i'm actually in one of several cooling centers that have been set up in clark county to help people who may not have access to air conditioning. and i'm joined by major harold. wow. that he is with the salvation army, which is a religious organization, which helps the underprivileged, correct. right. thanks for joining us here. can you tell me a little bit more about who you are healthy at this pulling center and that your other facilities? sure salvation army is holding center here in clark county and we have to and then we also, we also operate with the police department with more teens and they are traveling things that pass out hold water around town. so what happens is, up here in the cooling centers, we basically serve those that are experiencing homelessness, low income families, low income adults, things like that. be able to come in when they have no other place to go and air condition building. we, we offer them showers, we offer them watery facilities, cold water, of course, a place to rest in the air conditioning. and then of course, in the middle of the afternoon, we serve

city is also sets up to 100 cooling and hydration centers. christian sending the reports from clark county in nevada, where excessive heat warnings have been extended until the end of the week. for those with no place to call home, it's hard to escape the blistering heat. people like sean crow, who lost his job and his apartment 6 weeks ago, make their way to cooling centers, to grab some water in relief. it's getting hotter. it's getting a lot harder. so this is day room over here is really resourceful. i take advantage of it, their, their resources and try to get myself put together and get going in a direction. so that's basically what i've been doing for the past month and a half or so because it gets really hard, it's hard to kind of get up on your feet, especially you don't have a car after 3 days of temperatures exceeded 43 degrees, the number of people seeking help is on the rise. as our calls to emergency responders for heat stroke are shelters very close to full about 99 percent capacity. but we operate with about a 100 beds in a reserve that we, that we can see, you know, a bed

kristen salumi alger 0, clark county, nevada. as well as the same, china has been experiencing extreme heat and also a downfall was as well in other parts of the country as so. so of course, where they saw an important meeting between joan kerry and these chinese counts of punk she's and will be meeting the 1st all important. talked to see the 2 countries and that bid to combat climate change. katrina use being following it in great detail. she's lot f as in beijing and as i mentioned that katrina is kerry's final day of tools. is it possible as we wait for this little important press conference to say whether any real progress has to be made the well, i think it depends how you're measuring progress. a john kerry himself says is visit, has been very constructive, but we haven't heard of any concrete agreements made between china and washington during his time. yes, really, he said it's about reconnecting, especially since the climate had been suspended since august last year. when for me, us helps me get visited, tie ones of the

kristen salumi algae 0, clark county nevada. though as far as broken down to the ministry base in russian onyx crime me a days after explosions damaged the coach bridge linking the peninsula to russia, both always have not said what may have started the blaze of the ministry base in the cut off. sco district russian media supported destination. so had you to shop with all of us the latest for moscow and the you have the rational authority shed more life and what they think happens at this pace. i know she has, i'm afraid at the moment where i guess her report was the invitation of the munition continues at the firing range in the carol school district of crimea. they says the eastern part of the crime in peninsula a possible file is reported that 2 and more than 2000 people are being evacuated from 4 villages in the carol skate district. reportedly the residents will be a reset for, for a day, and doctor that is planned. they will be returning home, but i wish wait and see what's going to happen. so a section of the top rita hig

so that's why they, you know, for them to qualify the lower in clark county and the for when the groups come up with this is a they have to work on the single currency swaps. basically the applicant export import bank, the ok, the bank as a now agreed to undertake face was enough in countries seeing that on countries to be a sense of moving costs for the different categories in the applicants, the content on certain area. so the biggest with adults, us kind of what the process, of course we don't have much of the sales for august going to happen by the groups . but definitely they do the addition process. we're given defendants for countries to be able to really the main driving force behind the student i vision processor or see in position of sanctions evaluated by the us government. the different countries look just one come to me, but every company, the face of the country can take examples like you down, for example, that have been a victim of this process and therefore, the biggest countries now collectively they represent a significant part of the economy. and of course we're goin

