This is a wonderful book thats come out. Just to do a quick introduction, professor of history at the university which coincidentally or maybe not coincidentally is the home of the archives and this is a book that is very personal for her and her journey to getting the buck to publication so something im always fascinated by, how did you get this topic thank you so much for having me. This is the moment in time and all the aviation people on her at the plane expo in oklahoma i went myself and couldnt get anyone to do wit go with me. Somebody pointed out the fact that in the shade of the hangar over there and i thought id will go say hello. He introduced me. Vogels house and into one of my friends has. I decided it was wrong. These are incredible women who developed during world war ii so i set myself on a mission that took 27 years to get here but ive been studying them and telling their story ever since it is definitely part of the war we are interested in but theres been little good
Jack fairweather a former reporter in iraq and afghanistan and the author of a war of choice and the good war. He served as a bureau chief for the Washington Post in afghanistan and interviewing jack today is doctor Robert Jan Van pelt curator and one of the main authorities on the history of auschwitz from 97 to 98 he presided over the team that drew the master plans and participate as an Expert Witness in the case against the british historian and author david irving. Robert has published and served as a historical advisor on numerous films and curator exhibited at 2016. Before we get started i want to make a few quick housekeeping notes. We will have about 15 minutes or so for audience qanda at the end of the round so make sure to hold your questions for the end if you can and we will try to get to as many as possible. This program is being recorded and it will be available on our Youtube Channel within the next few days or so and i will follow up with an email probably tomorrow wit
And make sure that they get exactly what they need. The chair would like to recognize the gentleman from oregon, mister schrader. Is he available . Not seeing or hearing him. The chair recognizes Mister Kennedy. Mister kennedy available . Not in his chair. Then the chair will recognize thegentleman from New Hampshire , miss custer or five minutes of questions. You need to unmute. You. Thank you very much. Thank you madam chair. I appreciate this hearing and i appreciate the opportunity to address you on this important issue. Here in New Hampshire weve had a dramatic increase. Depression, anxiety, trauma and grief as a result of covid and we are struggling as well with changes to the Economic Impact on our Healthcare Providers particularly Mental Health providers. 83 percent of small and large groups Substance Abuse providers have described what is a Financial Hardship as a result of covid and 48 percent of those providers have had to cancel income generating events while 74 percent hav
The committee will attempt to order. We are already having some technical problems. There we go. Thank you. Before i begin my Opening Statement this morning, i want to acknowledge the loss of congressman john lewis. The civil rights icon changed history. In 2015, i was honored to be among those who joined him in selma to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday march 2011. I send my deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. Todays hearing comes at a time when our nation is experiencing confluence of the Health Crisis economic depression series of killings laid bare the racial injustices in our country. Our focus today is on covid19 disproportionate impact on black and latino seniors as well as seniors from other racial and ethnic minority movies. According to the New York Times analysis black and latino residents are infected with the virus at three times the rate of their white neighbors and they are nearly twice as likely to die from covid19. The state of maine h
County. The new rules just released for gyms and Fitness Centers planning to reopen monday. But first, a frustrated mayor london breed, selfisolating after possibly being exposed to covid19. We talked to her tonight. Mayor breed is sending out an urgent tweet about her own possible exposure to the virus. She says someone who knew they had tested positive came to one of her events. The mayor will be selfisolating for the next ten days. Cheryl hurd spoke to her tonight and joins us now. Cheryl . Reporter if you are infected with covid19, stay home. Thats what the mayor is saying tonight. Shes frustrated because people arent taking this deadly virus seriously. This tweet shows that San Francisco mayor london breed is upset. In it, she says she was told today by the director of Public Health that a person with covid19 was at an event she was attending recently, and she may have been exposed to the virus. Im really angry that someone would, you know, be told that they have covid19, and be t