another set of players in the advising world they can do something like ota does that is the national academies or the national research council that these days we just talk of the national academies. those run a host of studies for government agencies and by and large they do a very good job. as part of the organization as you know for six years. i have chaired a couple of studies on fusion for them over the decades. i think on climate they need a refresh of the players in the academy of involvement is the same old gang and so you get locked in. fresh eyes would be wonderful. then there are the think tanks. mostly for the defense department, the institute analyses of which i have some association with. cna and so on. these are sources of real advice and they do provide input through the legislature. it would be very good to have an organic set of analysts and the congress that could be turned to for short turnaround advice. you are correct, you will know better than i do, the whole organ of other institutions with science expertise designed to provide input are extremely important. they could

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would say there is another set of players and the advising world to do something that is the national academiestional research or counsel so a host of studies for government agencies by a larger think they do a very good job i've chaired studies on fusion over the decades but on climate they need a refresh of the players so you get locked in and fresh eyes would be wonderful and those mostly for the defense department for institute of the defense analysis with randa cna and those are real analytic advice providing input into the legislature but that would be good to have an organic set of analyst in the congress for a short turnaround. >> you are correct that the whole kind of institutions provide impact and device are important could be raised a notch but the velocity is a different feature of policymaking they don't like to be rushed but that's life. so in my mind i would like to believe if we have an office of science af multi- investment but apparently it isn't but that indicates it could have a budget to do with the pentagon has done with the little bit of talent that is available in priva

i would say there's another set in the world that can do something like ota and that's the national academies research council in these days they run a host of studies for government agencies and by and large i think they do a very good job. i was part of the organization and shared a couple of studies over the decades. i think on climate we need a refresh of the players. it's the same old gang so you kind of get an opt in and fresh eyes would be wonderful mostly for the defense department but the institute of the defense analysis so these are sources of advice and they do provide input to the legislature but they would be very good to have an organic set of analysts in the congress that could be turned to for a short turnaround advice. >> that whole other institution that exists to provide input and advice the response required is a different feature of policymaking so you know and science doesn't like to be rushed but that's life and i guess in my mind i would like to believe that if one were to create and ota let's call it the office of science technology assessment which should be obvious

packard, who is applying yet again and has been nominated by the national academy of television arts and sciences northern california chapter for her years of very good service, for a thankless, grueling job, as well as mr. scott patterson, who has been nominated by the same organization to succeed himself in seat number one. and then thank ann merrill for her willingness to serve in seat number three, and has been recommended by the league of women voters. with that, why don't we take those applicants in the order that they appear on the agenda, starting with mr. patterson, ms. packard, and then ms. merrill. before we do that, we will go to supervisor chan. >> thank you, chair peskin. to save everyone's time, i have the general question for all candidates, and i would like them to add it to their comments individually. so the general question is: what will be your approach to understand the intent of the ballot measures, whether to work with the legislature that put forward -- the policy-maker that put forward the ballot measures, as well as the petition for the ballot measures? if

another set of players in the advising world that can do something like the ota and that's the national academies research council that these days we just talked about and they've run a host of studies for government agencies and by and large i think they to be very good job. i was part of the organization as you may know. i've shared a couple of studies on fusion. i think on climate we need a refresh of the players in the academy. it's the same gang so you kind of get locked in and fresh eyes would be wonderful on the climate side. then there are the think tanks mostly for the defense department and the institute for the defense analyses which i have some association with ran a cna and so on. these are sources of real analytical advice, and we do provide input through the legislature but ota would be good to have an organic set of analysts in the congress that could be turned to for short turnaround advice. .. . >> and then actually the way you describe. >> so that is pretty slow. >> there trying to get better. and then turns around to study in about a year. and then the policy was provided tech

