the uk's health security agency says the risk - anything about it. the uk's health. w, but for the seabirds along our coastline, it remains a deadly threat. gareth barlow, bbc news, pembrokeshire. a coroner at the inquest into a teenager whose baby died in prison says she was failed by the system. surrey coroner's court said steps could have been taken to save ayesha clea ry, who died after her mother gave birth in bronzefield prison. duncan kennedy has the story. well, this story goes back to september 2019 when rihanna cleary, who was an 18—year—old, vulnerable young woman, was remanded into bronzeville prison. she'd had a problem with drugs and alcohol. she was also pregnant, and the prison authorities and others knew that she was an at—risk prisoner, and that she was at risk of giving birth alone in her prison cell. but on the night of the 26th and 27th september, she went into labour. three times she tried to buzz prison staff to come and help her. they only answered to one of those calls and no help was organised. rihanna went into labour. she passed out because

the uk health security agency says the risk posed by bird flu to humans is very low.low, bbc news, pembrokeshire. the uk is a vitally important location for seabirds. it has some of the largest colonies anywhere in the world as well as migratory and transitory birds passing through, so this outbreak of bird flu is being termed as a crisis that could become and can —— a crisis that could become a catastrophe on top of environmental pressures on these colonies. the risk to the public is low. you find a dead or dying bird on the beach make sure you leave it well alone, on the beach make sure you leave it wellalone, make on the beach make sure you leave it well alone, make sure your dogs do too and contact the authorities. they will take them away and try and assure that our beaches remain open, safe and accessible for people to come and enjoy. gareth barlow, thank you. a 14—year—old boy has been arrested after a seven—year—old girl died, following what the police say was a hit—and—run involving a motorcycle in walsall. the crash happened shortly after seven o'clock last

here in the uk, the health security agency is warning that london could see an outbreak of tens of thousandsasles cases if vaccination rates do not improve. the agency has issued the warning based on modelling, which suggests people who have never received the measles vaccine are at highest risk. they say the possibility of an outbreak outside london is low, but small numbers of cases could occur. they also say the risk is particularly high among 19 to 25—year—olds, many of whom may have never been fully vaccinated. let's talk to our health correspondent james gallagher. it is about the level of vaccination thatis it is about the level of vaccination that is because some of this concern, particularly in london. there are two things going on here. measles is one of the most contagious viruses around. also, lower levels of vaccination. rates have been falling over the past decade or so, they are at the lowest rate in the uk over the last decade, but that is a pattern we have seen around the world with the covid pandemic interrupting these vaccines. around the millennium there were scare storie

the uk health security agency says the risk posed by bird flu to humans is very low.r coastline, it remains a deadly threat. gareth barlow, bbc news, pembrokeshire. when it comes to food, do you know what an �*average portion size' is? how many pieces of chocolate does that mean? do you weigh your breakfast cereal to get the correct amount? new research suggests not many of us do. the consumer watchdog "which? " has found that information on packaging is inconsistent and confusing — and leads people to eat more calories, sugar and salt without realising. our correspondent graham satchell went to find out whether people can correctly guess the recommended portion sizes of some well—known foods. how closely do you read the labelling on food? would you know, for example, the recommended portion size for pringles or quality street or halloumi? how many portions do you think there are in that pack of halloumi? i think halloumi is probably... i think there's many more than i would guess. yeah. so you would have maybe...four. hmm. three at a push. how many portions do you re

hikvision cameras outside the department for international trade, the department of health, the health security agencyrmy reserve centre. the uk surveillance camera commissioner says there are so many of them, they're like digital asbestos. we have a previous generation that has installed this equipment largely on the basis that it was cheap and got thejob done. we have now realised it has serious and inherent risks, so what do we do about it? do you trust hikvision and dahua? not one bit. chinese—made surveillance cameras have been found surprisingly close to home. i walked into the home office lobby. as i was there standing at the desk waiting for my id to get checked, you know, as i do, given myjob, i've looked around to see what kind of cameras they were using. conor had been invited to a meeting with civil servants in 2021 to discuss surveillance technology. i immediately spotted a camera on the ceiling which i knew to actually be manufactured by dahua. it never occurred to me that by going to a meeting at the home office, i'd actually be able to say, you know, not only are these two critical vul

