and he pretty much covered the whole cycle from, you know, giving farmers subsidies, debt mart, tori ohms feeds. so i pretty much saw to cover the whole farming cycle and even laid out like how far may needed to be addressed and protected against climate change. he did set really high expectations for the reform in the agriculture sector. i guess it's also because he made himself, he appointed himself chairperson of the agriculture department. expectations are very high. he set out a checklist for what he intends to do. now we're going to see if he can actually deliver. he's also, of course, said that he wanted to bring down the price of t commodities like rice. but looking beyond the domestic situation, he didn't say this much. got much around this time with regard to ties the u. s. and china. what do you think of that? what he did say that the philippines would be friends to every one but would not give up an inch of its territory. so maybe that was a little bit of a, a jab here to our overlapping claims with china over the west to philippines. see, but i will have to say that, you know

and here we have the hindu ohm, the buddhist wheel, the egyptian -- theempl for judais ymslam broughtogt unites us all. >> isn't that wonderful. i have at least five of them. i have two green ones, i have a purple one can be and a white one. so i've always tried to reflect the colors along with the symbolism. it's wonderful. people say they have never seen a -- >> i had seen -- i wanted to do something that was a multifaith robe because we have customers who are chaplains and do that sort of ministry. i had seen several similar designs. there's a woman who designed a prayer wheel with symbols around it. and she's gone all over the world teaching piece-making. i also saw one in hawaii and another one, so i was inspired by their art and i just adapted to this for ours. >> that's great to do that. at the order nation service last year, i wore a robe, and they said they had never seen anything like that. even thoh they were from cotry, you have ever seen before. >> thank you. >> i have been pleased. tell us some of the other books you have. >> well, one thing that perhaps we haven't mention

about what your next move is in terms of i think i'm looking for whatever i couldn't find them for ohms, you know, work and things like that. and it's like, i haven't been able to find anything i you guys have been my clients for a long time. you know, i know your family. i know your daughters. i know your story. and i know how far he's come from, where he's been, you know, he was going to win a word he needed to do. he was for working, he was going in so much fighting and coin the courts and everything. and i don't understand it's lake be give you, hoping your kids are all have yaki we have his hope and then, oh, so do you just go in there and be take him away? you know, i, i can't imagine the grief and the sadness that you're going through. and the only way that i have been able to understand it is that the current administration has shifted its focus. we're continuing, i'm his processed towards a green card through the petition that you filed on his behalf. so i will keep up the fight until then. okay. okay. gladys i a. so what are your thoughts in terms of helping this client um to

. >> mandatory evacuations in effect for the ohms by fire west of morgan hil. crews able to stop the forward progress of the flames more than an hour ago but people are being kept out of their homes. that fire had burned five acre, no word on a cause. >> a section of yosemite national park remains closed due to a wildfire that broke out near hundreds of giant is he coy yeah trees. the washburn fire is burning close to the area that features 500 of the giant trees. theire has burned about 250 acres and is zero percent contained. the cause is not yet known. the rest of the park remains open. and farther north, cal fire is making progress on the electric fire. containment is 5% and 4400 acres have burned while firefighters are starting to get the upper hand that fire is putting up a lot of smoke that adds an additional challenge to the rugged terrain. they are asking for help in finding a cause. it all started on july 4th. >> the white house is responding to a call for more vaccines against monkey pox after cities like san francisco continue to sound the alarm. th

naoy ohm naomi ruchim has more. >> from a drone that responds to hand gestures to a remote control sharkr's toy insider event in new york. many of the items ieting store shelves are high tech. >> they're using technology in toys in ways that really help kids learn and grow. >> reporter: that includes the snoreble. a personal robot for kids that can be a teacher. >> what color is this? >> yellow. >> reporter: or help them sleep. >> i had a bad dream. >> it's okay. i'm here with you. >> reporter: there's also the vital hero. awarable band that gets kids moving. the interactive tracker combines gaming with physical activity. this device from ruckus fx lets you make your own music with the flick of a wrist. >> reporter: siblings camden and kira enjoyed many toys, including a purse for kids. >> how does it work? >> it's a talking purse. >> reporter: the purses are interactive. they can play music and also answer questions. >> how much do you love this sweater? >> reporter: there are also low-tech toys including a line of dolls from the netflix series "karma's world" and updates to plenty of f

in the meantime, everyone who can is the former, leading cnn to the risk of ohm after the scandalous dismissal, went to ukraine and calls himself a free agent on the now fashionable topic. we compare ukrainians with americans during the struggle for independence from britain. only in this story, the british they help ukrainian nationalists to their territories, teach them how to use weapons and equipment that london handed over to kiev, including the spartan armored personnel carrier. husky armored cars and mastiff andrey skvortsov evgeny zemtsova to lead. britain will hold the first round of elections for a new head of the conservative party today. he will also take the chair of the prime minister of the united kingdom, the lists of candidates left eight names. among them are the former head of the ministry of finance. rishi sunak, minister of foreign affairs liszt and head of the ministry of finance. nadim, zachary, for the participation of each applicant had to gain at least 20 votes for party members. those who have succeeded, and who have not succeeded already. you have been out

while fire in texas, i've been forced to evacuate hundreds of people from ohms. a president vladimir putin said he's willing to facilitate ukrainian grain exports. if the remaining restrictions on russian grain lifted putin, hel, toasted the leaders of iran in turkey. they meant to focus on syria for the overshadowed by the fallout from the war in ukraine. russell, so that has more on putin visit to toronto. it has practical importance and also symbolic importance as well in terms of the practicality. so it is his 1st at international wizard or out of the, to the former soviet republics and he's now into iran. and he wants to show the world that he and, and his country. they are not isolated in the world. and he and his country are still important players in the regional affairs in this part of the world on the other hand. now. so he met the iranian a minister, a sort iranian president by embracing the turkish president, reject. i borrowed one and also the iranian supreme, a leader, the head of gene it is largest opposition party has appeared in court, accused of

