that's just the tip of the iceberg em looks. i would expect such as ice pack as pony tells us that the over 20 years social groups have demanded, official da should be collected to assess the scale of the problem and tackle at long term. this is our, i'm not just saying this is a social scientist who works with a lot of figures of it's a scandal, but there aren't official statistics on an issue. was important as homelessness, artistic of why is it that there is still no official statistics. we come across in 1998 study by the federal statistical office. a nationwide census would have been possible at any time, but the political will wasn't then finally, in 2020 to pontus talk, decided to start collecting such data. the 1st results were expected by mid 2020 to why has there been in action for so long? we asked frank heinrich, who sat on the committee for social affairs for a is some from his center right. see to you previously voted against commissioning research on homelessness. these are the about the busy swinging this debate

are more than i can cover in a short period of time of the we have of situations where both fire and ems crews and emts were placed in harm or peril because of the lack of ability to communicate back with our regional communication center. >> excellent. i've got about 20 seconds left. i'm going to open it up to all of the witnesses. i think it will probably be had on later today, but yes or no in my ten seconds, you have experience within your department to potentially tragic situations or tragic situations due to a lack of communication? >> chief lumbered? >> yes. there is many examples in the fire services where radio failures or radio system failures have led to fatalities. lots of reports affirming that. >> captain maier? >> yes, we had an incident. we had a shooting scene where departments could not talk to each other. it created a much more day joint event. it was a terrible situation that could've been averted with our communications. >> i appreciate, it thank. you with, that i'll yield back madam chairwoman. >> thank you so much to the ranking member. the chair will now recognize

that planning more strikes, the em rossi defense ministry says a ballistic missile was intercepted early on monday. the keynote fast. those military genta which removed president roche cowboy from power last week, says it will restore parts of the constitution and install lieutenant colonel paul henry dominga. as transitional president, the announcement comes off to the african union, suspended the country's membership until constitutional order is restored. it's also been suspended from the regional block eco s, which is warning of possible sanctions. amnesty international calling for an end to a 2016 deal between the e. u in libya, which has seen my guns desperate to reach europe, turned back and held in di conditions. the rights group says in the past 5 years, more than 80000 people have returned to face arbitrary detention. and the trustees, including false labor and sexual abuse, the highest number of interceptions will last year with european support. the libyan coast gone, captured more than $32000.00 refugees and migrants. the you and says more than 12000 people are being held in

let's play exactly what em. >> if these radical, vicious, racist prosecutors do anything wrong or illegal, i hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c., in new york, in atlanta and elsewhere. our country and our elections are corrupt. >> i may notean, david, we don' to imagine that it could turn violent. we have january 6th to remember. does he not have anyone around him saying stop? >> obviously people are free to show up and express their opinions. it's guaranteed in the first amendment. you can show up and petition the government for redressing grievances. super important. so people are allowed to do exactly that. obviously, crossing over into violence is never acceptable and should be condemned strongly. if people want to show up and express their outrage for how donald trump is being treated, they're free to protest outside the capitol. get a permit for park service and do exactly that. crossing the threshold into violence is never acceptable and should be denounced. >> go ahead. >> david, to your earlier point. why is the forme

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of course, you might argue that this is a propaganda, but also with a more sobering em critical view on things. you have to acknowledge that just from an epidemiological point of view, the safety bible, the safety concept of the olympic games is really quite efficient. and strict as a matter of fact, as strict as a can be, every participant from athletes to journalist, to volunteers, they have to undergo a nuclear test every day and they cannot mingle with the rest of the population. they are literally fences around the hotels in every venue and special am vehicles are transporting the participants from one venue to the other. and after the games are over, they directly have to either leave the country or have to undergo a 3 week current in and what impact is this olympics bubble or having on bridging residence? actually not as much as you might expect. i mean, what i always see as it, there were more traffic jams because in the big streets are one lane is always reserved for the olympic vehicles. and then secondly, i know that because now it's actually already the trouble season of

