norton: i would like to respond to the comments. the national park service has a maintenance backlog of $23 billion including $2 billion in the district of columbia alone. the national park service does not have the money to transform the stadium site from acres of asphalt into parks or mixed uses. there is precedent for congress giving title to or administration jurisdiction over federal land to states and other jurisdictions for no consideration. we do not have to look far for examples. let's look at two of the examples in d.c. section 8124 of the title 40 has permitted the federal government to transfer administrative jurisdiction over federal land in d.c. to the d.c. government for no consideration. second, in 1986, congress directed the department of interior to enter into a 50-year lease with d.c. for the r.f.k. stadium site for no consideration. while it is true that h.r. 4984 does not require d.c. to pay the federal government for federal jurisdiction over the r.f.k. site, it is expected d.c. will spend hundreds of millions

just south is the small community of norton shores.each towns on the sunset coast of lake michigan. >> i describe muskegon as sort of a microcosm of the state of michigan. we have our urban areas, our suburban areas, and then the eastern part and northern part of our county is more rural. >> norton shores is a nice community on the southern edge of our county. >> it's one of the most beautiful areas of west michigan because it's right near lake michigan. so that's the big draw, is our lakeshore just absolutely gorgeous. >> i have a lot of pride of coming from muskegon county. i think it's just a really good place to live in and grow up in. >> but a series of apparently unconnected crimes began to sow fear into this quiet community. it all begins in the final hour of an april night, when a young woman named jessica heeringa simply vanished. swallowed up, or so it seemed, in a mystery as vast and deep as the big lake itself. >> it's april 26th, 2013, in norton shores, michigan, at this exxon station on east sternberg road. 25-year-old je

jerry at norton.even though the editor chief star lawrence he told me like to burn every single copy of the book that existed if he could and that there's this interesting case where where fight club is this book of class resentment and yet the sort of world that norton represents is kind of exactly the kind of class world at that moment that he was writing against, even at the same time that he, with this book, was trying to join that class. and so there's this kind of complex reading, that reading the book, there's not i'm not saying oh, fight club. it's another story of conglomerations. yeah. no to defend myself on that count because sometimes people are like he bases he sees as conglomeration. no definitely. and again really the chapter on nonprofit and and yeah the account karen yamashita is really yeah it's it's really it's fantastic and worth it for that alone. one question this evening. okay so let's say that we agree that the work of art is product of the system publishing. you have any ideas

in 2016 she was working at norton healthcare center when she noticed a west louisville families did not have a reliable place to get there healthcare. so she got to work on the idea of starting a community health fair. she had a bigger dreams a hospital in the west end. ultimately it was her pitch that got the ball rolling on what we doubt know at the norton west louisvillel. hospital. today chief administrative officer of the state-of-the-art care center that is receiving the final touches as we speak. [applause] [applause] she used in a facility as in her words, a community-based hospital with no walls. that is pretty special but she is with us tonight along with russell cox president ceo of norton healthcare. we know she isur a perfect exame of healthcare going above andbe beyond move forward together thank you both. [applause]an i also went to talk a moment about mental healthh care. our administration is treated mental health care the same as physical healthcare. that is why comment with your help and you're fun to watch the 988 crisis hotline mental health discussed or an addictio

corenza is with us tonight, along with russell cox, president and ceo of norton healthcare. russ, we know that corenza is a perfect example of our health-care heroes going above and beyond to move our commonwealth forward, together. thank you both. i also want to take a moment to talk about mental health care. our administration has always treated mental health care the same as physical health. that is why we launched the 988 crisis hotline, which connects kentuckians facing a risk of suicide, mental health distress or an addiction crisis with trained counselors who can help. in kentucky, we want people to know it's ok not to be ok, and you 988 is available to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. somewhat -- someone is there to help you. on the other end of the line, you'll find dedicated and compassionate kentuckians like haley johnson. haley is a 988-crisis counselor from lexington, and one of the first people hired there to answer calls. haley has been there for kentuckians in some of their darkest hours. she takes the time to talk to these individuals, an

