according to the report of the us census bureau, the number of homeless people has increased to more than 582,000 in 2022, and when the share of colored americans is more than this homelessness, among them, it has the largest share, the second place is the poison of black americans, azadeh taheri, sed and sima news agency , the severe lack of rain and the subsequent occurrence of drought before the start of the summer season, the minds of experts and the french authorities have been occupied by new currently, more than 30 provinces of france are at risk of severe drought and 68% of the territory of this country is facing a shortage of underground water . it has not rained yet. with the lack of water, i have started a campaign to save water consumption. with the slogan of every move, it is important to preserve our water resources. everyone was asked to do 6 simple daily actions to reduce water consumption. strong drip irrigation in the agriculture of plants that need less water and also, rainwater collection is the three primary actions that a person uses out of 300 cubic meters of w

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us population is growing older. the census bureauit a record high of almost 39 years old in 2022, that's up by about 3 and a half years since the year 2000, the bureau estimates that the number of babies born was greater. then deaths last year. but not by enough to move the overall pattern of aging. almost every state saw their populations become older between 2021. and 2022. >> up next, the new poll reveals how many californians are considering leaving the are considering leaving the state. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breat

us is now 67. new numbers from the census bureau show that americans are waiting longer to retire.ed the money. about 650,000 americans kept working into their 80s last year. it's almost a 20% jump from about ten years ago now. the wall street journal reports many of these non retirees fear they'll become irrelevant if they quit their jobs. of course, some joke that they find the golf course boring or say their spouse wouldn't tolerate them sitting around the house all day when we were out in danville for our zip trip last friday, we ran into a number of people who said they watch ktvu. they love watching mornings on two. and i had a couple gentlemen say to me since i retired, you know, it's how i start my day. and i joked, what does your wife have to say about that? and they said, oh, you know, there's a little bit of an adjustment going on. absolutely yeah, i get it. i get it. well, you know, technology is one thing. so we use a bunch of platforms or whatever and we have to stay up on it. will you stay up on it after you leave? and that's the thing, you know, and then if you don'

host: >> enjoins us about the news of economics, particularly out of yesterday, we figuring of where the economy is. what happened yesterday? guest: the census bureau puts out information about how the economy is doing on gdp, which is a measure of the overall growth of the economy. it gets revised as they get more information. what we found out yesterday is the economy grew faster in the first quarter in the first three months of the year than we initially thought. it was a significant upward revision, originally 1.3 annualized rate which means if it grew at that rate for an entire year that is how much the economy would grow. it grew 2% annualized rate, .7%. increase this posters the idea that if we are headed into a recession, we are not there yet. host: that is the question. there was talk about it last year going into this year, does it bolster the idea we are out of it or the potential for it? guest: it is a tricky question to answer. the federal reserve is still trying to fight inflation. they have raised rates high and are planning to hold them there, probably raise them a couple more times. even though the economy in of itself is still str

economics for politico enjoins us about the news of economics, particularly out of yesterday, we figuring of where the economy is. what happened yesterday? guest: the census bureau puts out information about how the economy is doing on gdp, which is a measure of the overall growth of the economy. it

as defined by the census bureau for they do not find them anymore. what we are seeing us rural health clinic applications are being inappropriately rejected based on assumptions and what the new part is are waiting for clarification from cms. quick wanting that out. cms is the process trying to provide guidance to clear for that. if there is a particular facility or clinic that believes it was denied access to funding and so forth please have them contact request thank you mr. secretary, thanks mr. chairman. >> before we leave i want to thank my neighbor, those are important points with respect to rural care. i am not aware of these for-profit hospice issues the way my colleagues talked about them. i like to learn more about those as well for. >> thank you for much mr. chairman. >> i think my friend. i believe that a couple other senators along the way. senator cantwell? >> you've been very patient. we appreciate that. what we do when we set out three hours ago before your infinite patience is to show working families in the middle class can get ahead in this usually impo

economics for politico enjoins us about the news of economics, particularly out of yesterday, we figuring of where the economy is. what happened yesterday? guest: the census bureauformation about how the economy is doing on gdp, which is a measure of the overall growth of the economy. it gets revised as they get more information. what we found out yesterday is the economy grew faster in the first quarter in the first three months of the year than we initially thought. it was a significant upward revision, originally 1.3 annualized rate which means if it grew at that rate for an entire year that is how much the economy would grow. it grew 2% annualized rate, .7%. increase this posters the idea that if we are headed into a recession, we are not there yet. host: that is the question. there was talk about it last year going into this year, does it bolster the idea we are out of it or the potential for it? guest: it is a tricky question to answer. the federal reserve is still trying to fight inflation. they have raised rates high and are planning to hold them there, probably raise them a couple more times. even though the economy in of itself is still strong, the fed

census bureau data, supplement or poverty measure, do you know which state has the highest poverty rate in the country? it actually happens to be california. and according to a recent report from the us bureau of economic analysis where california ranks when it came to net earnings growth? >> i don't know at the top of my head. >> 50 about 50. if goals are to reduce unemployment, reduce poverty and increase wages is california the best model given its the worst in the country by all these measures? >> there are lots of measures for how well the economy is doing. my understanding, haven't worked in california for two years, by some measures including recovery from the pandemic, decrease in poverty over the last few years, california -- >> these were the measures you cited in your testimony, your state of california where you lead the labor department doing the worst in the country. let's move on to a be 5. what you were enforcing in california. were you involved in the drafting of a be 5 including conversations with the author or interest groups that draft? >> i was never part of the california legislation. >> were you involved in any way in the drafting of a be 5? >> i did not draft.