one of secretary mcdonagh's first acts was to make clear that he would not accept discrimination, harassment or assault at any level within v.a.. this is an important statement. in march, the department issued a set of harassment prevention procedures. i was glad to cva supervisors are now required to centrally report all complaints second show -- of sexual-harassment to the office of diversity and inclusion. there is also new mandatory training. however, the v.a. has not taken other necessary steps. more than two years ago, the gao testified many employees do not report sexual-harassment out of fear of retaliation or reprisal. more than half of v.a. employees were reportedly not confident that complaints would be resolved in a fair manner. the gao made 17 recommendations addressing shortfalls in seizures going back years. i have to express my frustration two years later, the v.a. has only implemented two of the 17 recommendations. let's talk about priority recommendations, the long-standing eeo commission directive requires that the same agency official responsible for executing and advisin

this is directed byjohn mcdonagh.nk it has very good performances, not least by ismail kenyatta, who plays the father of the boy driss, who when you first meet him, it's very sort of hard to read, but as the drama goes on, says an awful lot. on, says an awful lot — often not with words, but through expressions. i think it's well done. it's slightly inert at times. and the central subject of it is, aren't these ghastly white people ghastly? and the answer is yes, they are. and therefore, the challenge of the story is, can you make what happens to them interesting? were you gripped? i was gripped and quite tense and i think it's very well acted, but there's a lot of characters in it who are really unpleasant. and i think it takes us back to i often have this debate with any work of art, a book or a play or anything. if everyone is unlikable, you can reach a point where you think, "0h, do i i really care?" i mean, you care about the little boy, but but all the characters in this gorgeous, sumptuous moroccan palace having

this is directed by john michael mcdonagh.nk it has very good performances, not least by ismael kanater, who plays the father of the boy driss, who when you first meet him, he's very sort of hard to read, but as the drama goes on, says an awful lot — often not with words, but through expressions. i think it's well done. it's slightly inert at times. and the central subject of it is, aren't these ghastly white people ghastly? and the answer is, yes, they are. and, therefore, the challenge of the story is can you make what happens to them interesting? were you gripped by it? i was gripped and quite tense and i think it's very well—acted, but there's a lot of characters in it who are really unpleasant. and i think it takes us back to... i often have this debate with any work of art, a book or a play or anything. i often have this debate with any work of art, a book or a play or anything. if everyone is unlikable, you can reach a point where you think, "0h, do i really care?" i mean, you care about the little boy, but all the char

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mcdonagh right now is the overall points leader. done here, throw a wrench into things. things happen. alright, joe. thank you. coming up at 11 urgent calls for everyone to conserve power or run the risk of seeing safety power shutoffs during this week's excessive heat. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm cristina rendon power grid monitors think hot weather is putting a bigger strain on resources and previously thought and they say we could begin to see those safety power shutoffs later this week if they don't get the cooperation from everyone to conserve energy. another flex alert will take effect tomorrow instead of the usual four pm to nine pm timeframe. power grid monitors want everyone to make an extra effort tomorrow to conserve power from 4 to 10. that's one hour longer than the usual peak hours for energy usage. you're being urged not to use major appliances like dishwashers and washing machines during that time, you should set their thermostats at 78 degre

i believe that because of secretary mcdonagh and his leadership, and deputy secretary ramy. i have talked about this more than anyone i've ever seen. >> good, as well they should. >> and ma'am, can i yield to my colleague? >> representative kuster, the other thing we've done that's different is, at our departmental level, we are actually notifying our senior level officials of those harassment allegations are not addressed with inside the time limit. and we are reporting them. reporting it up not only to those in charge of facility, but to our desk that goes up to the secretary and report. they're being called out if they're not operating appropriately. >> i think the accountability is so critical. mr. costa, one of gao recommendations was that the va do a better job at ensuring corrective actions are taken in instances where sexual harassment has been substantiated. do you have a perspective on any progress va has made in this regard since the report came out? >> yes, congresswoman. the va has made it clear in its hpp handbook that managers should ensure that corrective act

fortunately president biden and secretary mcdonagh are taking vote action to avert eminent and future harm to veterans by restoring certain reproductive health care freedoms that were eliminated in the wake of the supreme court's recent decision. six days ago va published an interim final rule that removes its long-standing prohibition on abortion and counseling and authorizes medical facilities to furnish abortions in cases of rape, incest and at the health ofng the woman.es this ruling is a strong first step that finally puts the va on par with all other federal programs. this will also promote better equity between the men and women who received care at the va by removing the order on what doctors can discuss with women patients. no such order has ever existed for men and it's unacceptable it should ever be exercised against women veterans who servedch alongside of their brothers in arms and deserve the full care they have earned and need but more importantly it will save women's lives and protect their health. for decades providers havee had to call in favors in the community to p

this is directed by john michael mcdonagh.imes. and the central subject of it is, aren't these ghastly white people ghastly? and the answer is, yes, they are. and, therefore, the challenge of the story is can you make what happens to them interesting? were you gripped by it? i was gripped and quite tense and i think it's very well—acted, but there's a lot of characters in it who are really unpleasant. and i think it takes us back to... i often have this debate with any work of art, a book or a play or anything. if everyone is unlikable, you can reach a point where you think, "oh, do i really care?" i mean, you care about the little boy, but all the characters in this gorgeous, sumptuous moroccan palace having a big party for the weekend are really unpleasant people. yes, and very hard company. i think that one of the triumphs of the film is that it doesn't... you don't need to sympathise with them. i think that the plight of the other characters is as important. but i also think that there are certain moments in the drama, "i