and it has gotten bozeman, for example, 50 leaders per square meter, littleton, colorado, in or low water level of so in so many centimeters in your home. and that's what owns as far couldn't really help the fire department. and the general public hearing are often any little soon posits, and they can refer to the map and the forecast lock to prepare for an event. every city faces different challenges and there's no silver bullet against climate disasters. but with his early warning system, all him now has a tool to tailor its response to any future flooding emergency. and that last story tells us that innovation really can be a matter of life and death that fell from us today on made. thank you very much for watching. i'm janelle de la on to join us again at the same time next week. take care. ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah, with who? a b b a. now the churches in south west africa, encouraging people to get vaccinations and 19 by educating this fighting sprague of conspiracy theories. and they demand a fair distribution of vaccines across the glow vaccines for africa. in 90 minutes on d. w, the a

the right direction but i want to specifically get back to an issue i had with the administrator bozemann november and she said she was unaware that sba was illegal providing millions of dollars of loans to multiple planned parenthood affiliates and it's illegal for the federal funds to be used for abortion and all applicants and they must abide by the rules and since planned parenthood is 16000 employees nationwide they are ineligible have you provided information about the paycheck protection loan to planned parenthood to the administrator have you provided her with this information? >> i have not personally provided information on planned parenthood to the administrator. i hope the committee knows that we checked off a job looking at eligibility of nonprofits that deals with the affiliation standards and planned parenthood is a part of that we do have a lot of work that is going way —- on right now and with a small business committee. >> are you aware of loans made to planned parenthood? >> sim. >> do you know if those were made at the administrator was aware and if they were forgiven

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and senator bozeman's office, i want to mention andrew kelly and joe brown with the special thanks. and i think we have on our own team here on the majority side of the committee, in addition to annie who is sitting over my left shoulder, mary francis repko, our staff director, and john king, and trevor malone. i am grateful to all of you and more, all of you and more. one of my favorite sayings is from the king sisters, members of my team have been forever. teamwork makes the dream work. and we got some pretty good teamwork on this committee, and we're going to try to get some dreams accomplished as a result. but thanks again, senator caputo, for your statement and for everyone who has worked to make today possible. i want to briefly introduce our witnesses. starting with elizabeth biser. the secretary of the department of environmental quality for the state of north carolina. my wife's a native. she sends her best to you. she oversees the state agency whose mission is to protect north carolina's environment and natural resources. i understand that you live not far from where my wi

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the right direction but i want to specifically get back to an issue i had with the administrator bozemann november and she said she was unaware that sba was illegal providing millions of dollars of loans to multiple planned parenthood affiliates and it's illegal for the federal funds to be used for abortion and all applicants and they must abide by the rules and since planned parenthood is 16000 employees nationwide they are ineligible have you provided information about the paycheck protection loan to planned parenthood to the administrator have you provided her with this information? >> i have not personally provided information on planned parenthood to the administrator. i hope the committee knows that we checked off a job looking at eligibility of nonprofits that deals with the affiliation standards and planned parenthood is a part of that we do have a lot of work that is going way —- on right now and with a small business committee. >> are you aware of loans made to planned parenthood? >> sim. >> do you know if those were made at the administrator was aware and if they were forgiven

i check check with bozeman jordan peele. they're all in this book. and so you know, it really is a sweeping history. yeah, you know all of the current names that we know they are here in this book. that's great and that leads. sort of interestingly into this next question, which is do you have an opinion about recent film slash series that put african-american at the center of america narratives that they've been kept out of in the past and thinking especially if shows like hollywood and lovecraft count country. yes long overdue. i'm very happy to see that this is happening. it's happening more. on the small screen, you know, and that's a good thing. i mean hulu is doing some great work apples doing some great work. hbo showtime i mean there is some great work being done on this small screen. it seems that the people who run this small screen and they're streaming services. i'm just spread their want their arms and they've said come we will set up. a writer's room and you can go do your thing. and i think that that is a very beautiful thing and i tel