here in clark county, nevada. it's actually $43.00 degrees and it has been for 3 days now is expected to stay at those levels till the end of the week. that's not really unusual in terms of this part of the country because of the desert in terms of temperatures. do get that high. what's unusual is that it's been so long, it's been going on for such a long time here and throughout the south western united states. we've seen many cities break daily records and records for an extended period of time. in phoenix, arizona. it's been over 45 degrees for now, 19 days consecutive. and so what's the national weather service is telling people here you may think you're used to living in the desert, but this is not the typical desert rather because of the long duration. and the high temperature is not only during the day, but also at night when things we typically pull down. grease has been hit by wildfires following temperatures as high as 44 degrees, residents of months or northwest of athens and being forced out of their h

kristen salumi algae 0, clark county, nevada. top officials, some of the worlds to biggest polluters are discussing the issue of climate change in the chinese capital and us climate envoy john carries on the 4th and final day of his visit to bathing. carrie has met senior chinese officials, including primarily chang and top diplomats, when he, he's cool for more cooperation in the lead up to the global climate conference comp 28. later this year in to by this is what are the forces of detained at least 10 palestinians in an overnight rate. cds across the occupied westbank were targeted to include david, they shake the dice shaped refugee camp in bethlehem. squarely forces have increased rates and arrests and the occupied territories in recent months, or $5000.00 published and using this way to jails with over a 1000 detained without charges. now the already tens relationship between the united states and north korea has become more complicated. a us soldier is a north korean custody after a legally crossing the border from south korea. and in the past few hours, north korea and was c

the clarke county fire departments a call study coming in just after 3:40 p.m. onlookers worried that the intense heat in the valley is the reason. crews were able to knocked down the fire quickly and they are investigating what started it. las vegas fire officials say no one was hurt. >>> good news to talk about in this forecast. a significant cool down that is sticking around . much better air quality. before i get to those two things, there is one order of business. a chance of a light shower moving through central california this morning. and weak system the came through monterey county overnight. it will try to drop a drop of rain in the central valley. what you will notice are clouds, a few high clouds. you have to be a cloud watcher to notice this. if you happen to see them, that is what it is . also the way we do the cool down. this cool down is going to be prolonged. it is sticking around for a while and there is a couple days that will stand out more than others. we start by taking a look at the seven-day forecast for the inland east bay. we look at th

here in clark county nevada cooling shutters are going to be opening up over the weekend people being told to stay indoors and they can. but that did not stop some people from getting out onto the strip and having some fun and take a listen to what they said about the heat. >> were struggling in this letter, and was sweating loads. it's hard to heat. >> it is very hot. it is too hot. >> you get out in early, and you kind of accumulate to it. and you don't realize it is getting hot. >> i don't know if i agree with that invites, you should probably stay indoors if you can, people are told to wear light loose clothing, hydrate plenty, and if you are here at the party, you should probably drink a little less alcohol than you might because you can get really dehydrated. >> there's a lot happening indoors into vegas, thank you max enjoy vegas and stay cool and nice to see you. >> memo and is from now they are testifying that hale and the house republicans will press send on how he does his job. kylie spent his money. and where he flies his plane. and so whom does the answer should be a good

cooler centers are open all across clark county right now. help for folks who are unhoused or without air conditioning turned off. there is water available at these locations and staff are watching to make sure people coming in don't exhibit sights of heat illness. the surface temperature of the asphalt in las vegas got up to nearly 158 degrees. the inside of some vehicles heat et up to 178 degrees. the heat has been dangerous and it can be deadly. southern nevada health district says seven people have died since april in southern nevada where we are now due to heat-related illness. people told to stay inside in a.c. if possible during the heat of the day. a little bit of relief is on the way here in southern nevada. we should expert some thunderstorm activity. really for the higher elevations. here in the las vegas area it will stay very hot. harris. >> harris: looking at the graphics just over the right side of your head it is 96 degrees at 8:05 in the morning. it only goes in one direction when the sun is out. thank you. you can follow the