health security agency suggest an outbreak could affect between 40000 and 160,000 people. of immunization and the rest of the u.k. means there is a low risk of a large epidemic elsewhere. nearly 1000 workers are set to take eight days of strike action at gatwick airport over the summer holidays around pay. the workers at four firms will strike in jade -- in dates in july and august. you are live with bbc news, this is the context. next, a report from mps in the u.k. that could only be described as scathing. it says, some people are being forced to pull out their own teeth at home because they cannot access to an nhs dentist in england. the comments and social health care committee says the pain of people who cannot see a dentist is unacceptable in the 21st century. many dentists are refusing to accept new adult patients, so some people are having to travel hundreds of miles to get dental treatment. let's talk to eddie crouch, chair of the british dental association who joins us now. thanks for making time to talk to us. a bbc investigation found nine in 10 in hs until prac

thousands of new measles cases in london because of low levels of vaccination according to the uk health security agencyen, teenagers and young adults because levels of measles, mumps and rubella in the uk —— immunisations in the uk are very low. nearly 1000 baggage handlers and ground staff at gatwick airport are due to walk out there in the summer holiday season in a row over pay for the members of the unite union who work forfour companies the members of the unite union who work for four companies at the airport are set to walk out for eight days. the strikes will take place in july eight days. the strikes will take place injuly and the beginning of august. your live with bbc news. the 0scar—winning actor kevin spacey has told a jury in his sexual assault trial that he could have had sex — in his words — "all the time" but found it hard to trust people because of his fame. mr spacey is being cross—examined after giving evidence for the first time yesterday. he's denied 12 sex offences against four men between 2001 and 2013. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley?was outside court for us, and a warning, f

london could be at risk of a serious measles outbreak, according to the uk health security agency.ts of britain, and compounded by the pandemic, may mean up to 160,000 measles cases. parents are being urged to check their children are up to date with theirjabs. nearly 1,000 workers at london's gatwick airport will go on strike towards the end of this month and again in august amid a pay dispute between the unite union and four employers. the timing means the busy summer holiday season will be affected. tenants, young people and single parents are among the people being hardest hit by the rising cost of living, according to new analysis by the office for national statistics. our business correspondent marc ashdown has been looking at the details. the ons spoke to 15,000 people in england, scotland and wales between february and may. they asked questions like whether they could afford a sudden one—off expense of £850, had they been unable to save, had they upped their borrowing, and were energy bills a struggle. a quarter of adults said yes to three or more of those, so they're consi

measles cases in london because of low levels of vaccination — that's according to the uk health security agencyildren, teenagers and young adults because levels of measles, mumps and rubella immunisations in the uk are at their lowest level in a decade. 0ur health correspondent james gallagher is here. how concerned should we be? if you have been vaccinated then not very but as you point out vaccination rates are at the heart of this. at the lowest rates for a decade but go back to the train at the millennium when newspapers were full of scare stories around autism and the mmr jab, that led to a dip in vaccination rates so you have the current children and the turn of the millennium children with low rates of vaccination on the number crunchers have gone we have this incredibly infectious virus, one of the most contagious window and door vaccinations. run the numbers but do we get? production is a 40,000-160,000 we get? production is a 40,000—160,000 cases of measles in london if there was an outbreak. we're not saying this will happen but it's like pointing a gigantic pile of bone dry wood, yo

the united kingdom's health security agency has warned that tens of thousands of measles cases couldvaccination. calculations suggest an outbreak could affect between 40,000 and 160 thousand people. the agency said that was �*urgent�* to vaccinate children, teens, and young adults. the biden committee announced that they have raised a combined $72 million in the second quarter of this year. this latest fundraiser figure is the first peek into biden's war chest as kicking off his reelection campaign in april. the international criminal court has begun an investigation into evidence of war crimes in sudan. three months of fighting between the army and a rival paramilitary group has plunged the country into chaos. thousands of people have been killed and about three million driven from their homes. the focus of the war crimes investigation is the western region of darfur, where there is evidence of atrocities including the massacre of civilians and the use of rape as a weapon of war. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher reports. killed in their own home, 11 members of one family, inclu

