griffith. and those four blocks brought in housing units 100% affordable. around the same time, our team did a number of schematic designs for residential blocks on harney that includes our public partners who have an affordable block on harney way, there was continued community investment over the past 14 years. the to date, approximately 136 million in contributions for the community benefits plan, again ongoing through the years. whether the site was actively building or not, those those investments were ongoing. demolition of candlestick site, candlestick stadium, excuse me. as well as investment in shipyard and candlestick ground improvements and quite a bit of planning, as well as infrastructure investment through the years. and so we get to our current, relatively current timeline from 2018 on, there was quite a bit of, planning done over on that side of the site. and we've had ongoing delays from the us navy at shipyard, land transfers were supposed to happen. they did not occur in the

griffith. and those four blocks brought in housing units 100% affordable. around the same time, our team did a number of schematic designs for residential blocks on harney that includes our public partners who have an affordable block on harney way, there was continued community investment over the past 14 years. the to date approximately 136 million in contributions for the community benefits plan, again ongoing through the years. whether the site was actively building or not, those those investments were ongoing. demolition of candlestick site candlestick stadium, excuse me. as well as investment in shipyard and candlestick ground improvements and quite a bit of planning, as well as infrastructure investment through the years. and so we get to our current, relatively current timeline from 2018 on there was quite a bit of, planning done over on that side of the site. and we've had ongoing delays from the us navy at shipyard, land transfers were supposed to happen. they did not occur in the pas

griffith.nd those four blocks brought in housing units 100% affordable. around the same time, our team did a number of schematic designs for residential blocks on harney that includes our public partners who have an affordable block on harney way, there was continued community investment over the past 14 years. the to n in contributions for the community benefits plan, again ongoing through the years. whether the site was actively building or not, those those investments were ongoing. demolition of candlestick site, candlestick stadium, excuse me. as well as investment in shipyard and candlestick ground improvements and quite a bit of planning, as well as infrastructure investment through the years. and so we get to our current, relatively current 2018 on, there was quite a bit of, planning done over on that side of the site. and we've had ongoing delays from the us navy at shipyard, land transfers were supposed to happen. they did not occur in the past decade. and those delays continue, which

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mr griffith ? her, who to finish? mr griffith?, i think kemi's demolition of angela rayner with those terrible policies that could see our green belt, green belt and countryside and green spaces, more generally being built on in an unthinking way , built on in an unthinking way, not the right homes in the right places. that was a really good example of opposition. so you're not going to draw me successfully on any one individual candidate. we're very lucky as a conservative party to have a, have a, have a broad field. but that was a good example of good opposition holding the government to account. there's more of that that needs to be done. in a way. we are at a moment of maximum dangerin we are at a moment of maximum danger in that the labour government's come on in. yes they've got a majority, but only for things that were clearly in their manifesto. and the biggest thing that they promised was that they wouldn't be putting up taxes. now over the coming weeks , taxes. now over the coming weeks, we're going to get a statement fr

from cardiff bay, here's hywel griffith. first minister. and if you have been counting, the third person in the job this year. we have been counting, the third person in the job this year.— in the 'ob this year. we have not made in the job this year. we have not made a good _ in the job this year. we have not made a good fist _ in the job this year. we have not made a good fist of— in the job this year. we have not made a good fist of things - in the job this year. we have not made a good fist of things in - in the job this year. we have not made a good fist of things in the past few weeks, but this is about turning a new page. find past few weeks, but this is about turning a new page.— past few weeks, but this is about turning a new page. and how will you be different? — turning a new page. and how will you be different? we _ turning a new page. and how will you be different? we have _ turning a new page. and how will you be different? we have a _ turning a new page. and how will you be different? we have a fresh - turning a

charlotte charlotte griffiths. charlotte griffiths.rap rwanda. >> well, given that there's zero alternative plan. >> not really because you know no matter how much you criticise the rwanda plan and many people do , it's there's literally no do, it's there's literally no other alternative. and i'd be really interested to see the numbers this weekend, whether there was an uptick , because there was an uptick, because i've always been quite surprised by if you do . by if you do. >> many of us have done vox pops. you know, the mail's done it. >> gb news with the migrants. and they were actually deterred by the threat of rwanda. no matter how small it weighed on their minds . and of course, they their minds. and of course, they were celebrating. they were, you know , there's lots of clips of know, there's lots of clips of them on the news this weekend celebrating . so the fact that celebrating. so the fact that there's just literally no alternative , you know, maybe alternative, you know, maybe they'll make an announcement on monday. well,

