moderating will be tom richie the vice president for development at cybersecurity premium services for raytheon intelligence. tom visited with me earlier this year and he has worked tirelessly to bring this event to fruition for you today. we thank them very much for their support of this important summit. tom richie will be interviewing christy russia the federal chief information security officer for one of the first public interviews with chris in his new role. please enjoy this fascinating takeoff. >> good morning chris and i want to start by first of all welcoming you in thanking you for kicking off this summit which we believe is really important to the nation for our national security, the government and industry and your presence makes it even more so. secondly want to congratulate you on your appointment to your new role as the chief information security officer for president biden. no small accomplishment. congratulations on that affect offer an opportunity to share some opening remarks if you would. >> thank you tom. i really appreciate that congratulations and it's fantasti

"the daily caller"'s richie mcginnis is live on the ground in brooklyn center.hat the officer has now been charged? >> well, we were on the ground last night, and there were about a few hundred protesters peer of the curfew was originally set for 10:00 p.m. then moved up to 8:00 p.m., and an unlawful assembly was declared just before sundown, and actually, one protester started banging up against the fence, riot control munitions were deployed, and things were quite chaotic from there. i saw at least over a dozen arrests right before my eyes and i also was caught up in the mix myself. >> lawrence: so how is the move tonight, though, because last night it was out of control, obviously, we saw businesses starting to burn, and the community leaders have been calling for peace to no avail, but now that there has been some type of charges, is there any type of home this, knowing the criminal justice process is taking place? >> i don't think so. we were in front of the police station earlier today and most people seemed pretty intent on coming out tonight to protester

some of that what role you if you are going to rain from, most meeting sources your again hiring richie so true. that is really the conversation. treasuries from ralph that -- -- >> is this more of a pricing issue or structural issue for this cycle? >> i think they will rise gradually for the remainder of the year. underperformance equities news sort of omarosa will. people are grabbing as much yield in the fed truly purchasing assets. al capone diversification, what does it look like? can you walk me through where the next step goes? what is your suggestion schumer -- suggestion? >>? recognize the loss of balance does not mean that you will for you is reached year. if you're going to accept more risk, you have to know what your rumors tolerance is. it is not acceptable on its word and the whole conversation around alternative forms and diversification comes other ways which i can mitigate some of the risks i am taking on areas in my portfolio i am looking for upside participation, but trump gave the downside. looking across those seeps, that is how i really solve the problem. >> perhap

and the treasury are looking at launching a new digital currency dubbed brit coin finance minister richie soon and said he wants to create a more high tech financial services except this comes at a time when cash payments are generally on the decline in the u.k. party g to the pandemic. jimmie's ruling conservatives appear to be a step closer to ending a showdown over who will stand as their candidate for chancellor at elections this fall senior members off and get him a close c.d.u. party floated overnight i am wide margin to back to run as the conservative candidate for chancellor but lash it is still competing against marcus siddha who heads the cd used the variant sr policy of the c.s. unit the conservatives have yet to put forward a unified candidate ahead of september's election. and news chief political editor. has been following that story for us very closely hi michelle so the city is top crossed they've picked i mean. while his rival marcus it accepts this decision. was already being widely reported sighting close's sources close to him that he will accept this at the same time

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the oklahoma university and then seen an aggressive alliance was formed researcher and me lawyer richie whitman and ducted jason bateman they've all gathered to establish a common fight plan against every single laboratory. case . dr beaman has created the 1st college education program of the country on pain killers addiction. and also what provide education to all of the 1st drivers from dentists doctors in baton areas right then and there. we think that that will do more to the result you were describing than any of our other initiatives i think the overwhelming response has been that the doctors that are graduating now and going out into practice are not person writing these and we've seen over 20 percent decline in perception in oklahoma over the last 2 years my medical students will never be involved in this overprescribing behavior and there are definitely some doctors have knowingly contributed to this problem they saw an opportunity to make money and they went for it but that's that's a very small minority vocal when this department of justice is also trying to stop those who ar

