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today, the louisiana department of health confirmed the first presumptive positive case of covid—19, d coronavirus, in the state of louisiana. at that point we had very few deaths anywhere, we certainly didn't have any in louisiana. unfortunately, it quickly multiplied, and before you knew it, it was 10, and then 20, and then 30 and then 100. it was almost like wildfire. in the weeks that followed the first positive case, louisiana had the fastest growth rate of the virus in the entire world. a lot happened in a short period of time. it seems like i really heard about it not long before i contracted it. so it wasn't something that we considered very seriously probably until that second week in march, and at that point it was a little late. and then we started seeing it go through the club. members of troy's mardi gras zulu krewe started to get sick. as real as it was to see the news and read the newspaper and hear of people, when you started hearing about people that you know, your personal friends, it was a punch to the gut like you wouldn't believe. it was terrifying to me because s

viewers may find the following images the stir being brunt reiner a resident of louisiana filmed his mother after she departed to receive the fater job in early january he claims she hadn't suffered from any serious health issues before taking the shot mr greiner spoke to r.t. . she said the day afterwards she woke up with a headache and she said every day since until today today's the 1st day she has had a. she started noticing the seizure like movements in a way your left leg 1st and it was 3 days afterwards and she was in mid to the hospital before days with she had no control of her legs when she was trying to walk the doctors said they think it's the medals and the vaccine. is causing her to have the neurological reaction of pfizer's not commenting on what happened but said it is investigating it's not the 1st time concerns have been raised over the drug safety norway is currently investigating the deaths of dozens of elderly people who had received the shot brunt griner against the response he received to his video suggests his mother's case is not unique i've heard of other cases since i shared the vid

today, the louisiana department of health confirmed the first presumptive positive case of covid—19, almost like wildfire. in the weeks that followed the first positive case, louisiana had the fastest growth rate of the virus in the entire world. a lot happened in a short period of time. it seems like i really heard about it not long before i contracted it. so it wasn't something that we considered very and at that point it was a little late. and then we started seeing it go through the club. members of troy's mardi gras zulu krewe started to get sick. as real as it was to see the news and read the newspaper and hear of people, when you started hearing about people that you know, your personal friends, it was a punch to the gut like you wouldn't believe. it was terrifying to me because suddenly you're faced with a terrible virus and musicians in new orleans, they make their living in crowds. they make their living on stages playing with people. how are you doing? just grateful for whatever we could bring in. so thankful. i thought about what would happen if our economy had to shut dow

the justice department's inspector general has reported that the federal correction complex in oakdale, louisiana failed to isolate or quarantine prisoners who were exposed or tested positive to covid-19. the report found that some inmates tested positive were left in their housing units for up to six days without being isolated. in bop's covid-19 pandemic response plan, the bop requires any person who tests positive for covid-19 -- what is your response to this? you,carvajal: thank chairwoman. we do have procedures. they are good procedures when they are followed. we had some leadership issues. attorney general barr sent staff over. we sent a review team. detail, itting into removed leadership. rep. bass: good, good, good. inmatesfacilities, are and staff provided with masks, gloves, and the ability to practice good hygiene? dir. carvajal: that is absolutely correct. we do have the same challenge that everyone else in the country and world does. people have a personable accountability also -- a personal accountability also. people have to make a conscious effort to follow the procedures. we have

louisiana. know what 11 authorities in central california are searching tonight for six inmates who used a homemade rope to escape from a county jail, the mayor said. county sheriff's departmente inmates, including one from vallejo, should all be considered armed and dangerous. the escape happened last night when the inmates somehow gained access to the jail's roof and then used a rope to scale down the side of the building. the inmates in between 19 and 22 years old. five of the six were doing time for violent felonies, including murder. sanders a homicide detectives are investigating two shootings this weekend. the first happened last night at about 7 30 at a homeless encampment near this intersection of woz way and oz array avenue near the children's discovery museum officers arrived to find a man with the least one gunshot. he later died at the hospital. the second deadly shooting was reported at about 2 30 this morning on mammoth drive near the regional medical center. the victim died at the scene. santa clara county coroner's office says the victim's identity will be released later after next of kin is notified. so far, there have been no arrests in either shooting. com

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the justice department's inspector general has reported that the federal correction complex in oakdale, louisiana, failed to isolate or quarantine prisoners who were exposed or tested positive to covid-19. the report found that some inmates who tested positive for left in their housing units for up to six days without being isolated. in the covid-19 pandemic response plan, they require a person who tests positive for covid-19 be immediately placed under medical isolation. so i would like to ask, mr. carvajal, what is your response to this, and why are covid positive prisoners not immediately isolated from the general population and federal facilities? >> thank you, chairwoman bass. they are. we do have procedures, and good procedures when they are followed. in that a nutshell, we had leadership issues. we sent i out men, attorney general bar actually sent a couple staff over and we sent a review and regional director had concerns about the procedures not being enforced or followed. without getting the details, i removed the leadership. the warden was removed from his position. >> good. i apprecia

department of corrections then handed him over to i.c.e. we believe because of that old order of deportation. it's still inappropriately and since then he's in i.c.e. custody. he's in louisianae that's one of the places where folks detained by i.c.e. are sent immediately prior to deportation. the idea is that is where you go a few days before you will be sent out of the country. >> tell me about this letter you sent to i.c.e. >> i sent a letter to immediately halt by constituent. it shocks me that we are wondering whether he will be deported because there's a clear moratorium on deportations but i have real concerns about i.c.e. as a rogue agency. there are elements of extremism within i.c.e. which has been deeply radicalized at the hands of donald trump. even though joe biden is the president of the united states, i worry that i.c.e. remain loyal to the nativist idealology. >> when you talk about i.c.e. as a rogue agency, what do you think it would take in order to correct that? >> i said on the homeland security committee and i'll advocate for top to bottom review of the agency. we have to ensure that the federal agency is scrubbed clean of donald trump's legacy and every

around the world and as the dg of the state department, but because of her personal style of diplomacy called gumbo diplomacy by her, inspired by her native louisiana as a way to reach out and connect with others and break down barriers. to connect with people and solve problems. i saw first hand in liberia when we first met why she's been called the people's ambassador. she's never met someone she can't turn into a friend. she's also battle tested and tough as nails having over seen our response as a nation to some of the most complex and grinding crises in the world. she brings a deep experience, a diverse perspective and a unique and warm personality to the challenges of u.s. foreign policy at a time when we need new thinking. so, ambassador thomas-greenfield represents in my view the very best of our nation and i urge my colleagues to support her confirmation through the united thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator coons. we appreciate that. again, we welcome you ambassador thomas-greenfield. just a few remarks and i'll yield to senatormenendez. this is a really important position that you've been appointed to, more than an institution

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