redman says efficacy rates of the vaccine continue to show good immune response compared to the prior booster. she says if you don't get the shot now, it may be too late to give you the best protection. >> people seem to have their best level of protection about two weeks after this booster shot, so that is why it is so important to try to get it now, not waiting until a holiday gathering, not waiting until we already see a surge. >> the holidays are upon us, and dr. redman says the best way to stay worry free is a covid shot in one arm and a flu shot in the other. >> pfizer has launched its study of a combination covid and flu vaccine. they say the first participant has received a dose in phase one of the trial. the shot contains pfizer's updated private -- bivalent covid booster which targets the original strain and two omicron subvariants. larry: an organization fighting for those living on the streets of san francisco is urging the city to provide additional help with the looming closure of the tenderloin center. san francisco mayor opened the center in january as part of a three-

when those people were innocently shot, we got a flag, redman, this the fluid. we have that with the law. you have to b, o, b, a, a funds of confederate batteries, and members of the k, k k. i say that they are christian. i just, it is my hope in mind is that god will push them to put tre. christine, how do you change the heart of a man? well, the law may not change my house of men. it can, and it does change the habits of men. when you are begun by habit to man with a jay bird, his phone off will be june. my mother, she all for welfare wise for women. they holster down with hoses. she still held the bite marks on her leg from the doll. and she also went to jail and i was like to know this, my mamma. why? why not? i mean, she's the sweetest person. oh no. why would somebody do that to her? it was appalling when the news came on about the shooting. mamma say that they don't make no if i stood up and went to jail and get beat for human rights and civil rights and welfare. right. yeah. better do something. and when she fe, gao better do something, we do something.

we spoke to the director of european studies at redman university, who thinks the decision is not in london, economic interest, bullets desire to comply with us foreign policy. they say political interference of that market, at least of $500.00 jobs that they lose. and also for the for the british companies. competitive advantage also in danger. and also damage to the investment environment for you. okay. put it off of the bread seats. you'll have to be very neat china, maybe india market to replace it with a single market. you're paying units. so those behavior actually is on their fire to the oil turned on you okay. relation because you okay, so 5 eyes, airlines of united states when the u. s puts a lot of ships and semi conductor, and then the force or the allies of the 5 ice allies to follow this law. so it doesn't even your case, not dependent, no sacrifice than the economy interests to serfs for the americans. national security for pakistani prime minister in man con, continues to demand fresh election. he is leaving a march with plans to reach the capital of pakistan by saturd

we spoke to the director of european studies at redman university, who thinks the decision is not in london's economic interest, but its desire to comply with us foreign policy. they say political interference of the month page, at least in a $500.00 a job. so that be loose and also for that for the british companies. competitive advantage also in danger and also damage to the investment to environment for you. okay. put it off of the bread seats. you'll k ought to be very neat. china, maybe india market to replace it with a single market that you're paying you need. so those behavior actually is on their fire to the oil turned on you, okay. relation because you, okay, so 5 eyes, airlines of united states when the u. s. puts a lot of chips and semi conductor and then the force or the allies of the allies to follow this law. so it doesn't even your case, not dependent, no sacrifice that the economy interests to serfs for the american national security . last all for now be sure to check out our t v dot com for all of the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at t

earlier we spoke to the director of european studies, aunt redman, university of china, who thinks the decision is not in london's interest. they say political interference of that the mug paid at least $500.00 a job. so that bill lose. and also for that, for the british companies. competitive advantage also in danger and also damage to the investment environment for you. okay. put it off of the bread seats. you'll k ought to be very neat. china, maybe india market to replace it with a single market of the pin units. so those behavior actually is on their fire to the oil, or they're turned on the okay relation, because you, okay, you said 5 eyes, airlines of united states. when the u. s. puts a lot of chips and semi conductor and then the force or the allies of the 5 ice allies to follow this law. so it doesn't even your case, not dependent, no sacrifice than the economy interests to serfs for the american national security . last fall, the world is looking at this friday lunchtime, i'm pizza. scott, me back again with another look at today's biggest stores and about half an hour time.

sarah redman says information can be accessed by the public on their website to access public risk. >> watching water data can help people understand it they need to take additional layers of protection. like wearing a basket indoors or -- wearing a mask indoors or changing their thanksgiving plans. now is the time, but it is not too late for interventions to make a difference getting the flu shot, hitting up-to-date on your covid rooster, and wash hands, wear masks, keep six -- six people away from healthy ones. especially little ones and community and county leaders. >> we all play a role in protecting one another. dustin dashed abc 7 news. >> the california university board of trustees selected a president dr. sylvia axiom was introduced today. she serves as president of texas a&m university in san antonio. >> being in the san jose state and looking at the transformative work going on at the university and being part of the system and the oldest campus, but really the leadership possibilities in such a robust, urban area that is truly a corridor in the heart of silicon valley. >> s

let's bring in mark redman. what are you expecting? we'll continue to see some signs of moderation in hiring, but this is in the context of a still strong job market. and as we listen this week to federal reserve chairman jerome powell, you can see he's somewhat amazed and perhaps a little dismayed that the job market has remained as robust as it has. it's an unusual situation again where there's a bit of a disconnect between what workers want to see and essentially what the central bank is looking for. we need to sort of diffuse this potential source of inflation when we have inflation running so very hot. >> you know, you just heard that number, 75% of americans think there is a recession. you've got such a strong job market at 3.5% unemployment rate at a time people are so worried about the economy. it's very unusual the set of circumstances. >> yeah. what i think i would do in the sense of trying to connect the dots with that, christine, is to say that we've seen this, of course, in all kinds of surveys, including our own as well a

