washington health already sent nearly $20000000000.00 worth of weapons to keith. but reports say only 10 percent of those shipments. i've actually been monitored. the fact is, we are going to provide more oversight, transparency and accountability. we're not going to write a blank check. we have a voice now, and we're going to do this in an accountable way, which transparency to the american people. these are american taxpayer dollars going in. while the republicans have not called for an end to u. s. army supplies to ukraine. they say most of the weapons are not being accounted for. the white house claims it simply has a very limited budget for providing enough oversight. however, according to the washington post, joe biden hands resisted, sending an increasing number of american inspectors deeper into ukraine, supposedly out of fear of provoking a tough response from russia and escalating the conflicts. well, some of the weapons sent ukraine humping, so them the block market where they can be acquired by terrorists. now, the admission coming from a top u. k. law

i've never seen washington health big enough to to help out with this situation. and they are, there are many companies who are working especially conga and to explode, cowboy to explore the friend of mine rows. so the u. s. has the nerve has a big companies here. they are getting billions of dollars by government in the country. the people who are there is no. ringback there is not the last name provided by, by the company. and finally, the british government has blocked the sale of the country's largest semiconductor plans. the chinese owned an experience and they thought that national security concerns today i've issued a final order under the n s. i act requiring next peria to sell at least 86 percent of new port wafer fab. we welcome foreign trade and investment that supports growth and jobs. but where we identify a risk to national security, we will act decisively experi it will have to sell 86 percent of it shares despite the chinese govern saving the company from bankruptcy back in 2019. but since m p 's view links to basing the threats, hundreds of people

ready oh, many years i've never seen washington health big enough to. so help out this situation and they are there, i'm a companies who are working especially conga and to explode, a different, a minor role. so the u. s. has the nerve. yeah. as i ate the companies here, they are getting billions of dollars, bad government in the dear seat country. yes, if people are you who are there is no separate. ringback there is not the looking at provided by those fees and company. finally, the british government has blocked the sale of the country's largest semiconductor plant, a chinese o. next period, citing national security concerns. today i have issued a final order under the n s i act requiring next period to sell at least 86 percent of new port wafer fab. we welcome foreign trade and investment that supports growth and jobs. but where we identify a risk to national security, we will act decisively. next period, we'll have to sell 86 percent of it shares despite the chinese government saving the company from bankruptcy back in 2019. but since and peace vie

we are expected to travel between our district in washington dc when the health session. -- when the house is in session. rhode island is 300 miles away from the u.s. capitol by train or car. that takes six or seven hours respectively. in each direction. by airplane, it takes approximately one hour to an hour and a half at most. as you can see for me, accessible air travel is a must, because without it, i would not be able to do my job effectively. throughout my career, i have flown more than one at the -- 1000 domestically. basinger to been without issue. however flying as a wheelchair user even when everything goes as planned is a complex process that typically involves reserving accommodations in advanced, making multiple surface transfers while boarding and deplaning. as well as helping my chair from the gates, the opening of the door of the plane on an elevator than into the plane and then the reverse process when i land. and of course, on the plane, restricted mobility while on board the aircraft. the best case scenario is an exhausting trip. when something goes wrong, the cons

let me ask you finally, really about the health of democratic discourse in washington. the role of think tanks, the role of policy writers and journalists like myself and yourself. are we doing a good job? and i'm just interested in whether the institutions that were supposed to be about objective distance and about, you know, trying to think about policy choices for the country. are they in a healthy spot? now it's not healthy at all, steve. i mean, it's pretty corrupt. i guess you could say, you know, i'm now at the american enterprise institute, i moved over from the center for american progress in a while at leans right. has serial scholars. and they do, you know, sort of believe in civil discourse, and they do try to do real analysis about real stuff. and they're not really necessarily telling any party lied. but i think it's, you know, home basically, with some exceptions, i guess brookings and deception. few others, most of the so called think tanks and washington are basically pretty. ready party line, pretty partisan, pretty causey, as it were. i mean they deci

washington. i'm basil, john. >> for your health, the holidays can shake up your kids schedule. so pediatricians and sleep experts say it's important to make sure they're still getting enough. rest diminish leave can become a big issue, especially in young children. health officials say parents should be aware of the recommended amount of sleep for kids and try to follow it as best they can. 50% of middle and high schoolers don't get the recommended amount of sleep. this could have a massive impact on their respond differently to sleep deprivation than adults. >> doctors say one major sleep steeler is too much screen time, which is associated with the delay. bedtime. they recommend shutting down electronics at least 2 hours before going to sleep. california. health officials are urging students and staff to get tested of covid before returning from any holiday vacations. while home testing is not required. officials stress it is a critical safety measure to reduce the possibility of an early 2023 surge. the department of public health says it will be distributing tests for stude

