that's a number that's doubled since january jane smith is a british doctor who travel to gauze out between december and january. he told us what he saw. the health system collapsed in gaza back in late october of 2023. and it hasn't recovered since then. and that's because the supplies, the resources and the, the specialist staffing and so when required, have either not entered into gaza or west or west such sort of commodities and resources have been made available. and it's impossible for people to work in a context of such extreme violence and even security. but the hospital is barely able to cope. i heard from mccully yesterday, who wrote a very short message to me, and he simply said, the situation is catastrophic. um they have very, very limited means to provide cad to patients and patients are presenting with some of the most horrific trauma related injuries and also non trauma related health care problems that i have ever seen. we would see the children and adults on a, on a daily basis, often multiple times a day with a severe multi trauma related injuries. often children with tra

we have with us jane smith, who is a british doctor who travel to garza with method medical aid for palestinians between december 2023 and january 2024. joining us from london. welcome to als. is there a we appreciate your time? if we start with the latest developments, look, there was a recent attack. and central guy's just a few hours ago. we're hearing that 36 people were killed because of bombardments on a family home. and these people with that and the injured or have been taken to and up to the hospital and that is where you work. so i understand during the months that you were in does up from what you've seen is a hospital able to cope with bringing in more injured people. how is the hospital dealing? i mean, i think what we need to remember is, is that the, the health system collapsed in gaza back in late october of 2023. and it hasn't recovered since then. and that's because the supplies the resources and the specialist staffing. and so one required of either no incident to garza or west, the west coast of commodities and resources to be made available. and it's impossible for people to

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jane, thank you very much. thanks. it is 7.19. let's go to the south bay now where former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith lost her appeal.ourt case that banned her from public office back in 2022, it was then that smith was found guilty of corruption and willful misconduct. the charges stem from an allegation that she traded concealed weapon permits in exchange for donations to her re-election campaign on smith's appeal, she argued that because she retired prior to being found guilty of 6 corruption and willful misconduct charges that year that the removal proceedings that disqualified her from jury service and her job were no longer necessary. but the appellate judges disagreed. they upheld the original decision. smith declined to comment for the story. >> for your money this morning, zillow has released their latest market report for san francisco. potential home buyers might be seen more options on the market. so the real estate company says new inventories up 19.2%, 11.7% of homes see price could last month. average values are above 1 million dollars, which is up 2.5% year-over-year. the north of the versus cold gone

rogers ranking member smith held a hearing in which we talked about recommendations that would help our software initiative. two, the software defense coalition that is led by janeee is producing actionableul recommendations for the subcommittee. and finally the atlantic council commission on software defined a warfare of which i serve is ctionable recommendation. i urge the committee to follow up on these. thank you. >> thank you, doctor murray you are recognize her five minutes. undistinguished numbers in the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me too speak with you this morning on software development and t. from 2016 to 22 known as a member of the board and cochaired along with michael that study on software acquisition processes. this was established in the 2018 and daa and our report was titled software is never done released in may 2019. the key findings of our report is congress and sabin talk about the importance of software struggling how to make better use of software support the national security for decades. in many ways the report of 2019 was a rephrasing of the 1987 defense science board task force on military software with 32 years earlier. whic

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