required for children to go to school or daycare in every state in the nation according to the national academy for state health policy. mumps, measles, polio, rubella, chickenpox. why would what president biden is attempting to do be any different than requiring children to get these shots? >> that's an easy question, jake, because this is the federal government imposing a mandate rather than the thing in schools. the mandates in schools are state governments. so states and municipalities, that becomes a question about rights arguments. this is a question about powers and what powers the federal government has. it's not about whether the disease, whether covid affects me or you or how it affects vaccinated. that's a discussion for state-level arguments and litigation. this is about whether the federal government has the power. and since the pandemic or the spread of disease is not commerce, this goes beyond, again, the regulatory authority that the government has. and beyond that it's trying to get businesses to do its dirty work. the federal government cannot directly require people to get va

national academies and research counsel partied there in a host of studies from government agencies and by and large i think you do a very good job. now as part of the organization as you may know for six years i chaired a couple of studies on fusion for them over the decades. and i think on climate, any refresh of the players in the academy involved. it's the same old gang and so you kind of get locked in an fresh eyes would be wonderful on the climate side. and then the think tanks, mostly for the defense department and ida and analyses which i had some association with. so these are sources of advice and they do provide input to the legislature. it would be very good to have an organic some analysts in the congress that could be a good for short turnaround advice. mark: so you are correct as you well know better than i do that whole order of the kinds of institutions that exist of the science expertise are designed for the extremely important they could be raised a notch by the velocity is required is a different teacher of policy making as you know and the science doesn't like to be

. >> we are at the national academy of sciences, which is where the most celebrated scientists in americaretty much, for a long time, an old boys club. >> brangham: old white boys club. >> old white boys with very gray or white hair. and that's because that's the way science was socially constructed. >> brangham: howard markel is a doctor and medical historian, and in his new book, “the secret of life,” he tells the famous story of james watson and francis crick, who won the 1962 nobel prize in medicine for their discovery of the double- helix shape of d.n.a., which revolutionized the study of genetics. >> that catapulted them into the pantheon of great scientists like albert einstein. but watson and crick in their i'll bet if you took all the nobel prize winners, i bet everyone could say einstein. but next would probably come watson and crick in terms of fame. >> brangham: but in the book, markel tells how watson's and crick's discovery was based in part on the work of a researcher named rosalind franklin, and how franklin's contribution was downplayed and denied for years, in what marke

as the elite national defense academy opens up to female applicant, 3 decades after women 1st stepped into the armed forces. captain charles, anything joined the army soon after her husband died on duty. she says female officers often experience systemic discrimination. their training standards are different, and under recently, they were only allowed to serve shorts, tins, sing, stayed on for 5 years. when you're leaving, you're not getting anything. reserve as a male officer who is leaving after a bowman and commission, and he's getting pension and other monetary benefits and other benefits which army defense forces gives to its offices. so oh, that was i think of the very last discrimination the white women have made strides. young forces remain a mil baskin that has resisted becoming more inclusive. in a recent hearing, the supreme court criticize the military policies that it says discriminate against women. last month, 72 female officers approached the court saying they were being denied permanent positions because of sexism. form officers say in just military needs to change to

our bill tasks the national academy of sciences with assessing the potential for an advanced researchproject agency oceans or rpao because we need to overcome the long term and high risk barriers in the development of ocean technology. i'm going to ask mr. mcclain how would arpao help drive the technologies that are necessary to contribute to our national ocean shot goals and what steps is noaa currently taking to scale up ocean observations and exploration. >> congresswoman, thank you so much for your support for many of the programs that you mentioned and the opportunities that are before us. in terms of an arpao i think that it would be wonderful for this government, for the united states to be proffering such an instrument because it would change the tolerance for risk. in order to have an arpa-like approach almost by definition one has to surrender the timidity of which we generally approach federal science programs and give us that courage to have the innovative risk taking possibly failing in order to learn something. we don't have that today. i think the paucity of resources l

we should go back to the national academies and have a robust debate on why we are doing this researcha. that is madness, trace. it needs to stop and implore the congress and the administration to do so. >> trace: thomas, great to have you on. thank you. >> dana: fascinating. next the push to remove critical race theory from classrooms. why parents in one state are complaining because the law doesn't go far enough. [slow electronic notes fade in] [fast upbeat music begins] [music stops] and release. [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that's scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. well, would ya look at that! scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. it was an accident. i was— speaking of accidents, we accidentally left you off the insurance policy during enrollment, and you're not covered. not even a little bit? mm-mmm. no insurance. no. when employees can't enter and manage their own

