here is cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: roshan marsha was a leader in for women's rights in afghanistanthat put her life in peril when the taliban took over. so she fled. >> i left my office with tears when i left my home, it is repeated and when i left my country, it was another. >> reporter: her five children and her husband fled with her each with just one bag. >> as a mother, you are thinking of your children's lives >> reporter: marsha's family was among 76,000 afghan refugees who arrived in the u.s. but for many their welcome was rocky. first, she was asked to go to the d.c. area to continue her work, but was resettled in dallas without three of her young adult children >> they told me there is no guarantee to send your children to your state >> reporter: months later, her family was reunited but there were long delays getting food benefits and health insurance without a car the apartment she was provided ended up being a three-hour bus commute each way from her new job to the university of texas in arlington. marsha said while she is grateful to be here life has been much harder

pat mcfadden, shadow chief secretary — smoothly again.secretary to the _ smoothly again. pat mcfadden, shadow chief secretary to the treasury, - chief secretary to the treasury, thank you for your time. i'm joined by kate bell, head of economics and employment rights at the tuc — the trades union congress. good morning and thank you for joining us on bbc news. we are told borisjohnson will be at cabinet this morning calling for a sensible compromise on pay, why do you think it has not been possible to reach a sensible compromise before getting to this point? the sensible compromise before getting to this point?— to this point? the rail unions have been calling _ to this point? the rail unions have been calling for— to this point? the rail unions have been calling for a _ to this point? the rail unions have been calling for a negotiated - been calling for a negotiated compromise, they want to be around the negotiating table. as we understand the government is blocking those talks. you heard mick lynch perhaps this morning calling on grant

san antonio where 46 migrants were found dead in a semi truck 18 others hospitalized >>> cynthia mcfadden investigates women seeking care at pregnancy centers >>> a recent survey found 58% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck but get this, 30% of those earn over a quarter million a year. >>> and we're going live to germany for the latest on president biden's g-7 meeting. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with a stunning change of plans from the january 6 panel. after they said they were previously going to take a break until mid july an urgent hearing has been called and will be held in a few hours. chris pollone joins us with new information. >> reporter: after pledging a somewhat lengthy delay between the fifth and sixth hearings of this committee, the january 6 committee will be back before a national tv audience at 1:00 eastern this afternoon it will present recently-obtained evidence and 278. mitt coe citing two sources says a former aide to mark meadows named cassidy hutchinson will testify publicly nbc news has

. >> jeffrey mcfadden sleep was interrupted at around car 50 tuesday morning, 3 or 4 gunshots and someling he reported the shots fired to the pleasanton police department. officers responded to a parking lot in the canyon meadows neighborhood and found him and mcfadden's neighbor who had just been pepper sprayed the expect something like should pretty nice neighborhood in this complex. turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and you heard what he believed were the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. i would say this is rare for know that the h 2 is looked into putting its security gates. >> and that in the past, they said that it's not, you know, the

chief stanley mcfadden is stockton's first black police chief.nearly 30 years with the san jose police department but has lived in san joaquin county for two decades. mcfadden says his goal for the job is to bring transformative change, create a safe environment for all residents and even motivate others. and if i can be that that person of color that it has a leading role in something and it inspires our youth are people of color or anyone else want to come to police work? that's a win. the city of stockton has had 21 homicides this year. mcfadden says he is working with other law enforcement agencies to address gang violence. the january 6th capital, insurrection played out on live television for the world to see in tomorrow, the house committee investigating the riots will begin its primetime public hearings. the committee expects the hearing will begin to show that american democracy was put at risk. it will reconstruct how president donald trump refused to concede the 2020 election spread false claims of voter fraud and orchestrated a campai

cynthia mcfadden has our report from texas. >> reporter: we're heading to a crisis pregnancy center in texas, one of more than 2,500 in the country. they say they provide free services and abortion information for pregnant women what they don't say is that they're often affiliated with groups supporting abortion alternatives >> is it in here >> reporter: to learn more about what happens inside we sent in two nbc news producers to ask for pregnancy counseling at a center in the dallas area a volunteer told our producer they don't offer abortions, adding abortions can cause infertility. when asked about the abortion pill, the volunteer said, my job is not to scare you. you never get over seeing that baby she then pointed to a small plastic model like this, saying, can you imagine one of these in your panties? >> oh, my gosh okay >> yeah, so as a taxpayer this is infuriating. a horrible thing for a woman to be told and medically totally inaccurate >> as a nurse, as a mom, you totally shocked me with that it's a lie and it is shaming and it is -- it is grotesque. >> reporter: texas state r

