let me repeat that statement, which is from the american public health association, national medical association, and children's environmental health network. in addition to our children and young people being affected, pfas pose a pretty serious risk to america's servicemembers. there is an epidemic of contamination on military sites and more than 400 sites across the united states are affected. i have had the privilege, mr. speaker, of hearing the concerns of many of these families, and it is not just about the service members. it is about their children. it is about their children, who are affected. it is unacceptable that the men and women who sacrificed to keep us safe around the world face this danger to their health and that of their children here at home. that despite these obvious and well-known risks, big corporations have for decades failed or refused to prevent their spread. a new study published last week shows that based on epa data, an estimated 30,000 industrial sites are known or suspected of using toxic pfas, 12 times what had been previously estimated. we cannot acc

of water companies, national association of clean water agencies, national rural water association, association of california water agencies, the water environmental federation, the american chemistry council, american coatings association, american forest and paper association, american fuel and petrol chemical manufacturers, american petroleum institute, flexible packaging association, national association of chemical distributors, national association for surface finishing, national council of textile organizations, national electrical manufacture association, national association of surface finishing. national association of printing ink manufacturers, plastics industry association, united states chamber of commerce. without objection, i ask for these letters to be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> the in block amendment is a collection of ten individual amendments. in fact some parts of it are indicative of the underlying bill. it's provisions you don't need in a bill to accomplish because epa is already doing them. these highlight for me why the overall bill sh

of water companies, national association of clean water agencies, national rural water association, association of california water agencies, the water environmental federation, the american chemistry council, american coatings association, american forest and paper association, american fuel and petrochemical manufacturers, american petroleum institute, flexible packaging association, national association of chemical distributors, national association for surface finishing, national council of textiles organization, national electrical manufacturers association, national association of surface finishing, national association of printing ink manufacturers, plastics industry association, united states chamber of commerce, and without objection i ask for these letters to be enter into -- to be entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. rodgers: the en bloc amendment are 10 amendments. some parts are indicative of the underlying bill. it's provision us don't need in a bill to accomplish because the e.p.a. is doing them. other parts of this amendment highl

he gave his final remarks during the association's summer meeting. >> today as the nation moves past the pandemic, we want to thank governors and other leaders who stepped up during these difficult times to save lives and livelihoods. it has been an historic time and we have accomplished a lot, working under the leadership of our chair, new york's governer andrew cuomo. so please join me in watching our year in review video honoring governor cuomo. video honoring governor cuomo. >> i am very excited to be having this opportunity to pass this gavel onto you and i am looking forward to your leadership over the next year. it has been great working with you. i look forward to continue under your leadership. >> this next year will be challenging for sure. all battles are hard. ours could not have a more noble or righteous purpose. i am honored to be standing beside all of you as we lead this nation forward. >> in all of history, there had never been anything like it. all across america from new york to ohio to california to arkansas, states were besieged by a new deadly enemy. people were

next, on reel america, film sponsored by the national association of manufacturers from that year. looking at the labor market and the future of work. [music] >> under the spreading chestnut tree, the port long fellow of colorful and romantic american industries of golden times, times which we sometimes call the good-old days. just how good were the good-old days? blacksmith of times, he had to be, he was the steel industry. [music] mighty man was he also and he had to be, he was the food industry, the fair necessities of life. not if they really know how she labored from dawn to dark. we need to know from when we have come from what we have advanced to appreciate what we have achieved and to have faith in opportunities to come through the american system. founded upon liberty and freedom of initiative. let us create progress by all of the nations. 100 years and watch the system at work, america marching forward, forward on the road to marvels of today and more widespread distribution of the industry than any other nation on the globe has ever seen. liberty and freedom of enterpris

sponsored by the national association of manufacturers from that year looking at the labor market and the future of work. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> under the spreading chestnut trees, the long fellow of colorful romantic industries of golden times. times which we call the good-old days. just how good were the good-old days? black smith of old times. he had to be, he was the feel. ♪ ♪ ♪ mighty man also and he had to be, he was the food industry for the fair nexts of life. the woman in the home, not often do you hear her grandchildren sigh for the good-old days, how she labored from dawn to dark. we need to know from when we have come and what we have advanced to appreciate what we have achieved and to have faith and opportunities to come through the american system, founded upon liberty and freedom of initiative that has created progress enviyed by all of the nations. 100 years and watch the system at work. america marching forward. marching forward on marvels of today and widespread distributions of the industry than any other nation on the globe has ever seen. ideas were taking shape and future produ

