and how the als community are with those patients with als and at the same tools of the disposal withegulatory with flexibility and those are the same tools. and with some limitations and challenges and we don't have as good of an an understanding of the biomarkers and many more degenerative diseases and those are the elements that allowed us to fully deploy but in that therapeutic area of oncology over the past 20 years. so that proves we're doing everything that we can to work collaboratively and proactively with als and other degenerative diseases. and it requires working very closely with the developers. >> . >> i like to make a remark that even though you don't have the biomarkers so that is an area we need to hear more about from you. maybe is not a leapfrogging advance but it is in advance it demonstrates something and that means that there is a god awful disease so the chair is pleased to recognize the gentlewoman for her questions. >> thank you madame chairwoman for calling the important hearing. and the expressions of emotions that we have around the issue we have so many fr

with this nation. we have analyzed that existed for many years between turkey and the united states. turkey plays a critical role in nato, when we need to continue to preserve and support but there are serious problems as noted between in many dimensions in terms of turkey's current behavior. think about the rest of u.s. government local employees and turkey, as/400 program ranking member and chairman have been to articulate about. turkey's purchase of russian aspects are disturbing to all of us. the crackdown on journalists and the friction that exists when forces collide with activity to fight against isis. it is a complex relationship as you say and i share the ranking member's optimism our new ambassador turkey will take a new approach, i had the privilege of serving japan with him when he was ambassador to japan when i served as u.s. ambassador to japan so i share as noted with our new turkish ambassador, i hope you will have a good working relationship with him as well but i would be curious, thi

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so that's underway with the dnc. you see the linkage throughout the process. >> harris: speaking of the dnc "politico" reported this week that president biden's allied groups including the dnc are working with those text messaging carriers as you said to more aggressively fight the spread of vaccine misinformation. a dnc spokesperson denied the claims and told usa today of course the dnc has no ability to access or read people's private text messages and we are not working with any government agency including the white house to try to see personal text messages. clean up on aisle seven. is the broom big enough? >> yes, it tells you also, harris, that they understand this is problematic. they thought about how to answer that question because they knew it would be coming. they know this stinks. they know this is awful. but they are doing it anyway. if you are on a list and told someone send me a message, it is no one's business if other people are on that list what the messaging is, whether it's politicians or partisan

and with those interest rates.dow w support low mortgage rates but it's not that we are looking at the housing market and thinking this is the housing market that more we want to support overall demand because we are a long way from maximum employment and it's appropriate even once people go back to work at higher rates which we expect later this year. there will be some time dressed to go all the way back february 2020. >> quickly limiting it to my second question in the first payments of 2021 with the price of lumber they skyrocketed to more than 1730 per thousand but in the last few months suppliers come back online prices plunged at 60 percent in our negative for the year. is this the type of transition that was anticipated and how do you differentiate with the rise of prices as a result of the pandemic and long-term inflation? >> yes. that is the kind of thing we like to see a lot more of. number is a great example but we would like to see more. with the same story at the shortage and a lot of demand. prices g

so i look with complete interest with your climate strategy and encourage you to have the leverage withthem to end the fossil fuel investments and support which they tell me that they want to keep doing. and i'd like to hear a different answer coming from them in the future. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. >> senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. i am pleased to follow up on what senator markey was talking about and very pleased for a request of the $600 million for bilateral climate change program within the budget request, and asia is by far the part of the world that is most disaster prone, and it is experiencing twice as many severe storms, major floods as the americas are in africa, and between 2008 and 2018, more than 80% of all disaster-related displacements occurred in the indo pacific region. can you speak about how usaid is going to mobilize those countries, because after all, it is in fact a devastating tsunami in 2014 that created the quad format consisting of the united states, japan, australia and india to put together humanitarian response. so could

