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in sao paulo, we have a professor of public administration. in london, we have the head of a research group on latin america at middlesex university. welcome to you all. gabriella, how much of a threat are the current protests in the street? >> hi, everybody. it is an honor to be here with you. we started having the protests, finally, after a long period of decrease of the approval of the president. now we don't know what is going on. all the situation in brazil -- we discussed impeachment, but we don't have any agreement about the next state. in order to have an impeachment, we have to have an agreement. we had two protests, one on saturday and one on sunday. the saturday one was about people on the left side and the sunday was the right side. the society is very divided, but everybody is somehow blaming the president now about the economic and pandemic crisis. host: interesting. how significant is it, although it is not clear if there is a consensus, that parts of the right wing have joined the protests, even if it is on a different day? >>

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market in sao paolo we have gabrielle alotta she's a professor of public administration at the go to you about a gas foundation and in london we have francisco domingo's he's the head of a research group on latin america at middlesex university welcome to you all if i could start with gabrielle in south paolo gabriele how much of a threat are the current protests in the street. hi everybody it's an honor to be here with you so we started having a product that's trying to leave after a long period of. decrease of their approval of the president but now we don't really know what's going on because of the situation in. here of course now we are discussing impeachment we have this about that but we don't have any kind of agreement about the next in order to have an impeachment we have to have an agreement to give you an example we had to cut one on saturday and one on. the saturday one was about the people on the left and the founding one was a problem that people are there right so this society is very divided but everybody is somehow blaming the president now about this crisis the econ

population—based study to accurately identify. the number of people| with eating disorders, as the public administrationision? well, my lords, the noble baroness is right, the statistics on eating disorders are shocking. the mental health of children and young people in england survey identified .4% of five to 19—year—olds and 1.6% of girls aged 17 to 19. the nhs digital psychiatric morbidity study showed a 6.4% of adults displaying signs of an eating disorder, and i could go on. my lords, i don't think it is an issue of surveys. what we have to do is to address the underlying statistics with measures that make a difference. as the minister said, the statistics outlined by the health survey are obviously of concern, but the survey published last december does not cover the period of the covid pandemic. has the noble lord, the minister, any evidence that eating disorders have increased during the pandemic, and, if so, what is her majesty's government's response? the noble lord is right, the pandemic will have had pressure particularly on young girls. inpatient units are experiencing tremendous pressure,

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but that information the administrator if that is not routinely available to the public, the public doesn't know what the administrator looks at as far as recommendations from the staff for what studies are important and i think that should be made public was at the heart of what we are trying to do. to make the decision-making out of the background, shine some light on it. this is the basis for regulation. this is why the administrator makes the decision on whether or not to regulate and what level to regulate. i believe if we explain that to the american public, there will be a better acceptance of our decision. right now we appear as though this is how it will be and this is what the standard will be but we don't explain to the american public how we made that decision and that's all i try to do a transparency and cross benefit transparency from a few weeks ago. to make this available to the public and shine light on it. >> i have seen criticism and senator carper has said where to the rule coming out in this. between the draft that the epa is trying to limit the use of scientific data a

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degree in the apology from san diego state and received a masters degree in education and public administration from the university of washington. she worked as a project manager in local government. cecilia aragon is also an author and aerobatic pilot, and the first latina professor, and for scientists and engineers and hispanic business magazine named her one of the top 25, 2009. and a passionate advocate for girls and women in stem. you can learn more about that at cecilia aragon author.com. in living color, angela rubio stories and flying free, my victory over fear, the us aerobatic team a subject of tonight's talk. please join me in welcoming cecilia aragon and donna miscola. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. i for one am excited to be here, thanks for spending this evening with us. we are going to give a one sentence description of each of our books and we will launch into a conversation because i was so excited when i got a copy of donna's book, cannot wait for this evening who took this conversation with donna, amazing the, now that he is and the themes that come from what is in both

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we're at the beginning of the biggest public health administration in history. in contra costa county is ready for that challenge. we ask that everyone be patient. >> we know there are a lot of you that are anxious and maybe frustrated with all of this. we want to clear tim confusion. we reached out the several health care providers. who are they vaccinating right now besides health care workers? that was our question. stanford health care started booking appointments today. but it is a small group. 75 and older. and you have to live in santa clara or san mateo counties. residents in alameda, contra costa counties over the age of 65 will be notified early next week about vaccine locations. sutter health is making appointments for people 75 and older. kaiser's phones have been ringing off the hook. we talked about that. they have limited vaccine appointments. people 65 and older can try to secure a slot. we also checked with john muir health. vaccinations began for 75 and older on january 25th. patients will be contacted in the coming days to schedule that appoin