the national governors association with their and ready.overnors who were not there as democrat republicans but as americans, ready to meet a challenge, a challenge no other governors have ever faced before. >> there is tremendous possibility clinicians recognition of the full potential of state governments. and most of all, we are committed to achieving progress. that is the essence of our role as governors. >> despite an enemy powerful enough to bring cap and destruction and even with regional differences, our governors achieved unprecedented results for the american people. first, the governors were instrumental in getting critically-needed ppe allocated, distributed, and used, especially in the early days of the pandemic. they help to guarantee this lifesaving ppe where it was needed, when it was needed. governors work together in a bipartisan way to successfully secure trillions of dollars from the federal government through multiple relief packages including $500 billion in direct, flexible business support that went directly to each

you need the chief economist with the national association of realtors. dr. unit pleasure to have you on it. it was the 1st time joining boone, but i want to get right to the crux of this. what's behind the decline after months of increased home sales? was it in editable that we would see this bit of a downturn, or is it a supply issue? while thanks for having me on the show, the housing market at the, in quite spectacular ones, the locked down ended. so what the consumers were looking at when the economy we opened was following mortgage rates, going to absolute lowest ever to get to pass up and have people took advantage of the low interest rate. and we told the home sells, not only recover, but go way beyond the pre pandemic levels as your chart show, the home sales are retreating from that level, but it is still above pre dinner. and in the meantime, because of the inventory shortage prices rising at the strongest pace ever in the u . s. 15 percent above one year ago. now when it comes to having been that we've seen over the last year, how much of it h

the national governor's association was there and ready.hallenge no other governors have ever faced before. most of all, we are committed to achieving progress and that's the essence of our role as governors. >> despite an enemy powerful enough to bring death and destruction, our governors led by chairman andrew cuomo and vice chairman aisah hutchison. first the governments were instrumental in critically getting ppe allocated in early days of the pandemic. they guarantied life-saving ppe where it was needed and when it was needed. $500 billion in flexible support that wept directly to the states fulfilling the nga's number 1 priority. this unprecedented and historic relief allowed states to fill the budget gaps caused by the pandemic. it helped to keep unemployed workers in their homes with food for their family and it enabled states to remain fiscally solent and has first responders working and saving lives. states are printing forward towardrw recovery putting aside political differences, governors ofon work sides worked with two adminis

gavel over to arkansas governor and the new chair of the national governors association, governor asa hutchinson. this gavel is for you, asa. gov. hutchison: well, thank you, governor cuomo, and i am delighted and honored to accept this gavel and i want to thank all of you for placing your trust and confidence in me to take leadership of the n.g.a. and governor doocy, governor for -- thank you for your support through the nominating committee as well. this will be a critical year for our states and territories individually and for the nation as we navigate through recovery and return to normalcy after the pandemic, which we are still in. governor cuomo, your tenure as n.g.a. chairman through this pandemic has certainly not been easy. but i have appreciated the way you have handled the job and helped our nation's governors score crucial victories that have provided real results. you have rightly focused on covid during your tenure. and everyone here listening should know that andrew has led with a steady hand, columnists in the face of adversity is the foundation of leadership. and we

we will have to leave this here to take you live now to the national governors association for remarks from incoming n.g.a. chair, governor asa hutchinson of arkansas. >> governor doozy of arizona. governor ducey? >> hello, everyone. it's great to see everyone even if it is virtually. on behalf of the governor hogen which includes governors mckee, kearney, cox and scott, i'm pleased to present the sway of the n.g.a. executive committee, members and officers. for members to the executive committee, the committee nominates governor charlie baker of massachusetts, governor kay ivey of alabama, governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico, governor jarrett pole list of colorado, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor andrew cuomo of new york, myself, governor doug doozy of arizona, and for n.g.a. vice chairman, phil murphy of new jersey and for n.g.a. championship, governor asa hutchinson of arkansas. chairman cuomo, i move to have this resolution adopted. >> governor ducey, thank you very much. thank you for your good work. that sounds like a winning slate to me. is there a seco