my name is, uh, mark norton.i live at, uh, 29th street, directly to the south of 369 valley street. this all began in 2014, when the project sponsor bought the valley street property and proposed a completely demolish the earthquake shack. the earthquake cottage, and to build a monster house in its place. uh, fortunately, the planning staff disabused him of the notion that demolishing the cottage, the existence of the earthquake cottage, and the need to preserve it is what makes this matter exceptional and extraordinary. right from the beginning. excuse me. right from the beginning. preservation planners justin green and tina tam told the project sponsor that the secretary of the interior standard prohibited the cottage from being raised more than two feet and, i quote, raised the cottage and entire story is not in conformance with the secretary standards, as it will drastically alter the existing buildings relationship to the street and the lot. justin grebien also wrote that instead of trying to move the cottag

norton. i would recognize chairman graves. he's not able to be with us at this particular hearing, so i recognize the member of the full committee mr. larson. >> thank you, mr. chair. and i want to thank the chair into the ranking member for having the hearing today and i want to welcome all of the witnesses. thanks for participating in the hearing today about your work to implement. the bipartisan infrastructure law in this hearing today is an opportunity to highlight how these federal infrastructure dollars are benefiting communities and helping us to build a cleaner and more accessible transportation system the investment level and number of new initiatives with previous transportation bills and congress handed them to a tall order to implement the legislation. the first two fiscal years the department distributed over $180 billion in highway funds and 40 billion in transit funds in states and localities. it's gone out under more than three dozen competitive grant programs and more is on the way. just this morning the depar

>> thank you, ranking member, norton. one of the things i am most proud of in my career is that i was with the department of transportation. we went from 23rd to 20 -- to fourth because we recognized that active transportation is a critical part of our network and making sure people could do it safely. when you look into the data, and this is what the secretary has asked us to do under the in hrs, there is speeds, distracted driving, one of hour 28 proven safety measures which are protected by claims and we are also working with states to identify vulnerable road user studies in their states so we look forward to looking -- working with them on that data and i will turn it over to carson. >> thank you congressman norton. let me start by answering your question by what we think is the cause providing some data and potential explanations. one of the things we know is that 70% of pedestrians are killed at night and most of them are adults. pedestrian fatalities among children have actually declined pretty dramatically. most

truckers, hitchhiking, comedian jim norton. she's a money -- miss behaving.ff [applause] >> greg: she once gave a raccoon rabies. "new york times" contributing editor kat kimf. and former world weight champion tyus. tyus, unlike jesse watters i do my real research so i plugged in questions and i asked gemini is greg gutfeld hot. the decision whether you find him hot is up to you. there is no right or wrong answer and it's important to focus on what you personally find attractive. oh. really? what do you think, tyus? >> tyrus: that's the problem right there. should have given you the body temperature. you see, that's the problem. is greg hot? he's 98 degrees typically. so yes. he's hot. >> greg: finally a compliment. >> tyrus: you know what i'm saying? too bad he wasn't a little hotter, like 106. [laughter] >> tyrus: thank you. thank you. >> greg: wait, i think i would be dead then. >> tyrus: it's either that or one more of those damn jokes. but the thing is, like this, white people, you had a brilliant idea. if white people took their ball and went home and s

luggtowhat does jim norton do fr fun? this is going to tell you everything about gemin tell he frequently mentions spending time with his close knit group of friends. ith hiroup they often gather at his place, play games, tell stories and enjoy other's company.they >> correct. a but they're not. my friends arere . they better that in there. they better that in there. they should have just kept the theme and the answer should have been yes. and then a picture of stevie wonder com en ae is blind. yeah. this it this is very it's gotgul this is it's just white guilt. it's just silly like everybody's the edge, you know, one is just being fun anymore. you know, i do have a point now. thowt go white power i on the subway now. people looking at me and getting on off thi. nkbei tl i think this might be fake. i truly think that this mightn have been a design by google, because what's happeninga desig everyone is talking about it and what it's going to doe an is it's going to get people to go there to look it up, look it up, look it