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and then with some video interviews with the co- contemporaries. so when she died i could use those as well. >> frankie. is alive and is an incredibly smart and astute and reserved woman and she gave him everything. and whenever i ran across something i didn't know then she would answer. she had such a respect for history and at one point i was stuck because it was so boring writing about her writing a book. and then didn't you have a boyfriend there? she said yes. the novelist. and it is fabulous. so as i said it really helped that i knew their friends i did not go in cold at all i came in as an insider. sometimes it felt like the narrator just offscreen but knew what was going on so that helped. >> so was at largely validating and with those barriers as a times reporter were there any surprises researching the book? but katrine had t it worse because she was a photographer all the time. that was the greatest challenge to masculinity with this small woman running circles around the then. and these are the head a group of other journals most of the

with that being said we will continue to work closely with them along with our other city partners because the mayor's office has provided a large sum of dollars that they are tracking. we are all collectively working together to ensure the work is being done. we are collectively working together to ensure that the community engagement is occurring and is successful. we are actually attending some of the various meetings on site with residents. we are not attending them all. i think we have to be careful from the oversight perspective of how we are covering so that residents are engaging and that those who are in charge of this particular part, the engagement, are able to build a relationship while we are there but yet bending back away so they can do their work and at the same time have access to the data, access at ear shot to hear what is going on. we will come in and out physically in those meetings, all meetings taking place. we work with jon stewart. will daniels can tell you they called upon us to help them do some immediate repairs that may not necessarily be on the list for fine l

i flew to guitar with all of mice -- to qatar with all of my stuff.i landed in bagram afghanistan on december 7 of 2004 and the commanding officer met me there at the terminal and my assistant or religious program specialist first class martin benson met me there and they helped me get my gear. my first impression was that everybody carried a weapon and most of the pilots had a shoulder holster to 9-mm and the personnel had m-16s and they carried him wherever they went to the joel to the gym to the head. i thought this is different seen people carrying weapons. if as a champ and i'm a noncombatant and i don't have a weapon and my religious program assistant as my bodyguard so we always have places together. there was relative safety there in the camp so i didn't worry too much about camp but every time we travel his duty was to protect me and assist me as we minister to people. i thought it was fortuitous to arrive at by grum on december 7, a memorable day and a hard two or three days to get there. >> talk about your experiences there particularly wit

cooperation with ice. so i am concern from our conversation about whether it would be appropriate for you to lead an agency that you have been so critical of. even if the border crisis ended tomorrow, ice is going to be dealing with the revocations -- ramifications of this for many years to come and as you have noted to me, a lot of people are coming to this country on visas, they are overstaying their visas. it is not just about the border, it is about the broader responsibilities. as i've said many times, we are a nation of immigrants and we are proud of that. we welcome immigrants to this country in a legal, welcome a, and we should. we are a generous country, and we should be. but we also have to have immigration laws that are clear, enforceable, allow people to come here illegally, properly. i look forward to hearing from both of you and thank you for your willingness to serve. >> thank you. there are three questions that the committee ask of every nominee. i'm going to ask each of you to respond brie

and then to keep family stabilized during the crisis and with a long-term harm with with the right toel. with six.5 million families with the ongoing pandemic policy members and stake holders must do more to improve programs extend programs and invest in long-term solutions to make homes affordable to the lowest income people thank you for the opportunity to testify today. >> you are now recognized for five minutes. >> i am the chief program officer. with the largest community development we are proud to serve other regions across the great state of texas and this morning i like to share with you the experience as an administrator let me start by thanking you in the leaders for the much-needed rental assistance funding to fellow americans. in early 2020 the covid-19 pandemic had been spreading throughout the region impacting our economy and leaders from across the region spring into action to identify ways to ease the profound financial burdens placed on our communities. soon thereafter soon thereafter that cdc mayor turner and harris county judge established the housing stability tas