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do you start with that i mean people like kent and his ideology will be very happy not to have any richiegenes or how many people in the slums with the euro back to reality they're just not brave enough to say it's i think the vast majority of muslims who come to europe who were born in europe have a way of contributing and being part of european society i think that's something to celebrate not to denigrate and the politics of division the politics of the far right which we read in this interview is on the way down across europe ok those are the top stories as they look at this hour i will return with dates for you see you in half now. listening to national will discover that i was ready been able to molest that solicit it to prevent. her from the regular morgue you're more your partner are going to be moving through right. now. thank you all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that i'm like i don't i'm just nobody it is not my achievement mr davies are 5 you have plans for can see the need and get it out by the people themselves if gallo would produce or even floor it with the idea of maki

defense the right of the public to have access to the truth and soon as you all know to richie leaks he published very sensitive information that governments try to keep secrets on you know providing evidence for war crimes and corruption and essentially what we see and feel are playing out in the 11th of april 2019 this kind of. a peak event in his persecution that had already lasted since 2010 and where. it peaked in mice is really the way he has been persecuted for a decade in the way he was expelled from the embassy but then he without any legal counsel reality legal primitive easy to process this asylum status was revoked just choose it. loria nationality was revoked because it was a door in constitution does not allow extradition of actual dorian's to other countries and all of this was done without any due process and obviously with any you know an hour or 2 he was then brought to the police station and from there on works to a court where a criminal trial hearing had already been scheduled for him for so he and he was convicted within about 15 minutes for a alleged crime of b

defense the right of the public to have access to the truth and soon as you all know to richie leaks he published very sensitive information that governments try to keep secrets on you know providing evidence for war crimes and corruption and essentially what we see and feel are playing out in the 11th of april 2019 this kind of. a peak event in his persecution that had already lasted since 2010 and where. it peaked in mice is really the way he has been persecuted for a decade in the way he was expelled from the embassy but then he without any. legal counsel without a legal remedy and due process his asylum status was revoked history as a korean nationality was revoked because it would or in constitution does not allow extradition of actual dorian's to other countries and all of this was done without any due process and obviously but then you know an hour or 2 he was then brought to the police station and from there on works to a court where a criminal trial hearing had already been scheduled for and for so he and he was convicted within about 15 minutes for a alleged crime of bail i

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator the richie here in south africa as well we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that is reassuring for the public on the other hand that is confusing for the public because we say go go go no go that is confusing we need to be able to be sure that . india has announced another record daily high of new cases of covert 19 just short of 185000 registered in the past day that's around twice as many as brazil and the u.s. the 2 other west had countries the epicenter has been maharashtra where new restrictions are coming into effect western state includes financial capital mom by and accounts for around a quarter of new infections there's a problem has more. so from wednesday evening until the rest of the month people of modest will not be allowed to go out on this to go to work or to get essential supplies groceries medicines are going to the bank and only essential services will be allowed to operate the state leader has said that this is the cause he said

the group is led by republican operative richie greenberg in san francisco. a judge has to smith has dismissed the case against the man who attacked police with a bottle. it happened back in december of 2019, jamaica. hampton was shot by two officers, one of whom was also indicted in the case. hampton faced several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. on friday, a judge dismissed the case over a problem with identifying hampton during the grand jury preceded the da's office says they plan to re file the charges. the jury in the derrick show been murder trial heard closing arguments today and deliberated for four hours before adjourning for the night. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live to help break down the three charges that jurors are deciding second degree murder, third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. janna. julie one of the keys. decisions that the jury is going to have to make is whether show van's actions were considered reasonable. the jury's made up of seven women and five men and i spoke with the legal expert today about

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator for richie here in south africans while we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that is reassuring for the public on the other hand as you say it's confusing for the public because they say go go go no go that is computing we need to be able to be a short one. india's health care system is struggling to deal with a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases there were more than 180000 new infections and a 1000 deaths on tuesday tough new restrictions are coming into effect in the worst that states. are in their correspondent elizabeth parata reports from new delhi. a long line of ambulances outside a covert byington hospital in the state of inside a patients struggling to breathe and waiting for a bed to become available good roth is one of many states but the hospitals are overcrowded and they don't have enough equipment or health care workers to deal with the current caseload. the ambulances bring in the patients who are on oxygen supply some of them are cri

and then heard expert testimony from folks talking about historic violence all the way to andrea richie talking about police violence against black women gender nonconforming in trance people and so these conversations are right in the report this analysis about these pretextual traffic stops about mental illness so many of these cases involve traffic stops involve people with mental illness involved people that are looking for help and calling the police to get some help and folks are ending up dead in and when case paralyze you know that we've looked at and so there's recommendations here that talk about of course the domestic issue and looking at what can be done to meth the cli with respect it all the way from training and reform all the way to some aspects of abolition where you're talking about defunding and be feigning the police you find all of that in the. report but there's also the conversations about and findings around the issue of how we take this in the international context what are the international rules about law enforcement in the use of force and the commission foun