one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton inside. the other was to make sure that the public violence position in new york in single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function. and all of those things are the case today, and that makes it a very positive day. might space spanish coast guard has rescued 102 people who are trying to reach the canary islands by boat. the bodies of 2 people are also recovered from the vessel, rescue a certain more than 1000 migrants inside them seek us from subsaharan countries. the rich the orleans of the last few days. it's holly and police have arrested 14 people off to a violent spur account out of detention center for michael and snare room. some of the detainees forced the way out of the building, setting fire to mattresses and throwing objects funds for the add up hoff to a young man from guinea being held at the center. so he's a nice hungry is the governing for this policy. his boy called to the vote, that would h

now, in addition to richard norton smith, we are also delighted and honored to host heyneke meyer on this stage. now, everybody in michigan and across the midwest now knows who hank is. he's got some 240 meyer super centers that make up one of america's largest family owned companies. while hank is the co-chair and ceo of meyer. what makes this grosser different? what makes hank the perfect interlocutor? this evening is that he has a long friendship with richard. they have a great chemistry on stage together. i've asked them to to be on stage for numerous programs and also as a stand alone journalist and historian and writer in his own right. hank is really a serious person to contend with. he wrote this book on senator arthur vandenberg that i think you're aware of. it was a quarter century in the making. talk about dedication. and he also is the long serving vice chair of the gerald ford presidential foundation. are you ready to learn tonight? oh, yes, we are. richard and hank. well, thank you and good evening, everyone. and i've got the easiest job in the house and my job is just

so that when you have systems to buy, so can you by any means you start among the across norton use of the motion and pull like you know? so the units for come out of the present value of d 0, a phase see sign mean gives us column was gonna say, yeah, it does say a value of the for face cash. i know it's, i'm not even really depressed and i'm in the sla total is that because of the price, you'll know you've seen these valuable you pricing equal in motion since i'm sense of or not so so can you give me a book? there's a book pulled and that 3 of us, most of you, you especially security or as a sancho i should dc for us. i. e. but yeah 6 is the face rest by the most. that'd be list by the number from the machine. the forces i woke up, move pulling this to a single partially skipped blow. my score was a few of the previous, sorry, who could i just have a q certified eulu. what's i don't want to come on the so need to always to really, really he's not my so i'm fully, he scored already. yep. just my simple model. so for me it was so slow. you click on most of the, the, the, the, the, the b

one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton inside. the other was to make sure that the public violence position in new york in single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function and all of those things are the case today, and that makes it a very positive day. might you go south of those incumbent to lead to eva, kansas says he's one sunday's presidential election, but official results haven't been announced his popularity. a search and recent months doctor because of his crack down on the criminal guys. i know raffle that reports not from the capital sign itself with celebrations and the salvadoran capital supporters of the beginning, cheering on a victory that will give the controversial president 2nd term after the problem before you didn't have hope, but today we have it. and that means a lot appearing before a crowd of thousands began the called the election historic o.

one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton sites. the other was to make sure that's as a public violence position in new york and single market wasn't undermines any way on. the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function. and all of those things are the case today. and that makes it a very positive day mind you have a spanish coast guard, has rescued 102 people who are trying to reach the canary islands by boat. the bodies of 2 people were also recovered from the vessel. rescuers say more than a 1000 migrants and asylum seekers from sub saharan countries have reached the islands over the last few days. italian police have arrested 14 people after violence broke out at a detention center for migrants near rome. some of the detainees forced their way out of the building, setting fire to mattresses and throwing objects of violence flared up after a young man from guinea being held at the center, took his own life. the hungry is governing the dish party, has boy accosted a vote. that would have been

the youngest norton victim was 12 years old. yet, despite the mounting civilian casualties and footage plotting in southern washington, a question whether in fact there were any innocent victims i to, in the pictures. these are not innocent, boston and civilians in the half a 1000000 people starting to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the when down this use the rotating presidency of fuel. can i zation of is nomics co operation late this year? it will help improve the situation in dasa. that's what the countries for administer told his russian counterpart of talks. and mr. this week i'm, i do tomorrow will say, spoke exclusively to all tea on future co operation, and rising tensions in the middle east. and then i got to be processing. this is all again, that will preside over the organization of a slummy corporation. this may given to situation in the middle east today this i'm gonna zation plays an important role in helping to find a solution to the sad situation that we all witness it. and guys, what it is im