some reported hearing high pitched sounds before their symptoms started the national academy of sciencekely caught of havana symptom is microwave energy focused on a target. >>> it is coming up on 8:06. we've got the news covered i've got a boost that i think will warm your heart becoming a dad can bring all kinds of emotions and even a little anxiety watch this father's reaction when he gets to hold his baby boy for the very first time. >> have you held a baby before >> not a newborn >> relax. >> probably like a 2-year-old. >> yeah? >> come closer. >> okay. >> you're fine >> i think i'm in labor. >> okay. ready? relax. relax. >> aww >> it doesn't get any sweeter than that. just a magical moment when everything but the joy oh, gosh the dad talked about his gratitude. well done. congratulations, dad >> how are we supposed to go on now? >> harry is over there >> harry is over there >> there's still dust in the studio. >> when we come back here, we're going to try to take a turn. there's that guy, harry smith. harry is going to share a fascinating look at how the oysters that we enjoy in r

after congress expanded it, the national academy studied the effect on the health of surrounding populations. this study included the indication that it is unlikely that radiation was a cause to developing cancer. simply put, the science does not support the testing caused cancer. despite this finding, the amendment would declare that u.s. atomic weapons cancer in arizona, you ta, texas, oregon, north and south dakota and the northern phaerpb islands. and they forbid americans from attending school or church. i wish they would toll the science not only when they find it convenient. any change must be considered by the key to ensure that compensation is for illnesses. and on a personal note, i would add my father in 1945 was serving in the 88 infantry and prepared to ship out for the japanese main left hand. that invasion would have created a slaughter on both sides unimaginable to history. the development of this weapon prevented that from occurring and saved countless japanese and american lives. that is not something i intend to apologize for. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment.

the resignations of 18 former trump officials from the boards of top military academies, the list includes former nationaly advisor general h.r. mcmaster. house press secretary sean spicer, a naval officer he was. the normer white house budget director and former senior advisor kellyanne conway. she shot back saying this. your decision is disappointing but understand able given the need to distract from a news cycle that has you mired in self-inflicted crises and plummeted poll numbers i'm not resuming but you should. meghan calls the move purely partisan. >> i think it's imperative we fight for this. one of the last places where we should be politicizing anything is our united states military academy. i served along obama appointees and were very respectful. >> harris: jen psaki defended the president's decision. >> we're confident in our legal abilities here but i will tell you, john, no one is looking to have a battle here. >> traditionally these appointees do serve out the full three-year term though. >> it goes back to what every president's right is. to appoint individuals they choose because they a

president of the american academy of pediatrician and francis frost is with us and serves on the national p.t.a. board and chair of the family engagement committee. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having us. it's really great to be here today with everyone. >> absolutely. dr. beers, we heard from parents and all these concerns we laid out. specifically concerns around the vaccine still exist. there are some who think that it's too soon, that -- how can i trust a vaccine when we don't know as one woman i heard say in one of the sessions this summer that the p.t.a. held a woman said what about five years down the line if i find out there are side effects for my child? so there's -- can you help us understand from a pediatrician's point of view why we should trust the science on these vaccines? >> yeah. absolutely. i'm really happy -- and i think the first thing i want to say is it is normal and ok to have questions. that's our job as parents, is to make sure that we understand the health decisions we're making for our kids. i'm a pediatrician. i have access to all sorts of knowledg

academy. and later in his service to the nation enthusiastic optimistic mature beyond his years. brad took the road less traveled. the navy says an mh 60 s helicopter was conducting routine. find operations off the deck of the uss abraham lincoln aircraft carrier last tuesday when it crashed off the coast of san diego. the navy says an investigation into the crash is currently under way. we now know the name of the hiker who died after falling off of a bluff on maury point trail in pacifica. >> the san mateo county coroner's office has identified that hiker is 45 year-old, yvonne rogan of daly city witnesses told police they saw a rogue and trip and fall off the trail. she was found 50 feet below the bluff on the beach. the accident happened just before 10 o'clock sunday morning. and despite more enforcement and the tougher laws san jose police were busy over the weekend responding to a number of side shows cloud four's camila barco has details. >> this is one of 3 intersections where those sideshows happened early sunday morning drivers left their mark. but now you can barely ma