washington, d.c. has had water, health.but in the flint water crisis, the government, they changed the source of the water which caused a lead and other things leaching into the water, made the water very unhealthy. and what you saw in that situation is both the state of michigan and the epa were very slow to respond to people were literally holding bottles of water that they'd gotten from their tap that were brown. and you have the government at the state and epa were saying we're looking into it we think it's still safe. people were dealing with it every day. and the dramatic moment for, me was that there was an epa was talking about once they recognize that there was a problem, they said, well, maybe we can buy filters for folks. and they had a pot of money that wasn't for that. but they sort of said, maybe we can justify it. and there was an email in the regional epa office from one of the administrators who said yeah, we could we could use it for this, but it would be unusual. and the quote was and i'm not sure flint i

few years we knew we were lucky to have a president that serves as the highest in washington as the secretary of health and human services and director of the office of management and budget. we could not have predicted how important those skills should be and how essential they are now as they emerge from the pandemic. i'm personally thankful for her partnership and support. please join me in welcoming president burwell. [applause] our special guest for the evening is governor charlie baker, the 72nd governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts. he proudly served in this role since the second term. the governor has moved massachusetts forward and so the focus on bipartisanship and the results in leadership. public-private partnerships to stimulate economic development he reformed the state's regulatory environment and delivered tax relief to low income workers by doubling the earned income tax credit. he made historic investments in k-12 education, fought the good opioid epidemic and diversified the energy portfolio. r,prior to the election as governor he served in several administrations forwa the s

washington. david? reporter: hi, liz. healthe threat covid, rsv and the flu at holiday travel into the mix, that is only expected to make things more challenging. a new health and human services report recommends putting on a mask over the next few months, whether you're traveling or in a large group. this is the season where people get sick and masking can only help. in addition to covid rsv, a common respiratory virus, is making the rounds not only in adults but specifically children. many who play in groups or go to day-care. health officials are seeing a increase in kids getting rsv this year? hospitals seeing a surge in visits as the weather is colder and more people get sick? what makes this different in 2020 and 2021, administration officials are openly ready to take on the challenges over the next few months. meantime, cdc officials say get those covid vaccines and boosters and get those flu shots as soon as possible. liz, back to you. elizabeth: david spunt, thank you so much. great reporting. fox news contributor, dr.

we we were lucky to have a president who served at the highest levels in washington as secretary of health and human services and director, the office of management and budget. we could not have predicted how important those skills would be, how essential they are now as we emerge from even better from the pandemic. i'm personally thankful for her partnership and support of both me and as epa. please join me in welcoming president burwell. your special guest for the evening, governor charlie baker. governor is the 72nd governor of the commonwealth a message says he has proudly served this role now in his second term, the governor has moved massachusetts forward so it focused on bipartisanship and result driven leadership. he has public private partnerships to stimulate economic development. he reform the state's environment and deliver tax relief to low income workers by doubling the earned income tax credit. he made historic investments in k through 12 education, fought the opioid and diversified the commonwealth energy portfolio prior to election as governor, he served in several adminis

have your health impacted the way you feel about policy and what you would do in washington and given into the country of health care system? >> absolutely. i've been really connecting with people all across america -- excuse me, all across pennsylvania. actually america, heard from people from all across that are either inspired or support that i'm leaning in, and i think it's made me very empathetic about more than i even thought i was before, but now believing that the kind of health care that saved my life could be the same health care that should be for every american. that's it's needed there to save their life. i believe that health care is a basic fundamental human right and now it's brought to a very, very specific kind of relief, to me, having my crisis, that every american should have those same kind of opportunities to have that kind of health care, you know, have it be there. >> look, we have more of the fetterman interview coming ut throughout the hours here on cnn this morning. just so everyone knows at home, our team has been in touch with dr. oz, the oz campaign. nume

