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chair crapo: senator hassan. sen. hassan: thank you, mr. chairman, and congratulations on your position. i look forward to working with you and our colleagues on the committee. thank you, mr. bessent, for being here. congratulations and thank you for your willingness to serve and welcome to your husband and children as well. i appreciate you eating with me in the process and sharing your priorities at treasury if you are confirmed. i want to follow-up on those topics today. i also want to associate myself with the comments of my colleague senator bennet and senator warner. i believe we need to cut taxes for working people and we need to make sure the wealthiest pay their fair share. with regard to senator warner's comments on sanctions, you mentioned if a vladimir putin is watching this hearing, he is not the only one watching this hearing. china is watching this hearing. we have talked about the importance of making sure we are not only competitive, but outperforming china for economic purposes as well as for national security reasons. and

elianne andam was a close friend of hassan sentamu, ex—girlfriend.s recent split and how he failed to return her friend's belongings, including a teddy bear. he didn't even bring the stuff. and she said no. and i went on the internet because that's the only thing i could do. and it says a girl has been stabbed in croydon. community leader anthony king was one of the first eyewitnesses on the scene where a mural of elianne was unveiled last september. i still have flashbacks. uh, yeah, i do hearthe sound of the girls screaming out that day as the news was broken to them. but standing here, it's like i still feel the blood screaming. i still feel that the blood is speaking of elianne, because there was no reason for her to have to lose her life on these streets. we see him discarding items in a bin. - we later find out that that's the two pairs of gloves - and the face mask that he'd taken out with him. - we see him continuing to run i away, and he then tries to hide and dispose of the knife, the murder weapon - in a front garden. during the trial, the

the 15—year—old was a close friend of hassan sentamu's ex—girlfriend.o return herfriend's belongings, including a teddy bear. she takes back the bag herfriend has handed to sentamu with his possessions in and runs off. he then chases her and stabs her multiple times with a kitchen knife in the neck, shoulder and leg. i'm looking for someone who has just stabbed someone. less than 90 minutes later, he is arrested by police after disposing of the knife in a front garden and dumping the verdict today is the first step towards justice for elianne, but also a message that violence and knife crime — especially towards young women — will not go unanswered. community leader antony king was one of the first eyewitnesses on the scene where a mural of elianne was unveiled last september. i still have flashbacks, yeah, . i do hear the sound of the girls screaming out that day as the news was broken to them. _ during the trial, the court heard that hassan sentamu had been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder when he was 1a. he had also spent some of his teenage y

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hassan: thank you. several marino -- sen. marino: i probably can't imagine that like me you are thinking to yourself, why am i doing this? i think about this every once in a while. i have to confess i was a fan of years even before thought about running for public office and i think your selection to run omb is an incredible service you're about to provide to the country. some of the good news i've heard in this hearing is a lot of talk about the united states constitution. i wasn't born in this country, i came here as a young kid, i had a tough mom who made me study for the citizenship test. she made me read all 88 federalist papers when i was a kid. i study the constitution up and down. you are more of an expert than i am, where in the united states constitution does the bureaucracy stand in terms of power versus the president? mr. vought: great question. thank you for the kind words. the constitution envisions bureaucracy would work under the president of the united states under article two. sen. moreno: i come from the pr

she is democratic senator maggie hassan. thanks so much, senator, for for taking the time this evening. >> jim. thanks for having. me on. >> so i want to begin on his position on vaccines, because he said there in his testimony. news reports claim. but the fact is the public record is quite clear. his many years of questioning the effectiveness of vaccines in public on a number of fronts. did you hear anything today from him in that hearing that convinced you that he is not anti-vaccine, as he claimed? inside the chamber today? >> no. robert f kennedy has a long record of misinformation and half truths about vaccines. in order to feed this narrative and gain this following among people who are rightly skeptical about whether new medications or vaccines are safe and effective. but instead of following science, robert f kennedy engages in these kind of half truths and conspiracy theories. and he did so again today. the suggestion that we would be better off without vaccinating children for measles, a disease that used to kill

keep in mind, doctor hassan is a dual citizen. to safety, to take himself and his family to safety, and he's lost his son in the process. and you mentioned him getting injured. and the entire time he's only been advocating for his patients. and what really troubles me is this normalization of attacking health care workers, of destroying hospitals. there's more than a thousand health care workers that have been killed in these last 16 months, and the entire health care system has been decimated. and so kamal adwan itself, that pediatric hospital has been raided by the israeli military three separate times in the last 16 months. doctor hussam had been held and questioned before and released. what does that say about what the israeli military is doing? i mean, is kamal adwan really some sort of militant stronghold, or are they just trying to clear the area and get the people who are living in the north, away from where they are living and heading towards the south? i mean, it's really tragic situation when you lose a pediatric hospit