the united kingdom's health security agency has warned that tens of thousands of measles cases couldculations suggest an outbreak could affect between 40,000 and 160 thousand people. the agency said that was "urgent" to vaccinate children, teens, and young adults. us presidentjoe biden, the democratic national committee and theirjoint fundraising committee announced they have raised a combined $72 million in the second quarter of this year. this latest fundraiser figure is the first peak into biden s war chest since he kicked off his re—election campaign in april. india has launched its third mission to the moon — aiming to land a craft on the lunar surface, and to establish itself as a leading player in space exploration. the lander is due to reach the moon around 23rd august. 0ur india correspondent arunoday mukharji watched blast off, from the island of sri harikota in the bay of bengal. india, aiming for the moon a third time. chandrayaan—3, an unmanned mission, is to land on the lunar surface and create history. this mission is also india's attempt to launch itself into an elite

the uk's health security agency has warned there could be tens of thousands of measles cases in londond affect between a0,000 and 160,000 people. higher levels of immunisation in the rest of the uk means there is a "low risk" of a large epidemic elsewhere. the agency said there was an "urgent" need to vaccinate children, teenagers and young adults. local councils in england and wales have called for disposable vapes to be banned by 202a. the local government association says they cause litter problems, are a fire hazard and appeal too strongly to children. however, the uk vaping industry association says disposable vapes help smokers quit, and can be recycled. laura tra nt reports. mick and liz are part of luton boorowa council cosmic trading standards to him and visiting shops which they suspect may be stopping illegal vape pens. there are also concerned these are being sold to children. this visit takes about a5 minutes and it seems they've got what they were looking for. we did find a few above the 600 plus, they have two much liquid in the canister so i'm not compliant with our leg

calculations from the uk health security agency suggest an outbreak could affect between 40000 and 160,000 in the rest of the uk means there is a low risk of a large epidemic elsewhere. and nearly 1000 workers are set to take eight days of strike action at gatwick airport. that is over the summer holidays in a row over pay. the workers at four firms will strike in dates injuly and august. you are alive with bbc news and this is the context. next, a report from mp5 here in the uk that can only be described as scathing. it says that some people are being forced to pull out their own teeth at home because they can't get access to an nhs dentist in england. the commons health and social care committee says the pain and distress of people who can't see and distress of people who can't see a dentist is totally unacceptable in the 215t—century. many dentists are refusing to accept new adult patients, so some people are having to travel hundreds of miles to get dental treatment. to travel hundreds of miles to get dentaltreatment. let's to travel hundreds of miles to get dental treatment. let's tal

the uk health security agency says the risk posed by bird flu to humans is very low.n citizens to leave the country as soon as possible — due to clashes between the police and armed gangs. the embassy says — us citizens have been targeted in kidnappings. displaced haitians have been seeking refuge outside the embassy — from widespread gang violence. a bbc investigation has found that google s earthquake warning system failed to alert many people in turkey before february s deadly tremor. the company says people may not have noticed the alert, adding that factors including internet access could affect the system. the ministry of defence in london has begun an investigation after officials accidentally sent emails which may contain classified information to mali — a close ally of russia — because of a typing error. the emails were actually intended for the pentagon, which uses the domain name "dot m—i—l".? but by mistake they missed out the letter i, and so the messages went instead to mali. taiwan is holding its biggest military exercises in a quarter of a century. the

calculations from the uk health security agency suggest an outbreak could affect between 40000 and 160,000 nearly 1000 workers are set to take eight days of strike action at gatwick airport over the summer holidays, in a row over pay. the workers at four firms will strike on two occasions during july and in august. you are live with bbc news and this is the context. vladimir putin has claimed that wagner mercenary group head has rejected an option to serve as a unit in russia's army. uncertainty has surrounded the group since it short lived mutiny in russia last month full but the us department of defence believes the russian paramilitary group is no longer participating in any significant capacity in combat in ukraine, despite still being present in russian occupied areas in the donbas region. i am joined russian occupied areas in the donbas region. iamjoined now russian occupied areas in the donbas region. i am joined now by military x dilemma expert, retired colonel who served 30 years with the us marine corps. he also worked extensively with nato in europe. brendan, what you make of th

