i j's, i her good. i my me emailing you. i just wanted to message you to say thank you. on monday, i had made a decision to take my life. i've been struggling with depression and say for 3 years and even saying, and i'm finally given up, i worked my so was i was waiting for my mom to leave work. so i could go through with it. i sat in my room mindlessly, scrolling social media, while i waited for her to go, i came across the trailer for g for history. we have the same name, i watched it and just pulled my eyes out. something clicked as i was, she says friends and family and i realized i couldn't do it. i couldn't kill myself . i ran out to my mom and told her everything, and now we're going to get help. thank you so much for you to thank you for creating khatri. ah, it was meant to be the day. did you hear the cameras going out quickly? put a project attack, stunned the world, and the u. s. president. a guy came in and whispered something into the president's ear. what did he say to for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th, defined the world. th

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we are talking about the different variants, and there are people asking, i got the j&j. that mean i should get a booster sooner? efficacy appears to be lower, and if so, which one should i get? >> i will tell you what the data is, and then i will go to my advice. we have data showing you can get two doses of j&j safely. antibodies are pretty stable for six months, and we have data showing j&j people aren't going to the hospitals in droves. in terms of mixing and matching, we also know that is safe. astrazeneca and pfizer, very easy to mix and match, good efficacy. i think it is going to be safe with j&j to get any other vaccine they want to. it probably will result in more antibody production and durable response. whether or not that will be a recommendation, i am doubtful it will be a formal recommendation because there isn't data about j&j matching, and j&j hasn't submitted their second shot as a booster for the fda. kristen: how is the mu variant? is it expanding its hold the echo -- hold? >> some recent data from colombia where it has been dominant shows it is declin

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in terms of reprisal that's being promised by palestinians i make you had 5 of the 6 escapees from p i j, and more broadly that this could lead to greater violence and unrest in the occupied west bank itself. thank you. harry harry, 4th of live in romana the leaders of the us in china have spoken direct 3 for the 1st time in nearly 7 months. present. joe biden called changing, paying for discussions that come at a low point in the countries relations by didn't toll. she both leaders need to ensure competition does not lead to conflict. and she said us police policies are straining ties. early i spoke to benjamin hurst, which was a research fellow at the school of regulation and global governance as the australian national university. he says there's a lot of progress to be made in order to mend the relationship. the relationship has been on the rocks for some time and this is taking in the right direction. having contact between the leaders at this high level is really positive. they can have a direct line of communication. they can engage with each other in a frank way, at a free way, a

network, a targeting of palestinian islamic jihad prisoners because 5 of the 6 missing men are from p i j. and as a whole, palestinian prisoners are being denied what they usually have access to in terms of your time time in the cantina, the laundromat, the kind of communication that they would usually have among themselves. the israelis are saying that this is a security measure, the palestinian authority and other palestinian advocacy groups a saying that his retaliatory, its conduct of punishment after the huge embarrassment of losing these very high level prisoners earlier in the week. as for that man hunt for those 5 palestinian islamic jihad members and a senior member of the alex amount, his brigade, the fata armed wing that continues and is intensifies. the israeli military is being used in force with recon units, special forces, drones, but still they remain at large and israeli government is just having to say that it will find them. but this is a big embarrassment for that. the still relatively new government and it has very wide security implications as well. the longer these

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that's just the beginning. 5 of the 6 escapees belong to palestinian islamic jihad, hundreds of p i. j members, a being shuffled from jail to jail. inside other prison, the only one inside the occupied west bank. such efforts were reportedly watered by the prisoners on wednesday. these were the prison service says 20 men have now be moved. now this remains a huge embarrassment for the still relatively new government. this coalition government led by prime minister natalie bennett. it is promising still on day 4 of what is a widening man hunt to find and recapture the 6 missing men, while simultaneously investigating just how it was that they were able to escape. the hunt continues to expand special forces recognizance units, drones, all mobilized alongside a web of checkpoints, so far all without results. all 6 prisoners come from in or around jeanine and the occupied west bank is where the troops have been searching homes, detaining family members in the us. daniel, i fear the israelis will assassinate him earlier, they vowed to his brother that if my mood didn't return himself, he'd

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i went out to do a signature to restore the j at 11:30 on a tuesday afternoon. while i was standing on the platform, there were six of us, we were subjected to a fight between two men on the platform. they were hitting each other and started throwing pylons at each other. we were petrified. i spoke to another woman waiting and she had been accosted in the evening at church and market. i witnessed an elderly man crossing the street with a walker. took him about 10 minutes to get across the street to go down to the subway so he could take the subway downtown. and at one point his walker got stuck in the track and i saw him as he was trying to almost topple over. i was running over to help him, but he made it. i was thinking what would have happened if it was raining? i'm urging you to restore full service. -- to the j. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers at this time. >> thank you. >> chair mandelman: back chairing the meeting. i want to thank vice chair peskin for getting everyone through the first two hours. and with that, public comment on item 8 is

i j have seen more filipino nurses imported to take jobs away from people who could be trained for those jobs. so there is a lot of issues around healthcare that needs to be addressed. i salute those frontline workers. i keep seeing the same problems, there is a shortage. what can we do about the shortages? >> thank you for yourr insight, june. >> so first of all thank you for speaking out. i appreciate your efforts and appreciate you asking these questions. and i appreciate your work. two things really come to mind. we talk about a shortage of professionals. one thing we can do is expand the scope of scope of practice for nurse practitioners so we can allow them in areas where it is appropriate to practice with fewer barriers. that can help combat the physician shortage. think the second question you brought up which is an excellent question is how do we take people and pull them up? how do we migratepe people up to the healthcare system as practitioners? the best example for that is thee retail industry. i think about someone i once heard jim donaldson is a ceo of starbucks started out

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what if you don't get the booster within two months or in about two months after that first j&j? i that got the j&j got it more than two months ago. >> thank you for having me back, absolutely. the data shows first of all good protection six, seven months out. that's probably the big piece of good news. the second is you did see a big boost in immunity if you got the second shot at two moths but actually you see a bigger boost in immunity if you wait to six months out so i think what will happen and see what the fda does on this, most people will be asked to get a second shot of the j&j after six moths after the first dose. probably the longer you wait is better, six months or so after the first shot is ideal but let's see what the fda recommends. >> some people said let me just get a moderna or pfizer because they don't have the data yet on j&j? they should hold off and not go and mix and match? they should wait and what the fda does? j&j is presenting the data but i don't think officially asked for the emergency use authorization for a booster shot. >> this is confusing and frust

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