Schuyler cheryl, jason, all the other victims of covid19. But thanks to the heroism of so many frontline healthcare workers, scientists and others were making progress. This progress is possible in large part because of the incredible women a minute hhs, the worlds finest scientists and Public Health experts. I want is a personal thank you to each and every member of the hhs team was contributed to this response and i want to underscore my commitment to the work today. I started my first job at hhs nearly two decades ago, since my first job i recognize and promoted the valley of science and evidence and the Civil Servants who are so dedicated to our mission. That does not mean especially in an unprecedented crisis that there are no debate or disagreements within an agency or an administration. But my highest priority will always be to ensure that our efforts are science and evidence driven and consistent with the rule of law. Institutions like the cdc, the fda and the nih are household
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And European Council president , charles michel, for the 27th eu us summit at the white house later today. At the summit the eu is expected to try to lessen the impact of the us Inflation Reduction Act and its subsidies for electric vehicles. Theres also expected to be focus on ways to tackle global overcapacity of steel and aluminium and to promote Sustainable Production in a move against chinese steelmakers. Also on the agenda will be the Global Clean Energy economy, secure and resilient supply chains, digital infrastructure, ai and economic resilience. There is a lot for them to discuss. Joining me now from brussels is ian lesser, Vice President and executive director, at the German Marshall Fund of the United States. A warm welcome to the programme. Quite a significant agenda for those three leaders. First off, could you take us through the Inflation Reduction Act . ~. ,. , act . Well, the Inflation Reduction Act . Well, the Inflation Reduction Act act . Well, the Inflation Reducti
After more than 25 lights were recorded across the bay area overnight. Our cameras caught lightning near at t park early this morning as well as the east bay. There were some reports of damage, including this tree that was reportedly struck by lightning in kentfield as well as several small fires sparked by the lightning. And with the lightning also came some scattered rain. This is video from solano county. The wet weather mostly tapered off by midmorning. Now ktvus Steve Paulson is here to tell us if any more is on the way. Are we done . Not yet. I will show you why. I stepped outside. Its not florida. But boy, it sure feels like it. Hot and humid under mostly sunny skies. Most of the thunderstorm activity was about from about 4 15 to 6 00 a. M. , really lit up in marin county. Well take you back 12 hours along the half moon bay, el granada, daly city and then also into San Francisco and then right over marin county. Mill valley, san rafael, just got hammered this morning. Just woke