the uk health security agency says the risk posed by bird flu to humans is very low.ng up a residency in none other than las vegas. the 55—year—old singer, who hasn't toured north america in well over a decade, will be playing at the voltaire nightclub in the city. she's promising extravagant costumes and dances, saying that at this point in her career she has "earned the right to" play las vegas. let's speak to our entertainment reporter, annabel rackham. good to have you. kylie is not a massive name in the us so why would she choose to go to las vegas and do this residency? it is she choose to go to las vegas and do this residency?— this residency? it is hard to ignore the main reason _ this residency? it is hard to ignore the main reason which _ this residency? it is hard to ignore the main reason which is - this residency? it is hard to ignore the main reason which is money, | this residency? it is hard to ignore i the main reason which is money, so artists do get paid in the millions and they also get to stay in one place as well which might be quite good for her

the uk health security agency says the risk posed by bird flu to humans is very low.s a sad situation, alon: beaches? it is a sad situation, along these — beaches? it is a sad situation, along these coastlines - beaches? it is a sad situation, along these coastlines we i beaches? it is a sad situation, | along these coastlines we have collected 200 dead seabirds, and it has been really devastating to see. so we are lucky and the fact that we are working with lots of our other organisations and government agencies, and so our ranger team having to come along this beach and other beaches along the coastline and collect the dead seabirds. bind and collect the dead seabirds. and ou have and collect the dead seabirds. and you have vitally important seabird colonies just off the coast here. absolutely, some amazing seabirds live not too far from here and we are just monitoring the situation every single day to see what happens. so we are really asking people if they see any dead birds along the coastline, because obviously it is the summer time now, if they can get in conta

security and human health. ismail balochi, sda news agency, south east asia regional office , the american invaders stole a new oil from syria, according to syrian media reports, 43 trucks and tankers carrying this country's oil. in the province of husky to the american bases in iraq were moved. this is the second shipment of stolen syrian oil that has left this country in the past week. syria has repeatedly requested the united nations to prevent the occupation of the country's oil from being stolen. germany opposed ukraine's membership in nato, the german chancellor said. no country can defend itself from an alliance during the war. the condition for joining nato is not to have border conflicts with other countries. the president of ukraine has put pressure on nato to put this country on a certain path for nato membership . last year, ukraine made its request for nato membership al jazeera tv has searched for the situation of syrian refugees at the border of this country with a very complicated print and warned about the occurrence of humanitarian disaster in the region. these people are fleeing from the con

marine environment, food security, health human beings have become, ismail balochi, south east asia news agency, regional bureau of south east asia, the next part of the news, chaharmahal, the coup d'état in the land of the pharaohs, the story of the egyptian revolution , there are few countries in the world whose ancient and contemporary history are still fascinating and have many lessons for today. there are legends, its pyramids, which are among the seven wonders of the world, are close to the ancient and thousands of years old civilization , from which the famous nile river begins and before it goes to the continent of africa , this means that it is a country that has many tourist and historical attractions and agriculture has flourished in it. and it has all this in addition to the situation geographically, i wanted israel, which connects this country to western asia and southern europe through the strait of gibraltar , it has become an important and rooted country in the world . cairo, the capital of meser , is hot and burning like molten blinds. they get angry and we also annoyed them wi

agencies. under the department of justice or homeland security, 76 of those federal agencies are traditional paper pushing regulatory agencies. for example, like the department of education, like social security, health and human services or the irs. when you hear that the irs is armed up after grabbing legal power, they are amassing firepower on the irs has spent $35 million since 2006 on guns, ammunition, and military style. host: adam andrzejewski,,. we are going to kick things off by chatting with brendan peterson, he is a financial services reporter for punch bowl news. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. we know that federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting from the meeting? guest: we are expecting a 25 basis point hike. this is pretty much in line with how things have been going for the past 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been embarking on a historic interest rate raising campaign to bring down inflation. we paused last time, economists expect the fed to hike again. the real question looking forward is what the fed does after this. officials have projected they want to hold interest rates higher, rather than raising the