we started right when the excessive heat warning went into effect for clark county were just over an hour and a half into this experiments. and so far. >> you can see some things have changed. ice has all melted and that temperature. it's a little over 130 degrees inside the vehicle. we have this thermal gun which tells us how hot it is just even on this windshield is 175 degrees. then 15 minutes later, the scope can exploded at a temperature of more than 140 degrees inside this vehicle. we're now just over 3 hours into this little experiment. we're going to check the status of some of these items just getting into the car. you can feel and scorching inside those eggs. not exactly want to eat, but you can tell they're hot. this lip balm. it's completely melted and liquid. and it's hot to the touch. licorice haven't really changed too much. a little melted, but that coke can. is almost pretty much empty. and these chocolates are completely melted. and that's just after a couple hours in the vehicle. can't imagine if a person or somebody else was inside reporting las vegas. brian will.

he was sent elected twice the sheriff of clark county nevada's largest county in 2014 and 2018 respectively a sharpie oversaw $1.3 billion budget also been responsible for over 6000 employees to safetyet the county residents will protecting tens of millions of visitors who flock to las vegas on annual basisua. certainly not a small task. sworn in and governor engendered this year the governor continues to them by the protect and serve a model from his law enforcement experience and apply that to his role as governor. during his first legislative sessiondu as governor schools ad students say for it while performing and streamlining government services to better serve. his leadership saw historic levels of funding education for both k-12 and higher ed help to bolster the workforce and build more capacity through supporting those suffering from mental illness. please welcome the 31st governor of the great state of nevada the honorable joel embargo. [applause] growing up on a ranch governor mark gordon of the vote of hard work, integrity, importance of working together from ait t youg age she l

meanwhile clark county activated cooling stations in the las vegas metro area.re is water available at these locations st stuff up and watching to make sure the people coming in don't exhibit signs of heat illness. >> we are very concerned about our elderly, the un- house children and people with health and medical issues. people visiting from places that never have heat. the entire community has been exercised in order to get us to a place we can keep people safe. >> for those who have to be in the heat where light loose clothing and hydrate get into your condition whenever possible. and las vegas, nevada max gorden. >> more extreme as a pennsylvania officials holding a press conference on deadly flash flooding the there. let's take a listen. >> would like to thank the coroner's office for ensuring proper notification has been made before we release any names to the public or the press. our hearts to go out to the families affected by this tragedy. we had seven missing people five have been recovered. with the five deaths due to the floodwaters mass casualty in

clark county, the county where las vegas is located has opened cooling shelters for people to go.de this weekend if at all possible. but still plenty of people on the las vegas trip. >> we are struggling, we are not used to this type of weather in ireland. >> sweating loads. >> someone needs to turn it off. >> it's too hot. >> get out in it early and stay out in it, and kind of accumulate to it, and you don't realize it's getting hot. >> i don't know if i agree with that advice. good idea to probably stay inside in the a.c. on a day like today, and especially on sunday. officials telling people to hydrate, wear light clothing and you might be here in sin city to party, but try to drink a little less alcohol, it can dehydrate you. sandra. >> sandra: absolutely, and having bb in las vegas recently, they have misters around the pools. but if you are staying at a hotel and you lay by the pool, the heat and the sun, you don't last five minutes. looks like you could cook an egg on the sidewalk behind you. max, thank you. >> thank you. >> mike: sandra, u.s. officials confirm ukraine has