soon minutes, however late, and that's any deal with norton involve as he present the release of thousands of terrorists. now, the theo, the perspective deal is putting huge pressure at the moment on netanyahu's governing coalition. the cracks showing a get them up and give it there's the national security minister comes from the fall rights length of the coalition is saying that he will pull out of the governing coalition. if miss neil, who agrees to something that he doesn't approve of the pen give it doesn't approve of. he doesn't trust netanyahu at the moment and thinks then yeah, and that's me. all right, so essentially being sneaky, i will try and weasel through a deal that a doesn't agree with, but other parts of the far right to say, no, let's hold on. so the best about smart rich, the finance minister going to be his partner is a, it's not useful to run to the steed years. he means media stages. why that and spread threads on our partner and the government's on the cabinet. my red lines, a note, and there's no need to fill in them. he's essentially telling ben, give a to pipe down

the youngest norton victim was 12 years old. yet despite this mounting summit and casualties and footage floating yet and some in washington have questioned whether they're all in fact, any innocent victims of 2 of the pictures. these are not innocent, boston and civilians and the half a 1000000 people started to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the wedding down. yeah. assumes the rotating presidency of the organizational this nomic co operation late to this year. it will help improve a situation in golf. so that's what the country's foreign minister told his russian counterpart of talks and must go out this week, my mother tomorrow. so i spoke exclusively to all to you on future co operation on rising tensions and then at least and then i got to be processing. this is all again, there will preside over the organization of islamic cooperation. this may given to situation in the middle east today, there's something as ation plays an important role in helping to find a solution to the sad situation that we're all w

i see you in for the use, the norton, they call the ice breaking these lamps are and, and the noise. we have started in the construction of new new cleared powers icebreaker, landing over at you. next year. we are going to start the construction of the same class that is going to be called stalings. you actually selling randa. and in the far east on this semester, because she yard and liter icebreaker of the new generation is also under construction. yes. and we are going to use already brought them in cpr. it's too because they'll be able to view commercial it. the 1st one is lead by some vassals, which will allow russian businesses to, to ensure a more efficient trade flows under, in the changing times. and drastic changes in the global economy was a mean guys, the i see your citizens of russia as ryans. and i would like to say separately which is bound basis spits, i often meet who is the participants of the special military operation, but i work every year, officers of volunteers. who would you guys belsky with people out the civilian, the occupations who were drafted, the 2 goal

the suspect's name is norton, she fled the scene and was arrested the next day. be in trial today. if you could say anything to her, what would that be? >> i've been asked that time and time again, i don't have words to bring to mind to say to her just understanding of the immeasurable loss my family has suffered. it is tearing our family apart. i've watched strong people break down over something so trivial. >> carley: between what happened to your father and this shooting in kansas city yesterday, there is something wrong that is leading to innocent people dying. how are you going to explain this to your children? >> i can't think of a way to explain it to anybody. i have reached out to friends of the family and more distant relatives, i have a hard time knowing what to say temperature is centless and devastating. >> carley: do you know if this woman has prior arrests? >> based on a little information gathered online, well is some type of history. i don't know details of it. >> carley: you might learn more in court today. what do you expect to take place in tod

. >> thanks to jim norton. liz mcdonald cations >> laura: good evening i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" reporting from houston. a california politician decides to take border enforcement into her own hands, literally she is here to talk about it. appearing with someone vp short list. first, their money not yours. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: tiffany's. no, i'm not talking about the luxury brand and the blue box. i'm talking about the mouthy mayor with a big attitude. >> the people's mayor. [cheers] >> y'all are ready. what are you doing? ♪ >> laura: in 2021, she was elected to run dolton township outside of chicago. soon enough tiffany like so many untalented dim wits before her divided to treat other people's money the taxpayers like it was her own in 2022 when residents figured out what a fraud she was, she voted to recall her but she didn't care. she refused to leave office. the hell with what the people want. after the recall failed on a technicality in court. tiffany declared herself as doll ton's forever mayor. after all, she was taug