the parishioners to pray for the health of the fury, and for the victory over the muscovites, according to certain documents stored in the archival state security agencieshere is a certain connection between philosophy and a number of representatives, and the occupation authorities are also general commissioner of belarus cuba. and a number of his employees of the general commissariat supported the idea of ​​the belarusian autocephaly project and did everything possible to make the plan come true and one of the recommendations was to open orthodox pastoral courses as soon as possible. they acted in minsk novogrudok supervised the training of philothea. people who remained in the docked territory were invited to study, not only belarusians. the archives preserved the certificate of one of the students and the direction of the graduate to work as a deacon in minsk cathedral head of the examination board. vladyka philotheus was also one of the main ones. well, as it were points. e teaching in such courses, as the philarpheus said. you have to finish the courses and go to the field. we must support the occupying administration in every possible way. in no w

cycle the fight against pests, the health security of 74 plant species in our country is provided with half the cost of foreign pesticides. samiyeh nasser, sda news agencyt was last year that the national standard organization unveiled a new model for evaluating the national quality award . we had a dark correspondence with a president. that the national quality award has been in the past that we should promote an album that can have a mechanism that can affect the needs of the country and the issues of the country in the coordinates of the countries in our economic geography and we do not have it and your mechanism is based on paragraph 20 of article 7 of the law of strengthening and development of standard setting system the national quality award of iran is the sole possession of the national standards organization of iran, with a revolutionary approach in the new era of the national organization of comedy standards , to develop a quality management system in the islamic world , which in addition to the specialized knowledge of upstream documents and native rules and regulations of our country. and also the countries of the islamic world pay attentio

command to fight against pests, the health security of 74 plant species in our country at half the cost. foreign pesticides are supplied by samia nasser, sada news agency sima, the inflation rate of july 1402 was announced, according to the statistics center, point by point inflation in july this year has decreased by 3.2 percent to 39.40 percent. this year, it has reached two percent. the statistics center also announced that the annual inflation rate for households in the country is 47 the percentage of receipts has decreased by one percentage point compared to the previous month. in the meeting of the national population headquarters , the president asked the institutions to create a decisive road map in order to create a culture in the field of population. every child now takes a step in this culture building , find the video call of mr. rahimi in isfahan we made it written in the rental ad of his property that he should have more children. we respectfully give him more time . i believe that we should not wait for the government's actions to help families interested in having children . we should make this food positive and the hope and positive en

decree against pests, the health security of 74 plant species in our country, the cost of foreign pesticides is covered by samiyeh nasser , the masih iran broadcasting news agency, air tehran times, has revealed a confidential audio file of the suspended special representative of the united states in the affairs of the islamic republic of iran. the united states is seeking to revive the jcpoa and then use this agreement as a starting point to exert more pressure on iran. the american media have written that the white house officials suspected that someone from the united states was giving this information , the confidential audio file of the former american representative in iranian affairs we cannot pass the jcpoa and we are ready for a more long-term and stronger agreement . the iranians will not accept that robert mali's confidential conversation reached the iranian media tehran times . as soon as we return to the jcpoa agreement , we intend to pressure iran by using various tools, so we will maintain our ability to pressure and sanction iran . robert mali, the owner of this audio file, has been suffering from an unknown fate for about a month. it is clear t

to fight against pests, the health security of 74 plant species in our country will be provided at half the cost of foreign pesticides. samia nasser of sada and sima news agency, haji khanum shahrbanu abbas azad, the mother of martyrs asghari turkani was formed in tehran and buried in behesht zahra. three brothers were martyred from the asghari family. agha ali asghar was martyred in majnoon island in 1962 the school was also martyred in the khyber operation in the same year. three years later, mr. ali akbar was martyred. in the ninth year, it was gathered, but for the formation of the city lady, mrs. shahidan asghari, the mother of the martyrs, a mother who not only gave her sons vitamins for her own children, but was impatient for the public, her own death also played a role . 4 martyr of sahib al-zaman mosque, 17 shahrivar neighborhood to the children of his martyr, page maryam ghasemi, radio and television news agency, an exhibition of cartoons, cartoons, and posters was held as a conflict between light and light. this exhibition showcased the artworks of 50 artists from iran and the world in response to the desecration of the holy quran. abolfazl gallery

