thomas scott, to follow is the libya country director for the international rescue committee. he says europe needs to do more to help the be in authorities. the living coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossings. and so we have, he has national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any visibility into what happens inside the detention centers. we are, we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of a life saving nature through our medical teams. but out of by enlarged the situation is failing the not only the asylum seekers, but also many law abiding peaceful people who have been swept up in this effort by the libyan authorities. to, to stop migration. thousands of people in tennessee have been rallying in support of the president. the opposition is accused side of

and so we have, he has national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any visibility into what happens inside the detention centers. we are, we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of a life saving nature through our medical teams. but a, by and large, the situation is failing the not only the asylum seekers, but also many law abiding peaceful people who have been swept up in this effort by the libyan authorities to, to stop migration. a catholic and conservative groups and mexico rallied against a court ruling that could pave the way for the de criminalization of abortions right across the country. on a reply, as this report now from mexico city, were walking down the main avenue that cuts right through the middle of mexico city with several 100 demonstrators. now this march was organized by r

well, thomas garofalo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee. he joins us from tunis. good to have you ever. so what happens to some of these refugees and migrants once they're apprehended by libyan authorities? well, they are entirely and they are brought back to libya and they are put into detention . unfortunately, there are no very rare cases when people are released in the vast majority are put into very harsh conditions inside detention centers in libya. ok. but i mean, detention for want, what is the process of the detain because they have entered libya without documentation? are they being repatriated back to their countries? if they came from elsewhere, i mean, what happens in this detention? what is the system? well it's, it's quite opaque actually. unfortunately we, we are, the, is very difficult to track these migrants and asylum seekers. once they go into detention, often they are able to secure their release. but the fact is that 25000 people have been returned this year already in a vast increase from the previous year. and many o

doctor said this facility run by the international rescue committee with support from units of i barely coping with high number of children seeking help. did you receive between 15 and 20 patients? 80. but petition. any we do gets out of that space and in where such, because we are exempt to come under the deluxe, the o e at them to go to the facility, or if we can give them any other indication for them to take and then come to moving the money so that we can admit them was we have the space as my to my not be be prepared to leave 6 mothers holding their sick. children wait outside, each is hoping their child will take up the next available bet space. it went to this mother and how severely malnourished child, as well as teaching under his children the hospital also treats and feeds mothers to boost their immune systems. what's happening here is repeated in many other hospitals in the city. with crops about to be harvested, doctor's under trish's, hope malnutrition cases will decline, but there are no guarantees. since inflation has hot incomes and unemployment remains high. the i'm gr

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rescue. back in 2016, you may recall that we passed legislation that was worked on in this committee called the national urban search-and-rescue response systems act. in enhanced compensate -- compensation for search-and-rescue teams and required fema to replace certain equipment used by those teams. how has that worked? can you give us a sense of whether the legislation was helpful or not? and what more could be done to use that legislation? can you give us a sense of where we are with regard to implementation of that and what else could be done? mr. butler: yes, thank you. we ask that congress can appropriate $50 million for the use of our system in fy 2022. this funding would allow our teams to replace current transportation assets, like you mentioned, which are nearing the end of their lives. and increased funding would allow fema to conduct three or four full-scale sizes of gear, provide training, along with operational readiness. i will stop there and answer the genesis of your question. how has it worked so far? it worked well, has worked well up until this point. as we've talked about t

rescue. back in 2016 you may recall we passed legislation that was worked on in this committee called the national urban search and rescue response systems act and it enhanced compensation and protectionsfor urban search and rescue teams and required payment of finance to replace equipment used by those teams . how does that work? can you give us a sense of whether the legislation was helpful or not and what more could be done to improve that legislation? you mentioned the resource system continues. can you give us a sense of where you are with regard to district isolation and what else could be done ? >> thank you. we ask that congress appropriate $50 million for the system in fy 2022. this funding would lallow our teams to replace current transportation asset like you've mentioned which are nearing the end of their lives and increased funding would allow us to be able to conduct three or four full-scale exercises each year and provide training along withour operational readiness . i'll stop there and answer the genesis of your question, how it worked so far. it has worked well up until this poin

committee. >> julie: officers rescue an unconscious man from a burning vehicle. heroes.the drive out. he was unconscious after a single car crash. taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. he is expected to be okay. >> bill: awesome video. it's amazing what they pulled off. china stepping up its tough talk on taiwan. tensions rise over the island nation. a editor told the white house to back off: >> senator tom cotton, strong language. our commit to taiwan is solid and contributes to the maintenance of the peace and stability. >> that's strong language from their propaganda outlet. they have been flying into taiwan's air space now. this is exploiting weakness that joe biden already demonstrated. we had the retreat from afghanistan and president biden would not even say china's name. he said we don't seek a cold war. of course america never seeks a war of any kind. when china is waging a cold war against us the only choice is to win it or lose it. and joe biden is losing it. it would be a catastrophe to allow china to envade and annex taiwan. we need to help taiwan fortif