>> during the national governors association summer meeting, incoming chair asa hutchinson of arkansas talked about his policy initiatives for the upcoming year. >> thank you all very much. welcome back, everyone. our first order of business is to move the resolution to elect the 2021-2022 nga officers and the executive committee members. our immediate past chair and nominating committee chair, governor larry hogan, was unfortunately not able to be with us today, so offering the resolution on governor hogan's behalf is governor ducey of arizona. governor ducey? >> thank you, governor cuomo. and hello, everyone. it's great to see everyone even if it is virtually. on behalf of governor hogen which includes governors mckee, kearney, cox and scott, i'm pleased to present the sway of the n.g.a. executive committee, members and officers. for members to the executive committee, the committee of massachusetts, governor kay ivey of alabama, governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico, governor jarrett pollis of colorado, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor andrew cuomo of new york

lawrence hewn chief economist of the national association of realtors. we're happy to have you back. thank you. so much therapy and central bank has given grease the greenlight to implement new rules under for tax credits, which would make it easier for banks to shed the huge dock of non performing loans built up in the financial crisis. under current rules losses would trigger triggered the conversation of deferred credits into equity held by the state. the amendment which allows banks to offset losses for an extended 20 year period, would remove a constraint on shutting bad debt by allowing banks to secured eyes, non performing loans and book the resulting losses without diluting other shareholders stakes. so what does this mean for the greek economy? well, joining us now to discuss from athens is, boom, boscoe has been swan now been 1st question. what does this change mean for the banks moving forward? well, is a couple of things. one of the things that it doesn't mention is it takes these deferred tax credits, which by the way, are estimated to be ar

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of water companies, national association of clean water agencies, national rural water association, association of california water agencies, the water environmental federation, the american chemistry council, american coatings association, american forest and paper association, american fuel and petrochemical manufacturers, american petroleum institute, flexible packaging association, national association of chemical distributors, national association for surface finishing, national council of textiles organization, national electrical manufacturers association, national association of surface finishing, national association of printing ink manufacturers, plastics industry association, united states chamber of commerce, and without objection i ask for these letters to be enter into -- to be entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. rodgers: the en bloc amendment are 10 amendments. some parts are indicative of the underlying bill. it's provision us don't need in a bill to accomplish because the e.p.a. is doing them. other parts of this amendment highl

how is fda working with the national association of boards of pharmacy to resolve these concerns and ensure that all state boards of pharmacy are able to sign this mo you and is the agency considering an extension of this deadline? >> we are evaluating whether that deadline should be extended. we've been working closely with the national association of boards of pharmacy and they hold some of the databases and so forth will make this whole arrangement work so they are a key stakeholder in this whole thing and we certainly hope that the provisions to function properly, we need all the states to sign on to the mo you and as you know we revised that. we've gone through many different repetitions of this and delays of implementation to try to get it right and make sure all the stakeholders can agree on a path forward. >> iq. i would like to 22 i want to underscore the importance that diversity plays in clinical trials. health equity is something that you mentioned in your testimony. among underserved and minority populations, it's an ongoing challenge and i'm pleased that your budget ask

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i ask for a motion to adjourn this summer meeting of the national governors association. all in favor. >> aye. >> thank you very much. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now state and federal judges testify on judicial branch diversity before the house judiciary committee on courts. topics include access to minorities and nominees to the federal bench, this is just 2 and a half hours. >> committee will now come to order and without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the subcommittee at any time. welcome to this morning's hearing on the importance of a diverse federal judiciary. before we begin, i would like to remind members that we have established an e-mail address and distribution list dedicated tocu

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i ask for a motion to adjourn this summer meeting of the national governors association. all in favor. >> aye. >> thank you very much. thank you. god bless. thank you. >> this week marked the six-month anniversary of the january 6 attack in the u.s. capitol. tonight, we are showing congressional hearings that took place in the aftermath of january 6. tonight, a senate meeting with major general william walker who served as d.c. national guard commander at the time. and then former trump officials and dcp chief appear before the house oversight committee. watch both hearings tonight and tomorrow, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. george terwilliger served as the deputy journey -- deputy attorney general for the bush-cheney. he's a partner of mcguire woods. we will talk about election integrity. can you go

there is a national association of community health workers, which is an organization looking to uplift voices of community health workers. and they have been prevalent here in the united states for a long time, doing work often unseen, 20 make sure that the communities they live in are getting the best health care and mental health care and social support they need. jesse: our viewers can take part in this conversation. we are going to open regional lines, regional lines. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, your number is (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zone, your number is (202) 748-8001. we are going to open a special line for community health workers. we want to know what your experiences are, what you are seeing on what life is like as a community health worker. if you are a community health worker, call (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, you can text us at (202) 748-8003 and we are on twitter@c-span wj, on facebook, and you can follow us on c-span atw c-spanj. -- at c-spanwj. jesse: what was going on with community health workers during the pande