clark county, nevada has been opening up cooling shelters. places for folks to go officials advising people to stay inside if they can. lots of action on the las vegas strip. take a listen to what some folks are saying about the heat. >> struggling. not used to this type of weather in ireland are we. >> sweating. >> need to turn the heat off. >> very hot. it is too hot. is. >> get out in it early and stay in it. you accumulate to it and you don't realize it's getting hot 894 million americans under heat advisory to the west coast. this is part of a larger heat wave that is sweeping across the united states. meanwhile back here in las vegas officials telling people if they have to be outside right now make sure to hydrate and wear light loose clothing, gillian? >> gillian: stay safe out there. max gorden, thanks so much. coming up next tv and film actors have joined to join hollywood writers on the hollywood picket line. we will take you live to hollywood. ♪ take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. [city ambienc

meanwhile clark county activated cooling stations in the las vegas metro area.here is water available at these locations and step up and watching to make sure the people coming in do not exhibit signs of heat illness. >> we are very concerned about our elderly, the un- house, children, people with health and medical issues. we are also concerned about people who are visiting hear from places who never have heat. the entire community has been exercised in order to get us to a place where we keep people safer. >> are people have to be out the people or been told to wear light loose clothing, to hydrate get into ac whenever possible. write back to you. bryan: good advice "fox weather" correspondent max gorden, thank you. coming up after last week's nato summit national security advisor jake sullivan goes on the sunday talk show circuit and make some surprising remarks about ukraine's future in the alliance. plus another hearing on capitol hill this week on a big tech censorship. some of the information you find online being manipulated? congress in gregg's to be a

in clark county, nevada, there's been at least 16 heat-related deaths so far this year.still rising. and the heat is extending beyond our coast lines. the florida keys are facing an unprecedented heat wave with ocean temperatures of 100 degrees, now threatening coral reefs. and according to the world weather attribution initiative, this july heat wave would've been almost impossible without climate change. and, wolf, you mentioned all of those records that have fallen, well, we're not over. we're going to see more falls still to come. wolf? >> stephanie elam, thank you very much. and to our viewers, thanks for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, all eyes on the federal grand jury. what today's no-show could mean for an indictment against trump. trump's former white house lawyer ty cobb will be

clark county, nevada where las vegas is located is opening up cooling shelters, telling people to stay stopped people from getting out on the strip. take a listen. >> i was struggling. i'm not used to this type of weather in ireland. >> needs to turn the heat off. >> very hot. it's too hot. >> you get out in it early and stay out in it. you kind of accumulate to it and you don't realize it's getting hot. >> this is part of a broader heat wave. 84 million americans on a heat warning from the mississippi valley to the west coast. back here in las vegas, officials telling people once again, stay inside if you can. if you have to be outside, wear light loose clothing and be sure to hydrate. neil? >> neil: just incredible, max. they say it's a dry heat. when you get to 110, 120, it's hot. all right. meantime here, it's a hack attack. the chinese at it again. this time they can willy-nilly control and dip in to the e-mail of cabinet officials. and many more after this. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker suppor

cooling shelters are open across clark county but it has not stopped people from getting out on the stripthe heat is incredibly hot today. we are from vegas so we are not typically -- we are typically prone to this but today is out of control. >> fantastic. it's absolutely perfect. i'm like a lizard. i could soak us up all day. >> it feels like i'm a little pig. a little rotisserie chicken in walmart. just going around. >> john: i can confirm it does feel like you're being roasted t here. luckily the states power provider said there has not been any major blackouts due to the high heat. they've been asking people to conserve energy and business as normal as air conditions run on full blast. john. >> john: it is hot there but it is a dry heat. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> sandra: thank you. stay cool. i don't know if i can even say that. far left democrats continuing to attack israel. >> i want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state. >> sandra: that was washington congressman apologizing after facing backlash for that of mark. up next

it's not sure, but the law enforcement in clark county is telling us they are looking at their cold casesmicides and if we look at the marin dike here, it involves sex workers and that is, i think, a particular area that las vegas will look into as they comb those unsolved crimes. >> what kind of evidence are authority sifting through right now? >> the primary crime scenes are right here in new york and they are continuing and will for quite a while, the search for any evidence in his home, his office. we understand there are a couple of storage units they are looking at but here is what we know. we know that they found a doll in the primary home and it was it in light of the children's bedrooms. it was in another area. they looked at that as a red flag and they took that and we also understand they bought about 92 guns and they found two of 300 guns and they were in a locked fault in the basement behind a solid door and so they also took those although, obviously, these remains, the cause of death is hard to determine. >>> coming up in our pop culture lead, why country music television p

