it's an organization called the united nations association. similar name, but very different organization. i ran not so my, me, i almost become homeless. but what is remarkable, as you say, is that i didn't give up in 3 years after i arrived in london the you and set up an office in london and i became the go in the blue uniform. i joined the un so and i shook my dream. this is, audrey audrey has a question for you. have a listen. have a look. looking big from where you are now. i visit in things that you that you wish you had done differently. maybe you didn't know what you needed to go back to things i would love to change in any way. and then as part of my question, is that what the deal for young? i mean, why she was saying to discover their ways how they can they can their voices and also when they find is how can they make sure that the thank so much audrey. so yes, i think if there's one thing that i would change is real lives and much earlier on that being my true self is enough. you know, i ended up at abreast of school and the kids then looked at me in a very different way. you

united nation. i've been part of the associated and i still even before the united nation after the after world war one. and so we ways we are part of the international community. we been helped by, by our friends for a long time. i knew in, you know, some of some of our friends once more please. and then they bought it. but we know that we in the world that we don't, we can't leave, we get leave rose to our self. we have to be open to our friends. and that's, that's what is always be. it has always been a b, as always been an interest, a country where different countries see the interest we, we get to the life the, the fact that we close to the united states. we geographically closely that if you'd like me to go public like you, but like older, going to be in country. so they express most of the time. the interest and being in haiti will be speaking to the cuban ambassador about 2, but they have a different type of foreign policy to haiti. and of course, that long history, haiti was the richest country in the western hemisphere. and now it is what the, what the poorest. and we knew about the u. s.

lawrence unit, the chief economist with the national association of realtors. dr. unit pleasure to have you on it. it was the 1st time joining boom, but i want to get right to the correct. so that's what's behind the decline after months of increase home sales. was it in editable that we would see this bit of a downturn or is it a suppliers you? while thanks for having me on the show, the housing market had been quite spectacular. ones, the locked down ended. so what the consumers were looking at when the economy reopened and was falling mortgage rates going to absolute lowest ever to get to pass up. inherent people took advantage of the low interest rate, and we told the home cells not only recover, but go way beyond the pre pandemic levels. chart show the home cells are retreating from that level, but it is still above dinner. and in the meantime, because of the inventory shortage prices rising at the strongest pace ever in the u . s. 15 percent above one year ago. now when it comes to having been that we've seen over the last year, how much of it here in the

national association of chemical distributors, national association for surface finishing, national council of textile organizations, national electrical manufacture association, national association of surface finishing. national association of printing ink manufacturers, plastics industry association, united states chamber of commerce. without objection, i ask for these letters to be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> the in block amendment is a collection of ten individual amendments. in fact some parts of it are indicative of the underlying bill. it's provisions you don't need in a bill to accomplish because epa is already doing them. these highlight for me why the overall bill should be opposed and many do oppose it. let me give you some examples. the end block amendment contains a provision that would create a website at epa containing household well water testing. ironically, epa already has that website. for those interested, it's www.epa.gov slash private wells. among its existing resources are items called for in these amendments, pfas testing, health effect discussions, third party certification recommendations. any other issues can be solved by updating this website. the in block amendment also doubles down on consumer product problems the underlying bill creates

united states. there is a national association of community health workers, which is an organization looking to uplift voices of community health workers. and they have been prevalent here in the united states for a long time, doing work often unseen, 20 make sure that the communities they live in are getting the best health care and mental health care and social support they need. jesse: our viewers can take part in this conversation. we are going to open regional lines, regional lines. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, your number is (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zone, your number is (202) 748-8001. we are going to open a special line for community health workers. we want to know what your experiences are, what you are seeing on what life is like as a community health worker. if you are a community health worker, call (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, you can text us at (202) 748-8003 and we are on twitter@c-span wj, on facebook, and you can follow us on c-span atw c-spanj. -- at c-spanwj. jesse: what was going on with community health workers during the pande

