miller runs, and who first made his fortune in oil. >> society has spoken.newable energy. more importantly, it's a project that contributes to the zero carbon initiatives that we strongly believe in. it's going to happen. and this is the best place for it to happen. >> at this past summer's windy groundbreaking ceremony for the transmission line, bill miller was joined not just by republican governor mark gordon -- >> we have a great future ahead of us. >> -- but also by two members of president biden's cabinet. >> the way we have tried to navigate this is to find something for everyone. and i think that's -- >> is it possible? >> yeah, i think it is. honestly, i think if people are going to embrace how we get to a carbon neutral/carbon negative future, it has to be by saying, we're all going to be a little bit better by embracing innovation. >> if a single picture can capture wyoming's energy past, present, and future, this may be it, a fully loaded coal train passing in front of a huge wind farm. remember, this state still produces more coal than any other

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tonight -- steve martin, sienna miller, bill hader, and music from imagine dragons. with cleto and the cletones. and now, martin short! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> martin: oh my god! [ cheers and applause ] hello! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you! [ cheers and applause ] i love you like family! thank you. thank you. thank you, you're very kind and very right. [ laughter ] welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host for the week, martin short. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] jimmy isn't here. but was he ever really? [ laughter ] you know what i mean? there was always something missing behind his eyes. [ laughter ] but jimmy needs the break. if there's anyone who deserves the summer off after working so hard all year, it's talk show hosts and teachers. in that order. [ cheering ] i do love this show, watch it every night. i'm sorry sir, can i help you? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: you're doing a great job. >> martin: we're talking. we're doing a talk show here. you can't have random people wandering off the street. [ laughter ] especially if they look li

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steven miller, bill ac kman all of which supported trump and how are ceos reacting to that because they don't want to get into the middle of is dei. >> one of the things -- it's a fantastic question because it's new how they handle it. we at the university world had our hand slapped trying to figure out how to navigate. the coes wants to weave together the tapestry of society to make it equill and worry about the language from time to time. so they try to weave around the language. but the ceos are not xenophobics on immigration issues and are not isolationist or protectionists and they believe in the rule of law and the. >> the law of rulers. and they are trying to find a way to make this work. and what they would like to find right now is they would like to find something ■çthat y tap into but not an enough of colleagues do that interlocket arms and trade aprofessional and ama and aba institutional investors. they need to support the ceos when they take the stands if they are not on a limb. these are the people who only companies and ceos are hired hands and need the support of other

let's go to modern teen and where the senate has voted in favor of president harvey miller's flagship economic reform . bill pros has turned violent when demonstration is valued outside the nations congress, the so called on the bus law sense that sweeping changes to the economy, including steep attack, started to measures on privatization. there is a ball has more from one to service. the violence on the streets of the site is as the senate debated what is known as the basis of all. a landmark bill for presidents have you had released plans to reform argentina. it includes over $200.00 lows, meant to privatize some state companies, delegate legislative powers to the president reform labor legislation and get privileges to fully in companies that invest in argentina. protestors gathered outside congress is early on wednesday morning. got to be everybody's have pensioner who says he cannot make ends meet the double dresser, who i am here because i get paid the minimum pension and i cannot survive on it. i worked for 33 years and my pension is $200.00. with these laws, the president is

many of the people that have been leading the battle to erase dei or stop dei, stephen miller, bill ackmane ceos reacting to that? they're getting pressure from civil rights groups like mine that they can't back out of dei. on the other hand, trump has been anti-dei. his supreme court went against affirmative action. how do they mitigate this or is that part of why they're staying silent? one of the issues they don't want to get in the middle of is dei. >> that's a fantastic question because it's really nuanced how they handle it. we at the university similarly have had our hands flapped trying to figure out how to navigate that space. these ceos know what the right thing is to do. they want to weave the tapestry of society together, make itegeual. they worry about some of the language from time to time, so they try to weave around the language. but these ceos are not xenophobic. immigration issues, and they're not protectionists or isolationists either. they believe in the rule of law and not the law of rulers and they're trying to find a way to make this work. what they would like to fin

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but an autopsy confirmed that the bill did kill her. state wildlife association tracked it down and killed the bear. >>> a swath of deadly storms wreaked havoc, spawning 22 tornados across five different states. at least one person was killed and more than a dozen others hurt. and the f-2 tornado was confirmed in ohio, blowing roofs off buildings and knocking out power to most of the residents there. meanwhile, stifling temperatures into the triple digits. phoenix reaching a record high of 113 degrees. las vegas hitting 111. angie lassman joins us with weather. any relief on the way? it is brutal right now. >> about that relief, yes, we're going to start to see a little bit of a cooldown torfor some o these spots. but then we'll turn our attention to another part of the country that could see some of that here. 22 million people under alerts here across the southwest. they extend from texas all the way to california. and temperatures are expected to once again hit the triple digits today. we did break some records in this region. today