he is president of the national association of scholars, anorganization that is following this issue very closely . he's also in written some very compelling pieces about mister hammond jones, hiring and 1619. i appreciate you being here. i'd like to start with you because there is a narrative, there is a false narrative that has been created in national news stories saying that nicole hannah jones was denied tenure . tell us what really happened >> thanks donna. so the first me or anyone found out about this was april 27 when the hudson school of journalism put out a press release saying nicole hannah jones had been fired as night chair. that did not specify whether she had tenure, they were very excited. and that went to the martin center and wrote that this was a bad decision made by unc chapel hill. an organization here in north carolina later found out that the position was untenured. and incorrectly assumed that it was because of conservative criticism. and so that article went viral and national media picked up on it and said that she had tenure and it was misspoke and terribl

he represents the national association of hispanic firefighters.more than 1001st responders and their families will be in attendance. >>> getting ready for the biggest holiday. there's no shortage of celebrations. antioch is holding a parade and a pancake breakfast starting at 9:00 a.m. pleasant hill is having a house decorating contest. the best five homes get gift cards to local restaurants. we put a full list of holiday events at the very top of kpix.com. >>> there's a lot of people out enjoying the sunshine, music, and free food. the crowds went to popular tourist spots like fisherman's wharf. >>veeryoho that thal nderfuthinr th bay area to be out and about. it feels good for all of the businesses. >> pictures of the waterfront where fourth of july fireworks will be launched at 9:30 p.m. we want to see how your celebrating independence day. send us your photos and videos by using the hashtag kpix. we will celebrate right here with you all. looking at all of your photos. we will be watching you have a good time.>> you will watch this guys darren

that the technology is local and you can use it and that something we spend a lot of time on national associationmanufacturers. >> one of the keys is to make sure they don't just put 5g in isolation betterr broader effort to the overall changing processes. thank you so much. >> i appreciate you having me on. >> thank you for having another virtual conversation also to our sponsor qualcomm for making this event possible. to see our work visit axios.com / newsletters or go to the app. we will see you on axios.com. >> ransomware has become such a problem is because it is a huge threat not only cybercriminal but because of the implications for critical infrastructure like pipeline companies are the largest meat supplier these are very significant targets and they have increasingly become something that cracks cybercriminals are targeting it's pretty simple that defending against it has become increasingly complex. >> the committee of homeland security will come to order it is meeting today to receive testimony on securing the homeland reforming dhs to meet today's threat without objection the chair i

record letters of support for the equal act from the major city chiefs association, from the due process institute, from the national district attorneys association, from the americans for tax reform, from our street, and from the american conservative union. i want to say one more time to the witnesses, thank you for being here, all four of you, as i tried to indicate, and i hope people understand, are living your lives in accordance to the hope that we can make this nation safer and stronger and better for all. i do unfortunate want to burden you a little bit more because questions for the record will be open until tuesday as my friend senator blackburn said, she will have some questions for you all for the record. i imagine my team will as well. so the record is going to be open until june 29th, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. and the record will remain open to submit letters and similar materials. but with that, gentlemen, i apologize there's a lot going on on the floor and i have to head there and i won't be able -- charles, won't be able to get down and hug you, i have to sprint this way. i try to hug all the bald people i

coalition, and national association of police officers. >> thank you very much to the ranking member. i want to thank everybody for their patience, it's so great to see this panel here. i want to introduce the majority witnesses of our second panel, and then i will return to the ranking member grassley to introduce the minority witnesses. first, matthew charles is joining us today thanks to the first set back under the 100 to one disparity. mr. charles, my friend, was sentenced to 35 years in prison. he was a model inmate. that is not a reflection of his looks, but his behavior. and the federal judge ruled in 2016 that he should be released under the retroactive sentencing guideline reductions that resulted from the first fair a fair sentencing act. after rebuilding his life for almost two years, a court ruled that mr. charles had been released in error. after the first step act passed, mr. charles was released for relieved do sentencing and thank god he was released again. he's been extraordinary in his activism, leadership, and service to the community for further tribute to

he is part of a delegation chosen by the national association of hispanic firefighters to represent the organization at the fourth of july event. it's a big deal. celebrations are going to take place on the south lawn of the white house. tomorrow. gonzales says he is honored and he is humbled to be a part of that. >>> well, vice president kamala harris in las vegas, this weekend. pushing the president's infrastructure plan. she toured the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america's international training center. speaking to more than 300 union carpenters, she made the pitch for the infrastructure bill working its way through congress. if passed, the bill would pump millions into rebuilding roads, bridges, and drinking-water plants. >> it would be the largest long-term infrastructure investment, in nearly a century, in our country. bigger than the hoover dam. and it would create a whole lot of jobs for carpenters and joiners and tradespeople of all kinds. >> president biden was in michigan, today. pushing the same message. he toured a cherry farm as part of a trip promoting

