focus on opening day. demands for racial justice also took the field. and that game between the new york yankees and the watching top nationals was a moment of solidarity as both teams took a

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hello welcome to the program we begin in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned hezbollah it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of show about farms hezbollah denies that its fighters tried to penetrate the border or engaged in any confrontation the united nations is urging both sides to show restraint al-jazeera is harry force it has more. smoke plumes over southern lebanon after what the israeli military referred to as a security incident it said a cell of hezbollah fighters trying to infiltrate israeli controlled territory israeli soldiers tracked them and repelled them with machine gun tank and artillery fire in tel aviv where they'd rushed for security assessments israel's julian prime minister and defense minister put on a rare show of unity gone. a cell of hezbollah terrorists crossed into israel in an attempt to harm israeli soldiers i.d.f. soldiers and officers acted professionally and accurately and prevented a severe incident that could have cost human lives. israel's prime min

cases are around $18000.00 and that's an all time high of people who currently have the disease benjamin as well as announcing these economic measures also said that he had been mistaken in opening up the economy too early and too quickly once it did start to open up and that he was going to rectify that situation now as for the political response to this protest that's a little bit mixed we've heard from netanyahu use alternative prime minister benny gantz his former rival now in the coalition with him saying that this protest is entirely justified and that he and his blue and white party will argue for a broader package of measures more than just the 3 month's worth that have been announced signaling that he wants a 2 year budget which is a sticking point between him and netanyahu meanwhile the finance minister from netanyahu likud party is saying that there's no reason for these protests that the government has not got the economy out of control and the people will find paychecks turning up from the government in their bank accounts on tuesday that is hardly likely to be welcomed give

benjamin butler, being the lawyer that he was in his former life, said this. ah, so, you're quoting united states law. my understanding is that the state of virginia has left the union. the united states law no longer applies to you. now, if you want to swear allegiance to the united states, you can have your slaves back, but if not, i am going to seize them as contraband of war, because you are using them against my soldiers in the united states army. i will seize them and keep them, and you can no longer have your slaves. this would create a mass of folks coming to fort monroe to seek their freedom. what started out as three men became 10,000 by the end of the american civil war in four short years. jefferson davis, the man, is a contradiction. jefferson davis, in his early life, was a graduate of the united states military academy. he served in the frontier with the united states army. he was secretary of war under president pierce. he served in the united states congress, and he also served in the united states senate. and he and his wife were the hosts du

has announced it's immediately closing all bars and nightclubs gyms and event halls prime minister benjamin netanyahu. says it's necessary to avoid a white a lockdown latin america now accounts for about half of all new infections cases there have tripled in just a month with brazil mexico and venezuela the worst affected nations but some countries are pushing ahead with reopening kenya's president has announced international flights will resume and organize the 1st is under pressure to restart the struggling economy after nearly 4 months of restrictions more now on israel sorry force that is in west jerusalem and he says the new restrictions on to surprise. we knew that the coronavirus cabinet so-called was meeting on monday there's been a lot of talk about the way the numbers have been spiking in recent days and weeks hovering at around 1000 a day though 817 on sunday not 107 overnight and there is real fear in the government that despite what was seen as a relatively successful early lockdown you remember israel shut its borders and went into a pretty extreme set of measures very early i

thousands protest across israel furious about prime minister benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic. just 4 days after a global tally showed $15000000.00 coronavirus infections the world has now surpassed $16000000.00 that's according to the u.s. based johns hopkins university it shows the united states brazil and india are leading a surge in new cases globally almost 650000 people on the known to have died the u.s. has recorded 73000 new infections in the past 24 hours the country's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony felt she is again urging state governments to hit pause on reopening the states of florida texas and california remain some of the worst affected and florida's governor is being accused of easing lockdown measures too soon heidi joe castro reports now from maryland. the death toll in florida is rising as well and one person in florida is dying a covert every 10 minutes and florida certainly is not alone 18 states in the united states have broken totals and as far as cases or deaths in this past week in florida it's governor rick to santa is a heavy strong suppor