unitary executive championed by dick cheney among others in the administration you served causes a bit of ideological schizophrenia within their public and. you'd think after this experience with an executive who by all accounts most people in the administration spent most of their time trying to contain their worst instincts and impulses that idea will be diminished in republican or conservative circles or not? >> it's a bias of mine. i'm summoned who is just very novice about large theoretical theoretical -- and what is practical. one of the things with the question of the unitary executive it's a theoretical claim that is logical but taken to extremes is bad practice. one of the checks has always been as another example oliver wendell holmes famously coined the bad man -- a blog. good men ask what is right and the bad man asked what can i get away with. the purpose of law is to get information to the bad man. that's what constitutional history is done with the pardon power could want things we are doing in the donald trump there is sending a message to future bad presidents. if you do this you'll be in a lot of trouble. cell pardo

received bachelors keying in zoology from san diego state and mastes degree in education and public administration from the university of washington. she has since worked as a project manager in local government. you can gained out more but here work at donna -- miss skoal to.com. sis seal use air gone -- air a gone is an author and aerobatic pilot. she received the presidential early career award for scientists and engineers from president obama and hispanic beings man's named her one of the top 25 of 2009. cecelia is cofounder of latinas computing. you can learn more about that at her website. >> the themed addressed this book, living color, angie rubio's story, an auriga a gone's book to become the first latina pilot in the u.s. aerobatic team are the subject of tonight's talk. joan me in welcoming don in miscolta and cecelia aragon. >> thank you, candace. >> thank you, candice. >> and thank you town hall. >> thank you. >> i know i for one am really excited to be here with donna and with all of you. thanks so much for spending this evening with us. so, i guess donna and i are going to give a on

the city administrator's office consist of more than 25 departments and programs that provide a broad range of services to other city departments and the public. and ladies and gentlemen, i am so honored to introduce the next city administrator for the city and county of san francisco, assessor recorder carmen chu. >> good morning, everybody. first off, i just want to say thank you so much, mayor breed, for your confidence in me. i am humbled and i'm honored by your nomination, so thank you so much for this opportunity. >> thank you. >> if confirmed by the board, of course, i look forward to working not only with you but also with the board to make sure that we continue to move san francisco forward. i want to speak a little bit about my parents as i start off with the this. my parents were immigrants. mayor breed spoke about this a little bit ago, and my parents had a small restaurant and we all grew up, my sisters and i, working in that restaurant. i tell you this and i share this with you because so much of our service and so much of what we do in life is grounded by our life experiences. how we were raised. the people who loved us. those

public. thank you very much. mayor bowser: thank you, agent miller. administrator tierney? admin. tierney: thank you, mayor bowser. i am the regional administrator for the federal emergency management agency. while we are not a law enforcement agency, public safety is our number one priority. we've taken several actions to promote good public safety during the event. the president has declared emergency, which has enabled us to do several things. the first is to deploy a national incident management team to the d.c. operational management center to work with district partners. we deployed regional assistant teams to maryland and virginia to support their planning and actions. we've been working with the district to identify resource requirements. for example, we are working to pre-stage ambulance resources, and we've moved commodities, such as food and water, closer and to the district should that be needed. we continue to support the secret service on their efforts to plan. we have also conducted several exercises in response to the secret service and other agencies to help prepa

the public doesn't know what the administrator looks at as far as recommendations from the step as far as what studies are involved and i think i should be made public, which is at the heart of what we're trying to do. take the decision-making out of the proverbial back burner, shine some light on it and tell the public this is the basis for our regulation, this is why administrator is making the decision whether not to regulate and to what level to regulate. and i believe that if we explain that to the american public they will be better acceptance of our scientific decisions. right now we appear on some oracle on high sicknesses that will be and this is what the regulation, this is what the standard is going to be, and we don't explain to the american people how we made that decision and that is all i'm trying to do with the science transparency and what we did with the cost-benefit transparency a few weeks ago. one could make all this information available to the public and shine light on. >> i have seen criticism, for example, senator carper has said prior to the rule coming out in

the public doesn't know what the administrators look at as far as recommendations from the staff as far as what studies are important and i think that should be made public which is at the heart of what we are trying to do. taking the decision making out, shine some light on it tells the public this is the basis for publication. this is why they make the decision on whether or not to regulate or what level to regulate. i believe we explained that to the american public, there will be a better acceptance of our scientific decisions. right now, it appears as though they say this is how it's going to be and what the regulation or standard is going to be. we don't explain to the american public on that decision and that's all i'm trying to do and what we did with the transparency a few weeks ago. making all of this information available to the public. >> scene criticism, carver has said the rule coming out in this. between a job and what came available today, the epa is trying to limit use of scientific data and it leads me to a question we have from nick who asks, is this subject to the co