. >> it was an honor and a privilege to be there to represent my department and the national associationhispanic firefighters. >> the pictures tell the story. gonzalez, first generation mexican american born and raised in san jose, chatting with the president of the united states. >> it was a brief conversation. we were able to thank him and the first lady for their continued support of firefighters around the country. >> gonzalez and other front line workerse're active in our community. when we're not working, we're mentors, role models to the youth. >> he and his fiance who is getting her masters in san jose state hit it off with the first lady who has her doctorate in education. >> she's very came up and shoo. >> a memorable message there mr. biden. the fight isn't over. he home at least 70% of americans would have at least up with shot right now. that didn't happen but he's not giving up. >> for your loved ones. for your community and for your country. >> nbc bay area news. >> very nice. we are moving you toward as more covid restrictions continue to ease across the bay area, beginni

concerned that some of the cases might be slipping through within the athletes village, although national associations pretty much sleeping in their own sort of bubble around sort of isolated area actually are expected to share rooms. there are concerns also about the levels of insulation in some of those rooms from some of the epidemiology of waste spoken to. and the devil often in life is in the detail. and before the athletes came to the dealer fix, they have to sign a legal wave and nothing entirely unusual about that. but there was a special clause included this time around to cite basically the i c was for going any responsibility from any full out involving cobit 19. and that it was the athletes that would have to take ultimate legal responsibility for anything that happened to them. while they're at the lympics, so that run some accounts to the idea that the i see repeatedly says that they are hosting a safe, unsecure gains. south korea has hit another daily record for its number of new corona virus cases. more than 1800. the more contagious delta vera and just feeling the surge authorities ar

reporter: delegates to the national education association called for the implementation of culturally responsive education for k-12 and higher education. i am wondering what are the president thoughts on antiracist curriculum in the classroom? jen: the president believes in our history that there are many dark moments. there's not just slavery and racism in our history, there is systemic racism still impacting society today. he believes, as i believe, as a parent of children, that kids should learn about our history. as someone who continues to believe children should learn not just that good, but also that challenging in our history, that is part of what we are talking about even as it has become politically charged. reporter: [indiscernible] a company that has gotten billions of dollars from the federal government, is it still not appropriate to coordinate on messaging to not confuse people? jen: the role we can play is to commute kate from the federal government and how we communicate accurate public health information to the american people. that is what we ventured to do as quick

he's part of a delegation chosen by the national association of hispanic firefighters to represent that organization at the fourth of july event. the celebration will take place on the south lawn of the white house tomorrow. how cool is that? gonzalez says he is honored and humbled to be a part of it all. wow. >>> coming up, helping writers and artists of color in the bay area fine-tune their craft. we'll speak live with the woman behind this project. >>> and counting down to the games. the giant sign that the olympics are almost here. >>> certainly a cloudy and cool day in san francisco. but what are we expecting for our fourth of july forecast? plus a look ahead at your extended outlook, coming up. stay with us. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> from a social distance, the world feels quiet but isn't silent. airplanes fly through hazy orange skies as california forests crackle for acres and acres. >> some powerful words there from a poet, part of a new project call

she's the president of the national medical association and clinical assistant professor of obstetric gynecology at the ny school of medicine, and i managed to say that properly the second time. >>> on thursday, rachel told you representative johnson there? the suit and a group of men were arrested. today dozens were arrested in arizona for doing the same thing. i'll give you a few guesses as to whose office that took place outside of. the answer when we come back. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. keep your downstairs dry for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. >>> the for the people campaign is ramping up. it held 27 rallies in cities across the country. if phoenix, william barber and jesse jackson held a real rally to put pressure on kyrsten sinema's office. they held a march where they held a sit-in, blocking the entrance as they sang

