kelley. you need to unmute, dr. kelley. >> thank you so much. can you hear me now? okay, thank you. chairwoman watson-coleman, ranking member gimenez, ranking member thompson, on behalf of the american federation government employees, i thank you for the opportunity to testify today. among the 700,000 federal employees we represent, we count approximately 45,000 transportation security officers at tsa who protect the flying public. today's topic is timely, as we all prepare for the holiday season and brace ourselves against potential turbulence, literal and otherwise, although we can all rejoice in the fact that the declining covid infections mean there will be an increase in the volume of passengers at airports this holiday season. that increase will bring many challenges to airports, airlines and to tsa. for many travelers this season will be the first trip since the pandemic began, and they may be a little nervous, too. all of us worry about the possibility of resurgence of covid and another new variant. and we almost are certain that there will be mechanical delays to challenge

kelley. the gentle lady's time has expired. i'm sorry. thank you. >> i yield back my time. >> thank you to the gentle lady. i wan to thank every one of the witnesses that testified here today. you gave us very important information. we are very concerned about the safety and security of those who are flying and those who are serving. those who are flying and those who are in other forms of transportation as well. the members of the subcommittee may have additional questions for the witnesses and we ask that you respond expeditiously in writing the questions. the chair reminds members the subcommittee record will remain open for ten >> the united states versus texas, general. >> mr. chief justice, texas designed the primacy of federal law is open if our constitutional structure and the states are free to escort to reconsider the presidents that they are not free to place themselves above this court nullify the course decisions in their borders, and judicial review necessary to vindicate federal rights as this case comes to the core, there

kelley. the gentle lady's time has expired. i'm sorry. thank you. >> i yield back my time. >> thank you to the gentle lady. i wan to thank every one of the witnesses that testified here today. you gave us very important information. we are very concerned about the safety and security of those who are flying and those who are serving. those who are flying and those who are in other forms of transportation as well. the members of the subcommittee may have additional questions for the witnesses and we ask that you respond expeditiously in writing the questions. the chair reminds members the subcommittee record will remain open for ten

kelley. i now recognize the gentlelady from iowa, dr. miller meeks. >> thank you chairman watson coleman. i appreciate this hearing and the testimony of our witnesses. dr. kelley, i am also a physician, former director of public health. i am going to start this by saying that i'm fully vaccinated and in the 24 counties in my district in iowa, i held vaccine clinics and all 24 counties i encouraged people to be vaccinated, helped assist them and answered questions. one of the things i had found very disturbing, you know, over the course and especially when president biden said he would institute a vaccine mandate has been this division and pitting of vaccinated people against unvaccinated people. and even recently the cdc said they have no data or information on people having had infection-acquired immunity or natural immunity, having been hospitalized for covid-19 or they have record of those deaths. so you had recently asked the white house to delay the executive order deadline until january 18th for all federal employees to be vaccinat

host: let's hear from kelley vlahos.ow there is a debate about industrial policy and whether or not too much of our pipelines, and this is an overall debate we are happening, too much of the pipelines and defense pipelines are actually in hock with the chinese and they could turn off spigots at any time. and a piece of any weapons system could be completely curtailed if they decided to be rep beautiful on that score. there is a conversation about supply lines, monopolies. i don't know if nationalizing it is the way to go. i am sure you would get much opposition there. but i do feel this is a conversation, as much of our industry has gone overseas and the most protective of them being the military. if we are flying planes with components made in china where they could literally shut off radar or other very important key technologies, that is a concern and i know there plenty of people writing about it. host: kelley vlahos with her perspective. thank you for being with us. still to come, we focus on global covid-19 vaccina