united nations copy of your and they had the same time. we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general. at harvard, the facts of the united nations protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance. or good morning, jeff. this of the only thought the horror, of course i had the red carpet rolls out between the dumpsters. i said to him, i'm sorry to receive you amid the dumpsters, but he just said, don't worry. it happens all the time in new york trip slip because we want to, we are about $12000.00 you in meetings are held each year in geneva much and what that means in terms of the number of guests, the city, the you in place, an important economic role for geneva, as if our discretion says hoteliers shockmount is essential beside the palace of nations is apart. it's close to the public for security reasons. the so called cut that soon with its many international organizations forms the sci fi within the city of new units on this tonight. but to me, the solver geneva became an international city in 1920 with the establishment of the leagu

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united nations copy of your in did it just had the same time. we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general at harvard. i saw on behalf of the united nations protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance. i get them on the face of least happy hoosier. of course i had the red carpet rolls out between the dumpsters. as i said to him, i'm sorry to receive your mid the dumpsters, but he just said, don't worry. it happens all the time in new york for us. it's listed, chris, we want to ask you about $12000.00 you in meetings are held each year in geneva much and what that means in terms of the number of guests, the city, the un place, an important economic role for geneva. as if discretion says hoteliers shockmount is essential beside the palace of nations is parked. it's close to the public for security reasons. the so called cut shiana soon with its many international organizations, forms a city within the city. nor does newton's units on this unit, but to me, the solver geneva became an international city in 1920 with the establishment of the

united states. there is the national association of community health care workers, and they have been prevalent heree united states for a long time doing work, often unseen, trying to make sure the communities they live in are getting the best health care and mental health care and social support they need. host: let me remind our viewers that they can take part in this conversation. you're going to open up regional lines. that means if you are in the eastern or central time zones, your number is (202) 748-8000. if you are a link the mountain or pacific time zone, your number is (202) 748-8001. we are going to open up a special line this morning for community health workers. we want to know what your experiences are, what you are seeing, and what life is like as a community health worker. if you are a community health worker, want you to call in at (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, you can always text us at (202) 748-8003. we are always reading on social media on twitter, on facebook, and you can always follow us on instagram. miya, what was life like for community health workers during the pandemic? wh

secretary general of the united nations copy of your in that i guess at the same time, we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general at harvard, the highest of the united nations, were protocol asked me to let the secretary general into the back entrance or get them on the face of least happy holes. or, of course, i had the red carpet rolls out between the dumpsters. i said to him, i'm sorry to receive your mid the dumpsters, but he just said, don't worry. it happens all the time in new york city. specifically, we want to ask you about 12000 you in meetings are held each year in geneva much and what that means in terms of the number of guests, the city, the you in place, an important economic role for geneva. as a discretion says hoteliers shock maya is essential beside the palace of nations is parked. it's close to the public for security reasons. the so called country and that soon with its many international organizations forms the sci fi within the city generated the new units on this tonight about municipal event, which geneva became an international city in 1920, with the establishm

group stage matters in budapest and unit hungry football association was also find a 100000 euros and must show a banner with the slogan will gain during future nations. and europe may be gearing up for the euro. 2020 final on sunday, but south america is also awaiting its own football battle. huge rifles, argentina, and brazil face off in the copper america final later today or june. tina lino messy has never won a major international title. his hometown of resario has lit up the national flag memorial with his image. you know, bit this for him on game will be held at rios mark kinda where just under 8000 fans will be allowed in due to current virus concerns. your law up to date at this point. next up. sports. why follows the rocky road to the tokyo olympics? a michael ok, thanks so much for joining me. will be back more news at the top of the next tower . g mm the mm mm mm.