agencies. under the department of justice or homeland security, 76 of those federal agencies are traditional paper pushing regulatory agencies. for example, like the department of education, like social security, health human services or the irs. when you hear that the irs is armed up after grabbing legal power, they are amassing firepower on the irs has spent $35 million since 2006 on guns, ammunition, and military style. host: adam andrzejewski, openthebooks.com is his website. thank you for joining us. we are going to take a break. coming up at the top of the hour, former republican congressman bob inglis and david kieve of environmental defense action fund will discuss extreme weather and the future of climate change. but first, open forum, your chance to weigh in on any topic. start calling in now. ♪ ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2020 for coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch the campaign trail with announcements, meet and greets, speeches, and events to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, our free mobile video app or at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> nonfiction book lovers, c-span has podcasts or you. listen to best-sellin

health statistics. today at the jfk international airport mail facility, secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas laying out the agency'ssouthern border and through the mail. with new technology, customs and borders protection is now able to scan the mail for fentanyl and test packages on site. nbc's homeland security correspondent julia ainsley joins me from queens, new york. surrounded by mail, boxes and boxes of mail, tell us about new technology. it sounds very exciting. >> yeah, andrea, i'm here outside -- or inside, rather, the u.s. postal facility just across the street from jfk airport. this is where packages and cargo from around the world are coming into this facility, and they have customs is border protection on site. i got to see new machines they're using where they actually teach machines using ai to detect fentanyl. fentanyl can be so potent in just a small amount. so they have to use this technology to very specifically target that fentanyl. if they get a hit they think they might suspect fentanyl, they'll take it across this big warehouse to a lab they're just now bringing online to be able to test the

actions to protect public health, safety and security, like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on elections. we should point out this order does not bar government agencies from working with social media companies on issues related to national security and crime. we reached out to the big tech companies but so far have not gotten there response to this injunction. dave: i want to bring and republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswami. great to see you again. is the judge right? was this the biggest attack against free speech in our history? >> the judge is right. i was actually writing about this starting in january 2021 when along with my former law professor we were the first people to advance this legal theory. it was dismissed at the time. what we said was if the government actors are using private companies, what the government could not do through the front door, those private companies are bound by the first amendment. that buck's conventional wisdom because the first amendment usually applies to the government but turns out they are turning companies into their ponds to censor speech protected by the first amendment, that is bound by the con

syria in an offer to allow a to keep reaching revel health or rhetoric and a letter sent to the security council and seen by the f p and rotors, news agencies, you ins, office for the coordination of your monitoring affairs that the proposal contains to unacceptable conditions. so the bible, how of crossing has been closed since monday. it's one of 3 border crossings which handles the majority of you and deliveries to syria. members of the un security council or failed to reach an agreement to keep that border crossing open. and that directly affects 4000000 syria to rely on the humanitarian aid to revel held areas in the north of the country. and you would have part of most reports from it live, where many hospitals are struggling to operate because of age shortages of the people of northwest syria has suffered the lot during 12 years of civil war. their health care system, which barely survived their strikes and their tillery bombardment is on the brink of collapse. many here need medical help and see what little support they have may not be available for much longer and cut them at the country. i take my cancer, those here on the regular

security. seventy-six of those federal agencies are traditional paper pushing regulatory agencies. for example like the department of education like social security, like health and human services and the other irs. the irs has spent $35 million since 2006 on guns, ammunition military style equipment. >> adam, open the book.com. it is his website. thank you for joining us this morning. welcome back to "washington journal" joined by former u.s. representative bob adjustment act, as an amendment to the national defense authorization act, which is pending before the united states senate. this is you are a moment. we've been working on this for two years, two years while people who stood with our military have been in limbo. two years when they don't know what their future will hold. this is our time. this bipartisan legislation that i lead with senator lindsey graham is also cosponsored by senator coons, senator moran, who is the ranking republican on the veterans' affairs committee, senator blumenthal, senator murkowski, senator shaheen, senator wicker, who is the ranking republican on armed services, senator durbin, who's the chair of the judiciary committee,

for security services for department of public works, homelessness and supportive housing, human service agency and mayor office on housing and community development. and the department of public health. for food service at the county jail for the sheriff department and assembly vote by mail service for department of elections. item 28 and 29 approve the following two mou's. the memorandum of understanding with public health between the following entities that establish the roles and responsibilities for each party for purposes of fund raising and capital projects, for item 28, between the san francisco public health foundation and the department of public health. for item 29, this is between the san francisco general hospital foundation and the city and county of san francisco department of public health and to enter into amendments or modifications for both mou prior to final execution for the purpose of the mou or resolution. for item 30, this resolution approves the budget and out-year expenditure plan for department of homelessness and supportive housing fund and item 31, this resolution concurs with the controller's establishment of consumer price index for 2023 and adjust the