has been following the case, we expect to hear from hassan sentamu's father michael shortly on bbc newsside the old bailey. martin outside the old bailey. martin outside the old bailey. martin outside the old bailey and as she said, we will be back with her as soon as her father speaks and you can get more on the background to the case on the bbc news website and app. ijust want the case on the bbc news website and app. i just want to take the case on the bbc news website and app. ijust want to take you to the case on the bbc news website and app. i just want to take you to the commons now because very shortly we are expecting the home secretary to give a statement. we have seen yvette cooper is sat in the commons and we expect her to announce a plan to implement a new local inquiries into grooming gangs. you will of course know that for weeks the government has faced calls for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. and it was partly reintroduced because a post by elon musk but when it was emerging that the safeguarding ministerjess phillips turned down a request for government hel

in oaklan, anser hassan abc seven news. >> all right.e have been preparing for days. >> yeah, the countdown is on for rain to finally return to the forecast. we check back in now with sandhya. >> yeah, and julian and ama. you know when? most of this month. which is supposed to be one of our wettest winter months. we have received hardly anything. when we see this, take a look at this graphic. we love it. we need it. our area is parched. look at the rain chances. they're pretty much going up starting tomorrow, all the way through wednesday and even beyond wednesday, we still have rain chances into thursday. so looking at live doppler seven, i wanted to show you what's going on. se do have this storm that initially starts out as a level one. this is the storm system that is moving in our direction. it will bring us rain tomorrow. look at the moisture. it stretches all the way back towards the hawaiian islands. all of this moisture is moving towards california, and as it does in the pacific northwest, we are going to get soaked with an atmo

hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mr. husted. plaza hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. justice. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. kim. p the clerk: ms. klobuchar mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. mccormick. mr. merkley. mrs. moody. mr. moran. mr. moreno. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. sheehy. ms. slotkin. ms. smith. mr. sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, budd, cornyn, crapo, daines, graham, hassan, hyde-smith, johnson, kaine, kim, lee, lummis, marshall, mcconnell, mccormick, moody, moreno, paul, rounds, scott of florida, tillis. senators

hassan: good. yesterday when you are questioned about medicaid you dodged questions by saying you want to make it better. republicans are circulating a proposal that would end medicaid expansion in some states, including new hampshire. i will continue to submit this for the record, but it is important to me to understand whether you believe taking medicaid away from 60,000 people in new hampshire would make medicaid better? would it make new hampshire healthy again? i will submit that for the record. chair cassidy: senator tuberville. sen. tuberville: thank you for being here. for being a few months older than me, i will be respectful to my elder. mr. kennedy: not by much. sen. tuberville: look at this room. we haven't had a full room since i have been here in four years. thank you for bringing the light to what this is all about, the health and our country. there might have been half a dozen people for the last hhs nominee. nobody was interested. a lawyer who worked from home in california, didn't

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look at ways to protect people and property. >> a drive through the narrow roads of the oakland hills shows how difficult it could be to evacuate during a natural disaster. >> in this neighborhood, i think that they are taking it seriously and that they are doing everything they can. >> kazemaini was neighborhood burned in the 91 oakland hills fire, an experience that has many aware of the constant wildfire threat. he says the city is doing a lot like annual home inspections by the oakland fire department, but others say much more needs to be done because the streets are narrow. >> sometimes there's only one way out. they would like to see, you know, the vegetation removed from the roadside so that there's more clear clearance. so the vehicles so you can evacuate. >> joel fraser is with the oakland branch of firewise, a national organization that helps neighborhoods plan and prepare for wildfires. they hold mock evacuations and educate residents about evacuation zones and how to park. >> so it's parking off the street so that emergency vehicles ca

but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains. officials in moraga say solid plans are in place. >> the moraga orinda fire protection district worked on a prescribed burn on thursday near the moraga lafayette border. it's an effort to create a fuel break to protect homes from wildfires. >> the work that we're doing also makes retardant drops land in lighter fuels where they are much more effective. >> the prep work helps to maintain the hillsides, but some moraga residents are concerned about another potential problem the town's small two lane roads in the event of a chaotic wildfire. >> everybody's going to try to get out and people are going to be trapped on these one and two arteries out of town, and it's going to be a disaster. >> cheryl sabnis is with the group save moraga. it's focused on how to evacuate morocco's almost 17,000 residents, and it wants the town to do more. >> the tough part about infrastructure is, is that it is limited. >> morocco police chief john king admits the town's limited roadways presents a challenge