where i met with folks who than the secretary's office, as well as fulton county and the athens clark county unified government, and, you know, i think when you look at the issues sort of broadly, again, i will not comment on the georgia specific issue there. but what we are seeing across the country are, you know, again, based on miss and disinformation, sort of offices being inundated with tasks. and again, election offices are often very limited in the number of staff they have and, you know, when i think about some of the challenges they face when they have this kind of impact, you know, there are only so many hours in the day. that time is such a valuable commodity. and so, when something that would normally get triple checked only gets double checked, that creates more opportunity for error and you have the potential to create a self fulfilling prophecy that you do see these human mistakes that happen in elections. but simply because people were overtaxed, based on inquiries around false information. >> so, a large number of frivolous voter challenges can tie up the resources of a loca

with these high temperatures expected to continue at least another week. kristin salumi alger 0, clark county, nevada. meanwhile, hundreds of 5 sizes in greece trying to start the fast moving, want find the north west of the capital athens. the blaze and the laundry region has destroyed buildings and vehicles. more than 300 people has been evacuated from their homes. about 5000 on monday and has been sweeping through for us now they already attend this relationship between the united states and north korea has become even more complicated and invisible incidence. a us soldier is now in north korea and custody of the a crossing from south korea. he'd been jersey faced the military disciplinary action. and early on wednesday to show young 5 to ballistic missiles in tennessee. patrick, i'll head and wraps up a little bit about that source, and it's already been a tough few weeks in the relations between the us and north korea. for the 1st time since the eighty's, a us nuclear armed ballistic missiles, submarine docked at a south korean port. and north korea launched 2 more missiles into the sea.

and here in clark county, nevada, which includes las vegas, there is a high population of homeless people. you may see behind me some tents that are actually set up outside in the scorching heat, no shelter insight. and these are the people most at risk. i'm going to bring in now i want salinas, he is the social service director for salvation army which helps people in this area all the time. but especially at times like this, can you tell me about the people who come to you for services and what they are telling you about the situation where i think a lot of people that come to our services are somebody that is experiencing homelessness. and some of that might be the 1st time to a different experience the homelessness. so we want to be there for them. what they tell us is thank you and they're so appreciative because not only they can stay somewhere cool, they can come in and take showers cool off to do their laundry and just get other services that are available. so they're very good. have you seen a big increase in those services this week? yes, this week we really seen a big increase

we started right when the excessive heat warning went into effect for clark county were just over anand a half into this experiments. and so far. >> you can see some things have changed. ice has all melted and that temperature. it's a little over 130 degrees inside the vehicle. we have this thermal gun which tells us how hot it is just even on this windshield is 175 degrees. then 15 minutes later, the scope can exploded at a temperature of more than 140 degrees inside this vehicle. we're now just over 3 hours into this little experiment. we're going to check the status of some of these items just getting into the car. you can feel and scorching inside those eggs. not exactly want to eat, but you can tell they're hot. this lip balm. it's completely melted and liquid. and it's hot to the touch. licorice haven't really changed too much. a little melted, but that coke can. is almost pretty much empty. and these chocolates are completely melted. and that's just after a couple hours in the vehicle. can't imagine if a person or somebody else was inside reporting las vegas. brian reporting l