national association of chemical distributors, national association for surface finishing, national council of textiles organization, national electrical manufacturers association, national association of surface finishing, national association of printing ink manufacturers, plastics industry association, united states chamber of commerce, and without objection i ask for these letters to be enter into -- to be entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. rodgers: the en bloc amendment are 10 amendments. some parts are indicative of the underlying bill. it's provision us don't need in a bill to accomplish because the e.p.a. is doing them. other parts of this amendment highlight for me why the overall bill should be opposed. and many do oppose it. let me give you some examples, the en bloc amendment contains a provision that would create a website at e.p.a. containing household well water testing. ironically e.p.a. already has that website. for those interested it's www.epa.gov/privatewells. among its existing resources are items called for in these amendment. p cost testing. health effect discussions. the third party certification recommendations. any other issues could be solved by updating this website. the en bloc amendment also doubles down on certain consumer

united nations copy of your and did it just have the same time. we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general. at harvard, on behalf of the united nations protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance or good amount of yearly type. of course i had the red carpet rolled out between the dumpsters. as i said to him, i'm sorry to receive you amid the dumpsters, but he just said, don't worry. it happens all the time in new york city. because we want to, we are about $12000.00 un meetings are held each year in geneva much and what that means in terms of the number of guests, the city, the you in place, an important economic role for geneva. as event discretion is hoteliers jack, my essential beside the palace of nations is upon it's close to the public for security reasons. the so called cut she and that soon with its many international organizations form to see within the city. sure, navy, there's new units on this unit, but to me, the solver geneva became an international city in 1920 with the establishment of the league of nations for a new tra

boys, the united states has said it won't united nations as counseled humanitarian aid flights to haiti this week to, to safety concerns following the association of the president efforts to respond to the recent increase of cobra. 1900 cases in the country are being put to risk. the situation is also threatening the efforts to provide humanitarian assistance, especially food and water to people who have been internally displaced. due to recent gang attacks, the international organization for migration and other humanitarian colleagues estimate that as july 4th, some 18th 1000 people were displaced in puerto prince, a greater metropolitan area of those nearly 14700 were displacing the beginning of gang clashes in early june, the un security council has approved a 12 month extension for a deliveries into northern syria. the program was turned on saturday trucks from turkey. kerry supplies the millions of syrians every month. russia was a to fly through damascus to its allies in the syrian government. president biden has called on the russian leader vladimir putin to crack down on cyber criminals. last week, more than a 1000 businesses in the u.

and it reminds me very much of this debate to the united states of america, where of course, you know, the and already the national rifle association made out to be absolute extreme, proposing every single little change in legislation to quote unquote, make good ownership safer. respect do it is because i know the end result that people that the campaign a boat to make guns are legal and we are the pizza would not be in favor of this measure unless they wanted to make it illegal to each a lobster. and of course what happens is when seafood becomes incredibly dangerous, because it's kelly bonds, then what happens is it becomes impossible to eat it so they get their outcome. i actually would much rather sit and be honest about those. i'd say immunology based about bombing bait fighting fish and bonding full forms of slaughter to the patches of food that is something that i opposed, and i'm willing to sound the concern. i pancake case you look like you've got something to say in response to this. you know, this isn't about banning the thing. animals obviously piece of would like to live in a world where people are killing and consumin

was born and raised in san jose, a member of the national association of hispanic firefighters, you can see there chatting with the president of the unitedtes. >> it was a brief conversation. we were able to thank him and the first lady for their continuous support of firefighters all around the country. >> gonzales and other front line workers honored for more than helping the sick and the injured. >> we're active in our community, when we're not working, we're mentors, we're role models to the youth in oakland. >> gonzales and his fiance crystal anez who's getting her masters in education at san jose state hit it off with the first lady who has her doctorate in education. >> congratulations, round of applause. >> what a nice weekend trip. >> look, okay. wish we could all. >>> look, this weekend is something we're going to have to warm up to, right, kari? >> yeah, i guess so. it's been so nice. this past weekend was very comfortable. our temperatures inland were reaching into the mid-80s. we'll see that continue today, a little bit warmer tomorrow, and take a look at the weather the rest of the week. san jose will reach into the 90s. we

