construction work and pull out was suspended after the two thousand and eleven accident at the free grisham and i need to plan but resumed in it over two thousand and twelve. jay powell is preparing applications for safety checks required under the government's new safety guidelines. cotto said the city has asked the central government and the power on four occasions to halt construction work indefinitely but the request of all been rejected. what town hosts the nuclear plant and says it will continue to support the construction plan people who fled their towns and villages after the nuclear accident in for cushy might have spent nearly three years dreaming of going back for many it's not just their homes they missed. they had to leave their pets behind and those animals are struggling to survive another bitter winter. each of the village is in the evacuation zone. high radiation levels forced six thousand residents to leave and since then and there had to be going it alone around two hundred down to four hundred cats will spend most of the time living without their owners the eco cycle is

there's been another major spill out for grisham and i each a nuclear plant workers were putting highly radioactive water into a storage tank box they put in too much and more than one hundred tonnes still now. we knew we were in the process of transferring contaminated water into a storage tank. when my mummy but the water was directed to the wrong cake and it overflowed all the post the water overflowed area surrounding the tank workers detected high levels of radioactivity in the water they found concentrations of strikes him and other isotopes reaching two hundred and thirty million back pearls per liter. officials with took electric power companies say the crews have close all the olives and taken other measures to contain the spill. they say they don't think the water reached the pacific ocean now they're trying to determine whether the accident was the result of operator error or a technical malfunction fishermen in northeastern and got a briefing on the water leak and said they're worried about its impact the snow. woke up to one of the world. in the state in the soil. she was g

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occur in the coming months they say causes seasonal winds from continental china the operator of the grisham and iag has opened the central control room of the facilities number one and two reactors to the media for the first time since the two thousand and eleven accident the room shows signs that workers on duty that day struggled in the dark to get the power back on the central control room located near or next to the reactor buildings is where workers struggled to contain the crisis three years ago amid rising radiation levels. radiation in the room just after the accident measured one million seabirds for our. due to de contamination efforts the level has since fallen to less than one one fiftieth of that figure. members were scribbled on a wall next to a watergate. it suggests how staff trying to monitor the amount of water inside the reactors couldn't write the figures down on paper in the darkness. the hydrogen explosion that occurred soon after the tsunami struck blue panels off the ceiling lighting fixtures remain exposed the governing parties have just started to discuss the new b

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lujan grisham: mr. speaker, federal law state this is a social welfare groups must exclusively promote social welfare. social welfare includes activities like early childhood education, environmental protection, or veterans care. not partisan political campaign activities. now there's an important book on the house floor and it's a dictionary. we have that book here because this is a law making institution and the precise definitions of words is incredibly important. the last time i looked up the word exclusively, it meant everything. excluding everything else. solely or only. however, the i.r.s. must have found an alternative definition for exclusively when it issued a regulation allowing social welfare organizations to only primarily promote social welfare. this contradiction between federal law and i.r.s. regulation has allowed these groups to spend over a quarter billion dollars on political campaign activity. not their social welfare mission. while keeping their donors secret. i urge my colleagues

. >> the first time i talked to you is for, i want to say "daysed and confused" then a gri grisham movien a young man thrilled to be in the business. are you the same today? . >> i know more about my what makes me tick. and my strength asks weaknesses probably more confidence came with that knowledge. i'm more interested in things and characters and stories and humanity than i've ever been. ways ready to switch gears. i'm loving these dramas and thrillers. and antiheroes. getting to work with singular minded directors. and little stories some are independents. i'm enjoying it. >> do you feel like when you're in a room with all of your peers do you feel like i earned my place here? >> earned? i'm not sure. earned can be a touchy word. it's better than deserved. this is the first time to be nominated to be a part of a performance making these award sxroundz peop sxroundz -- rounds. so i'm just enjoying the present. head high, heart high, enjoying this. i'm not going get tired of talking about my experience with dallas fires club. ever. >> can you describe this moment for me? >> this? >> th