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator the richie here in south africa as well we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that is reassuring for the public on the other hand as you say it's confusing for the public because they say go go go no go that is computing we need to be able to be assured. india has announced another record all daily high of new cases of covert 19 just short of 195000 registered in the past day that's around twice as many as brazil in the united states the epicenter has been maharastra where new restrictions are coming into effect the western state includes the financial capital of mumbai that accounts for about a quarter of new infections. u.s. president joe biden is due to announce that he will withdraw all remaining troops from afghanistan by september 11th that means pushing back a deadline set by his predecessor and speaking at a meeting with nato allies in brussels u.s. sector state and lincoln hinted that other countries in the alliance school followed suit toge

impossible challenge from lawmakers it's become so you about the average life expectancy is officially richie's to the public health emergency has been declared i. it's caused a deep mistrust from those in the community towards both in power. trying to keep the hair on begam or on your side of the street not our time and then to have to find out as well the. british columbia has full times the amounts of the u.k. and yet 7 percent of its my one cruise came from these 2 clubs. is another one of that spike is the 3 place does what. they are her and then you know a dealer out here there at the lowest they've been watching me and we're going to move further into the ground like it makes sense not to rain if i'm bleeding to death i don't want to help but it's down i don't want their help they're not my friend. i know what i'm here i played a part in every single interaction i'm not yeah i'm a colorful vogue i mean. i've been known to have been at it here however they're professionals right i'm not i'm a fashion. i'm i'm not a i'm not a real bad no there. there's always gonna be some are there certai

. >> joining me now to discuss is congressman richie torres from new york and maya mcginnis.sponsible federal budget. thank you very much for coming to "the sunday show." congressman, i'll start with you. where do you fall in this all-out political warfare thing i talked about? progressives spending enough or moderates weary of the tax increases? >> so i call on the progressive side of the aisle. the bigger and bolder and better. but having said that, you know, we're in the midst of an fdr moment and the biden administration is harnessing the power of this movement to propose the most comprehensive infrastructure investment in more than a half century. it's about access to the internet, which is more critical than ever in a age of remote learning. i want it to be bigger and bolder but it's a fundamentally strong start. >> and, congressman, to put a finer point on it, you think it should be bolder on housing to the tune of -- you think it should be $70 billion. specifically on public housing. i'm a product of public housing. public housing in new york city has been so savagely

and my big winner was lionel richie putting on an incredible concert in virginia. seen garth brooks? >> reba mcentire. >> juan: all right. dana, you are up. >> dana: you know c-span? a thing that you see it as you are going through? i did an interview with tori clark. she is an amazing public servant, communicator, super, super talented. there is jasper in the background and interviewed me about the book and it was a real honor, so that is now at c-span.org and you search dana perino. here is a dog bouncing chocolate milk on its head. how cute is that? >> dan: that is cruel. >> milk is bad for dogs. >> dana: i don't think they gave it to them to drink. i do not see that part. >> juan: all right, dan bongino, you are up. >> dan: speaking of dogs, although my dog lucy may never reach the exalted status of the great to jasper, my dog is an obedient school and has been miserable. i woke up for the first time without her and usually come out in the morning and say hey, buddy and she looks at me with that look and i miss her. so a little shout out to my dog, not the exal

. >> lionel richie?200 points, so here we go. yehya, name this famous celebrity. >> oh, that guy -- he's the one with sylvester stallone, you know the last move with arnold, whatever he have, it's a -- >> jason statham! [ laughter ] >> he's american-african. what that is called that one? >> jimmy: the pectoral muscles? >> idris alba? >> jimmy: no. >> his, what is called? >> jimmy: tell this guy what he looks like. >> he dances -- yeah. he like you. he dance. >> uh -- wesley snipes? [ laughter ] >> no, he dance like you, like you. >> terry crews? >> jimmy: it is terry crews! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] oh, look at that. >> look! >> jimmy: you can take off your blindfolds. i mean, technically it's a tie. really corinne won but it doesn't matter because you're both going home with a prize. >> okay. oh! yeah, that was me! it was me! i love it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tell them what they won. >> dicky: terry and corinne are each going home with a fly swatter a swatter and bag of ice. >> jim

