in 1934, congress passed the johnson-o'malley act which extended help to school districts located at federally recognized tribal lands. congress recognized that like military school districts, kids residing on native american tribal lands, which were not subject to state or local taxation to fund schools, deserved assistance. in 1950, president harry truman signed into law statutory framework for impact aid which still stands today. impact aid is an important statement to communities that host children who reside in our connect -- and are connected to federal property and facilities. namely that the nation will not force them to bear a disproportionate cost to public education. mr. speaker, i'm proud to represent a district with two of those host communities. gratten is the home of our nation's oldest navy submarine base with approximately 9,000 sailors and officers who work every day to protect our nation. leger is the town next door where many personnel live. gratten has over 1,000 navy kids. ledgered is also the site of a tribal nation. impact aid is critical to these towns' schoo

. >>> alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley is warning that her office will be investigating and prosecuting cases of price gouging on at home covid tests. this follows governor newsom's executive order that bans sellers from hiking prices of the test kits by more than 10%. >>> in a few hours, sonoma county will become the first in the bay area to restrict gatherings in response to the omicron variant. the county says more than half of the new cases are coming from large gatherings, so it is restricting indoor gatherings of more than 50 people, and outdoor gatherings of more than 100 people. health officials are also asking people to voluntarily stay home as much as possible. >> we all have our shots. i am a little skeptical of the effect of staying inside for 30 days. >> it has been 2 long years. it has been fairly brutal on small business, but i am frank lemar concerned about my community. i don't want people getting sick and dying. a fifo so everything down for little while, then that is what it is. >> the health order does not apply to workplaces, restaurants, malls, or s

nancy's house is in castro valley, named after alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, who spenter career combating human trafficking. the house will provide services for 18-20-year-olds, including healthy meals, free mental health care and support with school or work. counselors will also help each resident develop a plan for safe places to live long term. >> help is here for residents of san francisco neighborhoods who struggle with food insecurity. local leaders celebrated the grand opening of the community food hub called keina. it will provide free culturally relevant and nutritious foods to low income residents living in the new affordable housing complex in the mission bay neighborhood. >> you hear about neighborhoods saying no to new housing or no to affordable housing. if you do it right, it uplifts and enriches the entire community. to have affordable housing, to have families at all income levels, seniors, to have services like a food hub, that is a win-win for everyone. >> in addition to the food, the hub will provide residents with a place for family-friendly activit

combat them attacks of killed around 2000 people, unforced one and a half 1000000 from their homes. o'malley's a consulting fellow from the africa program at chatham house, and he explains the conditions in burkina faso that led to this point up to very recently burkina faso has tended to rely mostly on its own forces. and there was a growing frustration over recent months that the military machine just wasn't able to cope and let the president and his government weren't coming up with a strategy that was really effective at fighting. then these reports were soldiers found themselves under resource under fed, feeling neglected as it were in these exposed outta line garrisons. that's really produced a lot of resentment and anger and the other kids that have taken place in west africa, in molly and in guinea. i've also had a bit of a political component of frustration over the manipulation of electron result. so that sort of thing. but in the case of we're kind of fast. so it really does seem to be driven by the security crisis itself and campbell, he was re elected only just over year ago. i ha

the issue being discussed what if any new sanctions should be imposed o'malley because of delays to its democratic transition. equis chairman and president of garner made his view clear in his opening statement. it is my expectation that we will take the appropriate decision that will advance the future . molly and our community national, regional and international stakeholders are all awaiting the result of our meeting . the leaders announced a raft of new sanctions on molly, including buddha closures, suspending financial transactions and withdrawing their ambassadors. the measures are in response to molly's military leaders saying they plan to stay in power for 4 more years. instead of holding elections next month, love rural garcia, i'm glad you did let i saw sank up as much as we are aware of the complexity of the situation in this country. we are convinced that all political, economic and social reforms aimed at rebuilding of molly could only be carried out by democratically elected authorities. when gentle leader colonel, a semi glitter, was swooning. last july, following 2 milit

the prosecutor mike o'malley is saying that it is brazen, aggressive, and violent crimes.and so many great american cities are just crumbling under the far left policies on crime. they are destroying the cities. for residents that are dealing with this right now, they have to vote for change, or leave. >> brian, what are your thoughts? >> a couple of things. cleveland is up 22%. new york city up 55%. philly has 90 already in january for the first thing i would do to your original question, i would ask the democratic governor to start recall on that d.a. in philly. you don't prosecute crime commute it's nothing but crime. we are seeing that over and over again. i'm talking about most by democrats. my goodness, what pie chart do you have to look at to be anti-crime? be reasonable when it comes to people who are incarcerated, but first and foremost, make people feel safe. the other thing that is scary, to jesse's point, i was looking at the tips. and i'm not saying they have it well thought out, but i'm saying we can't avoid it. look out for hot spots like your driveway, park