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we went through it with him. and he held true with what he told us.anation for the timeline problems, he was confused. >> this is what cooperation got me. confused. >> confused? >> we know you weren't confused, tim, you lied. >> when the pizza arrived, i was still there. >> 8:48 delivered. >> and it was right after the pizza arrived. i would say i was there another 10, maybe 15 minutes. >> why do you tell cops 7:30? >> i'm horrible at times and days and the problem was is that making a mistake became a i'm hiding something. >> cops call your mistake a lie? >> of course. >> why did you lie about the times? you were there at least 8:30 to 9:30. >> it's impossible. >> no, pizza man keeps a receipt, keeps track. >> tim had been tripped up by his own statements. detective holbrooke said the suspect knew the charade was over. >> he put his face in his hands, he literally covered his face for two or three minutes. tim ultimately looked up at us and the car salesman guy that we knew as tim permenter completely left the room. >> what did you see in his eyes, i

i do agree with this. first of all, i think it's worth noting that most trance mission is still happening among unvaccinated people. the breakthrough infections are rare. when they happen, this is surprising to all of us, but with the delta variant, high levels of virus means people can transmit. people wearing a mask indoors makes sense in those high transmission areas. >> you know people at home are going to say, oh, no, are we going back to last year? what do you think about that? >> no, we're not going back to last year. first of all, if you're vaccinated, you're still way much more protected, you're not going to get hospitalized or die. this is really about getting more people vaccinated and putting the pandemic behind us. >> and simply protecting yourself. a lot of this is based on science and common sense. dr. jha with us, as well, thank you. >>> and to late word from the white house tonight, president biden suggesting today that a possible mandate for federal workers to be vaccinated could be comin

while today we are celebrating what we have publish accomplished with this -- accomplished with this agreement, we must also acknowledge that there is more work to do by continuing our work together the, we can build a more competitive and resilient partnership that delivers showered prosperity across -- shared prosperity across this region that is home to all of us. thank you very much. >> thank you, ambassador. next we will hear from secretary tatiana carillo, mexico's secretary of the economy. the ec secretary has spent 12 years working on public policy on the state and municipal level including as a congresswoman in mexico's lower house twice. secretary, over to you for some comments. push spanish glt good morning, good evening. i'm very pleased to be with you. >> translator: i want to thank wilson center for allowing us to shower. we are just about -- to share. we are just about to celebrate the first anniversary of the entering to force of usmca. i want the thank the presence of the ambassador, our moderator, mr. patrick, and the representative. thank you very much for being wi

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evans with txt. kevin, that's right. the way to the here we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt in the holding the universal declaration of human rights, was bent on a very secret candidate. kister who chose her chair. if you don't put it all, i told us president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights. some of the male delegates were not pleased at 1st. they gave was that because she was a woman, she was an activist, right? yes. and there were many different committees, us president harry truman gave her a job on a committee, dealing with social issues. there was more of a representative job, a token gesture in that and then also putting put gas for her to whoever couldn't do that, especially if it doesn't come about with the influx of refugees. after world war 2, social issues suddenly became pressing will appear, you know, in that case, man. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of careers masculine renewal. and she was appointed the chai

with me today is mark's coupon so with the mazzeo, christopher augusta with marc avenue architects, we $1 million has been invested in the project and systemic shutdown, fundraising as you can imagine, you might know that the planning commission and the approval language allows the zoning administrator to extend approvals during the pandemic period. unfortunately, the hpc approvals do not grant this power. thus this is why we are before you and while we have spent to some extent, some time to come before you just for a technicality. at this point, i would like to turn it over to christopher augusta, the architects to present the project if the commission pleases. >> thank you larry thank you commissioners. you can go to the next life. as rebecca said, 940 battery is on the east side of battery street between vallejo and green street on the northeast waterfront district. i will try to go through this quickly because we have limited time. you could go to the next slide. 940 battery street in the middle of the image, as rebecca mentioned, this is an originally two-story building was built

with danner.we have a website called reversesilence.org. >> darren, reading today, the largest drop in life expectancy since world war ii in our country, and there is no doubt that the opioid crisis contributes to that. our communities, the latino communities, african-american communities have been overwhelmingly affected by this crisis. darren, what message do you have to our people, people who may be struggling with addiction, who may not see any light at the end of a very dark tunnel? >> my advice would be, just because using opioids in the current moment may feel good and it may provide some temporary relief, in the long term it's doing more damage than it is repairing or healing. it's going to damage our relationships, it's going to damage our career opportunities. it put my career on death bed. i was completely isolated from all the people that cared about me and wanted to have a relationship with me in my life, all because i thought that drugs and opioids were the answer. really, they're no