host: let's hear from kelley vlahos.: i know there is a debate about industrial policy and whether or not too much of our pipelines, and this is an overall debate we are happening, too much of the pipelines and defense pipelines are actually in hock with the chinese and they could turn off spigots at any time. and a piece of any weapons system could be completely curtailed if they decided to be rep beautiful on that score. there is a conversation about supply lines, monopolies. i don't know if nationalizing it is the way to go. i am sure you would get much opposition there. but i do feel this is a conversation, as much of our industry has gone overseas and the most protective of them being the military. if we are flying planes with components made in china where they could literally shut off radar or other very important key technologies, that is a concern and i know there plenty of people writing about it. host: kelley vlahos with her perspective. thank you for being with us. still to come, we focus on global covid-19 v

gave their role during the pandemic, palo a could have a higher lapierre. grunfeld korea got his kelley with desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i? they will tell you the data. but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and mosacco currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions of history. we hope the situation will continue to improve in 2022. and i'll admit when the laws for these women in india, the nursing problems in europe opened up new opportunities for them. the caregivers and nurses gained a lot of experience during the pandemic. now they want to also help to european countries ban miguel gander in india compared to the west indies, especially the u. k. so i, again, i, i know that i can do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the band to make in the 1s

lots of the night fabi on china's borders. kelley, where ah, i'm rebecca writt as welcome to the program. a ban on non essential travel between france and the united kingdom has come into effect. the new restrictions announced on thursday we'll, we've just a week to go until christmas set off a last minute rush for travelers to france. long lines in london as people queued for hours for the eurostar trying to paris and in dover. hundreds of cars were backed up at the ferry hoping to bait the midnight deadline. the french government imposed the cubs to help slow the spread of the army kron karone of ours there. and the u. k. has st infections, soul with more than $93000.00 new cases on friday? santa claus is coming to town, or maybe not of it's paris, he's going to and his last stop was london, non essential travel between france and britain grind to a halt on saturday. a strict new rules go into force at paris is goth, do know, christmas holiday makers were grabbing their last chance to get to london on the eurostar on friday. i feel very lucky that i managed to get out of france on the

i like to say, i love to have been taught who door being kelley. well, kathy: i can meet you there. no. hey, printing your what you can you, when you're mapping p or, you know, he kept me for the journey. i'll present that they local to the few local talk i b soon of a top whole, but they alanine, i go into high godaddy. hello la carton. host allotted all from de la la la. good manager did love to work with a lot of money. cash, more harmful in the middle. when was forgot. they had oscar bennett and made their old li top. oh my goodness. hard to put all i along with slash go. i saga. godaddy ado city. i hate talk, keep collaborating with women. got with them, but they have other as far, mcdermott because he had the old fulton, he had them at the shop for the hey, i have a casa and the senate. they called buck a full bulky month with offering him cool. thought out of top underneath the no one could the delivery actually had them a good one. got a, had them under the illness, could the delay? helen looked at them. one of those little slave dainty doll also should they then recal path

i thought there was any bill there, dan sat. caleb kelley, come do ms. vargas duff div only shanna she mam. cliche to my left go against you. don't don't. lonely program, a hillock, or the shabba does. so should the cooler clinical warner very zone. commission rochelle bob is mine. usually play with. okay, i got the i got, i'm an on the ocean. i am with monica. the could result is the minute i'm not the sure zoom bah my a proline assume with . 7 i am in one of the only places where people are gathering, hiking, meeting each other and no restrictions. hotel a well, that's my stamps on the line with, i mean a lobby read no microcosm of everything. we have all the ages, all the genders, all those religious spectrum of everything, everything with happening with scenario with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, the same treatments and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to seeing outside and that exists outside. it's just absent here, a utopian future. one state solution is not in apartheid state