miller-meeks. >> thank you chair guthrie and thank the witnesses for testifying before the subcommitteei am actually very grateful tha discussing these bills and a please visit the committee considering as you just heard from ms. trahan the accelerating kids access to cares act which would streamline administrative processes for providers who enroll in another state medicaid program due to a lack of services provided in the patient's home state. i'm also proud to have a fellow iowan and constituent dr. bassuk i too was on the faculty of university of iowa, go hawks here before the committee today. there's currently no standardized federal pathway for this process means that providers must enroll any new state medicaid program whenever they see a new patient from that state a paperwork to remain enrolled in each state medicaid program. and especially in iowa with our four boards with many people from different states who seek care in our home state. when a child from a new state is visiting a doctor as may be the case if a child from another state travels to iowa for care, which is not u

miller-meeks. >> thank you chair guthrie and thank the witnesses for testifying before the subcommittee. i am actually very grateful that we discussing these bills and a please visit the committee considering as you just heard from ms. trahan the accelerating kids access to cares act which would streamline administrative processes for providers who enroll in another state medicaid program due to a lack of services provided in the patient's home state. i'm also proud to have a fellow iowan and constituent dr. bassuk, i, too, was on the faculty of university of iowa, go hawks, here before the committee today. there's currently no standardized federal pathway for this process means that providers must enroll any new state medicaid program whenever they see a new patient from that state and must maintain regular paperwork to remain enrolled in each state medicaid program. and especially in iowa with our four boards with many people from different states who seek care in our home state. when a child from a new state is visiting a doctor as may be the case if a child from another state travel

speaking on that meeting, state department spokesperson matthew miller said that mr blinken emphasizedher escalation in gaza and to develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans' for the next phase of the war. number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include path towards governance, towards security, towards reconstruction. we've obviously been working on these same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel, but we think it's important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasise the need to avoid further escalation of the conflict and, as always, emphasise the need to the increase of humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access on the secretary will emphasise to the minister we want to see that situation reversed and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him to work on that problem. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. now to some other headlines. lucy letby has told a jury she has nev

speaking on that meeting, state department spokesperson matthew miller said that mr blinken emphasizedd further escalation in gaza and to develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans' for the next phase of the war. number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. numbertwo, commitment to israel's security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include path towards governance, toward security, towards reconstruction. we have obviously been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel, but we think it is important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasise the need to avoid escalation of the conflict and the increase of humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access on the secretary will emphasise to the secretary will emphasise to the minister we want to see that situation reversed and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him to work on that problem. and yoav gallant is _ on that problem. and yoav gallant is said _ on that problem

i'm gonna get right to john miller, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst. john, this story continues to evolve even more of a missile three, here you got remains of these two women were first found and mandeville long island, in 2000 and also 2003. this is long before the other victims were found or thought to have been killed. more partial remains found in gilgo beach in 2011, less than two miles away from the other four victims? put this together for us. what is all this telling you? >> what this is telling us is that the gilgo beach serial killer investigation where rex heuermann is the charged prime suspect, is expanding exponentially how and why first, because they're looking at someone who the offender characteristics would suggest probably started killing before the murders that they know about from the gilgo beach burial site, or even the one in mandeville, those victims go back to the early 2000s studies show laura that most serial killers start killing when their 20s. so that would put us back into the clock of 1985, 1987. so they're looking at un

speaking on that meeting, state department spokesperson matthew miller said that mr blinken emphasizedo develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans�* for the next phase of the war. number one our ongoing commitment to israel�*s security. numbertwo, commitment to israel�*s security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include a path towards governance, to security, and reconstruction. we have probably been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel. we think it is important that israel put forward its own ideas. he will need to emphasise the need for further avoidance of escalation and increased humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access in the south of the secretary will emphasise to the minister that we want to see that situation reversed and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him in regards to that problem. yoav gallant is scheduled to meet with secretary of defense lloyd austin on tuesday, and national security adviser jake sullivan

member miller which would allow states to title iv-b to access online portals to connect families withlocal resources, as well as the court and prove it program which i'm co-leading with congress member blakemore which would provide additional resources to allow court proceedings to take place virtually. and there are also problems with workers and burnout. there is, in fact, tremendous burnout problem with workers which also could be addressed with title iv-b. could you address this issue? >> let me tackle the court improvement for us and that is i think that program is one of the real successes of the title iv-b program. iv-4 iv-b provides both the flexibility states need but also it provides the opportunity for congress to have set aside for key issues that have been underinvested in. if you take a look at the success of the court improvement program, you see how it's impacting the quality of hearings every day in the united states. the courts certainly learnt during the common crisis about remote hearings, and yet they're also not a a panacea. we deem to make sure that if we use th

miller-meeks to preside over the.chair: the house is in the committee of the w house on consideration for consideration of h.r. 8752. the clerk: a bill making appropriations security for fiscal year ending september 30 2025 and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule the bill issidered read the first time. general debate shall be confined to the bill not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking membe committee on the appropriations or the respectiveleman from nevada, mr. amodei and the gentlewoman illinois ms. underwood, the chair recognizes the gentleman from vada. mr. amodei: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i thank mr. coal for his leadership throughout the fiscal year process and support as we continue to take conservative to the floor. i want to thank the ranking member of the ful mrs. delauro and ranking the subcommittee ms. underwood. despite of disagreements on policy as well as the rankingmber of the full committee we would like to say thanks for the opport