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what do you do with your money knowing that rate hikes are probably coming in march and that we're em embarking on a rate hike cycle if you look at the patterns of wa what happens in the markets leading up to rate hikes and what happens afterwards, generally speaking, cyclicals do well into the hike then we have choppy markets if you can wait six months out, things start to strengthen you see tech come back in. communications, and things stabilize, but you have to have the stomach for it i would stay on the cyclical trade for the next 45 to 60 days then you have to wait it out i don't think this volatility is over the fed hasn't even moved yet. >> eiss, are you a believer in all of this or are you as uninspired as mike wilson appears to be by the price action in the market last week >> well, i'm inspired to trade it so if you recall, i'm sure you do, i sent you a text on friday at 10:17 in the morning 3:17 my time in london, i said i think the market's going to go green today. i said i'm massively long the qs and i stayed long and i'm going to sell those into the close today because i

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c. lead of em zaya was very, very critical. of the statements and accusations, same american ambassador was making and her speech. he said, that's what evidence do you have that we intend to invade russia. we have said over and over again on all different levels of government that we have no intentions of invading ukraine, and that you only have our troop movements within our own territory to site as your evidence. and that is something that is just not acceptable. we don't have to answer to anyone about where we conduct military drills. and he pointed out to the fact that russia has carried out before a russia military drills alongside the border with ukraine. and you have to remember the western side of russia that borders ukraine has one of the most military outposts in this country than and anywhere else alongside its borders. so it is natural for them to carry out military drills on a regular basis. and they had one that was taking place last april, and that was even bigger than the one that we've seen going on over the pa

after the games are over, the directly have to either leave the country or have to undergo a 3 week em, carrington. and what impact is this olympics bubble or having on bigion residence? actually not as much as you might expect. i mean what i always see as it, there were more traffic jams because in the big streets are one lane is always reserved for the olympic vehicles. and then secondly, i know that because now it's extra already the trouble season of luna new year. many paging residents have already left the city and. and if they come back there were some were told to stay a little bit longer until the olympic games over. but that's about it, i mean, the residents are not able to buy tickets. so you could argue that the olympic games are basically out a little bit separate from the public. and what is the situation refer, covered 19 in bridging yeah, i mean today there were only 3 new cases were just said, but still am, at least in some districts other a matters are quite strict, especially in front tie. that's at the other end of town. and there are several compounds am totally se

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guest: if you are directly exposed to russia or hold em debt in that part of the world, of course you are concerned. those areas have taken a hit. the ruble has taken a hit. what i think it is not appreciated is the wider systemic implications of the disruption in the gas supply. i don't think that is likely we would see a gas hike. in this tightening and inflationary environment, that would have more of an impact for markets than it would have had two years ago. francine: is there a timeline in which the market is discounting this because we talked about it so much? is there a timeline in which the market would move and what would move in the markets if we were to see an invasion? it is unclear if there would be retaliation from nato or whether the west has their hands tied with what they could do. guest: the markets are more interested in conflicts than security professionals. they are banking on if there is a confrontation that it will be a limited one. let's remember that the protections do not extend to ukraine. the u.s. has been consistent in telegraphing there would be no milit

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. >> when they finally reached the cart, they handed her to two ems firefighters in the backseat. now retired officer, stephen, jump behind the wheel. >> in my car i said, go as fast as you can go. just go. >> kelsey gunned it for the three mile trip to the hospital in downtown louisville. >> i was thinking about my own kids. it could've been any of my children. we're all fathers. >> the nbc station, wave tv, captured the dramatic final moments of the high-speed motorcade, as it made the left turn towards a hospital. with traffic, officer kelsey said, the ride can take up to 15 minutes. >> how long did it take you? >> two or three. >> across town, another part of the story, unfolding inside of this house. all day long, harold harper, and his wife, judith, were wondering why they could not reach their daughter, aaron, and their two-year-old granddaughter, erica. harold, a retired factory worker, and judas, a homemaker, talk to their daughter almost every day. so, the silence was strange. then, the tv news flashed on. >> first here at seven, some breaking news. >> they said there wa

when all the older ems volunteers couldn't or wouldn't do the job anymore. >> these young people are all that stand in the way of scores of emergency calls every month going unanswered. think about that. 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds are responding to heart attacks and car crashes and suicides. when calls come in during the school day, they are excused from class because there is simply no one else able to operate the ambulances. this is objectively horrifying. it's distopian. and yet i imagine you noticed a curious tone of the cbs report. the story is framed as less of a living nightmare and more of a charming tale of a few plucky teens overcoming hardship. there is called perseverance porn. perhaps you're familiar with this feel-good story from 2017. a texas community worked together to raise $4,000 for a 52-year-old who had been walking 15 miles to work every day. rest assured, there was no discussion of why there are no affordable public transit options in his town. one man did more than a decade of labor at boston college as a janitor so his children could go there for free. or