intelligence agency, thank you for joining us gratitude for the men and women intelligence unit for their work. at the annual, number of state and nonstate actors as well as health and environmental security challenges. among the wide range of issues, the future of the national security is tied to the success of competition with china. this competition is every field policy mobility economic, political and ethological and every region of the world for several decades the united states way of war and focuses on covering all technologies and access, artificial intelligence, hypersonic's and nuclear weapons. the accommodation of military civil against neighbors including coloration, beijing achieves its national governance while awarding confrontation with the u.s. military. as the defense department joint concept, china since the win without fighting. we do not adapt our approach to be more effective in the united states risks advantage and leverage while preparing for war. the u.s. without a fight. just chinese study, we need to study there. with that in mind, i would ask witnesses for their assessment of how china is evolving to better strategies. we appreciate an update on military and n

and lawmakers on the health side -- the house side as well is the fbi says what they've implement it isn't enough. this is not just the fbi, it is the broader national security agencies think the question is, what do lawmakers actually look at to put more safeguards into effect and maybe increase oversight of some of these activities? host: let's take a look at the other side of that, the republican argument. this is from the same judiciary committee hearing last month. this is senator mike lee. he spoke about the failures of the fbi to improve its compliance. [video clip] >> i have raised significant concerns in hearing after hearing after hearing about fisa and the fbi's shocking disregard for americans constitutional rights and civil liberties. i have been given basically the same answer by fbi directors and attorneys general and other officials. during three presidential administrations, involving both major political parties, and the answer every time is a very -- is a variation more or less of the following. trust us. we have good people, law-abiding people running this paired we have lots and lots of procedural safeguards in place to prevent this type of abuse

for security services for department of public works, homelessness and supportive housing, human service agency and mayor office on housing and community development. and the department of public health. for food service at the county jail for the sheriff department and assembly vote by mail service for department of elections. item 28 and 29 approve the following two mou's. the memorandum of understanding with public health between the following entities that establish the roles and responsibilities for each party for purposes of fund raising and capital projects, for item 28, between the san francisco public health foundation and the department of public health. for item 29, this is between the san francisco general hospital foundation and the city and county of san francisco department of public health and to enter into amendments or modifications for both mou prior to final execution for the purpose of the mou or resolution. for item 30, this resolution approves the budget and out-year expenditure plan for department of homelessness and supportive housing fund and item 31, this resolution concurs with the controller's establishment of consumer price index for 2023 and adjust the

for security services for department of public works, homelessness and supportive housing, human service agency and mayor office on housing and community development. and the department of public health. for food service at the county jail for the sheriff department and assembly vote by mail service for department of elections. item 28 and 29 approve the following two mou's. the memorandum of understanding with public health between the following entities that establish the roles and responsibilities for each party for purposes of fund raising and capital projects, for item 28, between the san francisco public health foundation and the department of public health. for item 29, this is between the san francisco general hospital foundation and the city and county of san francisco department of public health and to enter into amendments or modifications for both mou prior to final execution for the purpose of the mou or resolution. for item 30, this resolution approves the budget and out-year expenditure plan for department of homelessness and supportive housing fund and item 31, this resolution concurs with the controller's establishment of consumer price index for 2023 and adjust the

agencies appropriations bills supports our rural communities and strengthens our national security and food supply by continuing critical investments in agriculture research, rural broadband, and animal and plant health programs. the bill also provides sufficient funds to ensure the safety of drugs, food, and medical devices, which is especially important after the biden administration's failure to protect our children from the baby formula debacle last year at the f.d.a. and it reins in harmful regulations that dictate how poultry and livestock producers raise and market their animals. these provisions will be sure to help those farmers and agriculture producers in my district and across tennessee who are fed up with bureaucrats in washington telling them how to farm and tend to their land and animals. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. for what purpose does he seek recognition? mr. payne: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized, without objection. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i rise today to thank