>>> the national association of realtors does show that in may home sales fell for the fourth month in a row. >>> taco bell lovers, you may have to wait a little longer for some of your favorite dishes. the fast food chain has joined a list of companies affected by a recent global ingredient shortage. reporter michelle shealy has the story. >> we've got soft tacos, crunchy tacos. >> reporter: taco bell lovers are always hungry for anything that crunches. >> cheesy fiesta potatoes, everything. we are all good. >> reporter: but lately, some fast food fanatics aren't getting what they'd hoped for. the website explaining to customers that some favorites may be unavailable. >> i heard something about that. i don't know if maybe it's all the restaurants but i definitely heard a couple restaurants here and there, shortage on food and everything. >> the airports are pretty short just in general. there's very few food places. we'll have the lineup at the same food places, which is kind of ironic when we are not supposed to be near each other, but there's only one place open to eat. >> reporter:

363 in june, and that's up almost 25% from a year ago, according to the national retail or national association of realtors. that breaks up the previous record, said in may of this year, nearly 90% of homes are sold within a month. properties were typically on the market for 17 days in june. governor newsom today signed a multi billion dollar plan that he says will expand childcare to thousands of more children across the state. as ktvu tom baker explains, the budget bill more children will have access to care and includes a 15% pay increase for childcare providers. it is my honor to make this a. california is the third least affordable state for childcare in the nation by signing the $2.6 billion traveled care and early education bill 40,000 members of childcare providers, united union and other providers will find new and better resources for the now and future children of the state. we are committed at a completely different level to that next generation, just one of the most significant, an important organization efforts that has occurred in years and years in the united states of america.

it and you know how to use it and that something you spend are lot of time on here at the national association ofsu manufacturers. >> the interest is they are. one off the key is to make sure companies just don't employee 5g in isolation better t broader effort to get more insight and value of the overall process. carolyn lee. thank you so much. >> i appreciate you having me on. >> thank you for joining us this afternoon for another virtual conversation is made everyone smarter and faster also to her sponsor qualcomm to make this possible. for my new newsletter or visit us on —- visit us on axios.com. >> i have been endlessly fascinated by the presidency since i was a kid and then i started to work on campaigns and then i noticed a dynamic between the leaders best friend and the leader himself and how that best friend could see in a way that no aid or staffer collide and speak more naturally. i saw that with warren beatty and they carry heart campaign and major campaign events that speaks to the candidate in a way that no one else around him what at that time and say stop acting like a politic

southeast asia. among the most affected, elaine is chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. he says, a lack of routine vaccination can lead to other types of outbreak of countries reopen. not only is the need to ensure that folks and children and get the necessary vaccinations, but we've also seen the rise and batting evidence. the and vaccine poor confidence to black, edward and as a result amplified with the lack of access due to both the locked down for cetera, in the 1st few months. 2020. even here the u. s. we saw sharp decrease in the number of children who are getting their vaccines, the regular routine vaccination. so it was quite important to ensure that providers understand that they should still be trying their best to ensure both well visits and prioritize. especially for the pediatric cases, the opportunity to get those children's back to me. it is the hope that we can really get these providers. and as you can see this problem, it's now worldwide. it's not just one particular h d, and of course it just doesn't necessarily me

these new fees do fly, the bigger the station, the bigger the cost and on stations behalf, the national association of broadcasters points out that the $3.00 largest record labels are foreign owned, sony music, universal music group, and warner music group, which account for 70 percent of all recorded music revenue and have a combined market cap of almost $170.00 b $1000000000.00. by arguing that the a, m, f, a, only target's big station groups. the record industry also says to broadcasters, especially minority broadcasters. you can be little, but you can never be big. could new royalties cost us free music on radio? let's ask too long time broadcasters, david bernstein as manage some of radios, most respected stations. and now teachers, media studies at the university level. and paul glazer owns stations in texas, and like you are affable host, they are both long ago radio d j's as i as i understand the threat stations with an annual revenue under a 1000000 and a half box would have to pay $500.00 a year doesn't seem crippling or with ad revenue clobbered during the pandemic and stations under att

he is the chief executive officer for the national association of homebuilders and i'm sure all of us in our own districts work very closely the homebuilders locally and nationally so gerald, it's all yours. >> accu mister chairman and ranking member. we appreciate your holding this important hearing and i have to tell you on behalf of the home-building sector this is the first of what should be a series of hearings on housing and housing policy since it's truly been since 1990 that congress has examined american housing policy mystically. we believe that led to inefficiencies and problems with our commitment to housing and with the programs we have working at the best of their ability for the taxpayers yso we truly hope this is the beginning of something big. and hp's numbers are involved in all aspects of residential and commercial construction including remodeling, family construction, multi family management . >> .. >> there is a significant shortage in skilled labor for our industry, and congress and policymakers across the spectrum should be active in helping to teach american c