and senator rafael warnock runoff race against republican herschel walker in washington, mike emanuel fox news. public healthfficials in san francisco are encouraging people to get the covid-19 by violent booster flu vaccine and take simple measures to protect themselves and their communities over the holidays. we have the three viruses circulating in the community this year different from prior winners. we have influenza covid and rsv and so wanted to share a few points just to help keep the public as safe as possible during this holiday season. doctor ortiz says that as we learned during the pandemic people who are overweight who have diabetes or other health conditions are most at risk of getting sick. he suggests continued handwashing, wearing a mask in large groups and social distancing when possible. airlines will be put to the test as millions of people are going to be traveling this holiday week why there's still struggling to keep up with demand since the pandemic and a car slams into an apple store on the east coast, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others. police have not been abl

health is an issue. we need to prioritize it, focus on it, and we actually need to deliver. democrat leadership in washington has not delivered when it comes to mental health for our young people or for adults. my opponent has been there for four years, talks about how they are going to help, but they haven't. we have heard nothing but false promises from the democratic leadership, particularly since the biden harris administration came into power. my opponent supports the initiatives 100%. we are going to hear over and over again on how they have the answers to our problems. but everything the biden-harris administration has touched has gone sideways, has been worse. just about everyone in the fifth congressional district is worse off than they were when my opponent first took office, worse off than we were when president biden and vice president harris took office. we need a change. one party rule is not working for the people of the fifth congressional district. i am going to go to washington, bring checks and balances. i am going to work hard with democrats and republicans to solve our common problems. w

washington. thank you. >> in other news this evening, the department of health and human services has renewed the public health emergency for the monkeypox outbreak. officials say the virus is still very present in the united states. despite case numbers continuing to job, the department says the decision was also prompted by the need to maintain the flow of data from states and jurisdictions and to allow for a vaccine effectiveness studies to take place more than 28,000 monkeypox cases and 6 deaths have been confirmed in the united states with at least 77,000 infections reported all around the world all right. time for a look at the forecast as food that nice big wide shot overlooking san francisco >> a chilly at least last time. i was out of chile, san francisco, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with what's ahead. yeah, boy, we have a few showers around the bay area today. if you had a chance to go outside, they've seen some of those tall cumulative us clouds out there. some lightning strikes popping up around the bay area to now the skies. >> are beginning to part. we're getting ready for

washington. alexandra limon. >> it's 5.20, and california. healthfficials are urging students and staff to get tested for covid before returning from holiday vacations. it's not require the take a home test, but officials stress it is a critical safety measure to reduce the possibility of an early covid surge in 2023. the department of public health says it's going to be distributing test for students before the start of winter break. >> well, the holidays, as we know, can mess up your kids schedule mess up your schedule to but picked up recently for kids. pediatricians say sleep is really important and that the you want to make sure they get enough. i know you know this already, but diminish leap can become a big issue in young children, especially health experts say that if you're aware of you can try as best you can to manage the man asleep or kids get make sure they're getting as much as they should. 50% of middle and high schoolers don't get the recommended amount of sleep and this could have a big impact on their overall development. >> we're

a trial conducted by d ph at city clinic and ucsf and d ph the health program and the university of washington found this a single dose taken within 72 hours after sex reduce infections. it is the first prevention drug effective in to the rited reduce infections. promise to decrease rates of syfilous in san francisco the highest in the country. syfilous is the sti the highest potential for severe disease the eyes and nervous system. new guidance to be used among men and trance women when had an sti in the past year and oral sexual contact with one male or transfemale partner. anyone with a history of syfilous receive it. they will support and participate in research hapromotes the health of the communities we serve. you will seat links to information. i wanted'd this is an example of research done within the department with academic centers ucsf and university of washington take the findings and with a positive result. w to implement the findings in the field as quickly as possible and scaling up operations to meet the needs of our community. >> next is the china town child development center.

condolences, pointing out that washington coordinated the terrorist attack new details of the explosion in istanbul what is the situation with covid-19 in belarus in the ministry of health gave a forecast on the situation in the country? the operational situation in belarus and the development of the system of internal affairs bodies today the president had a report with representatives of the security bloc, the leadership of the ministry of internal affairs and the secretary of state of the security council in this composition talk about how to improve the work of law enforcement officers in the country lately, closely engaged in improving public administration, including the military component, a topic that is urgent given the situation that is developing around belarus in the focus of attention the president always has an internal agenda. i think in this vein, in this vein, we will discuss today's issues in the improved activities of the ministry of internal affairs and consider a number of other issues, which you, first of all, mister wanted to discuss for a long time and make an appropriate decision , therefore, please, let's discuss them, but please keep in mind t