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andre kelley, thank you very much. 19 points and 13 rebounds for kelly and cal looking for back footcoring. he had 25. bears beat the beavs, 73-61. sharks on the third game of the road strip, facing the islanders and bowled over by sean gabriel. that's not a safe. tied after regulation, 30 seconds into ot, back to carlsen , good night, game over, drive home safely. 2-1 is your final. sharks of won five of six, will face the rangers. hill is flying over the cowboys but not much went right for the saints in this game. you know ezekiel elliott is the star for dallas, but totally -- tony may be the better back at this point, explosion here, 58 yards to the house, 20-10 cowboys. saints just give hill a big contract, but why? cowboys win it, 27-17. and you are witnessing history here, memphis beat okc, 152-79, a 73 point margin, and be most lopsided margin. and they didn't even have john moran against schneider. sports on abc 7 >>> coming up, a whopper of a deal. just 37 cents at burger king. >>> plus the california homeowner who's facing a potential fine from the city. >>> but first, alec

when he chronic or doors, kelley is your muscle. i mean, you're not explicit. he saw the doors, i think this matter with a little he happy hey, center with me not allowed to give them your outside mechanic and by then coffee, sasha hall. and i believe by then is a shift of on a fiscal nun. what awesome. there wasn't much so it can you all ship it was have you had the want multiple multiple ginger more can connect to so that keeps a few how what's up but we shall 0 here. marcella from today say yes i can i have it on a lab with how any have been say, do i done with i can i maybe maybe i'm maybe with can oh my view more broadly is that genocide has taken place far more than anyone acknowledges right it takes place frequently. it is taking place in virtually every country in the world. so why does it come to be call them? well, there's political will medical mobilization if you remember, wanda, nobody initially wanted to name or may knew it just i was saying why nobody wanted to call it that. eventually that label came to take place, but not at the time when event

gary kelley said the heads of several other airlines appeared at a commerce committee hearing looking is faring during the pandemic. congress has approved $54 billion in federal grants since march of last year to help them survive. >> i think the case is very strong that masks don't add much if anything in the air cabin environment. it's very safe and high quality compared to any other indoor setting. >> kelly's face mask comments contradict efforts by the biden administration to require them on planes, in airports, and on buses and trains. >>> and "the new york times" says bruce springsteen reportedly sold his music catalog to sony music entertainment in a deal that could exceed $500 million. the deal could be the largest ever for a single artist's body of work. it involves springsteen's recorded music catalog including his masters and his work as a songwriter. representatives for sony said the -- and, rather, the boss declined comment. >>> still to come, football shocker. coach urban meyer is fired after less than one year with the jacksonville jaguars. le jaguars. is struggling to

ishmael who supported kelley's work has meant more. thank you ishmael.this reward -- award is a meaningful recognition of "dunfords travels everywheres" could kelley's work of eccentric ironic genius inspired by james durst is quote my soul frets in the shadow of his language. he invented his own language in "dunfords travels everywheres" and i can make it visual. we worked together like billie holliday and mr. young improvising and riffing and swinging. like jazz always improvising on themes on the spoken rhythms of our people and in what you've seen and what you think you have seen. i and iced willies genius when we met in april 1962. we got married that december. we shared one soul sometimes warm and soft and comfortable as old moccasins and sometimes contentious crackling with thunder and lightning. we were living in jamaica in a sweet house with an outside room that commandeered thoughts. in this room away from the cacophony of family life he could enter the portal of the soul and create the language of "dunfords travels everywheres." in the evening

because whenever an explosion, kelley, honestly, aud in town. anyway, i saw the days resentment. you know that, that they said the people were causing this, ah, somalis, we have also been guilty of tribal prejudice during that colonial era we saw selves as distinct from kenya's about tribes unfold to be categorized as issue as indian, some at ups war other than african and dubious privilege for which we paid higher taxes and go to live here in italy, the area of the capital that resolved for ations. like so many other somalis. this was the 1st place i arrived in nairobi when i came here to study. when the civil war started in somalia $99.00 to $1.00, italy was the natural refuge for many of the families fleeing the fighting awning itself. the nickname, little mogadishu, kenya also plays hostile a half a 1000000. more somali said the dub refugee camp between gary's on the border with some money. this combined with the 2011 ambition and the memories of the shifter war mic for a lift looks at best we have seen us people of dubious loyalty at was. i'll sham up. these mistrust was gru