instead, jen psaki and her friends are planning their fun little summer trips to bozeman or martha'sd or some other remote and blindingly white outpost of privilege. funny how that works. you wrecked stuff, and then you ignore it. this allows you to wreck more stuff without feeling guilty. that's modern progressivism distilled to 18 words. candace owens is the host of candace, always honored to have her on the show. thanks so much for coming on, so baltimore is right next to d.c. nobody ever goes there, i can tell you that first hand and you have to wonder, you wake up with these new policies and are going to mick the country. you don't notice what's 40 miles away? >> they definitely notice and i want to say this, jen psaki is not delusional. she is intentional, she is every bit intentional and she knows exactly what she is saying, the democrat party came into do exactly what you see them doing. people like to think that they are stupid. no, they are lying and they are machiavellian. this is part of their plan. if you look at these inner cities and you talk about these rates of child

over the past few weeks several of our senate colleagues and i, including senator o, senator bozeman, senator merkley and others have joined us in engaging with a host of stakeholders. what that concept looks like in practice across a multitude of industries and levels of government. what we heard was in part sobering. but also i am happy to report it was encouraging. we heard from waste workers about the challenges they face with contaminated recycling streams and the impact of china's national policy on their ability to effectively manage domestic waste, especially plastic. we heard about the need for brighter product design -- better product design so companies can have products returned to them in good condition to be reused. and we heard about the devastating impact of the fashion industry on our environment. did you know that every second almost a dump truck's worth of textiles goes into our landfills? the fashion industry is responsible for some 10% of global emissions, more than the aviation sector and the maritime shipping sector combined. i did not know those things. my gues

rashad is dean of the chadwick, a bozeman college of fine arts and joins us with some of her students leslee and tracy. all of our students here are so inspired by chadwick boseman at how it grad who was so committed to this university. and as you know, chadwick was nominated last year for best actor. and so honored to announce the nominees in this category. speaking on behalf of the students who are with us today is a senior who is receiving his bfa and acting john woods. the 3rd. the nominees for performance by an actor in a leading role are. >> javier bardem in being the ricardos benedict cumberbatch in the power of the dog. andrew garfield in tick, tick, boom. will smith in king richard. and denzel washington in the tragedy of macbeth. yeah. >> well, time beautiful. thank you. felisha and john and all the students who joined us today and now the nominees for performance by an actress in a leading role. jessica chest. staying in the eyes of tammy faye. olivia colman in the lost daughter. penelope cruz in parallel mothers. nicole kidman and being the ricardo's. and kristen stewart i

i know you do too, is part of my dna and i know i speak for senator capito and senator bozeman who provides great leadership on these issues along with sheldon and dan sullivan and others. but we're in a situation, we've got a lot of people who are still looking for jobs will get a jobs report the labor for , in about 10 days we'll get one for the month of september, you know, show how many people have found jobs, hopefully a lot. so how many people are still looking for work and it will be a lot. and this is just a great way, this is these industries, this is a great way to put people to work, including people whose skills and they don't have master's degrees are phds in -- or phd's in most cases, but they may not even have gone to college, but they can work, they want to work and we can put a lot of people to work here. we can do uh, strike a blow on -- recylable on behalf of climate change and and help us address address that we can address blight, you know, and my wife and i took a road trip center capuano knows and when we had a week off back in the recess and we just drove around abou

senator bozeman. >> thank you, and a special thanks to all our witnesses and committee members and staff for a very important hearing that has helped us as we move forward. on behalf of senator stabenow and myself, as you can see there are no shortage of questions on this issue. we appreciate your testimony which will help us get a better grasp on the potential and risk of digital assets. there is a gap in the oversight of digital assets, this poses a danger to the american consumer and confirmed the resiliency of our financial markets if left unchecked. regulation and innovation are not mutually exclusive, that's what we're all working to achieve. we have an opportunity to broaden participation in our financial markets, but this must be prepared with consistent rules of the road that protect investors and markets. we look forward to further discussions in this committee, and with that, that concludes our hearing today. the record will remain open until tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. for members to submit additional questions or statements. with that, the hearing is adjourned. [gavels] [indistinc