jim norton, liz mcdonald, kat timpf and tyrus tonight at 10:00. >> let's do this. >> greg's itchy marmoset zoo wouldn't allow me to marry music to this marmoset their permission. >> so i'm going to just do it myself. >> yeah. yeah. just like that? yeah. just getting all that stuff. not. it's a baby. marmoset. small squirrel like monkey out of brazil. oh, yeah, baby. right there. right there. okay, out there right now. you ready to go? yeah. it's soft and silky and love getting scratched, by the way, you can now mail order that device from various websites. it will come in a brown box. all right. that is what we're. >> happy early 25th birthday to mary forsyth slash. it's her hundredth birthday because she's one of 5 million people born on february 29th, leap day in our community in san springs, got together to commemorate the big day for her. >> i wonder what it's like not being to celebrate your birthday once every four years, the actual birthday itself. but happy birthday to that young lady. >> 25th. i think it'd be fun because then you could have like you could do whatever you wanted an

stability. nicholas hawk elgin's era, the car i shouldn't feigns michelle o'neill has been appointed as norton islands. first nationalist minister, 1st minister, i should say, the new era began off to prove british unions and did the boy quote against breaks . it travels back paved the way to restore the developed government 2 years after it collapsed. all right, for sick reports now from belfast. i am willing to take off the office of 1st minister, a moment postponed since elections in 2022 and a milestone in a far long history of the conflict politician who wants to see a united ireland becoming northern islands. so it's minister. we mark a moment of a quality and the moment of progress, a new opportunity to work and to grow together. confident in that wherever we come from, whatever aspirations are we come on, we must build our future together. so it may know this was a speech about daily governance about infrastructure, public services, and respect for different communities. and in that, michelle knew how to greenman from the new deputy 1st minister from the main union, this d u p. which w

one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton inside. the other was to make sure that the public of islands position in new york in single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function. and all of those things are the case today. and that makes it very positive day might be persons, king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. buckingham palace announced that he will suspend his public duties while receiving treatment. last month, the king spends several days in hospital for an enlarged prostate test, then identified a separate type of cancer. i bought a 140 guns from me and they'll have crossed into bung to dash to escape fighting between the security forces and a rebel group. on a line for 3 minority groups have been battling the minute change into which seize power in 2021 on the dash of course highest, more than a 1000000 bringing the refugees out economy is a buddhist community. and they all worse than the me. environmentally treat. it's purely a lie tha

hi, we have a russian tourists are in north korea, knocking the 1st assumption norton visit since the pandemic that johnny is assign. the deepening ties between from young and law school. as the 2 nations finds themselves increasingly isolated as an add on with the west unit, kim reports from some a smooth glide down a powdery slope at marching young ski resort. in north korea, people apparently new to the sport, giving alpine skiing a tri. among them, our russian youngsters making up a part of the 1st known group before and tourist inside the state. since it recently reopened it's border. on the chart itself wording we locked it right slots . each traveler paid $750.00 us dollars for a seat in what the tour company called a test toward delegation. more trips our plan for march. we'll go with them each that but we're going to see it's an amazing country. it's clay stalls. i'm perhaps that's what attracts everyone. people say they've dreamed of visiting north korean life one past and says they've visited several dozen countries but have never been to north korea is coming to power. the

and that's any deal with norton if all of us hate for us at the release of thousands of terrorists. now the deal with the perspective deal is putting huge pressure at the moment on nothing yahoos governing coalition. the cracks the showing gets them up and give it. there's the national security in minnesota comes from the far right flanks of the coalition is saying that he will pull out of the governing coalitions if that's not who agrees to something that he doesn't approve of the bank of it doesn't approve of. he doesn't trust netanyahu at the moment and thinks then yeah, that's me. all right, is essentially being sneaky, and we'll try and uh, weasel through a deal that he doesn't agree with. but other parts of the file, right? to say no, that's hold on. so the best about smart rich, the finance minister been given his partner is a, it's not useful to run to the stage. does he mean medius tedious by that spread threads on her part or in the governments on the cabinet? my red lines, a note, and there's no need to fill in them. he's essentially telling ben, give it to pipe that else

people which close to sewage and the number of refugees, many of whom, particularly those coming from norton and central gaza brought. they have pets with them and could not just leave them to their fate. some aids being allowed to enter this tribe, that security checks delivery bottlenecks and the difficulty of moving through the rubble of a war zone have hindered supplies. the harsh reality of many palestinians is that they don't have a daily me making it difficult to provide for their pets, which on the buckle. no. the medicine and food crises made it exceedingly difficult for people to keep their pets. and as a result, we are receiving daily reports of pets being abundant in the street by their owners and observing increasing numbers of abandoned pets. some animals defied all the arts and found a home in the shelter, less than a $100000000.00 and a good time. i felt guilty when i found out there was that clinic because i have no idea what might happen to him that he used to get startled by loud noises and suffered panic. attacks, stop chasing his steel and throw themselves on the ground.