well, and we'll bring our own water because meanwhile, richie. >> sports don't have you on the edge of your seat. how about a roller coaster bay area. amusement parks are open to california. residents only starting today. that means 6 flags you can go there and they have a new way to check your temperature without slowing down. a live look at the center since this morning. you walk through you walk. it is likely that they don't need to slow you down and you can see your temperature and like you. i know you don't have to test like you do at the giants stadium or anything, you know, for covid. but this is what they're doing. the boardwalk in santa cruz. it's open. you go to those rides disneyland, the big doesn't open until the end of the month and james, by the way, turns out you can scream your head off if you want to doctors say you should not because it is dangerous. it spreads covid more. but yeah, unlike in japan, they really did make a rule. no they said please scream inside your i'm not kidding. you in stream maybe california, though. you can scream. however, it is not recommende

and and put richie in and in charge of the party newspaper when i was reading again i was thinking about today where the democrats are trying to start this network this you know the right to get the somebody to challenge rush limb to have somebody challenge the conservative talk show. how do you think you were at it? how long were you with the national tennis in? well, i was there off and on for 43 years. i joined the kennedy administration for a couple of years, but i was there for 43 years and i was editor and publisher for 30. um, and you're you were editorial director of the year how long directive usa today for 10 years? yeah. but what you how long do you work for bobby kennedy two years? but this this whole i mean reading back in those days and just thinking about today the number of people that have been in politics and now are in the media. is there any real change after all these years? yeah. what's the change? i mean that that ability the party to control the news media media simply doesn't exist and and i you know, i think that there are some people watch television today and

well, well, the end we'll bring our own water because meanwhile, richie. >> sports don't have you on the edge of your seat. how about a roller coaster bay area. amusement parks are open to california. residents only starting today. that means 6 flags you can go there and they have a new way to check your temperature without slowing down. a live look at the center since this morning. you walk through you walk. it is likely that they don't need to slow you down and you can see your temperature and like you. i know you don't have to test like you do at the giants stadium or anything, you know, for covid. but this is what they're doing. the boardwalk in santa cruz. it's open. you go to those rides disneyland, the big doesn't open until the end of the month. >> and james, by the way, turns out you can scream your head off if you want to doctors say you should not because it is dangerous. it spreads covid more. unlike in japan, they really did make a rule. no they said please scream inside your i'm not kidding. you in stream maybe california, though. you can scream. however, it is not reco

. >> joining me now is michelle richy with the policy and communications committee and elizabeth newmanntability project who put out that ad and former department of homeland security official. >> what do you make of his attempt to censure congresswoman waters and what do they have to stand on when it comes to inciting violence especially after january 6th? >> yeah, i thought that ad was perfect, elizabeth. so good job on that. i thought it was absolutely phenomenal and shows hypocrisy. mccarthy doesn't know what confrontational mean, and if you look up the word hypocrite you would see his picture next to it, trump did incite violence and said after i listened to what he actually said i don't think that he incited the violence on the deadly insurrection on january 6th. and this happens all of the time with the gop, and i'll be very interested and more likely to want to hear anything else that they have to say when they start censuring police brutality as members of the democratic party only because they're trying to push this narrative of the leftist mob. >> yeah. it certainly seems tha

absolute interest in helping the japanese government pretend that there's no risk of an exacting richie's with regard to the toughest tourists and i've attended those meetings in tokyo i've read the reports i've seen what's going on and they've completely ignored the alternatives that are clearly there which is not for discharge book for long term storage they had options back in 2015 to remove radioactive tritium those were offers from the us government us nuclear agency the ignored those because they were too expensive and so by choosing not to defend the environment and in fact ignore the public's will in japan and also in east asia japanese government is moving ahead with plans that will ultimately contaminate the pacific to the east china sea the sea of japan that's not acceptable you just said that the alternative is long term storage can you tell us more about what that involves and if that is safe. so the fukushima daiichi plant according to the japanese government will be completely decommissioned by 2040 to 2051 in other words the next 20 to 30 years that's complete fantasy this