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look at the crime spike. >> on monday, oakland's leaders were praising the drop in the city's homicide rate, now at a five year low. >> a 34% decrease in the number of homicides to date. a 33% decline in firearms related shootings. >> then came the four fatalities. just since tuesday morning. >> what that says to me is that we, as a community, have a long way to go. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a communit

abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there. reporter. >> one it's the countdown heard around the world and in redwood city, a little earlier than the traditional midnight drop. >> we just had dinner afterwards. we thought it would be a nice festive way to bring in the new year. >> the annual family holiday light show is 20 minutes of a high energy, light and laser show, and red morton park, which is transformed into a winter wonderland. >> we have some cousins visiting from out of town, so we thought it would be fun to bring all the kids out to watch and fun to see a light show. >> the first show is at 9 p.m, timed with the midnight countdown on the east coast. perfect for families with young kids. >> you look for things to do with the kids and this kind of stood out. and then of course, it's a little cold, but i figure, okay, we're here. it looked very festive. >> glenn iwamura grew up in redwood city. he says it's tradition to spend new year's eve with family. his 11 year old son also liked the show, but has a very specific r

hassan: thank you. one of my other top priorities is working on a bipartisan basis to lower cost for families. under president-elect trump's policies, do you believe prices for families will go up or down? mr. bessent: i believe that inflation will be much closer to the federal reserve's target of 2% and i believe that what we've seen over the past few years is that the bottom two income have a very different basket of goods and services. so there are two ways. we can either lower costs or we can get real wages up. i would hope that we would be able to do both. sen. hassan: so you believe president trump's policies will further increase wages and lower inflation? >> i believe it will increase real wages and lower inflation closer to the federal reserve's 2% target as they did during president trump's first term. sen. hassan: are there any specific policies proposed by the president-elect that you expect will increase prices for families? mr. bessent: there -- nothing i can immediately think of. sen. has

a celebration of life will be held on sunday in oakley, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> the cal marine in the north bay. a proposed program by santa rosa police is raising concerns over equity and privacy. it involves drones that the department wants to use as first responders as. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains some want the idea grounded before it even takes flight. >> technology. >> and this is what's going to be going forward internationally as far as law enforcement use of drones. >> it's a new tool which could transform the way santa rosa police respond to some emergency calls by using drones as first responders before officers arrive. >> drones can get there in less than two minutes and give us an aerial view of what's going on in that moment. >> santa rosa police sergeant patricia steffens says the drones could be launched remotely from the roofs of buildings, traveling up to 50mph, hovering 300ft off the ground. its video feed monitored in real time, allowing the department to decide how police should respond. >> now, this could be a violent, in-progress crime

anser hassan abc seven news. >> as more images from the fires come in from southern california, we're getting a look at the scope of the devastation. and one of the main challenges some survivors will face is their insurance policies and how to navigate those. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to a tubbs fire survivor about the key points to keep in mind to get all the money you're entitled to from insurance coverage. lose. >> yes, i'm on the 2017 tubbs fire became one of the most destructive wildfires in california history, and the images were seen now out of southern california, serve as a reminder of what many people went through. here, one of them is annie barber, who was who was using her experience now to help other survivors with insurance claims. it's been seven years since annie barber woke up to flames consuming her neighborhood in santa rosa. >> and about 215, 220 in the morning, i got a nixle that said fire jumped 101 heading to coffey park. >> evacuate immediately. coffey park was leveled. a different site today. this represents the resilience and unity of this commu

. >> to pick up on a point that senator hassan made. look, there. >> is no. >> question that abortion. >> is a divisive issue in this country. >> i would. >> say a majority of the people are pro-choice. there's a. >> strong. >> minority who are pro-life. a year. >> and a. >> half ago, you. >> went to new hampshire running for president, gave. >> a speech, and you talked. >> about government. >> should not tell a. >> woman what. >> she can do with her own body. that's her choice. >> now. >> i think everybody. >> on that. >> side is pro-life. >> i think everybody here is pro-choice. i have never seen any major. politician flip on. >> that issue quite as quickly as you did when trump asked you to become hhs secretary. tell me why you think people should have. confidence in your. consistency and in your. >> word when. >> you really made a major u-turn on an issue of that importance in such a short time? >> senator, i believe, and i've always believed that every abortion is a tragedy. >> but you told the people. >> in new hampshire. >> that