we can now speak to hywel griffith in cardiff where sir keir starmer is completing his tour of the ukethin: ? , ., ,, , ., gething? yes, here at the senedd you miaht be gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able — gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to _ gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to hear _ gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to hear there _ gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to hear there is - gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to hear there is a - might be able to hear there is a pro—palestinian protest outside. but inside, the discussion is likely to be more domestically focused our number one on the agenda probably the fate of the tartar steel works in port talbot. last week, the company shut down one of its blast furnaces. it is due to close the second in september, with the loss of 2800 jobs across south wales, maybe three years and had an electric furnace is built. now, the government is already in discussions with tata trying to change its mind but if it doesn't, they need to talk abo

at the pentagon, jennifer griffith, fox news.california's park fire, the state's largest wildfire of the year torching more than 3 307,000 acres of land, and christina coleman has the latest on the massive wildfire. >> steady winds and hot temperatures caused the fire to explode in size destroying at least 130 buildings and threatening to rip through more than 4,000 other structures. as flames aggressive ly go on the brush, thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate as nearly 2500 people from multiple agencies worked to stop the flames and mitigate the damage from this fast spreading wildfire. >> right about the time i go out the door. i've got two city p.d. officers at the door telling me i need to get out and, well, i packed up what i could pack up in the car and me and the dog, and i got out. >> cal fire arson personnel arrest add 42-year-old man who they suspect started this massive blaze wednesday afternoon by setting a car on fire. you can see him right there. authorities say he was seen pushing the car into a ditch on

. >> agreed to be with you i am a griffith jenkins, eric shawn and arthel neville are off today thisech at the church of god in christ is the first of two stops in a crucial campaign visit to the battleground state where he was born top democrats in pennsylvania joining president biden along the way. on capitol house minority leader hakeem jeffries' meeting virtually democratic committee heads today at 2:00 p.m. is some in the party call on biden to step aside. meantime former president trump has been linke laying low othern sarcastically urging biden to stay in the presidential race. web analysis former congressman fox news contributor jason coming up. alicia: first fox team coverage madison scarpino trumps reaction to biden's fight to stay in the race madeleine rivera on today's high-stakes meeting of democrats on biden's future. we will begin with lucas tomlinson live in harrisburg pennsylvania for the president will speak after his current stop in philly. height lucas. >> as you mentioned a busy day for president biden here in pennsylvania. of course a critical battleground state

and let's make that clear, because griffith, congressman griffith asked it, and i answered you quite honestly. that none of us can know everything that's going on in china, or in wuhan, or what have you, and that's the reason why i say today, and i set it to ti, i keep an open mind as to what the origin is. >> the last thing, last topic i want to touch on is -- we touched on it in january, you touched on it a little bit today. i know the pandemic has resulted, as i'm sure you're aware, with a rod the large debate, and including the nasaa db updating their dangerous research policies surrounding function p3co and dual use research of concern. at the, prior to october of 2021, the nih website listed gain of function as a type of research that modifies a biological agent so that it confers new or enhanced activity to that agent, and the p3co framework that the u.s. government uses to further regulate a sub, a subpart of that research that is more dangerous, specifically that could cause widespread and uncontrolled death or disease in humans. putting aside what's, what's regulatory, i ag

griffith: when will we stand up. this is not about democrats vs. republicans. this is about congress versus the executive branch. if the executive branch had a problem with a subpoena they should have not filed a moment to quash. they should have taken it to the third branch of government and made sure that the subpoena was proper. they didn't do that. they decided to be executive across the board to dictate to this house elected by the people what the terms were going to be. i won't stand for it anymore. it's time we used our inherent contempt and hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield. the jell from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida. mrs. luna: i reck in his colleague -- i yield two minutes of my time to representative alfred of missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. alfred: i would like to thank the -- mr. alford: i thank the gentlewoman for bringing this resolution. no one wanted to take i