dement article said you saw in as a knox, kelley discovered that a theme that republican yugoslavia padilla not is that snow is up a new escalade. one sketch that people in bosnia still talk about is this one where the group imagines the kind of berlin wall dividing. sorry, over. it's about a chance meeting between 2 garbage men who are throwing their rubbish over the wall at each other. oh, they decide to go for a drink, but the fight breaks out because they can't agree on which bar to go to la. it'll be the bible and i know your bill. and when the sketch was broadcast in 1989, many viewers thought this was something that could never happen in their wildest dreams. but in fact, it predicted the deadly serious future. eerily enough, the dates they picked, their futuristic news broadcast, turned out to be remarkably close to when the dayton agreement actually was signed . ending the war and dividing the country i 1st arrived in bosnia just over a year later to train local journalists at a school run by the b, b. c. zen. it applied to join my class. this well known comedian was not an obvious

andre kelley, thank you very much. 19 points and 13 rebounds for kelly and cal looking for back foots, 73-61. sharks on the third game of the road strip, facing the islanders and bowled over by sean gabriel. that's not a safe. tied after regulation, 30 seconds into ot, back to carlsen , good night, game over, drive home safely. 2-1 is your final. sharks of won five of six, will face the rangers. hill is flying over the cowboys but not much went right for the saints in this game. you know ezekiel elliott is the star for dallas, but totally -- tony may be the better back at this point, explosion here, 58 yards to the house, 20-10 cowboys. saints just give hill a big contract, but why? cowboys win it, 27-17. and you are witnessing history here, memphis beat okc, 152-79, a 73 point margin, and be most lopsided margin. and they didn't even have john moran against schneider. moran against schneider. sports on abc 7 watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smug laugh) danny palumbo? from high school?! no, it's jack. try my $5.99 cheddar

with the plight of the refugees and kelley. despite the freezing, cold, thousands of migrants are waiting, hear their destination britain many pay for the journey across the english channel with their lives. finally, france and england want to focus on europe next on the w into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. a dispute about fishy, where i can judge of my goodness, crossing him bronze the breton of consigned anglo french relation to be free. my guest is who comparison bruno by now and emptied the wound? how much potty is brenda michael's foreign policy enough to woo, right. swing voters conflict zone in 60 minutes on d, w. o. o does a war and eternity time. it can be measured precisely. indeed, every one experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time. time a phenomenon, a dimension, if we know we won't live forever and illusion about time presenting futures past starts december 31st on d. w with hello and welcome to focus on europe and most people here in europe share just one which during what.

the calling for an independent judiciary and accused precedence naive kelley, being 8 dictator. it comes days after the u. s. imposed economic sanctions on became his chief of staff. the corruption people in the northern ethiopian tone of lowly bella seeds are going rebels, recaptured the region just 2 weeks after government forces had taken back control the t gray people's liberation front says it's launched several cancer offensives. the group is targeting, the ruling can get. sheena and larry bella in the m horror region, communications of cuts in the comfort zone, and has made it hard to verify reports from lally bella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage sites. there are no reports of fighting. and albia heads offers says that my minister has headed back to the front lines. the government is also reporting more gains against the rebels that the rebels dispute. this natalie bennett says become the 1st as railey prime minister to make an official visits. thin ice arab emirates. he's meeting with chrome, prince muhammad been zaya down the yard to discuss deepening ties, an

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countries to keep refugees there upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera with hi anthony kelley. today on the street, the story of a summer getaways for kids with disabilities and how it produced some of america's most determined disability rights activists. this is crypt camp. ah, let me tell me what happens when 2 people get cleaned and waiting. you have all very hyper, a bad, i have to go showers and people. and i wanted to be part of the world. what i didn't see, anyone like about a summer camp for the camp, one by hopes and somebody said it probably will smoke dope with the counselors of employees in me. i go there i was, i was it with wouldn't be to be able to, to back home with we helped empower each other. it was allowing us to recognize that the status quo is not what it needed to be. that was a click from the trailer for the oscar nominated documentary quip camp 3 of the people involved in that documentary, all with us right now. hello, judy. hello, jim. hello, nicole. judy, introduce yourself. tell everybody your involvement in the documentary just briefly and who you