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look at this crime spike. >> on monday, oakland's leaders were praising the drop in the city's homicide rate, now at a five year low. >> a 34% decrease in the number of homicides to date. a 33% decline in firearms related shootings. >> then came the four fatalities just since tuesday morning. >> what that says to me is that we, as a community, have a long way to go. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community

the that's bringing out guess into her on hassan. i'm in the, in professor of the university of toronto and must go, yeah, just left myself, a former russian diplomat and chapman of the russian friendship with society, with our countries and munich, maureen, up there on a post doctoral research at the tense studies department at kings college london award. welcome to you. oh, i'd like to start entire on 1st. this is a wide ranging agreement test. one is also potentially a very long last and one wide disagreement and why now? well, i think the wait a minute is basically to solidify the enhanced think relationship between the iran pressure and broaden the spectrum. the 2 countries are working on. of course you can always in trade is front and center. so other aspects are included. both countries are under sanctions and i think this is to basically immediate some of the pressure they are and, and to has that time based on their economic situation. and also of course, the defense capabilities that search for the agreement to see use addr

in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> and happening right now.he effort to narrow the field of candidates for alameda county's next district attorney is underway. right now, the board of supervisors is continuing interviews with the seven finalists after the previous d.a. was recalled. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest now on the process. >> i am a candidate for district attorney of alameda county. >> i am very honored and humbled to have the opportunity to present my vision. >> seven finalists who aspire to take on the embattled role of alameda county district attorney, convened in the hallway outside an alameda county board of supervisors special meeting, ready to be publicly interviewed. annie esposito is currently an assistant d.a. in contra costa county, but she formerly served as senior assistant d.a. in alameda county. ursula jones dixon is now an alameda county superior court judge, but she is a former deputy da for alameda county. latricia. lewis is deputy counsel for alameda county and formerly an assistant da for a

. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has covered this story since the very beginning, and as the u.s. attorney announced, the result of months long fbi corruption investigation has come to this as often the case. >> the accused left a money trail from their deceptive acts of corruption. >> special agent linda nguyen, with the irs oakland field office, says the money trail led to a federal indictment that exposed a pay to play scheme where allegedly former oakland mayor xiang tao and her romantic partner andre jones, traded political promises for campaign financing and cash. >> the indictment charges a scheme that the defendants entered into knowing that bribes would be offered and accepted by tao and jones in exchange for allowing the duong's to exercise illegal influence over the levers of city government. >> the eight count indictment was unsealed friday morning as part of a joint investigation by the fbi, irs, and the united states postal service. along with tao and jones, david and andy duong are also named the father and son of a high profile family in oakland, which has con

. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains how that's impacting the work on the ground. >> oh, happy new year, sweetie. oh, hi. >> five newly elected u.s. congresswoman lateefah simon was supposed to have a check for $2 million, but instead, she came home to oakland empty handed. >> my commitment going to d.c. was to bring money home. and while, again, you were given the confirmation weeks ago that you would receive this resource, the federal government has us on pause, but we will fight back. >> the money was supposed to fund a project connecting oakland's chinatown to the waterfront by improving the pathways under i-880. it was awarded to the east bay asian local development corporation, one of the largest affordable housing providers in oakland. >> this is about connecting chinatown to the waterfront. this is about making sure that economic vitality flows for us. we want to make sure that our projects under construction are smooth sailing still, right? if we are already in the ground, that's a real cost. >> on wednesday, simon toured oakland's chinatown to celebrate the lun

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more. >> parts of fremont are often referred to as little kabul for a reason. it's home to one of the largest afghan communities in the u.s, a large number of whom are currently in the united states as humanitarian parolees. >> i have family members among the humanitarian parolees, and i'll say that they are terrified right now. >> haris mojadidi is an afghan community advocate. he says, lost in the discussion of daca dreamers in the u.s. mexico border are the millions of afghans who risked their lives to help the u.s. military for more than 20 years because of the americans hasty withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021. the u.s. resettled more than 100,000 afghans as humanitarian parolees. it was the main mechanism to grant them temporary legal status. with the promise of citizenship. >> we would have thousands of folks in the bay area that that have arrived here under humanitarian parole. >> mojadidi says congress failed to pass meaningful legislation to create a legal pathway to citizenship. the concern now that under the second trump administratio

in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> still ahead, hundreds of people rally at sonoma state.tudents and faculty protesting massive cuts planned for the university. >> but first, after the break, protecting constituents in the face of immigration raids, we're hearing from former oakland mayor libby schaaf about what she did back in 2018 that drew the ire of trump. abc (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. criminally liable for getting in the way of immigration enforcement. >> back in 2018, one bay area elected leader found herself in the spotlight during trump's first administration. over that matter. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden sat down with former oakland mayor libb