rescue. back in 2016, you may recall we passed legislation that was worked on in this committee called the national search and rescue response systems act, and enhanced conservation and protections for urban rescue teams, and requiring fema to finance and replace certain equipment used by those teens. how does that work? can you give us a sense of whether the legislation was help or not? and what more could be done to improve that legislation? you just remembered the programs, funding resources continuing. but, can you give us a sense of where we are with regard to implementation of that legislation and what else can be done? >> yes, thank you. we asked that congress can appropriate 1600 hundred dollars for the [inaudible] system in [inaudible] 2022. these this funding will allow us to use our teams to replace assets [inaudible] which are nearing the end of their lives, and increased funding also would allow fema to conduct a three or four full scale exercises each year to provide training along with operational readiness. i'll stop there and answer genesis off your question, how does it how has it

this committee has taken important steps in providing health care institutions with much-needed resources. earlier this year, congress passed the american rescue when which provided funding for the expansion of pediatric health care. this committee passed the bill back better act which among other nickel help visions, includes a permanent extension of the children's health insurance program and investments in children's mental health programs. the biden administration is taking bold action to support the safe reopening of schools, this includes significant efforts to increase vaccination rates. which can build a blanket of protection for children around them. i'm also encouraged by reports that at least one vaccine manufacture may be submitting an application for a vaccine for children soon, and the fda said it intends to act on that application. the centers for disease control and prevention has issued article guidance throughout the pandemic, including guidance for health care survivors -- providers, and guidance for educators. it will continue to take all of us working together to keep our children safe. i think our witnesses. together, we

rescue us and our families. but as the final point than the chairman of the committee to buy is elwoods speaking auster, that quite long recession. he said the group are only just as scratching the surface to day. and they'll be many more uncomfortable moments. full members of parliament that actually were key players in the withdrawal of afghanistan, written secret, sad at south storing the most classified documents on amazon. the u. s. company has reportedly landed a lucrative contract with government communications headquarters. am i 5 and my 6 said to use that cloud system? according to report, the contract will allow spine to shy information more easily from abroad and allow from greater integration of a amazon luc set to land to 1000000000 pounds over the next 10 years. in the d, u, the u. k and amazon have so far, refused to comment, was spoke with former m. i 5 intelligence officer, and shawn, who thinks it imposes on the case over in tape. i find it astonishing that the most secret national security information contained by m i 5 and 6, and g t h king can be outsourced to a private corporation based withi

committee. what should the u.s. do to rescue these kidnapped americans? >> first and foremost, pray for them.eed to track down where they are and see if negotiations without paying ransom are possible or whatever we need to on a military or police front. i think probably everybody watching, i get one or two kevin bacons away i guess has been a missionary to haiti. >> let's turn to the january 6 committee. i want to take a listen to what president biden said on friday. >> what's your message to people who defy congressional subpoenas? >> i hope the committee goes after them and holds them accountable. >> should they be prosecuted by the justice department? >> yes. >> the justice department later clarified that they would make their decisions based only on the law and on the facts. do you think it's appropriate for president biden to say that? does it make your job on the committee more difficult? >> i think it's appropriate. the president has every right to signal. i think he has every right to make it clear where the administration stands. god knows, the prior administration every two hours w

much more ahead on this program. 187 hostages rescued from nigeria, held by armed bandits for weeks. the nobel committeenizes investigative journalists. russia has more independent media to its foreign agent list. a fire breaks out. one of europe's top football teams. ♪ anchor: the nobel peace prize has been awarded to journalists from the philippines and russia who braved the wrath of their presidents to expose corruption and misrule. maria and demetri were declared joint winners in their fight to defend freedom of expression. reporting from oslo. correspondent: recognition for to journalists from countries where investigative reporting is always difficult and sometimes deadly. >> ms. ressa and mr. muratov are receiving the peace prize for their fight for freedom of expression in the philippines and russia. correspondent: maria ressa with her platform is investigating president's violent antidrug campaign. as editor in chief of the newspaper, there are many aspects of russian politics, corruption, and crime dmitri has not looked into. over the years, six colleagues have been murdered for the work and h

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ahead on this program. 187 hostages, rescued from a forest in nigeria is i'm far a state where they've been held by armed bandits for weeks. as the nobel committee recognizes investigative journalists, russia has more independent media to it's growing. foreign agent list and in sport fi breaks out a venue preparing jose, one of europe's top football teams. ah, well, the nobel peace prize has been awarded to journalists from the philippines and russia, who braved the raf of that presidents to expose corruption and misrule. maria rasta and dmitri myrtle were declared, joint winners of the prize that fight to defend freedom of expression or a challenge. now, reports from oslo. a recognition for 2 journalists from countries where investigative reporting is always difficult, and sometimes deadly. miss reza and mister murata, are receiving the peace prize for their courageous high for freedom of expression in the philippines. in russia, maria ressa with her digital platform, rapper. she's investigated, president rodrigo deterred a violent anti drug campaign knocked off. i read it still sha fewer as editor in chief with the newspaper of i guess yetter.