hywel griffith, bbc news.oss matters. by holding its seven seats, nationalist sinn fein has become northern ireland's biggest party at westminster for the first time. it doesn't take its seats in the house of commons because it doesn't think westminster should make decisions for northern ireland. it wants a united ireland. i think the fact that we are now the largest party of local government, the largest party of the assembly and the largest party of westminster, speaks to the fact that i think that it's time for change. it's time for us to be able to take control of our own fortunes here at home. so i look forward to the journey that we have ahead in terms of having a constitutional change conversation. it was a bad night for the democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisley lost a constituency his family has held for more than 50 years. a political earthquake. dup leader gavin robinson held his seat but warned about votes being split betwe

dan griffiths is loonies. president. sales grew to more than 300 0. 0 last year and the company >> steffy: what was that for? >> finn: i just don't want you to forget. >> steffy: forget what? that my husband is an amazing kisser? >> finn: no. i just-- i don't want you to forget how much i love you. never question that, okay?

kevin griffiths, sergeant with the placer county sheriff's office, says he left to go on a hike as hee terrain. he traveled about nine miles as the crow flies before being found. >> he ended up getting turned around and went the wrong way down the creek as he thought he was heading back to camp. >> thank you. >> reporter: he survived five days on just a handful of berries and water from the rubicon river. the terrain making it difficult to get searchers out there. >> he said during the night he was freezing. he would pull his hands inside of his shirt and just shiver all night long. >> reporter: he ended up at the hell hole reservoir and saw a fisherman out on the lake wednesday morning. >> the fisherman who was on the lake thought he heard an owl, and as he pushed farther onto the lake doing his fishing realized it was a human voice. >> that's why we do it. as volunteers, that's 100% why we take off work, we leave our family, 24/7, 365. >> reporter: sage bourassa, supervisor of search and rescue in lake tahoe, says in her 20 years of working here she has never seen a case like this.

. >> nbc news national reporter janelle griffith is behind this new reporting and joins us now. digging into personnel files on grayson. what did they reveal about his past? >> yes, so at one of his most recent departments, he had actually been disciplined after he struck a deer during a chase. that department, the logan county sheriff's office said that he had violated a number of department policies during that chase, and he had also been the subject of two civilian complaints that the department ultimately concluded were unfounded. and it's interesting that he was also -- he had pleaded guilty twice to driving under the influence of alcohol in 2015 and in 2016 and one of those duis was when he was still enlisted in the army. >> and janelle, we understand that massey's family has been critical of the hiring of sean grayson since those details are coming to light. what more are we hearing from them and the sheriff's department as well? >> so i spoke to ben crump, the family attorney just about 20 minutes ago, and ben said that they are appalled by my reporting. they feel like i

enforcement personnel from eight municipalities in northwest indiana including crown point, east chicago, griffith, sheridan and vparaiso. i look forward to continuing to work with all my congressional colleagues to finalizehese critical requests as soon as possible. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend myemarks. the spker prtempor without objection, the gentleman is recogned for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i'm very honored to represent more miles of recreational lakesnd marines than any member of the u.s. house of representativ. mr. come my wife and i and our family jt came back from a weekend vacation, weekend getaway at dell hollow lake near my home in monroe county. it's loced in cumberland and clinton counties in m congressional district and i w thinking about the great lakes we have in the first congssiona district of keucky, green river lake, kentucky lake, lake barkley. there's no finer plac in america, no more beautiful p

hywel griffith, bbc news. cheering.land, every win and every loss matters. by holding its seven seats, nationalist sinn fein has become northern ireland's biggest party at westminster for the first time. it doesn't take its seats in the house of commons because it doesn't think westminster should make decisions for northern ireland. it wants a united ireland. i think the fact that we are now the largest party of local government, the largest party of the assembly and the largest party of westminster, speaks to the fact that i think that it's time for change. it's time for us to be able to take control of our own fortunes here at home. so i look forward to the journey that we have ahead in terms of having a constitutional change conversation. it was a bad night for the democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisley was unseated from a constituency his family has held for more than 50 years. the architect of that political earthquake was the leader of the