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a preview of tonight's meeting. >> the oakland police department may have a problem catching criminals, and it may be related to city policy. >> with this restrictive policy, we have had actually an increased number of people fleeing the police. it's the failure to yield rate has gone up about 200%. >> oakland resident randy mandel is part of the north hill community association public safety committee, which has been involved in debates around changing the oakland police departments pursuit policy. >> and then also include burglaries and thefts such as commercial burglary and home burglaries. >> the oakland police department modified its pursuit policy in 2014, after an audit found that pursuits led to frequent crashes and injuries to bystanders and others. in 2022, then police chief leronne armstrong added language to terminate chases over 50 miles an hour unless granted permission from a watch commander. then in 2023, then oakland mayor shengtao asked governor newsom to send in the chp to help fight crime. newsom says the chp has recovered more

senators maggie hassan, josh hawley and richard blumenthal made the claim in a letter to the airlinese calling for spirit and frontier to stop collecting personal information before showing fees. they say it undermines customers confidence, reduces competition, and prevents customers from accurately comparing prices. >> california is one of 15 states that today announced a major settlement with a pharmaceutical company over the opioid crisis. the $7.4 billion agreement is with purdue pharma and family that owns it. the company makes the addictive painkiller oxycontin. >> purdue pharma and the sackler family, under the guise of a mission to develop healthier communities, deceptively marketed opioids and played a major role in contributing to our nationwide opioid epidemic. their marketing and sales practices misled health care providers and patients about the addictive nature of opioids, and has led to overprescribing and serious addiction. >> the settlement will deliver funding directly to communities across the country that have been affected by the opioid crisis. so many communities

the inside story the i, let's bring in august hassan. i'm a d. n a is a professor at the university of tyrone, he joins us from the running capital. at 8 grand man is the deputy director of middle east and north africa program. have the european council on foreign relations to joins us from london and treat the policy. is the executive vice president of the quincy in seduce. he joins us from washington, dc. i will welcome to all of you. let's start entire on with hassan house on. why is this being done? now, why is the european powers products u. k gemini, reaching out to iran and vice versa, at this particular point as well, there are, there hasn't been really much in terms of the j. c, p. o, a or developments for data to it. what is common and is the president trump that back to power in washington and also and all the uh, basically the snack back in the account is invest was imbedded in the deal is to come up in october. so to these 2 issues, have the potential to escalate things between the ron and the uh, you know, the, the, your cans and th

hassan taher works in the local cemetery. he buried the dead from the attack.ies say more than 3,900 people have been killed... ..many of them civilians. over the same period, israel says more than 80 israeli soldiers and 49 civilians have been killed. for now, a fragile ceasefire has held. no—one knows how long this relative peace will last. but for ashraf, there's little comfort. is this yours? you're a christina aguilera fan? hello there. another name storm as we start off the new working week. this time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsula. it's storm herminia, but also some impacts here across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards throug

hassan taher works in the local cemetery. he buried the dead from the attack.ies say more than 3,900 people have been killed. many of them civilians. over the same period, israel says more than 80 israeli soldiers and 49 civilians have been killed. for now, a fragile ceasefire has held. no—one knows how long this relative peace will last. but for ashraf, there's little comfort. is this yours? you're a christina aguilera fan? hello. saturday was a day where the clean—up could begin from that incredibly powerful storm eowyn that battered parts of the uk and the republic of ireland on friday. a much calmer end to the day saturday. we had a fine sunset across southern areas. it was quite cold across northern portions of the uk on saturday, cold enough for some snow in the showers across high ground. now, eowyn is continuing to disintegrate just to the west of norway, but this is our next weather system that's coming in off the atlantic. and this is another named storm. it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet a

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chair paul: senator hassan? sen. hassan: thank you, chair, and welcome, governor noem, and your family as well. families do share in this kind of public service, and we appreciate them very much. as we discussed at our meeting last month, as a former governor, i appreciate the important responsibilities governors have to ensure the safety and security of their communities, including by managing public safety and emergency agencies. i will say that in many ways i agree with some of the things that senator scott just said about improving communication between the department of homeland security and governors around who is being sent to states. it is a critical issue and something that i was frustrated by when i was governor. so i look forward to hearing more today about your priorities, if confirmed -- about how your experience as governor would help you run the department of homeland security. let me just start by following up with a question that senator peters had also touched on. we have recently, in new hampshire,

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