you are familiar with exxonmobil with the changes to the board of directors.nse is that even the large oil and gas companies will be taking action on climate change. there could be some opportunities there for the companies that are proactive to have a place in our portfolio. >> a lot of companies say things they say nice things not a lot of companies do the nice things as well. valerie, 38th record close of the year for the s&p 500 if you are counting at home nasdaq 100 on the eight-weekwi streak a lot of uncertainty of how much better the economy can really be are you getting a little wary at any point of valuations here >> not really. i think the key issue going into the next round of earnings will be how are corporate profits performing my sense is we will see pretty strong results you have to remember there are two factors. the mlt ultiple on the market a underlining earnings we should see better than expected performance across different sectors. i'm not too antsy right now in terms of the valuation overall >> we got earnings season kicking off tomorrow

so we, we, and i sense learned, and i hope i can really there's, with, with, with learned also the right less and rather repeating the past mistakes. these talks, you speak off, have been ongoing for almost a year now and i've made very little progress. what do you put that down to who's putting on the brakes? well, i think the both sides had their periods of issues. but we have tried to accelerate negotiations. we. i agree with you that it's not made the kind of progress it should have made given the amount of time the past. we believe that there should be a mediator facilitator in the room when needed. and this hasn't been the case for the last period. the been very little facilitation and no mediation. we think that the skills of the united nations that capability should be brought to bear to help carter in terms of moving the process forward. we believe we also encourage the leaders to more senior level meetings to take place. as for decisions to be made. were we ever even presented a plan and not that it should be imposed on the 2 sides, but to get them to focus on korea shoes. and

that's the way it works with shirts, that's wait it works with houses, that's the way it works with gasoline pumped demand all up. and there's a question as to how fast we can grow supply. and right now, in substantial sectors, we've got demand growing faster than supply. and that's why what we've got to do is take an approach that balances demand growth. and supply growth. i was, as you said in your intro, very uncomfortable with the level of funds that were being sprayed around. in the initial recovery act. because i thought it was doing almost nothing to increase supply. and in fact, the unemployment insurance payments were reducing supply of workers, people staying on the sideline. and it was doing a huge amount to promote demand. i think if we do the investments that are now under discussion by president biden and the congress, which we do them right which means we pay for them, we spread them out over time, and we focus them on growing the economy's potential, then i think that can very much be the right thing to do. ultimately, what we want to do is reduce inflation by increasing the

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i couldn't agree more with you with regards to the talent piece of it. we have a tremendous amount of talent here at the national security agency, with regard to a.i. and m.l. and data science. what i'd tell you is it is not necessarily always the recruitment piece that is critical element of it. it is the ability to ensure that someone that comes into the national security agency on day one doesn't leave us in five years or six years. it is the ability to grow that person in a series of different jobs. at the same time, you know, being able to understand that that person is being recruited by the best of private industry and government. i think this really does speak to what secretary multry is interested in taking on, which is a look at how do we ensure our best talent stays within defense intelligence establishment? that's something we have to do collectively. >> 2025 was cited as a marker out there for when we need to be ready. do you all feel that we are making the proper investments to maintain the advantage we have over our adversaries? if not, wh

did you work with clint? >> i worked with him on one movie.be. >> stephen: do you think you could take clint eastwood in a fight? >> i might. >> stephen: you know i'm going to ask clint. >> i have a friend from scotland. he's 65 now. he has black belt in judo, so i could go to him before. >> stephen: clint, sounds like duval is preparing for this. i just heard him say he could take you. so i wouldn't let that stand. >> it would be a good match, maybe. >> stephen: what role did your training play in your own particular style? i know you studied with sanford mizener. >> yeah. >> stephen: through your career, did you keep up with the exercises and the tools that he gave you? >> not so much. >> stephen: no? there's one tool he used after i left, the repeat exercise. >> stephen: the repeat exercise? >> yeah, when i was there, we never did that. so when i directed, i used that sometimes. >> stephen: i studied the mizener technique and i did those, when i was a young actor i did the repeating exercises. what do you think the intent of it is? i had tr

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