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. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden up to 3 gunshots outside his home in the canyon meadows neighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way to the neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and you heard what he believed with a shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty built says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do to confront some of that. a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybod

geoffrey mcfadden looked up to 3 gunshots outside his home in the canyon meadows neighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way to the neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and you heard what he believed were the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do confront some of that. a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybody's got the right to protect themselves and

and you guys, relations with this country is, depends on how much the well to hollow us li mcfadden. yeah. and you have been historically clients of the united states, and as you said, as they realize that the us is the climate power, hopefully they develop more independent foreign policy. and if that happens, the united relation is going to is a significant, well, let's keep our fingers, i trust with that as well as with the rest of the world professor, it's been a great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much for this opportunity. thank you. thank you for watching hope to syria again. well, the part with mm ah, lou needs to come to the russian state will never be tied up on the north side scheme divest. i'm not getting his house not send up for a group in the 55 with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin community up machine, the state on to russia for date and school. marquee spoke that, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest with only one main thing, is important for naziism, internationally speaking, that is, that nations visits are allo

[applause] >> thank you so much, director mcfadden for the introduction. i am the policy director at compass family services. and i feel so lucky to be standing here. our executive director erica kisch wanted so badly to be here today and she just celebrated her 20th anniversary leading the agency and she's been waiting for an opportunity like this for the 28 years that she's been serving compass family services for more than a hundred years, compass family services has been helping and supporting the most vulnerable san franciscans, whatever it takes. and today we have a continuum of care supporting at-risk and home little families, and we -- homeless families and we are so thrilled because this is our first foray into supportive permanent family housing. [applause] 1321 mission is a beautiful modern building in the heart of san francisco with something truly special. 160 units with enough bedroom capacity and community space for 40 unhoused families. that is a lot of families, that's more than a hundred people, most of them children, and we will be able

chief mcfadden says his goal is to bring transformative change and create a safe environment for allents. and if i can be that that person of color that it has a leading role in something and it inspires our youth are people of color or anyone else want to come to police work? that's a win. mcfadden says he's working with other law enforcement agencies to address gang violence in stockton's. the two largest federally backed mortgage companies are working to make it easier for people to buy homes. usa today reports for any mae and freddie mac are introducing a new credit reporting system that includes measures that can show a borrows creditworthiness. those include their rent paying history as well as any down payment assistance available. they're also pushing to lower mortgage insurance premiums. freddie mac is also expected to issue $3 billion in affordable housing bonds this year. well known ocean photographer has released a new book of photos that capture some of the biggest waves in the world from the inside. clark little lives in hawaii. he has long been a surfer, and he says hi

. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden hooked up to 3 gunshots outside his home in the canyon meadows neighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way with neighbors have been pepper sprayed their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and you heard what he believed was the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm and fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do to confront somebody that >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but every

jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire. walking up about 4 45 by least three gunshots, maybe four gunshots and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who it's who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood. i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime and to be a good witness. it's crazy . you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. the bad guys took off in a pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact president police. in president henry lee ktvu,

. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden up to 3 gunshots outside his home in the meadows neighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way to the neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside heard what he believed were the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds. sergeant marty build says there have been no repoted gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do confront somebody. a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybody's got the right to

chief mcfadden says his goal is to bring transformative change.ment for everybody and motivate others. if i can be that that person of color that it has a leading role in something and it inspires our youth are people of color or anyone else want to come to police work? that's a win. and the city of stockton already this year has 21 homicides. chief mcfadden says he's working with other law enforcement agencies to deal with gang violence. this morning, the san jose police department will raise an updated version of the pride flag. the flag being raised today has all the colors of the traditional pride flag and the design includes pink, blue, brown and black to represent diversity and race and gender identification. this is video of san jose police departments raising of the flag outside police headquarters last year. department officials say the flag is a symbol of the department's diversity and inclusion for the lgbtq community and its allies. the ceremony is open to the public and starts at 10 o'clock. the city of hayward raised the new flag at

. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden up to 3 gunshots outside his home in theneighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way with neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside heard what he believed was the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pi kup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do to confront somebody. that's a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybody's got the right to pro

jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire. walking up about 4 45 by least three gunshots, maybe four gunshot and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who it's who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood . i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime in the be a good witness. it's crazy. you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. now the bad guys took off in a white color or gray or silver pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact pleasant and p

. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden up to 3 gunshots outside his home in thecers were already on the way the neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside. and heard what he believed was the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do to confront somebody. a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybody's got the right to protect themselves and their property is still calling. police is the safer choice in pleasa

jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire.g a bit about 4 45 by least three gunshots. maybe four gunshots and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who it's who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood . i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime in the be a good witness. it's crazy. you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. the bad guys took off in a pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact president police. in president henry lee ktvu, fox

. >> just before 5 o'clock tuesday morning, geoffrey mcfadden up to 3 gunshots outside his home in the canyon meadows neighborhood of pleasanton when he called 9-1-1, he says dispatch told him police officers were already on the way to the neighbors have been pepper sprayed and their rents turns out the victim was pepper sprayed after confronting 2 men who police say were attempting to steal his car while one of the suspects was inside the vehicle and the other standing by outside heard what he believed were the shot. >> so being in possession of a firearm that he was legally allowed to have. he pulled out his firearm fired 3 rounds sergeant marty bill says there have been no reported gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. so he says it's likely none of the bullets hit the suspects who sped out of the neighborhood in a pickup truck. we believe that this time is an isolated we don't believe the public needs to, you know, be concerned >> a trend or anything like this pretty dangerous thing to do confront somebody. that's a >> break in your i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. but everybody's got

[applause] >> thank you so much, director mcfadden for the introduction. i am the policy director at compass family services. and i feel so lucky to be standing here. our executive director erica kisch wanted so badly to be here today and she just celebrated her 20th anniversary leading the agency and she's been waiting for an opportunity like this for the 28 years that she's been serving compass family services for more than a hundred years, compass family services has been helping and supporting the most vulnerable san franciscans, whatever it takes. and today we have a continuum of care supporting at-risk and home little families, and we -- homeless families and we are so thrilled because this is our first foray into supportive permanent family housing. [applause] 1321 mission is a beautiful modern building in the heart of san francisco with something truly special. 160 units with enough bedroom capacity and community space for 40 unhoused families. that is a lot of families, that's more than a hundred people, most of them children, and we will be able

jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire.t 4 45 by least three gunshots. maybe four gunshots and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who it's who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood. i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime in the be a good witness. it's crazy. you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. the bad guys took off in a pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact president police. in president henry lee ktvu, fox two news. tha

and the mayor pick such a remarkable woman and director mcfadden that i have less concern and how they are going well and historically hard it has been. and pushing for the amendment and to supervisor safai's that whatever we deal with is better than all if we are going to do it. just understand that the way the city is set up, the mayor will still be able to run and oversight and make the final decision and anything we do. thank you. have a great day. >> thank you. next caller. >> david pilpal again. on this issue, i think the solution to every city issue is not necessarily to create a new board or commission even when doing so makes sense. there is no single appropriate model structure. each body should be structured individually and intentionally. if there is a new commission to be created here and i am not yet convinced, but my mind is open. some would argue my mind is very open and there is not much in there, but anyway, i am not yet convinced. i agree the appointments should be different and one or two general public seats and not the merchant or neighborhood organization represe

mcfadden is a colorectal surgeon, good to have you here.important, in order to find problems before they become problems, to find elevated blood sugar before a diagnosis of diabetes, and a for a heart attack. prevention is easier than a cure. >> my favorite statistic here is that more than two thirds of men think that they are naturally healthy. all right, let's just say that you are normal. what are the tests that you do at the doctor's office that would detect something? >> you listen to your heart and your blood pressure, and then doctors will do urine work and diagnostic like x-rays or ekgs. even superman had kryptonite. >> when you go to the doctor, should you say that these are the tests i want? i feel like in this day and age of covid-19, people are more alert about their health. >> they are more concerned than they used to be, we are relying on social media. so, that is important. writing out your question before you go, bringing it into the doctor's office will help. these are the things that i am concerned about. >> there is a poi

