>> i do not want doctor gao to teach in our department. >> after the hearing, the university releasedical conduct. joe vehemently disagrees with the evidence and the arguments of the university. >> but what is indisputable is that uw lacrosse has not experienced substantive negative effects. as we've heard, enrollment is stable, the budget remains balanced, and donations continue to flow in. >> hanging in the balance. a health insurance benefit if you try to stick around and we fire you, you lose that benefit. >> and they estimate that benefits worth $313,000, he says. >> if he walked away willingly, he could keep the benefit. but choosing to fight, he risks losing it. joe's future is in limbo as he prepares for what he says is his final appeal. why die on this hill? >> well, what else am i going to do? >> so that's the closet. do you have any favorite pieces you want to pull out? >> like, this one's pretty cute. >> most of it's pink as you can tell. >> like joe, brianna's story was a media sensation. >> a missouri high school teacher is on leave after leaders discovered her profile o

gao recommended the faa make 15 corrections towards the registration process. four years later the fbi has only implemented three of the 15 recommendations. we've all seen it damage a plane can do in the hands of an enemy. none of us will ever forget how planes turn into weapons of mass destruction during the worst terrorist attack on american soil, 9/11 as you know. 23 years later the faa still acts like a rubber stamp instead of a watch guard. i'd like to thank senator white house for holding this important hearing and witnesses for being here. i'm glad rebecca shea is here to speak about what the gao, 2020 report says lastly i'd like to thank you as law enforcement military and allies risk their lives to keep us safe from criminals. discussing how congress can provide needed tools for the flight. >> thank you. >> thank you very much senator grassily. i thank our witnesses for being here. i'll give you a quick introduction and we'll have five minutes to make your oral remarks and full testimony is part of the record of this hearing. our first witness, elaine

. >> youxin gao has lived in the apartment for 11 years with his wife and 31 year old son. they have nowhere to go. >> they're hurting. >> chen translated for gao. >> i'm talking about a lot of people need help. you tell me, where should i sleep? it's. it's hard. it's very hard. and he looks around and tears just roll off his eyes. not just him everybody. >> chen says the oakland emergency department held an urgent meeting friday afternoon. >> we need help. our residents need help. they need help. >> the red cross is offering temporary shelter at the chinese presbyterian church. the zoo chai foundation is also offering some food and financial help. the mayor's office is involved, too. it's not just seniors impacted, but also kids. >> there was two kids. they ran out without taking their backpack. so yesterday was the first day of school so they couldn't go to school. >> advocates say time and resources are running out. they've created a gofundme and are asking the community for help because the families won't be able to return anytime soon. >> the red cross is assistance is

. >> youxin gao has lived in the apartment for 11 years with his wife and 31 year old son.have nowhere to go. >> they're hurting. >> chen translated for gao. >> i'm talking about a lot of people need help. you tell me, where should i sleep? it's. it's hard. it's very hard. and he looks around and tears just roll off his eyes. not just him everybody. >> chen says the oakland emergency department held an urgent meeting friday afternoon. >> we need help. our residents need help. they need help. >> the red cross is offering temporary shelter at the chinese presbyterian church. the zoo chai foundation is also offering some food and financial help. the mayor's office is involved, too. it's not just seniors impacted, but also kids. >> there was two kids. they ran out without taking their backpack. so yesterday was the first day of school so they couldn't go to school. >> advocates say time and resources are running out. they've created a gofundme and are asking the community for help because the families won't be able to return anytime soon. >> the red cross is assistance is inten

gao that has subjected the university to significant rep lational harm.ctions were abhorrent." >> the uw board of regents fired joe gow for producing online pornography with his wife. >> joe gow believes he's being punished for pornographic videos he and his wife made together and published on the internet. >> the media reaction was just stunning. we've been in several british papers. we were in "the economic times," which is the largest paper in india. >> reporter: despite being fired from his job as chancellor, joe expected his tenured teaching position in media studies would be safe. >> wasn't surprising that they said, you can't be chancellor. but, we're going to go after you as a tenured faculty member? wow, that's new. >> reporter: a hearing was held to decide joe's fate as teacher. >> yes, my wife carmen and i created a series of section equally explicit videos and books on our own time using our own money. >> reporter: interim chancellor betsy morgan, who took over after joe testified -- >> i had people email me and say, i am embarrassed to have u