max chandler mather, an mp for griffith, australia who shared the following paragraph about the... medical journal lansit has found that the the total death toll in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion could be 186,00 or 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel. wow, then the mp shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women. children and then they look around the world and they don't receive a single sanction, a single sanction to stop, they are embold and they keep acting. i mean, this motion is a joke, it is a joke as part of a peace process, what? peace process, israel is carrying out a genocide, israel is carrying out a genocide in gaz, it's not a peace process. why is it that 146 countries could find it within their hearts to recognize palestine right now? why is it that the australian government refuses, and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman, who had the principles and the cour

max chandler mather, an mp for griffith australia, shared the following paragraph about the lancet. medical journal lancet has found that the total death. in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion could be 186,000 or 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel. wow, then the mp shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women and children, and then they look around the world and they don't receive a single sanction, a single sanction. i mean, this motion is a joke, it is a joke as part of a peace process, what peace process? israel is carrying out a genocide, israel is carrying out a genocide in 'it's not a peace process, why is it that 146 countries could find it within their hearts to recognize palestine right now? why is it that the australian government refuses? and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman, who had the principles and the courage to cross the floor, to vote with the green

max chandler mather, an mp for griffith, australia who shared the following paragraph about the lancet. medical journal lancet has found that the the total death toll in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion. could be 186,000 or 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel. wow, then the mp shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women and children, and then they look around the world and they don't receive a single sanction, a single sanction to stop, they are embold and they keep acting, i mean. this motion is a joke, it is a joke as part of a peace process, what peace process? israel is carrying out a genocide, israel, it's not a peace process, why is it that? 146 countries could find it within their hearts to recognize palestine right now, why is it that the australian government refuses, and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman, who had the principles and the courage to cross the fl

max chandler mather, an mp for griffith australia who shared the following paragraph about the lanceid. medical journal lancet has found that the the total death toll in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion could be 18600 or 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel. wow, then the mp shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women and children, and then they... look around the world and they don't receive a single sanction, a single sanction to stop, they are emboldened and they keep acting. mean, this motion is a joke, it is a joke as part of a peace process, what peace process? israel is carrying out a genocide. israel is carrying out a genocide in gaz. it's not a peace process. why is it that 146 countries could find it within their hearts to recognize palestine right now? why is it that the australian government refuses, and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman, who had the princip

griffith and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr.griffith: the abandoned mine land economic reviet lization program was created few years and developing the poorest the appalachian coal fields. in one program in my district, we used it to take down high walls at an old mine and the area was redeveloped into an industrial site. likewise, in another place, a public-private partnership and keep in mind that means there is a lot of private money and sometimes counties put it in. and in that case the public-private partnership came in and cleaned up an old coal ponds and served the office one-third of the estimated cleanup costs and it was done decades earlier than expected. however, the expecter of osmre had an interest in every project is hurting what i believe is a great program. a letter from the region sums it up best. deer senator warner, we sole it your support and this is from the industrial -- loan some pine industrial facilities authority. it is a regional authority developme

max chandler mather, an mp for griffith, australia who shared the following paragraph about the lancet. medical journal lancet has found that the total death toll in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion could be 186,00 or. 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel, wow, then the... he shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women and children, and then they look around the world and they don't receive a single sanction, a single sanction to stop, they are embolden, and they keep acting. i mean, this motion is a joke, it is a joke, as part of a peace process. what peace process? israel is carrying out a genocide, israel is carrying out a genocide in gaz, it's not a peace process. why is it that 146 countries could find it within. their hearts to recognize palestine right now, why is it that the australian government refuses, and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman who had the princip

what we are doing is to motivate from as 3 intern griffith trees in the funds. and how are we being these with fundraise? give them more then behaves as well as trees, which advertise for age for the bees. and now the bees are on you sent to you for the farm eyes to planted trees because they know for the beast to make honey they need next time as well as pulling from the flowers as they had by the trees. at this autumn was that the best day i could have to do. you've gotten into it. if any of you will have it draw a capital jim directly, the new trees we'd have to an additional income suck. well wants to convey these to the villages. a change in mentality compared to the mindset, but lead to the environmental crisis. the consequences offline, sleggs can be seen everywhere in future. the new tree should help to better hold the us in place. the when we plan to lose, please the plate arrow on binding soils together with planting trees and we don't just plants them. we can quote them with money to them. we tried to them, we'd map each and every pre. that's a plant.

