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members, thank you for this opportunity to testify today regarding the mental health crisis is associated with the pandemic. i am a child psychologist and codirector of the ucla national center for child genetics rest, the corded center. as you know, the agency was created by congress in 2000 to raise the standard of care and increase accesses to services. it is a federally funded child trauma initiative, includes 116 current grantees in over 200 former grantees working in hospitals, universities and community-based programs. americans living under prolonged threat of danger associated with this pandemic have reported anxiety, depression, grief, substance abuse and thoughts of suicide. feelings of safety are exasperated by the death of a left one, illness, partner violence,. child abuse and poverty. for children with trauma history, new laws can result in nightmares, outbursts and complicate reactions. caregivers struggle to buffer the effects of children suffering. i will identify several stresses we are observing, highlight efforts to mitigate these, and offer priority recommendations. first, children and families are at increased risk of dramatic stress. over 500,000 pand

for construction and renovation of community health centers. there's more money going to feed kids this summer and eviction help is available. the child tax credit payments start flowing in july giving working families a guaranteed income for the year and there is a critical new funding to boost enforcement at the irs. the irs budget has been cut for decades but this is the agency responsible to enact all of these tax cuts for low income families, to send out the stimulus checks, to make the jobless benefits tax free and to crack down on tax evasion. vaccinations and historic stimulus driving stocks to record highs. this got a lot of traction yesterday. jpmorgan notes the biden stock market from election day to the first 100 days is the strongest for any president in 75 years. even with corporate outcry over the potential for higher taxes on companies and rich people markets are focused on the scope of the recovery. >>> the vaccine rollout in the united states hitting a wall of hesitancy, though. the fewest shots in nearly a month were administered yesterday. one reason, no question, misinformation about the pandemic and the vaccines.

. $4 trillion will buy a lot of stuff for millions of jobs to child care to community health centers,ds of stuff, community colleges. the other thing that's pretty popular, he said, you're not going to have to pay for it. big corporations are going to pay for it. people making more than $400,000 are going to pay for it. the vast majority of people watching tonight aren't. allowing us to often say, you're not going to have to pay for it is pretty popular. i think they've made a calculation that after covid that people come to have a different feeling about government. that they now feel more trusting and more the need of government. where this might have turned a lot of people off, and probably still well, they believe the majority of people are going to say, the government is here to help you. because that's clearly the scene. at this is a bigger government scene, and it talked about, basically taking care of people from preschool to college. he didn't get into the eldercare idea all that much, but we know that's part of the plane as well. what did you hear in this tonight? >> i want

more than 1600 child cancer patients died in 2020 alone with some health experts suggesting a direct link to drug shortages across the country. al-jazeera mexico city. the u.s. centers for disease control has delayed a decision on the future use of johnson and johnson's covert buying team vaccine it's suspended for now due to the job's possible links to very rare blood plots the c.d.c. says it needs more time to collect information before recommending further action. around the world the pandemic has made it more difficult for people to receive health care in the gaza strip patients stating specialized treatment already had limited options now there's no guarantee that israel will allow them to leave for treatments matushka name reports this new. cancer has waged a war on the awad family 1st it took their daughter ran up then their son mohammad and now it's returned were 11 year old karim the boy had a bone marrow transplant at a hospital in jerusalem and requires specialized follow up treatment unavailable in gaza however his father has been denied a medical permit to accompany him into israel he says no explanation has been given and there is no one else to escort his