the judiciary; former new mexico governors; tribal governors; senator udall; representative lujan-grisham; representative lujan; distinguished guests; the state's first gentleman, my husband, chuck franco; my step-son, carlo; my dear sister, lettie martinez; and, my fellow new mexicans. it is an honor to join you for the annual state of the state address and open this legislative session, where i believe our focus must be on two of the most pressing issues - jobs and education. [ applause ] but first, let's turn our thoughts to the community of roswell. as we recall last week's tragic school shooting, let's pray for nathaniel, who's struggling with serious injuries, and for his parents, who are showing such strength. and when i saw kendal last week, after having been through such horror she was in great pain but couldn't wait to see her best friend, set to arrive at the hospital any minute. the parents, teachers, and community members pulled together and turned to faith over fear. i have some very special guests with me today - john masterson, the soccer coach and social studies teacher,

you will be hearing singing from michele grisham from new mexico and judy chew of california is here of the asian-pacific organization. at lunch we presented what we will present to you to our members. it was not only advocacy, but a case study on how we are using traditional press on this issue and rosa will talk about our 16,000 person teleconference. as well as the social media. so with that, shall we play it again? [video playing] >> give sherry's berries. >> let's pea treated equal this valentine's day. what a girl wants, what a girl needs is equal way for equal work. >> for valentines day flowers, chocolate and a fine dinner are all great but they only last for a day. what women really need for the valentine's day is equal pay for equal work. >> so on valentine's day you can get chocolate and your contribution to the fact that women need quality. [music playing] ♪ >> i saw a tweet a with bunch of women holding chocolate hearts saying we don't want chocolate, we want equal pay. so bosses, don't give chocolates for valentine's day. >> it is time to do away with work place policie

grisham, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i, too, very much appreciate your participation in today's hearing and to work diligently to assure that we have the right totocols and procedures support the men and women who give their life and their families in the most appropriate, meaningful way that we possibly can. the pain ofgine losing a family member or a loved one in this kind of an incident. and i offer and share with my colleagues in giving my the best condolences and sympathy for the family members who are here today and all of those family members who have suffered these kinds of losses. on behalf of this country. that the department of defense has an obligation to do absolutely everything that i that it can can do -- possibly can do to be trent franks him a supportive, and to do that at the highest possible it possibly can do to be supportive and transparent. to walk us through everything that the dod has insured that it there is a district -- a direct and sustained line of vacation between the departmen

michelle lujan grim much of new mexico for today -- grisham of new mexico for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, last week north carolina lost a real leader and a good man. mr. holding: my loyal friend, sheriff garr yinters, of wayne -- garr request winters of wayne county -- gary win theyers -- winters of wayne county. he was one of the youngest men to be elected as sheriff and 2013 would have marked his 20th year of service. he was dedicated to the people he served and respected by all. gary was a life-long member of union grove freewell baptist church where he met his wife of 33 years, teresa. family was everything to gary. he had three daughters. jessica, ashley and carrie ann and two granddaughters. gary was devoted to wayne county and dreven by his faith, his fa

wonderful film and it healed to a very enthusiastic member from new mexico congresswoman michelle lujan grisham very much met them later. i have solved the answer to that age old question whether to sing or lip-synch and it absolution to ben lip-synching but it's a great song and i think it helps really perpetuate we hope this really important message. i am from the state in mexico where for a long time we have been a minority majority and we know that as you have heard and i'm going to repeat that women of color make even less than 77 cents on the dollar and is a proud mother of two grown daughters i watched them struggle in this environment. it's unjust, it's immoral and with a number of women with undergraduate and graduate degrees think about the amount of money we are being paid fairly that finds itself into the economy. so we really are talking about an opportunity agenda for the entire country in a state that is so poor they need so much assistance in a leg up. supporting women in a way that we should have been all along so we have this economic opportunity and a reasonable and fair and

lujan grisham. >> mr.chairman thank you very much and like both of my colleagues i appreciate your efforts and the work that you do because there is and i don't think a single member of this committee or anybody in congress who isn't concerned about making sure that the economy is growing and we are providing every kind of policy support that increases job growth in any context particularly in a state like mine where we actually have negative population growth and really are struggling for economic growth because we have a much higher than national average federal investments but it's largely related to intellectual investments in defense and the laboratories but we have not figured out that segue to stabilize the economy. i'm very interested in the comments on both sides of the aisle in this committee today about what we have to be doing to make sure that we are focusing on his many policies that give us as many opportunities to grow the economy as possible and i know we have talked about unemployment and