new pair up with the duchess of cambridge, kate milton, at the national tax center in london for friendly match, 18 year old. right academy shots, fame after winning the us open to become britain 1st female grand slam champion in 44 years. feet earned her, the teenager fans from all over the world, including the duchess. okay, and that is all use for family, back to you. thank you far. will that run this and use our from? do stay with us mario. the marquee is with you for lunch. next, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, chosen oh no, just going back team inequality to the political and economic in the late development at the corona virus and demi companies spread across the globe. democracy, major, inexpensive new series explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world. former president place come for goes on 5 for the estimation of it's free to stuff from commerce bank context india direct removed by brings insights and perspectives from the world's most populous democracy. you're working through the pony in an election like to define the country future. october on al jazeera, on the streets of greece, anti immi

academy. and later in his service to the nation. does. yeah. stick optimistic and mature beyond his years.avy says that helicopter was conducting routine flight operations off the deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln last tuesday when it crashed off the coast of san diego. the navy says an investigation into that crash is under way. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >> your house on this monday. it might take longer than a week to recover from bad sleeping habits. that's according to a new study done in poland. researchers put ball in tears on a poor sleep schedule for 10 days. doctors and measure th

nation. joining us will be a former student body president at florida international university and former heritage academy fellow. dr. elizabeth spalding is a senior fellow at pepperdine's school of public policy. last but not least, my dear colleague dakota wood from the davis institute for national security and or and here at the heritage foundation. before you get to meet our incredible panelists, i want to turn it over. we want to make sure you remember to engage in the conversation by putting your questions in the question box. welcome. dr. guelzo: thank you. being a history person, i'm going to start by sketching some background for how we got particular office of government we call the president of the united states. as it is, the president of the united states is probably the single most familiar face in the world, and the irony of that dominance is that very few people at the nation's founding expected that would ever be the case. the american revolution was, after all, a revolution against the rule of a single executive at the head of government. the executive, in the case of the revolution, bei

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we are at 81% >> reporter: nationally, covid cases have finally started to dip, although hotspots like west virginia and kentucky are still rising today the american academy of pediatrics warning cases in kids have increased exponentially. new data shows children accounted for nearly 30% of all new cases last week, though only a fraction of those led to hospitalizations >> let us make our own decisions! >> reporter: there are battle lines being drawn across the country. in union county, north carolina, where there is no mask mandate, the school board voted to halt contact tracing and most quarantine procedures. >> the mall has a mask mandate, so i feel safer there than at school, and it should be the other way around >> reporter: while parents are split over the best strategy to protect our kids, the fda is warning parents to not seek unapproved shots for children under 12, who remain too young to get vaccinated, saying children are not small adults, while pointing to ongoing pediatric clinical trials. a vaccine is expected to be approved by the end of the year. and breaking news tonight -- a new york court has issued a temporary restraining order blockin

>>> turning now to the nation's fight against the coronavirus. a new study from the american academyin children have increased nearly 240% since july. hospitalizations of children remains rare. breaking this afternoon, all active duty army units are expected to be fully vaccinate bid december 15th. the army announced this plan today in compliance with the secretary of defense's vaccine mandate. and in the south, a number of icus are at their breaking point n alabama, all intensive care unit beds are full and across the country, 95% of icu beds are now occupied. a dangerous scenario for those who need care. but a lack of hospital dedz is not the only issue straining health care centers. in upstate new york, one hospital has announced it will pause maternity services after dozens of staff members quit over a vaccine mandate. all health care workers statewide until september 27th to get the shot. since then, 42 employees from the lewis county general hospital resigned and it could put other departments in jeopardy. joining me with more on this is kristen dalgren. you spoke to the ceo of