our recommendation number six is to make summer ebt or the electric benefits transfer card a permanent program and allow students to access ebt benefits during school breaks, holidays, closures, and other emergencies. if we can go to slide seven, the task force has two recommendations to strengthen food and nutrition security to out of school programs. recommendation number five is to expand access to out of school nutrition programs including the summer meals program and the child and adult care food program. currently only about one in seven low income students are participating in the national school lunch program during the school year, participates in the summer food service program. some options recommended by the task force to expand access to out of school nutrition programs focus on decreasing or in the mandating area eligibility threshold that currently exist. number two, to allow summer meals programs operators to provide meals in a non-congregate setting if it is a barrier to accessing the program, and to permit summer food service program sponsors to operate year-round. th

card such as wic and summer ebt. it is important to know that the task force recommendation is focused on increasing intake of fruits and vegetables in all forms. 12 is to strengthen data collection across federal agencies to identify interconnections between food and nutrition insecurity, diet quality, program participation and other outcomes including academic performance, chronic disease and later performance in the workforce and eligibility for the military as well as barriers to the participation in child nutrition programs. recommendation 13 is focused on improving children's food and nutrition security in the health care sectors through congressional government agencies and private sector collaborations. opportunities include utilizing data sharing and increasing outreach to improve participation. creating a healthy food prescription pilot grant program. increasing access to and insurance coverage for dietitians and breast-feeding counselors. making investments that is correct reduce treatment cost for chronic

and i tell my, carry on cities, focus my ebt. hm. if i see an image of something, well it's just a picture and i'm a big some people have gotten used to seeing disturbing images. it's just a picture. and even those who are shocked by these images don't speak uh ah kind. i'm sick as can not one of our 803 students came to me and said this is wrong in alaska. i found that difficult as well on a personal level. and if, if, if my students have a problem, like if someone has insulted them or if they've been bullied on the web, um, they always come to me and i help them. yes, i often, vic, but here we have a picture that obviously portrays criminal activity. and no one came to me to reported have committed when school officials found out about the image, they responded immediately. several students were ordered to the principal's office and suspended for 10 days. the school also notified the police you got an english. how did you all feel about that? and diana casa, that bill today, that status, we kept thinking about what happened and how

race, that is not even up for debate and i condemn racism in any format all levels and by any states, ebt original response is striking. his words are there so people have the context that he has clearly saying said afterward that he's against racial discrimination and that he's not standing by what you just saw on your screen. eli, your response. >> this is a classic republican two-step. where they say they're against racial discrimination, but they are -- but they also say that they are in favor of the very kind of legal thought processes that led to the instance of the discrimination in the first place. so what braun is talking about a case called loving v. virginia that allows for interracial marriages to happen in this country and that was decided on substantive due process grounds that people have substantive rights to marry, as marsha blackburn said, the right to marry is not in the constitution. we have inferred that the constitution must include a right to marry under the right to privacy which is a function of the substantive due process which republicans doan like. so they sit

a couple of weeks ago went after the largest bank in the country, the second largest ebt bank, and thoseave huge presence in the economy. it depends a little bit on how you're measuring it, but in terms of total assets as a share of the entire russian banking sector, those two comprise something like 45, 50% by themselves. it's an enormous concentration of the second tor in those two banks, and so sanctions against those two have huge effects, and you know, among the other sanctions, especially the sanctions of the central bank of russia have caused the real kind of panic in russian markets. russia's kept its markets closed for the last week. they will open up on wednesday, presumably to an absolute fire sale probably. that's going to have a big impact across the economy, it could have a big impact on whether those banks have enough money to pay people out at atms. there will be lines at atms. the banks are often a good target when we're thinking about sections because of that impact throughout the economy. >> let's hear from wall of, washington, d.c., for our guest brian o'toole of the

but consist ebt with what you said --ist kent -- consistent with what you said, i was guided by my understanding of the law. and what it required. and not by anything else. senator coons: i could spend a lot of time on the details of this case. but let me try and summarize it this way. you analyzed the statute. you concluded congress had clearly blocked the courts from hearing nonconstitutional challenges. there was no juries dallas mavericksal bar to the constitutional claims to -- jurisdictional bar to the constitution claims. you found precedent. while not controlling, you thought it was legally sound. and persuasive. but there was no controlling circuit court or supreme court precedent that stopped you, if you were in fact an activist judge, a motivated, partisan, determined to let these plaintiff environmental groups proceed, you certainly could have. there was no clear precedent that bard that from happening -- barred that from happening. you analyzed the statute, you applied the best precedent you could find and you reached a result. without regard to the political consequences. judge jac