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max chandler mather, an mp for griffith, australia who shared the following paragraph about the lancet. medical journal lancet has has found that the the total death toll in gaza as a result of israel's genocidal invasion could be 186,00 or 7.9% of gaza's population, the same proportion in australia would be 2 million dead, so no, the greens won't stop demanding sanctions on israel, wow, then the mp shared the following video of himself in parliament, so let's watch it together. okay, israel kills palestinian men, women and children, and then they look around the world and they don't receive a... single sanction, a single sanction to stop, they are embolden and they keep acting. i mean, this motion is a joke, it is a joke as part of a peace process. what peace process? israel is carrying out a genocide. israel is carrying out a genocide in guz, it's not a peace process, why is it that 146 countries could find it within their hearts to recognize palestine right now? why is it that the australian government refuses, and how is it that when a labour senator, senator payman, who had the pr

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mick anthony, julie james, leslie griffiths and jeremy miles say they can't continue under his leadershipavily criticised over a donation he accepted during his campaign to become leader, and he lost a confidence vote in the senate last month. a major assessment of the uk's future military needs has begun to deal with what the prime minister is calling a more dangerous and volatile world. sir keir starmer is promising to bolster what he's described as britain's hollowed out armed forces , but hollowed out armed forces, but won't say when spending on troops and equipment will increase to 2.5% of gdp. it comes as the new defence review chief lord robertson, is warning of a deadly quartette, telling the telegraph that china, iran, russia and north korea remain a threat to the west. donald trump, sporting a bandage on his ear, has received a standing ovation from his supporters in wisconsin. two days after an attempted assassination. >> we are grateful for you to be our nominee for the 47th president of the united states of america . of america. >> he appeared at the republican national conve

joining us is james camp of eagle asset management alongside zachary griffiths.s wednesday and how we can set us up for september. zach: we are looking for the fed to make adjustments to its policy statement, to indicate more of a concern in terms of the labor market or at least dial back their strength in the labor market and continued to emphasize progress on inflation front. we expect chairman powell to indicate a willingness to cut in september. we don't think you will be very explicit, but keep options open, keep that data-dependent mantra. we think the data supports a cut in september. jonathan: of course we are all much more interested in the 100 basis points after that. what is the destination you think the fed is heading toward, and what kind of economic regime to you think we are in? >> good to be with you. we are in inflation regime. we have a new economy, and that new economy has more start inflation. we've written about pricing power, entire labor market. i think the fed does cut in september. this is the clearest data they are going to have. but the

but i mean, it's an amazing griffith. i mean, well keep it going as long as they possibly can. i'm sure they've got planes on the tarmac to fly them to miami or tell a v, okay, or wherever they're going to go. i mean, this is at the end of the day that's a gripped and, and, and it, we have people like hunt, like hunter biting video was the spear of it all. go ahead aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out. the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the training is if it's not already that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that this is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also faces that potentially happy you tries to reverse course. i think that the knob i the is own people by his own people. a. yeah, he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them internet and saying, you know, an area and ba

our wales correspondent hywel griffith has been speaking to her. has this year. your party was paralysed by infighting, couldn't pass anything. should you start with an apology? i think it is important to apologise to the welsh public. we have not made a good fist of things in the past few weeks, but this is about turning a new page. and how will you be different? we have a fresh start. the very fact that we will have a leader and a deputy first minister is something that i hope will look different and feel different, but also we're going to go out rather than set our stall out. we haven't had the opportunity to do that. we're going to go out and listen to what the people want, to make sure that our priorities are their priorities, and help them to shape what we do for the next 18 months of this parliament. you want to go out and listen — does that mean you come to this job with no big ideas? i have many big ideas. let's hear one. i think one of the things that we're concerned about is the money to be able to enact those ideas. so we're going to ha