[applause] >> thank you so much, director mcfadden for the introduction.r at compass family services. and i feel so lucky to be standing here. our executive director erica kisch wanted so badly to be here today and she just celebrated her 20th anniversary leading the agency and she's been waiting for an opportunity like this for the 28 years that she's been serving compass family services for more than a hundred years, compass family services has been helping and supporting the most vulnerable san franciscans, whatever it takes. and today we have a continuum of care supporting at-risk and home little families, and we -- homeless families and we are so thrilled because this is our first foray into supportive permanent family housing. [applause] 1321 mission is a beautiful modern building in the heart of san francisco with something truly special. 160 units with enough bedroom capacity and community space for 40 unhoused families. that is a lot of families, that's more than a hundred people, most of them children, and we will be able to permanently break the

[applause] >> thank you so much, director mcfadden for the introduction.licy director at compass family services. and i feel so lucky to be standing here. our executive director erica kisch wanted so badly to be here today and she just celebrated her 20th anniversary leading the agency and she's been waiting for an opportunity like this for the 28 years that she's been serving compass family services for more than a hundred years, compass family services has been helping and supporting the most vulnerable san franciscans, whatever it takes. and today we have a continuum of care supporting at-risk and home little families, and we -- homeless families and we are so thrilled because this is our first foray into supportive permanent family housing. [applause] 1321 mission is a beautiful modern building in the heart of san francisco with something truly special. 160 units with enough bedroom capacity and community space for 40 unhoused families. that is a lot of families, that's more than a hundred people, most of them children, and we will be able to permanent

in addition, we accept the proposed oco adjustments as laid out in the presentation that director mcfadden gave and we'll return monday and discuss the policy recommendation of the b.l.a. at a later date. does that sound good? understood? great. thank you so much. so committee, we're going to take next the department -- the public works and sanitation and streets budget. and then we're going to break. and then after the lunch break we will return and discuss the economic and workforce development department. wanted to give a heads up to that department. so with that, if we could hear from the budget and legislative analyst. >> sure. thank you, madam chair. our recommendations for the department of public works are on page 48 of our report. our recommended reductions to the total $1,131,043 in fiscal year 22-23. of that amount $604,904 are ongoing savings and $526,139 are one-time savings. in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $12,480 for total general fund savings of $508,573 and a policy recommendation that totals and that is ongoing which i can speak

[applause] >> thank you so much, director mcfadden for the introduction. family services. and i feel so lucky to be standing here. our executive director erica kisch wanted so badly to be here today and she just celebrated her 20th anniversary leading the agency and she's been waiting for an opportunity like this for the 28 years that she's been serving compass family services for more than a hundred years, compass family services has been helping and supporting the most vulnerable san franciscans, whatever it takes. and today we have a continuum of care supporting at-risk and home little families, and we -- homeless families and we are so thrilled because this is our first foray into supportive permanent family housing. [applause] 1321 mission is a beautiful modern building in the heart of san francisco with something truly special. 160 units with enough bedroom capacity and community space for 40 unhoused families. that is a lot of families, that's more than a hundred people, most of them children, and we will be able to permanently break the cycle of po

in addition, we accept the proposed oco adjustments as laid out in the presentation that director mcfaddenwe'll return monday and discuss the policy recommendation of the b.l.a. at a later date. does that sound good? understood? great. thank you so much. so committee, we're going to take next the department -- the public works and sanitation and streets budget. and then we're going to break. and then after the lunch break we will return and discuss the economic and workforce development department. wanted to give a heads up to that department. so with that, if we could hear from the budget and legislative analyst. >> sure. thank you, madam chair. our recommendations for the department of public works are on page 48 of our report. our recommended reductions to the total $1,131,043 in fiscal year 22-23. of that amount $604,904 are ongoing savings and $526,139 are one-time savings. in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $12,480 for total general fund savings of $508,573 and a policy recommendation that totals and that is ongoing which i can speak to in a m