national ice cream day. the international dairy foods association says the top ice cream flavor in the united states is vanilla, the possibility of living past the age of 110 is becoming more and more likely this, according to researchers at the university of washington, they say there is a 68% probability that someone will reach 120. seven by the year 2100 and a 13% probability that someone reaches the age of 130 years old. the study credits advancements in medicine and aging biology for increasing people's potential lifespans a long time this belong time sports wrap is coming up at 11 30 here is looked at with joe and jason are working on the giants opened the second half of the season with one glaring weakness, whil hits his first bg league homer to help the indian beat the eggs and former cowbird colin morikawa makes history at the british open what he says the secret was to winning his second major championship and it's all coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap. yes, it is, but first after the break chaos in vision in d. c after a triple shooting outside of the national's outside of the national's ballpark be

mexican american born and raised in san jose, a member of the national association of hispanic firefighters, chatting with the president of the united states. >> it was a brief conversation. we were able to thank him and the first lady for their continuous support of firefighters all around the country. >> gonzales and other frontline workers honored for more than helping the sick and the injured. >> we' our community when not working. we're mentors and role models to the youth in oakland. >> gonzales and his fiancee who is getting her masters in education at san jose state hit it off with the first lady who has her doctor rate in education. >> bay area. affecting everyone. >>> all right. let's talk abe the bay area weather right now. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us. kari what are we shaping up for today. >> it's going to be another nice day. all kinds of weather in a short distance across the bay area. cool and foggy near the coast will continue as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. looks pretty good right now. we're not getting the mist and drizzle and as we take a look at our high temperatures to

united nations is a racket and a scam. it really is. a few years ago, the associateduments, they saw they regularly spent $200 million a year on travel. for the world health organization, does. way more than they spend on aids or malaria or anything else, they are getting five star hotel rooms even though they are not supposed to. investigate robust money is going, they are living fancy lives, course they want to investigate the stuff. free vacation. >> greg: in the green room, lisa, you were telling me you were looking forward to the u.n. coming because you love to party. they are going to party like crazy on the u.n. dime. i think that is a little selfish. >> okay, ben. [laughter] i haven't gotten the invite, but it begs the question of why do we have so many people serving in government to clearly hate the united states of america and why are we taking advice from countries like china that are committing genocide against their own population? it shows you what a joke this whole systemic racism b.s. is. the whole premise of it, that we are going to take advice from

united states in orbit and beyond. this is the leading national trade association for commercial space industry with more than 85 companies organizations creating tens of thousands of high-tech u.s. jobs focus on building a growing space economy to bring science, academia, business and government. u.s. commercial space industryer leads the world today thanks in part to the public-private partnerships this committee repeatedly has supported over the years and continues to support. as a result of private sector innovation, u.s. sees an increase in both the.s number of watches and satellites employed in orbit dividing critical capabilities including broadband internet, earth mapping andnd environmental monitoring entering a global commitment to space safety space sustainability has never been more important. situational awareness represents the most pressing issue to address today is access tos accurate and timely tracking data is essential to ensure continued safe operation and space for all users. this recommendations by both the spaceports and nasser to transition unclassified ssa activities to the department of commerce

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because this is a moment to unite the nation is a moment of people celebrating excited, a moment of hope for anger. and, and we have also mentioned that the vs vary association has said that $7100000.00 point will be guzzle during tonight much. but do we really blame the funds of schools? england hasn't won the men's team hasn't wanted serious competition series tournament since 196655 years ago. so for many people across england tonight there's a strong feeling that tonight it's coming home. all right, thank you for that. good luck. i. we're showing your life features right now from the heart of italy getting get out for the big final match tonight in italy versus england. i was going to warn, shot a, we've got a bit of a mixer in the army and use him about 5050 england, italy, supporters. we'll have to see how it all gets off in half an hour time. for the meantime, we are back me ah, ah, ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation, whole community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is truth is faith in the world corrupted? you need to