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now on the eve polling day james cook, hywel griffith and sara girvin share their thoughts on which issueslection in scotland, wales and northern ireland. the snp has dominated politics in scotland for years. now, under its new leader, john swinney, it's battling to hold onto seats here in the central belt, where labour are hopeful of making gains. the conservatives, they're defending seats along the border and in the north—east. their scottish leader announced his resignation during the campaign. and the lib dems are focusing on mostly rural areas. as i've crisscrossed the country, voters have been telling me they are concerned about the cost of living, the state of public services and the pace of the shift from oil and gas to renewable energy. there's been a row about rishi sunak�*s decision to call this election during the scottish school holidays — with some voters disenfranchised because they haven't received their postal ballots in time. and in the background, as always, there's been the issue of the constitution, with brexit and independence both arousing strong emotions. the conser

but i mean, it's been amazing griffith. i mean, well keep it going as long as they possibly can. i'm sure they've got planes on the tarmac to fly them to miami or tell a v, okay, or wherever they're going to go. i mean, this is at the end of the day that's a gripped and, and, and it, we have people like hunt, like hunter biting video was the spear of it all. go ahead aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out. the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the premiums if it's not already that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that those is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also faces that potentially happy you tries to reverse course. i think that the not the is own people by his own people. he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them. entered in saying, you know, an area and back and waterway

but i mean, it's an amazing griffith. i mean, well, keep it going as long as they possibly can. i'm sure they've got planes on the tarmac to fly them to miami or tel aviv. okay. or wherever they're going to go. i mean, this is at the end of the day that's a gripped and, and, and it, we have people like hunt like hunter bite. they bureau was the spear of it all. go ahead, aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the training is if it's not all ready that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that those is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also, it faces death, potentially happy. you tries to reverse course. i think that the not the is own people by his own people. yeah. he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them entered insane you know, an area and

but i mean, it's been amazing griffith. i mean, well keep it going as long as they possibly can. i'm sure they've got planes on the tarmac to fly them to miami or tell a v, okay, or wherever they're going to go. i mean, this is at the end of the day that's a gripped and, and, and it, we have people like hunt like hunter bite. they are always the spear of it all. go ahead aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out. the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the training is if it's not already that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that those is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also, it faces there, potentially happy you tries to reverse course. i think that the not the is own people by his own people. yeah. he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them internet and saying, you know, an area a

but i mean, it's an amazing griffith. i mean, well, keep it going as long as they possibly can. i'm sure they've got planes on the tarmac to fly them to miami or tel aviv. okay. or wherever they're going to go. i mean, this is at the end of the day that's a gripped and, and, and it, we have people like hunt like hunter bite. they bureau was the spear of it all. go ahead, aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the premiums if it's not already that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that those is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also, it faces there, potentially happy you tries to reverse course. i think that the knob i the is own people by his own people. a. yeah, he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them internet and saying, you know, an are

host: and ryan griffith also teaches english and humanities as tailorville high school in illinois.ow do you teach the book? guest: i just wanted to say the idea about nostalgia -- i've always been very frustrated with jim burden as a narrator but once i hit my 40's, i was a little more sympathetic with his narrative but i was less sympathetic with him for antagonizing her for almost getting remained. when you teach it in nebraska especially, especially rural students due understand a lot of the novel. that line that was read earlier on that it was all day long in nebraska. it totally cracks them up and a lot of students have czech in their current backgrounds so they recognize a lot of those things so in nebraska it release pretty ripe. i'd say the real challenge is the blend darn over episode which is this racist fantasy about a pianist from virginia. i think it's probably less of a challenge than teaching all of huck finn. i know you talked about that last week but still ating for why is it there? host: that's what i was going to ask you. guest: i think we admire cather's embrace

and ollie wynne—griffith and tom george reaffirmed their favourites tag in the men's pair by winningor the semi—finals. team gb�*s men's fourfinished second in their heat, but also progress directly to the final. we know it is not like any other regatta, people will come hard, so we look forward to the next round. fantastic start. how do you build - through the regatta? we have got a few things to build on. we didn't really use the last 500 much, we could control the race from 1500, so we want to step on there and we know we can and have done it in training. it is about piecing the blocks together round by round. great britain's women's bid to win a hockey medal at a fourth—straight olympics started with a narrow 2—1 defeat to spain. lola riera scored spain's winner. great britain can still advance from their pool, with four of the six teams progressing to the quarter—finals, next up are three—time champions australia on monday. great britain's women fought back to beat ireland 21—12 in their opening pool b match of the rugby sevens competition at stade de france, but were outplayed