he is portrayed by james norton in the film. >> everything here is politicized, bob. >> reporter: we than 100,000 people. >> he was barely touching the ground. he was like floating, or maybe that was my image of him, because i just saw him going and, you know, yeah. >> reporter: what's behind the emotion? >> boy. it's a lot, you know? it's super rare that there is somebody who has what he had, and to be able to touch the world. ♪ pirates ♪ >> reporter: bob marley died at just 36 years old in 1981 after battling a rare form of melanoma. >> the last thing my father said to me was, in the hospital, on your way up, take me up. on your way down, don't let me down. ♪ it's all i ever have ♪ >> reporter: and for him, making this film is another sort of bob marley record. ♪ all i ever had ♪ >> now we have a chance to expand the understanding of him as a human being, but most importantly, to expose the message to more people. the message of love. the message of unity. which the world desperately needs now. ♪ these songs are freedom ♪ ♪ songs of freedom ♪ vraylar helped give it a lift. adding v

so last year with norton going to have for my perspective look like the department of transportationnt a lot of time on changing the name of that acronym. instead of updating the 30-year-old software, which was with the ship that their focus. can you tell me what steps you taken since you confirmation to speed up the modernization of technology? where are we at on note them and what what it specific systems you may updated? >> i think one of the challenges that we have is to do modernize with something a lot of legacy st har to take out of the airspace. even some of the systems that were in place before were born are still used and sometimes it's the military relies on assistance. it'syi just folks in the flight online time. we ended up supporting huge amount of antiquated systems and that impede our ability to modernize. there's been a lot ofs modernization over the past ten or 15 years, what you would've seen in the center are new systems. and basically a new platform for new technologies to make theem system more efficient. but there are over a thousand systems that make up the ai

norton. so i professor nadeau, professor mendelsohn to the podium. i'm going to take away music. i'm going to give a microphone to professor mendelsohn a professor in the. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. so much. so it's it's wonderful to be here, first of all, to be person with a number of people and i don't know if, you actually brought a slide so you didn't bring a slide here for those of you watching at home is a copy jewish soldiers in the civil war the union army and there aren't that many scholars who actually in one semester published books. and here i probably two hands to lift it atom because the weighs about £5 is yearning to breathe -- in gilded age america which just came out in the fall also so congratulations. it's been quite a semester you. so i'm i'm really really thrilled to be here in conversation with adam and i that we should really start with the question that we just heard. so how does a nice jewish boy from town, south africa, become a historian of the civil war in? america, it it's a good question. and it's a good question and and without nece

currently writing a book about the history of american anti-semitism that will be published in 2025 by ww norton. so i invite professor nadel and professor mendelson to the podium. i will take away this music stand. i will give a microphone to professor mendelson. >> thank you. thank you, so much. so it's wonderful to be here. first of all to be here in person with a number of people. and i don't know if actually brought a slide, so here for those of you watching at home is a copy of the shoulders in the civil war, the union army. there aren't that many scholars actually in one semester published two books. and here i probably need two hands to lift it because it weighs about five pounds. it's yearning to breathe free. jews and gilded age markets that just came out the file also. so congratulations. quite a semester for you. so i am really thrilled to be here in conversation with adam and i think we should really start with the question that we just heard. how does a nice jewish boy from cape town, south africa become a historian of the civil war in america? >> it's a good question. and a good q

representatives beyer, connolly, holmes norton, mooney, raskin, and wexton. and the natural resource committee chair, westerman. and chairwoman dingell for her support. through the committee and their unanimous support we appreciate it. urge a yes vote and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. dingell: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: i'm prepared to close, and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. mrs. dingell: i have no further requests for time, we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. mrs. dingell: i urge my colleagues to support the legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, this is a commonsense bill that promotes collaboration between federal agent sis and local stake holders.