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i will have been chair of the committee for two terms, my main isn't american rescue plan, my name willther bill that's sizable as well and that's a pretty good way to go out. i don't think you can read anything into this politically. i'm very optimistic, as adam schiff is, of our chances next year. i think we lost a lot of seats because of the straight ballot voting. the people that came out and voted straight ticket republican won't come out in the same numbers. i feel pretty good about that. we'll keep my seat and i'll be happy about that as well. and i'll be working hard to make sure that's a sure thing. >> you said, we're going to keep my seat. one, you're in a safe democratic district, but also the possibility of your son running to secede you. i'll ask you about that another anytime. john yarmouth, thank you very much for coming back to "the sunday show." >>> coming up, i'm catching up with democratic nominee for virginia governor terry mcauliffe who's out on the campaign trail this morning with stacey abrams. stay with us. this morning with stacey abrams. stay with us ♪ limu emu

rescue plan ultimately making a decision on afghanistan. broke new grounds in the reporting there. the trump material is so compelling and is active with the january 6 committeency. if you want to learn more about the president's right now, pick up a copy. host: the book is called peril. it is co-authored. also serving as apical reporter for the washington post. thank you for your time today. guest: thank you. host: he is with the research center. he is the director for race and ethnicity research. mitchell of is good morning. -- mr. lopez. how much pardue latino voters hold? -- power do. guest: there is more than in previous elections. you can see republicans opening community centers or places of contact teen of voters in south texas or san antonio. this next election should be interesting to see how much attention latinos get but also where they fall given the circumstances of those upcoming elections. host: what did he 2020 elections tell us about those trends? guest: we saw a shift towards trump relative to 2016. back in 2016, he got 28 percent of latino voter support but in 2020, according to our verified voter study, he won about 38% of voter support.

committee. emergency housing vouchers is a really unique opportunity through the federal government, through the american rescue plan and through h.u.d. to offer approximately 900 new vouchers in san francisco and these will function similar to like a section eight. they will be administered by the housing authority, but in partnership with hsh and one of the differences between this and a traditional section 8 is while it's time limited, it cannot be reissued. so it's critical we work with our providers that will be housed because after 2023, we will not be able to re-issue the vouchers. as we work with the housing authority to develop our plan and priorities identified three key priorities we want to keep up by targeting people who are literally homeless and decreasing flow homelessness by targeting those at risk. the ehvs are wonderful. we're super excited about that. of course, for their own stability and well being, but also if folks do fall out of these vouchers, we won't be able to administer there them in the community and providing support services is a good part of that work. the last slide which is a

so this committee and the biden administration have taken important steps to protect families and institutions with much-needed resources. congress passed the american rescue plan which provided expansion of pediatric mental health care. just last week this committee passed the build back better act, which, among other critical health provisions, includes a permanent extension of the children's health insurance program and investments in children's health programs. the biden administration has taken bold action to support the safe re-opening of schools. this includes significant efforts to increase the vaccination rate of adults and children over 12, which can build a blanket of protection for the children around them. i'm also encouraged by reports that at least one vaccine manufacturer may be submitting an application for a covid-19 vaccine for children very soon, and the fda has said it intends to act on that application when it comes within a matter of weeks. and the centers for disease control and prevention has issued critical guidance throughout the pandemic, including guidance for healthcare providers, community and business leaders, and educators

election law, instead of actually covering, you know, covid-19 and the american rescue plan, which are on the tabs for this committee's web site, the committee has not had one full hearing dealing with either of those two issues. the committee has not addressed the growing concern and some of the growing scientific data that is coming up with respect to natural immunity versus vaccinated immunity. the committee has not heard at any time in the 117th congress anything dealing with that. the committee has not discussed the fact that there are american citizens who are being compelled to vaccinate or they will lose their job. whether they actually have immunities from covid-19 or not. the oversight committee has not brought that up once. we're not even discussing it. it's not something that the chairwoman is even thinking about bringing. we've not discussed the american rescue plan, and the very clear data that exists that the american rescue plan has put downward pressure on small business owners to be able to hire people to come back to work in their businesses across the country. we have not discussed the southern bor

sent you a letter early part of october asking for some oversight in our committee about dollars expended in the american rescue plan. and we really should have that look where we're spending it, what is it, jason, $4.6 trillion today but we already spent $1.9 trillion, stories from the news media this summer, 2.5% could be spent by cities and localities. they're worried about federal clawbacks. reluctant to let the money go. we ought to look at that. we ought to understand what has happened to the dollars that we've already sent out the door. mr. pallone: i'll be glad to talk to you about doing more oversight in that regard. mr. burgess: i was going to point out, even, chairman mcgovern, i write a lot of letters, but chairman mcgovern does answer my letters or tweets at me which is satisfactory. [laughter] >> mr. burgess. mr. burgess: yes. mrs. rodgers: going back to the methane fee, they may have named the program different but it's basically the same and includes the $1,500 per ton tax that ultimately is going to be paid for by consumers. mr. burgess: so natural gas tax survived the cutting room floor is wha