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator that richie here in south africa as well we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that's reassuring for the public on the other hand as you say is confusing for the public because they say go go go no go that is computing we need to be able to be a short one. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour argentina. go back into lockdown and see the economy slump further or cases keep rising along the road to recovery the bleak for costs for those living in the shadow of a caribbean volcano that continues to iraq. well it's day 13 of the dairy in minneapolis in the united states you're looking at the live pictures from inside the courtroom and the former policeman is accused of murdering george floyd by kneeling on his neck for more than 9 minutes in a case that's triggered worldwide protests demanding racial justice there he is. now the defense is calling witnesses to the stands and it is expected to wrap up before the weekend witness right there pathology exp

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator the richie here in south africa as well we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that's reassuring for the public on the other hand as you say is confusing for the public because they say go go go no go that is confusing we need to be able to be a short one. india has announced another record daily high of new cases of covert 19 just short of 185000 that's around twice as many as brazil and you know the united states the 2 other worst hit countries the epicenter has been maharastra where new restrictions are coming to affect the western state includes the financial capital of mumbai that accounts for about a quarter of new infections and those with power on them has more now from new delhi. so from wednesday evening until the rest of the month the modest will not be allowed to go out on this to go to work or to get essential supplies groceries medicines are going to the bank and only essential services will be allowed to operate the state leader has sai

said is that they're being ultra cautious i think many regulators i'm i'm i chair the regulator that richie here in south africa as well we're being very cautious about safety signals and evaluating them that's good news that's reassuring for the public on the other hand as you say is confusing for the public because they say go go go no go that is computing we need to be able to be a short one. so korea has reported its highest daily rise in cases of covert 1000 since january more than 700 over the past day health experts are warning a 4th wave is looming as clusters spread from greater seoul to more than a dozen regions and cities this despite strict social distancing rules the government has been criticized for a slow vaccine rollouts wrote mcbride has more from still. it's just seem to be a troubling trend that is happening literally across south korea and it is being blamed in part at least on the weather in the last week or 2 we have seen an awful lot of spring sunshine that has led to a lot more south koreans travelling which seems then to have resulted in these clusters we have a si

or the scooter, or richie ashburn or somebody. and then we have a lot of talk about them. then they would get in and no one ever mentioned them again, so if you want to bury a guy publicly, you put him in the hall of fame, you make him the 180th best member of the hall of fame instead of best guy or most famous guy not in the hall of fame. that would kind of do the same for joe if he were in but if he's in and family is coming in, father, mother, parent has got the kid there and looking at this plaque, so what did this guy do? what took him so long to get here? is this the best baseball has to offer, you know, that he took the money and complained about not getting more? you know? one of the things about honor and such, the reason -- one of the reasons why landis may apply that standard to buck weaver is he had a nephew in the u.s. military academy, and the honor code of i will not lie, cheat, steal nor will i tolerate anybody who does, okay, is what essentially applied to weaver. yes? yes, sir? >> how did the sox begin rebuilding the team? >> money. money. they buy a lot

or the school they're fill resu, though or richie ashburn or somebody. and they will have a lot of talk about them. and then they would get in and no one ever mentioned them again. so if you want to bury a guy publicly you put him in the hall of fame you make him the 180th best member of the hall of fame instead of the best guy or most famous guy not in the hall of fame. and and this that would kind of do the same thing for shoeless joe if he were in but if he's in and a family is you know coming in and the father or mother parent is has got the little kid there and looking at this plaque and it's like so what did this guy do and what took him so long to get here and the is this is this the best baseball has to offer you know that you know, he took the money and complained about not getting more. you know. no, one of the one of the things about well about honor and and such. the reason one of the reasons why landis may apply that standard to buck weaver is landis had a nephew who was in the us military academy and that honor code there of i will not lie