national association of hispanic firefighters. >> the pictures tell the story. gonzalez, first generation mexican american born and raised in san jose, chatting with the president of the unitedtes. >> it was a brief conversation. we were able to thank him and the first lady for their continued support of firefighters around the country. >> gonzalez and other front line workerse're active in our community. when we're not working, we're mentors, role models to the youth. >> he and his fiance who is getting her masters in san jose state hit it off with the first lady who has her doctorate in education. >> she's very came up and shoo. >> a memorable message there mr. biden. the fight isn't over. he home at least 70% of americans would have at least up with shot right now. that didn't happen but he's not giving up. >> for your loved ones. for your community and for your country. >> nbc bay area news. >> very nice. we are moving you toward as more covid restrictions continue to ease across the bay area, beginning tomorrow. if you're fully at san francisco city hall and most other city facilities. the challenge puts the city in line with the guidance and comes a month after the sto

united states, predators. he was talking about black predators who quote weren't exceptionally exceptionally tough treatment. that is what he said at the national associationattorneys general conference in march, 1998. there is more. the democrat party has been the party of slavery, the party of segregation in the party of jim crowe, the democrat party has used minorities and particularly black people from it. exception inception, and many horrific ways. joe biden during his career, one of the leading demagogues and propaganda when it comes to race. he praises robert byrd, who is robert? some of you young folks may not recall. he was elected first minority leader and then majority leader of the senate by the democrats. robert was from west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during our around the civil war because most of the west virginians cash west virginia supporting the union. robert was a grand kriebel found a movement within west virginia for the client. he was a klansman nonetheless the democrat party consulted to make him their leader. republicans don't do this and joe biden was one of his biggest supporters and he took a liking to jo

in west notions of. 2 my money associate, the 4th of july would parade's parties, and fireworks us celebrates the birth of a nation, but this year the holiday meant to unite the country. actually start to space. it's a part. democratic congresswoman corey bush posted that the holiday is about american freedom, but only for white. the country is stolen, land and black people still aren't free. the tweet provide the mixed reaction to some the name singh her view of the national holiday. republican is pointed to that bush is black and went from being a nurse to serving in the house of representatives. another claim that her message had dishonored every black person who fought for the nation with race now even taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols at the heart of the republic. cast the f looks, it was american. identity means today. what makes it america is it being a patriot lesson, serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to that media, just might make you of fanatical republican today flying the american flag from the back of a pickup t

national support for the abolitionist of slavery in the united states. these abolitionist and founded a case that they were looking for to challenge the laws of slavery in federal court. his associatese to represent the jailed africans. and in a newspaper appeal to friends of liberty, they asked for donations in order to employ interpreters, lawyers, and whatever else it took to secure the rights of the african. they called upon yale college linguistic professors decide gibbs to give the captives a voice in the upcoming court proceedings. gibbs learned some basic phrases from the captains, and then searched the dots of new york -- docks of new york trying to find an african slavery to service translator. within a week, gibbs met two sailors from west africa's mandy region. the abolitionist soon learn was the home of the african captives on the amistad. while the abolitionists organized their legal strategy, the spanish ambassador to the united states signed a treaty between the two countries requested that the ship and cargo including the alleged slaves be returned without any payment for salvage. the administration of martin van buren decided to enter the case on the side of the sp

national life scream day. nice tradition there. if you're wondering what the top flavor of ice cream is in the united states, the international dairy foods associationys the top flavor is vanilla. alright we've got that red play warning that we are concerned about but becoming less concern. certainly for this afternoon and tonight only in that the thunderstorms are really erupting and kind of see him up here on the west slope. in the band of showers that would be watching or the band of moisture that we're watching is going to be this band. let me say i get a picture out. so this guy right here, so see that side was popping. some ran some scattered sprinkles, but you're not seeing any yellows, no lightning strikes, and that's the area that would have impacted us tonight as his son angle changes and drops the opportunity for thunderstorms dies down. so if we get through the next few hours, we probably shouldn't see much of anything. that's the hope anyway. but the red flag warning it has to go up because if there is a dry lightning strike that be a real problem. and then i showed you the model before, but this is the computer models saying well, yeah