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and now president kelley gets a don computer chef. it's fun, you know, everyone gets that opportunity and he seems to enjoy it. so he's the kid in class that enjoys getting, you know, beat up for whatever reason. anyhow, we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your away with london. just love polls, particularly when polls further a certain political agenda, but polling has a check her history as of late the last 2 election cycles. tell us as much, should we put much stock into polling any more if so, then why? join me every thursday on the alex simon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics. spoke business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm ah, who's for. welcome back to the kaiser report. i max kaiser time now to turn to james church. he's a gold bug, he's also a big coin. it is yes. and his book is new. it's called money liberty. now james, turn in the book. you talk about the pursuit of happiness being more difficult because of a system of money and banking. i look at 800000

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hi anthony kelley today on the street, the story of a summer getaways with kate's with disabilities. and how it produced some of america's most determined disability rights activists. this is crypt camp. i mean, can we happen? what 2 people got cleaned and waiting? you have all very hyper a bad and i have to go shower some people. and i wanted to be part of the world. what i'd you be? see anyone like about a summer camp for the head again, one by piece and somebody said it probably all smoked over the counselors of employ saw in me i go there. i was, i was there with wouldn't be to be on the tv back home to lou during the day. we helped empower each other. it was allowing us to recognize that the status quo is not what it needed to be. that was a click from the trailer for the oscar nominated documentary crypt camp. 3 of the people involved in that documentary are with us right now. hello, judy. hello, jim. hello, nicole. judy, introduce yourself. tell everybody your involvement in the documentary just briefly and who you are. if you need an introduction, go ahead. jenny. hello, ever

. >> a left of the ceos say carri kelley of southwest is about to retire and they tell you everythingight when they're about to retire. now they admit so the big question i go to you, kat. wire we were in mesclun everybody knows on the airplane is the best place to be to avoi affection because all of the ai is being circulated. in my next thought is why are w doing this in buildings very quietly still doing this? >> i don't believe that an airplane is the best place to avoid an infection. i've definitely gotten some infections very. >> enough about the bathroom. i have worn a mask on an airplane and i've still gotten sick, so according to that scientific study it does not make a difference for it. >> was that the american journa of kat timpf. >> it's called peer review. i just said it here to peers. i don't want to hear where a mask. they are so mean to you on. and it's like you want to say i am playing you. you have no power. you have no right. >> they have all the power now. it's all about the masking on airlines and they are so mean about that. they're is no more murderous i've eve

during the pandemic, palo a could have a higher lapierre. grunfeld got we got his kelley were desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable there. when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i? little tiny bit out. but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and more secular, currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions of history. we hope the situation will continue to improve in 2022. and i'll admit when the laws for these women in india, the nursing problems in europe opened up new opportunities for them. the caregivers and nurses gained a lot of experience during the pandemic. now they want to also help to european countries. ben mic escandone in india compared to the west indies, especially the u. k. so i, again, i, i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many st. you contained the band to make in the 1st few months

we've got his kelley were desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i lose? how did the data? but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and most likely currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions. district, we hope the situation will continue to improve in 2022 and i'll admit when the laws for these women in india, the nursing problems in europe opened up new opportunities for them. the caregivers and nurses gained a lot of experience during the pandemic. now they want to also help to european countries ban miguel gander in india compared to the west indies, especially the u. k. so i, again, i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the band to make in the 1st few months? it was, it was a model for the whole world.