>> a lot of people i think i'm nicole richie for whatever reason. comes to redistricting, they tends to impact black voters more than any other demographic and when you think about the fact that black voters are the backbone of the democratic party and the fact that redistricting has been impacted the most negatively, this is something they will have to be concerned about because we know black voters tend to turn out more for presidential elections and they're turning out more for midterm election. my concern is they will get comfortable now that biden is in office and there is control of the house and senate, they might not see the purpose of turning out. this is why it's so important to educate. >> john: is they are a potential big advantage or might it be overstated? >> enthusiasm does win elections, but the democrats problem is not based on the demographics of skin color. it's the fact that they are fundamentally wrong on policy and that the province of joe biden emma kamala harris was to bring them together. they haven't done that. they have to

return to the judges' panel for the first live show of the season alongside katy perry and lionel richie that i adore but for me it's like if i'm being honest it's nostalgic. >> right. >> i feel like i'm visiting my little brother with the show that we started with our other one randy. >> oh, yes, randy. >> and our grandfather. >> our grandfather now, simon. >> i like that. i like that. >> so good to see paula and her return as a guest judge but it is only as a guest. coming back just for the live episode while regular series host luke bryan recovers from covid-19. she did have another surprise guest join a little facetime with judge randy. there he is. hopefully luke will be back on "american idol" when it airs next sunday night 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. >>> also this morning, a "gma" exclusive. gilda's club is a cancer support program founded in memory of late "snl" comedian gilda radner, and the new york city chapter is announcing they're hosting their first-ever concert. it's called it's always something and will feature exclusive performances by sting, john batiste, kenny loggins

richie since we're supposed to take the great resources we initiated into our tool belt. >> i'm sorry, you're asking me, commissioner paulson? >> commissioner: yes. >> commissioner: obviously, all of us own this discussion but i think what was coming to my mind and helpful about those conversations was that it focused on certain key areas we want to follow-up on and there's so many issues but clearly the areas that keep resonating the design drought, working with the districts, alternative sources of supply and whatever comes out from the voluntary agreement, our own or master one in some way. and the parts of that in terms of predation or other kinds of things we want to do to make the river a healthy place and you hear of meetings with the district and state. i'm not sure there is a particular deliverable they want next week, right? it's the whole discussion and how we keep track of all the different things. do we want to speed them up? sure. part is having ongoing discussions and a question that came to mind after receiving public comment is yes, this is urgent and some things take

richie rubio from behavioral health services led a session on recognizing the ongoing mental health needs of the asian p.i. community. so the forum that moved on to further discussions of facilitated by d.p.h. volunteers and covid command staff. so it was a productive forum. and, then, executive leadership in conjunction with partnering with staff throughout sfdph had a number of discussions with regard to this issue including zuckerberg san francisco laguna hospital and support in solidarity and understand that discrimination will not be tolerated on our campuses or in any of our workplace environments. d.p.h. leaders also continue to meet with community based organizations and provide time to recognize the need for healing and availability of resources. so this resolution that you just passed is certainly in alignment with the current activity of the defendant and we will continue to reinforce and strengthen our work going forward in that regard. there's a lot in the director's report on vaccinations and covid-19. we will provide that with the update. i will give you a brief update and

current plan focusing on infrastructure crusting would help get gop support, new york congressman richiening. >> i would like your reaction to this, obviously, i have the is a huge spending package, coming after the coronavirus relief package. addressed so many things, including you a small portion of the coronavirus itself, your thoughts on what the package kind of should look like here, i mean there are a lot of folks saying we don't need this much spending. >> sure a couple different things, i don't think the people grassp how much trillion dollars is specifically proposal 2.3 every time we do that, sounds like a small change, two trillion to 2.3 trillion, 300 billion dollars, overall budget jackie, of the united states government that we wrote every single year office management and budget was about 1.3 trillion dollars so this bill by itself may get a couple weeks worth of debate will spend almost twice as much as entire federal government does, in a single -- it has bits and pieces in it that are just mind-blowing 400 billion dollars for care for the elderly, wonderful have that de

richie rubio from behavioral health services led a session on recognizing the ongoing mental health needs of the asian p.i. community. so the forum that moved on to further discussions of facilitated by d.p.h. volunteers and covid command staff. so it was a productive forum. and, then, executive leadership in conjunction with partnering with staff throughout sfdph had a number of discussions with regard to this issue including zuckerberg san francisco laguna hospital and support in solidarity and understand that discrimination will not be tolerated on our campuses or in any of our workplace environments. d.p.h. leaders also continue to meet with community based organizations and provide time to recognize the need for healing and availability of resources. so this resolution that you just passed is certainly in alignment with the current activity of the defendant and we will continue to reinforce and strengthen our work going forward in that regard. there's a lot in the director's report on vaccinations and covid-19. we will provide that with the update. i will give you a brief update and

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