norton for five minutes. mr. whitaker, as cochair of the quiet skies caucus and the member who represents the district of colombia which is plagued by aviation noise, i have been fighting to reduce aviation noise in dc and across the country. while the safety of the aviation system is faa's priority, the faa needs to do much more to combat airplane and helicopter noise which will harm the health quality of life and the structural integrity of homes. last year i got two provisions including in the house passed faa reauthorization bill to combat noise in dc. would of the provisions faa within 180 days to create and implement a helicopter noise sharing mechanism for all helicopter operatest in the capital region and to make the data collected accessible to the public online. the data, this data would help us develop additional solutions to address helicopter noise. my other provision would direct the government accountability office to conduct a study of reducing helicopter noise in dc almost all of which is generat

and why did graham norton and chris evans leave the channel well, let's hope it's not because they wereent at radio two has largely been replaced with younger voices like scott mills, vernon kay, joe wiley and dermot o'leary , all very gifted o'leary, all very gifted broadcasters but less popular than their predecessors. having a cull of radio two's golden oldies made no sense given that they were doing the numbers with ken bruce in particular boasting the most listened to radio show in europe with 9 million listeners a week , that's more listeners a week, that's more than his younger, cooler colleague on the breakfast show, zoe ball , who cashes colleague on the breakfast show, zoe ball, who cashes in a cool million pounds a year for her efforts , a figure that dwarfed efforts, a figure that dwarfed ken bruce's then salary, which was barely half that. now the bbc will argue that plenty of older stars feature on radio two, including tony blackburn , two, including tony blackburn, elaine paige and paul gambier. but worth noting they're tucked away at the weekend . always away at the week

. >> i now recognize miss holmes norton for five minutes. >> i thank the chair and ranking member for holding this hearing to learn more about the challenges the federal aviation administration is currently facing and to emphasize the importance of passing a long-term faa reauthorization bill soon. mister whitaker, as cochair of the quiet skies caucus and a member who represents the district of columbia which is plagued by aviation noise, i have been fighting to reduce aviation noise in dc and across the country. the safety of the aviation system is the faa's priority, the faa needs to do more to combat airplane and helicopter noise which will harm the health, quality of life, and structural integrity of homes. last year, i got to revisions in the faa reauthorization bill to combat helicopter noise in dc. one of these provisions would require the faa, within 180 days to create and implement a helicopter noise sharing mechanism for all helicopter operators in the region and to make the data collected accessible to the public online. this data would help us develop additional solutions

norton for five minutes. mr.hitaker, as cochair of the quiet skies caucus and the member who represents the district of colombia which is plagued by aviation noise, i have been fighting to reduce aviation noise in dc and across the country. while the safety of the aviation system is faa's priority, the faa needs to do much more to combat airplane and helicopter noise which will harm the health quality of life and the structural integrity of homes. last year i got two provisions including in the house passed faa reauthorization bill to combat noise in dc. would of the provisions faa within 180 days to create and implement a helicopter noise sharing mechanism for all helicopter operatest in the capital region and to make the data collected accessible to the public online. the data, this data would help us develop additional solutions to address helicopter noise. my other provision would direct the government accountability office to conduct a study of reducing helicopter noise in dc almost all of which is generated

it's gotten rave review from richard norton smith, i'm excited to read it my former colleague at theabout thomas jefferson, founded uva, he faced an interesting situation in 1825 with the version of, you know, social justice warriors back in the day. and can you talk about that. >> it's interesting, you look at what's happening on university campuses today and each chapter in the book looks at a different model for how to answer the question of what's next, and thomas jefferson was a serial founder. he didn't want to be president. that was a founders obligation. the third volume in his life trilogy was to found an arts and sciences university because he believed the republic was flawed and you needed a university to train the next generation. at 82 years old, the worst day in thomas jefferson's life, the students in the beloved uva are rioting throughout the university, covering facebook, chanting down with european professors and throwing bags of urine at the administration. he calls an assembly for the students to meet before the disciplinary committee, thomas jecherson, james madi