redman says the virus and its subvariance could play a grinch troll this holiday season if we're notnew variance getting a foot hold or starting up here is camping down the overall amount of transmission happening by reducing all transmission and she says we could do this by getting the new by valent covid-19 booster the county sits at about 17% of all residents who have received the updated vaccine sounds low, but it's good compared to the state total of roughly 11% of the 17 million californians that got the initial booster only three million so far have gotten the updated shot and dr. redmond says more is always better. we don't know what level action will need to make sure we're really safe and healthy throughout the winter. so the higher the better in terms of making sure every resident is boosted many people remain on the fence about the booster asking what's the urgency right now? and is it worth it dr. redmond says efficacy rates of the vaccine continue to show good immune response compared to the prior booster and she adds if you don't get the shot now, it may be too late to

her partners included harriet redman, job opportunities for black women were very limited. so she worked as a janitor at the cities in u.s. district court but you also the president of portland's colored women's equal suffrage association the sophisticated third-generation western suffragists also mounted new kinds of splashy creed of campaigns that change american politicking for ever with marches, publicity stunts and the first button told maggie even electric signs. in seattle, doctor coarseness eaten, co-authored the washington women's cookbook, votes for women, good things to eat. she is also an accomplished mountaineer who had some wicked all of the state of washington's, i think there are six big peaks. she led a party of men and women, the women had to wear knickerbockers which are sort of canvas shorts that kind of buckle under the knee. she led this party on a three-week camping trip to carry a suffrage and to the summit of mount rainier. here she is in washington. the other washington. by 1914 suffragists had one in washington, california, oregon, arizona, kansas

i had to fill out about a professional clown and he says andrew redman is a perfect match. he jumps from left to right flaps his arms and make faces just like clown. peruvians 1st laughed at the sucker was goalkeeper until his destruction tactics helped blocked the last of the penalty shoot out. it all said it was time to make people forget and laugh at. he says peruvians were so hurt, it wasn't easy. and they pulled daniel by yet. okay, i said, i said better. so now when i told my buddies i was guzman person like this guy. they quit talking to me and for some blocked me on facebook. my own family told me they didn't want me to be around the house. i had to lead for australia camera. i was to nadia. oh, good awesome. all. yeah. the locals himself. clown, italy, no impersonating the australian goalie has served him well. if the lena gets constant bookings for children's parties, graduations, he's even been featured in newspapers. oh, he's a fever in his own neighbourhood, on the outskirts of lima, monsieur dover, least, gold bend, oregon. ostracized a pedestal knocker, i fee

that applies to women, redman, yellow men, we figured out over time that is what we wrote. i think my friend to allow me too insert myself. >> really appreciate everyone's testimony on helping us figure out a'r path toward. that certainly seems like when you take that path, thank you and i yield back. >> thank you very much. i think everyone is asked her questions but can we go to professor roberson was there any final things you want to say for the record before a yield for his closing remarks professor roberson anything you want to add for the record of the hearing? >> thank you congressman. ii just want to add may be a little bit in way of response to a couple of questions members of the committee asked a minute or so ago. including this most recent comment by congressman cole to reinforce the point he made. think it's important to remember one avenue that was closed in pursuing the tribes in general but the cherokee nation in particular was a judicial route towards important member domestic dependent nation was a jurisdictional case in which the supreme court said squar

clear, but when they road in 1787, didn't apply to women, didn't apply to black men, yellow men, redman. we forget overtime hey, that's what we wrote and that's the application and i think that's what you looking at here. again that's just my opinion. i think my friend for a line me to insert myself. >> certainly. really appreciate everyone's testimony on helping to figure out a path forward because it certainly seems like we need to take that path. thank you. yield back. >> thank you very much. let me ask the panel, you have our answer questions but let me go to professor robertson and ms. schwartz and chief again. if there any final enjoy to say to the record before i yield to mystical for his closing remarks and that i will make a final statement as well. so professor robertson, anything that you want to add for this record of the hearing? >> yes, thank you, congressman. i would justmi like to add mayba little bit and by way of response to a couple of questions that members of the committee asked a minute or so ago, including this most recent comment by congressman cole to sort of re

here to tell us more about this is john redman. he's about this is john redman.osco. thank forjoining us, john. thank you . now there is john. thank you. now there is a surprising yeah, there's a little irony here, isn't there, that on the one hand, we've got people saying, oh, you know, this year because everybody is feeling the pinch . we've just feeling the pinch. we've just got to cut down on what we spend on christmas on food and on prisons. that is going to have a terrible effect , doesn't it, on terrible effect, doesn't it, on all retail trade now? is going to have an effect. but i think christmas isn't cancelled and i think retailers need to try and work out where the demand is and ultimately try and price their products at the right level to keep demand. and black friday is going to be interesting . so going to be interesting. so i think it's retail's tough people have got less money in their pockets and i don't think the recent particularly recent budget particularly helped anybody extra cash helped anybody any extra cash before . so yeah, it's before c