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washington. this week on "face the nation," the u.s. faces some tough questions on public healthnd public safety. >> americans are gathering for the holidays, some for the first time in years. but health officials are warning a pandemic-weary populous of the dangers posed by a triple threat of respiratory viruses. >> masking, vaccine, boosting, testing, all of that is part of the spectrum of protecting yourself and your family. >> we'll check in with president biden's chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, as he prepares to step down next month. >>> then, after a string of deadly mass shootings, a new reckoning with a familiar question -- what can america's leaders do to stop them? >> the idea we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it's just sick. >> we'll ask a top democratic leader, south carolina congressman jim clyburn, whether capitol hill can deliver on president biden's push to ban assault weapons. and we'll speak to colorado governor jared polis about the challenge of enforcing existing gun laws. he'll share the latest on that shooting at an lgb

. >> reporting in washington, i'm basil, john. >> in the south bay health officials in santa clara county say flu covid and the respiratory illness rsv are all on the rise. there's no vaccine for rsv, but there are steps people can take to try to prevent it. >> many of these respiraory viruses are spread through droplets and through contact and the way to prevent transmission is to just wash your hands. so please remind your family and yourself to frequently wash your hands. and finally, if you are sick or anyone in your family is to please stay at home. don't send your child to daycare or school and please don't go to work. this is the easiest way to spread the infection to other people and increase the burden on our healthcare systems. >> the public health department has been tracking flu and wastewater and 4 spots in the county and it says the flu is on the rise in all 4 locations. the children's discovery museum in san jose is giving out free covid boosters sunday. the clinic is open to everybody 6 months and older. every family who has somebody vaccinated will get free admission to t

and domestic issues as their top concerns that says washington approved the latest multi $1000000.00 aid package to ukraine. africa takes us to health situation into its own hands. after western forces fail to bring security to the rigid. malia burkina faso agree to work together to tackle the crisis. as a russia become to dolly's top oil supplier, india's foreign minister is on a visit to moscow to further boost bilateral relations. a mosque out of the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this hour. more than 42000000 americans have cast early ballots ahead of tuesdays, mid term elections, as us citizens prepared to determine the next make up of the countries congress. we ask the public about the main issues impacting their voting decisions always drives everything. i think that that is probably the factor that most directly influences people's day to day lives. so definitely a prominent decision in voting. i think the economy is an issue, but i think abortion is a huge issue, especially in this city. i think the economy is definitely a big issue right now. i think a lot of people w

and domestic issues as their top concerns that those washington approves the latest multi $1000000.00 a package to ukraine. africa takes us to health situation into its own hands after western forces fail to bring security to the rigid. malia burkina faso agree to work together to tackle the crisis. as russia become to dolly's top oil supplier, india's foreign minister is on a visit to moscow to further boost bilateral relations.

washington, d.c. are now reporting high or very high levels of flu and health experts are warning things could get worse. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> tonight, the cdc issuing a health advisory, warning of elevated levels of respiratory viruses from covid, flu, and rsv. especially among children, that could potentially overwhelm hospitals this fall and winter. >> we're starting to see a significant uptick in cases of respiratory virus. so it really is almost a negative trifecta. >> hospitalizations and deaths from the flu have nearly doubled in just the past week. experts say lack of vaccination may be a contributing factor. >> we aren't seeing the level of uptake of the flu shot we would like to see. >> in pennsylvania, a mother documenting her 2-month-old son emmett's rsv symptoms on tiktok. >> you can tell he's definitely retracting. >> emmett rushed to the emergency room. >> they put him on oxygen almost immediately. his heart rate was really high. >> spending five nights in the hospital. he's now making a full recovery. in portland, oregon, a less optimistic diagnosis for 7-month-old ariella who

health. if you send her back to washington, she will fight to make sure that women in nevada always have accessre that they need. that is what is at stake in this election. [applause] all right. i know it's getting late, it's a school night. i want to bring ms. home for you. -- this home for you. if these things that we've talked about aren't worth 15 minutes of your time, i don't know what is. just in case you need one more reason to go vote, consider the fact that democracy is on the ballot. [applause] i have to admit that going on the campaign trail sometimes feels harder than it used to. because i'm older and more great. -- more grey. back when i was first running for office, and it wasn't that long ago, people did not always agree with me on everything. we could at least talk to each other. i would travel here in nevada, i would not just go to reno -- i would talk to people and sit in diners and go to a vfw hall. go to the county fair country, different places, and you would talk to folks. you would maybe eat a piece of pie, i like pie, and a cup of coffee. you would listen. they might not