. >> yushin gao has lived in the apartment for 11 years with his wife and 31 year old son. they have nowhere to go. >> they're hurting. >> chen translated for gao. >> i'm talking about a lot of people need help. you tell me, where should i sleep? it's. it's it's hard. it's very hard. and he looks around and tears just roll off his eyes. not just him. everybody. >> chen says the oakland emergency department held an urgent meeting friday afternoon. >> we need help. our residents need help. they need help. >> the red cross is offering temporary shelter at the chinese presbyterian church, the zoo chai foundation is also offering some food and financial help. the mayor's office is involved, too. it's not just seniors impacted, but also kids. >> there was two kids. they ran out without taking their backpack. so yesterday was the first day of school so they couldn't go to school. >> advocates say time and resources are running out. they've created a gofundme and are asking the community for help, because the families won't be able to return anytime soon. >> the red cross is assist

. >> youxin gao has lived in the apartment for 11 years with his wife and 31 year old son. they have nowhere to go. >> they're hurting. >> chen translated for gao, i told you, a lot of people need help. >> you tell me, where should i sleep? it's. it's hard. it's very hard. and he looks around and tears just roll off his eyes. not just him. everybody. >> chen says the oakland emergency department held an urgent meeting friday afternoon. >> we need help. our residents need help. they need help. >> the red cross is offering temporary shelter at the chinese presbyterian church, the zoo chai foundation is also offering some food and financial help. the mayor's office is involved, too. it's not just seniors impacted, but also kids. >> there was two kids. they ran out without taking their backpacks. so yesterday was the first day of school so they couldn't go to school. >> advocates say time and resources are running out. they've created a gofundme and are asking the community for help, because the families won't be able to return anytime soon. >> the red cross is assistance is in

. >> yushin gao has lived in the apartment for 11 years with his wife and 31 year old son. they have nowhere to go. >> they're hurting. >> chen translated for gao. >> i'm talking about a lot of people need help. you tell me, where should i sleep? he said it's hard. it's very hard. and he looks around and tears just roll off his eyes. not just him. everybody. >> chen says the oakland emergency department held an urgent meeting friday afternoon. >> we need help. our residents need help. they need help. >> the red cross is offering temporary shelter at the chinese presbyterian church. the zu chai foundation is also offering some food and financial help. the mayor's office is involved too. it's not just seniors impacted, but also kids. >> there was two kids. they ran out without taking their backpack. so yesterday was the first day of school so they couldn't go to school. >> advocates say time and resources are running out. they've created a gofundme and are asking the community for help, because the families won't be able to return anytime soon. >> the red cross is assistance

jerry gao bottom line is donald trump wants to renew it all.new -- but there are some wiggles in here that zoomed the middle-class do them. >> yeah, donald trump wants to move them all and actually at a couple of tax. he wants to go for that no taxes on tips idea and to lower the corporate tax even further than it already is permit kamala harris from what we can glean from, you know, you never know with kamala harris when she says one thing and then we need on it a few weeks later says we don't know but seeks -- the plan that joe biden was running on which, you know, again you look at the wall street journal today is a pretty detailed analysis of it. -- $5 trillion worth of tax increases at about $4 trillion worth of tax cu cuts, most of the five children dollar increases are living -- letting expiring the trump tax cuts and there were some tax cuts that they had in mind again, will do the same with tax on tips can go into supportively cut taxes for lower income people. so it's -- harris is offering a mix of as you say, neil, taxing the rich su

evaluation and complete to the e saying, brooks for wind is moving ahead in my says prematurely in gaoffice currently conducting a comprehensive study of the impacts of offshore wind requested that and it includes a major focus on safety impacts and looks at the environment and the economy, national security, utility costs noise, natural disaster resilience, and falls into your belly with some of its we must understand thatus the breath of the impacts of offshore wind. the permanent industrialization of our ocean and should we wait, oes is for the jail to be completed the republican study, so my study, it is a government accountability office totally nonpartisan and should not we wait until there safety analysis done before we go ahead and build offshore wind yes or no. >> i would only way and transportation side of the house but we will not proceed with anything with a harm safety and the gao anybody else produce data for analysis that transportation we would want to know it. >> were building the projects now and should we wait to the come back and say whether there safe or unsafe in

and by the way if you look at today there's a gao study talked about by very credible military analystn, a difficult and how broken are discussed in social base is an from the industrialization. .. think anybody who's been to a european council meeting will understand will get there are together but necessity, i think they do well under any circumstance so the champion are vladimir putin is the more the second phase, donald trump. if they are on the stage giving the messages in recent years i think they will find a way forward and it will all be through the european union tornado, it will be various coalitions and the possibilities of france, poland and germany and together they can have techniques but at the end of the day we can have faith in putin. >> it's unfair question. the subtitle sometimes inside there at odds. it is the view of nato -- resolve earlier today but some of it based on the fact that there is a view of the relations? the manor care about for policy but it's not clear biden is getting a bounce for his sincere assistant support of the transatlantic relationship so fr