investing over half a billion dollars in creating great experience, las vegas convention authority and clark countynvesting and many of our partners, including mgm, wynn, cesars, leading partners are all investing to create a great fan experience i think there was an article in the post about somebody complaining that they weren't -- they didn't get a free ride. i don't think it's fair that someone who -- many people, including ourselves, including many in las vegas are investing in creating great fan experience and somebody is saying why can't i have it for free i'm not sympathetic. >> are you going to get paid for it are they going to be there to pay the fee? >> since it was an anonymous article, i'm not sure who it is. but i think many people are paying and paying happily because we believe it's going to be a wonderful fan experience and that's our goal. >> i want to come to charter we haven't talked about that in a bit of time. you know, again, given the significant stake that liberty has in that company. greg, as we head into reporting season for my parent company, charter, there's a hope that

reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former santa clara county district attorney. >> the fact that there was a conviction sends the message to people dealing with fentanyl that you can be in jail for the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the daily dew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> but is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life, and that is key to getting a second-degree murder infection. reporter: he says expect to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl. it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney clear her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder, in a statement saying the lethality of fentanyl faces new and unprecedented risk to our community, and we must do everything in power to hold drug dealers accountable to help save lives. we have to send a message in the community and courtroom that we will not stand by

reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former santa clara county district attorney. >> the factthere was a conviction sends the message to people dealing with fentanyl that you can be in jail for the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the daily dew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> but is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life, and that is key to getting a second-degree murder infection. reporter: he says expect to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl. it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney clear her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder, in a statement saying the lethality of fentanyl faces new and unprecedented risk to our community, and we must do everything in power to hold drug dealers accountable to help save lives. we have to send a message in the community and courtroom that we will not stand by and al

tara: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former santa clara county district attorney. >> the fact there conviction sends the message to the people selling fentanyl, you could be pay or be in jail the rest of your life. tara: the key to these cases is proving the dealer knew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> what the prosecution will say is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life and that is the key to getting a second-degree murder conviction. tara: and he says expect to see more convictions. >> you will now see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl and it is a national health crisis. tara: san francisco's district attorney clear that her office will hold drug dealers accountable for murder. in a statement saying, "the lethality of fentanyl presents risk to our community we must do everything in our power to hold drug dealers accountable to help save lives. we have to send a strong message in the community and the courtroom that we will not stand by

being held in the fulton county jail's psychiatric wing where his family says he was eaten alive by insects and bedbugs in his cell. assistant u.s. attorney general kristen clarkes the probe will look into reports of deplorable conditions in fulton county jails, lack of access to medical and mental health care, and the use of excessive force by staff. in washington, the house of representatives has approved a record-shattering military budget of $886 billion for the coming fiscal year. lawmakers approved the national defense authorization act on friday by a vote of 219-210, with all but four democrats opposed. the legislation appears doomed in the democratic-controlled senate after republicans included amendments barring the pentagon from reimbursing the expenses of personnel who travel out of state to obtain an abortion. this is democratic congressmember greg stanton of arizona. >> today nearly half of servicewomen no longer have access to abortion care, many live hundreds of miles from the nearest provider. access to abortion should not depend on where someone lives or where they are station. defense secretary lloyd austin said the dobbs decision would "inter

as assistant attorney general clark talked about, our investigation and work in alameda county californiaithout people with behavioral health disabilities are repeatedly cycling through the county psychiatric hospital and your prolonged stays and longer-term psychiatric facilities, we found that they are often incarcerated in the county jail where they had an adequate and unconstitutional mental health care exacerbating those conditions. so the solutions there really are these community-based services to prevent the cycle in the first place. and her olmsted settlement and court orders spanning over the past decade in places like georgia, north carolina and mississippi have been successful in expanding those medical services that support covering. cited, were also look at cities crisis response systems with the goal of diverting people with disabilities to alternative behavioral health responses were appropriate. we've talked about today in minneapolis and louisville we found officers of their, their primary responders even if that's not necessary and that many of those calls could be hand