united states represent workers from a variety of industries. the largest union in the country is the national education association, which represents teachers and others working in education. our look at labor disputes throughout american history continues. swept across the country, several states saw educators demonstrate with walkouts, demanding better pay and more funding for schools. emily hillard, the co-editor of 55 strong talks about the movement and how it got its start in west virginia. >> this is the west virginia state capital and in february of 2018, this was the site for multiple rallies for the west virginia teacher strike. teachers assembled on these steps, filling all the space on the ground. there were speakers on the ground, speaking to the crowd. this was a strike over health insurance pei a benefits. p -- teachers were striking for a raise. their premiums were going up so high that even if they received some kind of increase for living expenses, they were getting a decrease in their pay because their health insurance premium. this was something the state had proposed where they would have to wear these apps that would be tra

associate the 4th of july with parades parties, and fireworks. does. the us celebrates the bus of a nation, but this year the holiday meant to unite the country is ultimately splitting it apart. democratic congresswoman corey bush posted that hold the holiday is about american freedom, but it's only for whites. the country has stolen land and black people still aren't free. well, the truth is, you can imagine promote all sorts of reactions with some ultimately denouncing her view of this national holiday. republican pointed out that bush herself is black and went from being a nurse to then. so thing in the house of representatives and other claim message i dishonored every black person who ever fought for the nation with race now even being taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols at the heart of the republic as he's met at garcia. now looks at what american identity really means today. what makes it american, is it being a, a patriot lesson serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to that media, just might make you of fanatical republican

public health association, national medical association, and children's environmental health network have written, and i quote, these ubiquitous substances pose severe health risks across the united states and present a growing threat to public health. they further say that pfas are particularly dangerous, widespread, and likely present in drinking water of tens of millions of americans. further, developing infants and children are particularly vulnerable to pfas exposure. of concern, almost all fetuses and infants will have some degree of exposure to pfas. pfas exposure before birth or in early childhood has been associated with decreased birth rate, effects on renal function, and lipid serum levels, and immune system dysfunction. let me repeat that statement, which is from the american public health association, national medical association, and children's environmental health network. in addition to our children and young people being affected, pfas pose a pretty serious risk to america's servicemembers. there is an epidemic of contamination on military sites and more than 400 sites across the united states are affected. i have had the privilege, mr. speaker, of hearing the co

associate the 4th of july with parade's parties and fireworks as the u. s. celebrates the both of a nation, but this year, the whole day meant to unite the country is ultimately splitting it upon a democratic congresswoman. cory bush posted that the whole day is about, well american freedom, but only for whites. in fact, that the country has stolen land on black people still are not free. well, you can imagine the tree provoked a whole bunch of mixed reactions or some denouncing her view of the national holiday. republicans pointed out the bush herself, was black, and went from being a nurse to then serving in the house of representatives. and the claim to a message had dishonored every black person who ever fought for the nation and with race now even taught in schools and causing division along with a symbols at the very heart of the republic. what garcia now looks at what american identity really means today. what makes it america is it being a patriot lesson, serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to that media, just might make you of fanatical republican t

in western notions of many associate, the 4th of july with parade's parties on fireworks as the us celebrates the birth of a nation. but this year the holiday meant to unite the country is ultimately splitting it apart. democratic congresswoman corey bush posted to the holidays about american freedom, but it's only for whites. the country is on stolen land and black people, well, black people still on free. and you could imagine the tweet provoked a large bag of mixed reactions with some denouncing her view of the national holiday. republicans pointed out, for example, that bushes black and went from being a nurse to then serving in the house of representatives and other claim to a message had dishonored every black person who ever fought for the nation with race. now even taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols of the very heart of the republic. murdad gas d f. now looks at what american identity really means today. what makes it america, is it being a, a patriot lesson serving in the marines paying taxes? is that waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house? know that according to the media, just mi