along a red carpet to the pantheon monument in paris today, her music and photos in the backdrop kelleynoring her. >> reporter: she was the world's first black superstar, edgy, sexy and hugely talented josephine baker, born and raised in missouri, became a household name in the 20s. she spent her life breaking down barriers of exclusion. this risque and controversial dance in a skirt made of bananas. baker's public life made her a wildly popular star. her private life, much of it spent at this remote french castle, made her a hero. it was her refuge and family home this is baker's eldest adoptive son who grew up here. >> did she dance in this >> reporter: now a museum showcasing baker's elaborate costumes and most prized possessions. france's highest military medals were awarded for her secret work fighting the nazis in world war ii was she a spy? >> she was. >> reporter: she was very brave. >> she was giving back. >> reporter: but in the u.s., she said she faced hostility and racism at new york's stock club in 1951 ignored for an hour. american actress grace kelly saw it all and walked

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at you a couple years ago when you went on television, the morning that clinton's mother, virginia kelleyhat he had done that, and so we're sitting there, and talking about mothers of all things. and dole remembered his own mother, bina, who died 13 years earlier, and tear came to his eyes, and it really broke down, and he then remembered the number of -- phone number, and he called her. so he then wrote an apology letter to clinton right in the middle of the campaign, very unusual action, saying i should not have done that. that is not who i am. >> that's a great story. it does say a lot about it. you know, allen simpson, the other thing about what we're losing today is bob dole was the spokesperson for the greatest generation for some of us in many ways. and the importance of those world war ii veterans in running this country. and in keeping the senate from becoming a partisan place, and i lament today i think if more of the members had served, and i'm not saying in the military, national service, however want you want to call it, but if you call a -- you may appreciate it when you're

i can continue on that line all freshmen, kelley armstrong and grace to be picked these were, and we took it because member when i first got a buddy together and we took a little retreat and a talk about this in the book i said what will have to do is be mastered a procedure so we can get our point across. the problem was we focus on that and her staff members from brenda and bobby, these people were just there with us and john, our parliamentarian. what jerry nadler went out and did is he hired, hit attorneys from, to come in to help the committee and failed to look at the parliamentary aspect of it. we just were able to use proper parliamentary procedure, as we should, but yet the blue debutante because their people weren't ready for it. >> host: so we get to the intelligence committee, delivers a report to the judiciary committee. we hold hearings on it and i can remember the timeframe of these hearings because the was a christmas party at the white house that we never made. we were stuck in committee. you get the report and we prepare in committee to deal with the report. what we

there was a striking point in our story from one of his former chiefs of staff john kelley who basicallyat positive test result i would have absolutely canceled everything. and, he says, i would have rushed him straight to walter reed as a precaution. so exactly what you just raised not just protecting the cabinet secretaries, the public, the rally goers, the gold star families from the president who very well could have been patient zero but frankly protecting the president from the very real crisis as well. >> you know, the other aspect of this i think is just the fact that i remember at the time there was no contact tracing being done. the white house wasn't -- am i wrong? the white house wasn't calling gold star families. no one is getting notified. if a case pops up in your work place or your school, you know, there's just standard protocols if there is a case that you're contacting. you get notified. in this case as far as i can tell basically no one got notified. >> that's right. as anyone who has kids can tell you if there is an exposure in your child's class just about everyone

let's speak to nancy kelley, ceo of stonewall, the lgbtq+ rights charity. a terrible story. whatever angle you look at it. is that deal with the attitude of police officers. do you believe hostility or ignorance explains any of the mistakes that were made? figs of the mistakes that were made? is we have just heard, there was a catalog of many fundamental failures by the police. and we know probably enabled stephen to go on and continue to rape and murder innocent young gay man and we can hear that theirfamilies young gay man and we can hear that their families who young gay man and we can hear that theirfamilies who are young gay man and we can hear that their families who are closest to that investigation feeling really clear that homophobia contributed so from our perspective we should not let them mark their own homework. we meet at the independent inquiry into institutional homophobia within the force. titre institutional homophobia within the force. �* , ., institutional homophobia within the force. , , , , institutional homophobia within the force. , ,