Giving thanks — and thinking about the hungry
Unlike during other crises, overall hunger didn't worsen during the Pandemic. Effective government stimulus programs got food to kids.
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Unlike during other crises, overall hunger didn't worsen during the Pandemic. Effective government stimulus programs got food to kids.
Very importantly, you have inspectors embedded in every single workplace in the form of the workers who work there. they can report those violations, the lack of vaccine mandates and enforcement to osha. >> i've had it said to me by doctors and employers, it is a testing mandate. the vaccination is the way out of it. that's the way a lot of people politically are trying to watch those mandates, particularly in red states where they may be less popular. thank you for your time. any minute now we expect to see house speaker nancy pelosi for her weekly briefing. what she'll say about those diff...
Agricultural secretary tom vilsack. it's national school lunch week and they'll talk about funding for the school lunch programs, that's expected to come back from the build back better plan. that's ahead, 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. still ahead, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a small plane to go down in a california neighborhood, killing two people. we're live with the update. plus, puerto rico is under a state of emergency after a wave of blackouts being blamed on seaweed. we'll explain, next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." ching "jos diaz-bala...
Understand what's in the contract, which amounts to tax breaks for the wealthiest, the destruction of social security. slashed in medicare and medicaid, increasing military spending and cutting back on school lunch programs for children. >> it began to generate tremendous news interest.
Premise of this whole story is we don't even know what price we're going to pay for this because we've taken something for granted that they're managing existential risks. >> tell the story about the department of agriculture? >> like the department of energy it's sort of misnamed. it's really the department of food or nutrition. the vast majority of the budget goes to feeding people. school lunch programs and so on and so forth. it's also a giant science operation. and it distributes $3 billion a year in grants to academics to basically prepare for preserving the food supply in result of clim...