as assistant attorney general clark talked about, our investigation and work in alameda county california without people with behavioral health disabilities are repeatedly cycling through the county psychiatric hospital and your prolonged stays and longer-term psychiatric facilities, we found that they are often incarcerated in the county jail where they had an adequate and unconstitutional mental health care exacerbating those conditions. so the solutions there really are these community-based services to prevent the cycle in the first place. and her olmsted settlement and court orders spanning over the past decade in places like georgia, north carolina and mississippi have been successful in expanding those medical services that support covering. cited, were also look at cities crisis response systems with the goal of diverting people with disabilities to alternative behavioral health responses were appropriate. we've talked about today in minneapolis and louisville we found officers of their, their primary responders even if that's not necessary and that many of those calls could be ha

county. i also what to bring up the perspective lieutenant general clark maybe you can speak toan this.iversity also means geographic diversity, correct? except silly sir. except represent 50000 square mile throughout nevada, very remote communities. communities that they considered sfront tier. i strongly believe recruitment strategies must meet people where they are. my constituents in these communities are less likely to have reliable internet often must write hours to recruitment events. lieutenant general clark how are the u.s. academies adapting their recruitment strategies to cater to rural communities effectively? >> yes, sir, thank you for that question. we go to great efforts but in fact we added a number of gold bart lieutenants as recruiters to air force academy to work as admissions counselors. to go out and conduct that kind of outreach you're talking about. we also have embedded lieutenants into our recruiting stations aste well so they can have a base to travel from an extent from their two different areas especially some of the rural areas. andor finally we have what we

county. i also wanted to bring up the per spiskt, lieutenant general clark maybe you can speak to this, diversity also means geographic diversity, correct? general clerk: absolutely sir. mr. horsford: i represent 50,000 square miles throughout nevada, very remote communities, communities that can be considered frontier. soy strongly believe recruitment strategies must meet people where they are. my constituents in these communities are less likely to have reliable internet and often must drive hours to recruitment events. lieutenant general clark, how are the u.s. military academies adapting recruitment strategies to cater to rural communities effectively? general clark: thank you for that question. we go to great efforts, in fact, we added a number of gold bar lieutenants as recruiters to our air force academy to work as admissions counselor, go out and conduct that kind of outreach that you're talking about. we also have embedded lieutenants into our recruiting stations as well so they have a base to travel from and extend from there to different areas, especially some of the rural areas, and t

some justices like clark intelligence more than others and just loved one one episode when i was reconstructing what happened in the title seven case known as bostock versus clayton county, that was the one in which the justices decided by a63 vote to expand the reading of title of the 1964 civil rights act to cover gay and transgender workers. so that was that was a big ruling and, you know, chief justice john roberts went with the majority the outset. and that one, he had a couple of misgivings on some parts of the decision, but he basically wanted to expand the interpretation of title seven. and i asked justice how how aware. they were about this. and i out that it was the clark network who passed on that his clerks were saying, the chief is open to this. by the way, just caught myself as i was trying to something. i'll explain why i caught myself. i try to avoid pronouns of these justices and i'll tell you why. there are only nine of us. nine of them and all females are, of course, on the left. and we've got five males and one female on the right and sometimes, you know, i have access to many of the justices is under lots of different terms. but often the terms invo

as assistant attorney general clark talked about our investigation and work in almeida, california where those orwith disabilities were repeatedly cycling through the county psychiatric hospital and prolong stays, and longer term psychiatric facilities. we found that they're often incarcerated in the county jail where they have inadequate nonconstitutional mental health care exacerbating conditions so therb solutions there really are these community base services to prevent the cycle in the first place. and our homestead settlement and court order spanning over past decade in place like georgia, north carolina, in mississippi have been successful in expanding those critical community based services that support recovery. >> so second we're also looking at cities crisis response systems with the goal of diverting people with disabilities to alternative behavioral health responses were appropriate so we've r talked about today in minneapolis and louisville we found officers there primary responders even if that's not necessary. and that those many of those calls could be handled with behavioral health professionals. and in those cities, end result as using