now on the eve polling day james cook, hywel griffith and sara girvin share their thoughts on what issuesorthern ireland. the snp has dominated politics in scotland for years. now, under its new leader john swinney, it's battling to hold onto seats here in the central belt, where labour are hopeful of making gains. the conservatives, they are defending seats along the border and in the north—east their scottish leader announced his resignation during the campaign. and the lib dems are focusing on mostly rural areas. as i've crisscrossed the country, voters have been telling me they are concerned about the cost of living, the state of public services and the pace of the shift from oil and gas to renewable energy. there's been a row about rishi sunak�*s decision to call the election during the scottish school holidays, with some voters disenfranchised because they haven't received their postal ballots in time. and in the background, as always, there's been the issue of the constitution, with brexit and independence both arousing strong emotions. the conservatives had their best result in de

and ollie wynne—griffith and tom george reaffirmed their favourites tag in the men's pair by winningfinals. team gb's men's fourfinished second in their heat, but also progress directly to the final. we know it is not like any other regatta, people will come hard, so we look forward to the next round. testing start, how do you build through— testing start, how do you build through the _ testing start, how do you build through the regatta? _ testing start, how do you build through the regatta? we - testing start, how do you build through the regatta?— testing start, how do you build through the regatta? we have got to build on that, _ through the regatta? we have got to build on that, we _ through the regatta? we have got to build on that, we didn't _ through the regatta? we have got to build on that, we didn't really - through the regatta? we have got to build on that, we didn't really use i build on that, we didn't really use the last— build on that, we didn't really use the last 500 much, we could control the last 500 much, we could control the race _ the last 500 much, we could co

hywel griffith will tokas through the implications of this story on welsh politics in a few minutes, the evidence suggests the remains are those of the teenager from lancashire. the body that's been discovered was found not far away from a house he'd been visiting near the village of masca. it's thought he may have suffered an accident or fallen. joe inwood has the latest. it was in the deep ravines near the last known location of jay slater, that search and rescue teams found human remains, along with the missing 19—year—old's clothes and possessions. the body has not yet been formally identified, but local authorities are confident they have found jay slater. in his hometown of oswaldtwistle, where blue ribbons have become a sign of support, the news was met with sadness. it's a shame and this is bad. you know, everyone wants him home. everyone wants an answer, don't they? i think it's hit the community hard around here because obviously he's a local lad and he's well known. i feel sorry for the family for going through this. i know every effort, people going over, especially our l

hywel griffith, bbc news.e its seats in the house of commons because it doesn't think westminster should make decisions for northern ireland. it wants a united ireland. i think the fact that we are now the largest party of local government, the largest party of the assembly and the largest party of westminster, speaks to the fact that i think that it's time for change. it's time for us to be able to take control of our own fortunes here at home. so i look forward to the journey that we have ahead in terms of having a constitutional change conversation. it was a bad night for the democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisley lost a constituency his family has held for more than 50 years. a political earthquake. dup leader gavin robinson held his seat but warned about votes being split between different unionist parties. i think in constituencies right across northern ireland you can see the consequences of divided unionism. i think you can see

griffith: when will we stand up. this is not about democrats vs. republicans. this is about congress versus the executive branch. if the executive branch had a problem with a subpoena they should have not filed a moment to quash. they should have taken it to the third branch of government and made sure that the subpoena was proper. they didn't do that. they decided to be executive across the board to dictate to this house elected by the people what the terms were going to be. i won't stand for it anymore. it's time we used our inherent contempt and hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield. the jell from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida. mrs. luna: i reck in his colleague -- i yield two minutes of my time to representative alfred of missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. alfred: i would like to thank the -- mr. alford: i thank the gentlewoman for bringing this resolution. no one wanted to take i

griffith for three minutes statement. >> good morning. i want to again thank the leadership of this committee for including the energy and commerce committee in this hearing. dr. fauci, the recent revelations that a senior advisor and a chief of staff greg routinely evaded federal records laws including the freedom of information act or foia and those were a shock. it was a shock that i've been doing oversight now for over 14 years, right at 14 years, and the skill of the effort to evade foia by some of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease or niaid surprised even me. these men were among the most senior and trusted staff at an agency you lead for nearly 40 years. there worked for you for decades. your calendars show you met with the multiple times a week during the pandemic. you co-authored dozens of papers with doctor moran's. he directly implicates you even the head of the niaid for the office was apparently an on some of this conspiracy. adenoma called on the other side led to say were always talking conspiracy, or