i think they're mostly online now, but check 'em out. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday. we're going into another little hiatus because of the olympics on nbc, but we'll be back in late february, early march. we're gonna leave you now with the second part of our exclusive interview with united states senator alex padilla. buenos dias. damian: and we're back or co-sponsored legislation and having to do with immigration and citizenship. talk about that, and where that is, and what happened to that. senator padilla: right, look, immigration reform is long overdue in this country, and you know, it's not just a personal issue for me as a proud son of immigrants from mexico. my dad is from jalisco and my mom was from chihuahua. but also no state has more at stake in immigration policy than the state of california because of our population. but for all the arguments that have been made over the years, whether it's support for farm workers, support for dreamers, the contributions of immigrants to the economy in the united

>> let 'em fight it out. why not? you're looking at another civil war anyway. let 'em fight it out. america's not what it used to be. it used to be a great place to live and to be. now it's not. >> let them fight it out. other supporters, congressman, describe an america of good versus evil, the need to take back the country in the name of god. i wonder what your response is, i also wonder if you hear any of this from your constituents in arizona. >> no. i mean, look, my constituents are good americans, they believe in america. they believe the best days are ahead of us. people like that are just unpatriotic. i can't believe they've given up on america. my family came here from different countries because they believe in america and they still believe in america. the fact that you don't have your preferred candidate and suddenly because of that reason this country is horrible tells you a lot about who you are, not who the country is. most of these people hate america because they're losers and they want to give excuses for everybody else to why they're no longer doing well, and inst

higher carry in em so far it does not look likely to shield em currencies of a pricing from the fed. if you have em long that you like the recommendation is to express it in our be -- rb terms. shery: always great catching up with you. you can get a roundup of stories to get your day going. bloomberg subscribers go on your terminal. customize settings so you only get the news and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a check of the headlines, china's immigrant says certain creditors have seized a plot of land in hong kong that was used as security for a financing transaction. every rental the hong kong exchange it once of debt restructuring. the developers as it is seeking legal advice -- advice. management and equity partners are said to be nearing a deal for a software maker. the parent will pay $104 per share in a takeover that could be announced as soon as monday. the maker of work from home software would be valued at $13 billion. walgreens is set to have begun a sales process for its unit. fresh buyout firms are considering bids. it could be worth as much as

medicine team, engagement specialist team and the street wellness team and the emergency medical service, ems 6 team. we also funded a test team in last year's budget which is the community-led compassionate alternative response team otherwise known as cart. despite the fact nine of these 10 teams are in the streets working every day with individuals in distress, the police have told me their calls for servics especially the bnc calls have not declined. i want to understand why. if we're spending millions to millions on street teams out 24/7 and trying to enact a a different way to interact with people on the streets why aren't numbers going down and this year given the mayor just introduced a budget supplemental for additional funding for the police, i need to understand what is going not as planned and are we wasting money here? what's going terribly wrong? hoping to have the report soon and help us in our analysis of how we're spending money and we should continue to spend money when money comes to dealing with people in the streets. second, i wanted to aannounce in collaboration with mayo

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em page harry, mariani escaped thing about europe caving in to washington on anti russian rhetoric . they'll probably mostly to get a real hysteria. i get the feeling that the russian army could be in paris any day . like if everything continues like, what do you think the real reason? i think some people just need to gain prestige. she's the 1st the us, as we know, the laptop can a stand on the most miserable way. second, nato, which needs to justify its existence. so i will also mention ukrainian president zelinski was habit, extremely difficult situation in the country. basically, all these people need the pressure to build up though at the same time, i notice that almost all the media repeat the same information over and over again to george. let's not forget that almost all of this information secret satellite imagery. so comes to us from one source in the us. of course the united states is our best allies. but let's remember that we have to stabilize the entire middle east because this very ally explained to us that there are weapons of mass destruction. there it is very often