you said the liberation of kherson - this is asinovy ​​kovy or even worse than it, the iron ohm in hisrstands this perfectly and this is his last stalchikov andreyevich, whatever formula he sees, we understand that he is his main task to sell, i don't know, in tuva, in buryat, in dagestan, something similar to his victory, we understand that we will not go ukraine it will not go without playing along with him on the battlefield, but on september 11, it is as if they are going to hold this pseudo-fragile fake referendum, as if in the temporarily occupied territories, that is, they are preparing for annexation , that is, such a thing was said, it is about the numbers on september 11, well, symbolically, if they are knocked out, then according to what he can sell, and that's why i think here he may not want to take a risk. i don't know us, what will they do, to achieve through dan, to achieve peace, that the corner of the road will stop, uh, he doesn't have the liberation of kherson from a military point of view, it's just his military chief, i have n't lost the situation, you see what's

oh, our people are paid by about 19 percent celsius inside the ohms, least while people with russia have been through so many difficult just that much more like sustainable. so i mean this is difficult that they will, they need it. so call me ok. make any sense of prices. that means that you should be making sacrifices. ok, 15 percent less. today's 20 percent less tomorrow. don't ask why. well, if you ask us why? because, you know, if you ask us, why did we support your greenwich in 2014, don't expect us from all these other people. you know, we have to see places change. so we're not responsible with these people. did they take their, i mean, on their own the, they're all gauge and nice, nice, nice groups. you know, i don't ask any questions that ask a question and you know, via and also what is very important is you always required isis. and 2nd at that is you always intimidates, you will all die from point. there will be a climate if you don't listen to us and if you don't course with cold water glam, it will collapse. you know. so basically let me remind your heater basically broaden

inside the ohms least we, while people with russia have been through so many difficult is much more like sustainable. so, i mean, this is difficult that they get in. the amy is so strong and you need to make any sacrifices. that means that you should be making sacrifices. ok, 50 percent less. today's 20 percent less moral. don't ask why? well, if you ask us why? because you know, if you ask us, why did we support your greenwich, the whole being in 2014? don't expect us from all these other people. you know, we have c, please, this change. so we're not responsible with these people. did they take their pants off? i mean, they're all, they're all nice, nice, nice groups. you know, i don't ask any questions, you know, view off. and also what is very important if you always require prices. and 2nd at that, that it is, you always intimidate, you will all die for point. there will be an alignment. if you don't listen to us and if you don't work with all the water line, it will go apps, you know. so basically let me remind you of how people are basically broaden germans in to what you said that

and when the 30 for 30 at the ohms will move away, they will look for better places, which the thoughts are good. from microorganisms we can see to the bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms we can't. the ground under our feet is teeming with life. in fact, they are more organisms in one tablespoon of healthy soil, and there are 2 months off. but that is just one aspect or the thought ecosystem, water, air, nutrients, and minerals like nitrogen and potassium are all part of the reach me that in their brussel to support life together with organic come on, which is found largely in decomposing plant and animal matter is a fine balance, and one that is easily destroyed by unsustainable land management practices, such as the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, an intensive plowing. results are ready. so i meet up with lee a game. we like to saw again a car there as a key indicator saw a half. so your soil has about 2 percent carbon. is that a good rub? buffy? we like to encourage farmers have more than point 5 percent, so you're well above that threshold. another key nutrient is nit

s. capital is focused on a tweet from the then president donald trump described as a call to ohms. she returns he has more from washington. the committee has particularly presented a narrative charting donald trump's refusal to accept the presidential election results of 2020. they argue that he began the campaign targeting state elections. officials and the department of justice of them, vice president mike pence. in previous hearing, several senior figures and trump circle testify that there was no case to be made. the election was free and fair. and on tuesday, the committee played testimony from the white house legal council explaining he felt the same way at some point, but other shot and right now, once legal challenges had been exhausted and the electoral college met on december, the 14th to certified joe biden was the president elect trump held what was described as an unhinged meeting on the 18th pitting whitehouse staff against trumps informal set of advisors who are advocating seizing voting machines, for example. what they were proposing. i thought was nuts. i'm going t

the ohm thing you want to keep an eye out for is the golden gate bridge, getting a little foggy this and a little windy across the span there, that's according to chp. >>> time is 5:19. growing frustration for some businesses in san mateo county, how a plan to revamp a popular thoroughfare is now costing them money. >>> plus a sin city we hadding with a real twist. wait until you hear what one california couple did and what -- goodness, who they >>> as we head into that lunch time forecast, the daytime highs today are ranging in the 90s in our inland areas. we're getting a break from noon to 2:00. upper 80s in sight with sunshine in store. 60s and upper 50s from the coast off into the bay. let's break that down hour by hour. once we head into the afternoon, we're still warming up into the 50s and 60s near novato from 9:00 a.m. to noon. things are going to change as we head into the afternoon and we'll break that down coming up in a bit. back to you. >>> you know what time it is? time for the "morning mix." good morning on this wednesday. were you guys toys "r" us kids? >> yes, were y

ohm, this is an aerial view of the oak fire, which is currently at 0% containment.re several hundred structures that are threatened by this particular fire and there are even evacuation orders in place near the oak fire in mariposa county across central portions of california. terrifying sight. get this, at 6:00 p.m. yesterday the fire started at 2:00 p.m. at 6:00 p.m., the fire was 60 acres. by midnight it was at 4,000 acres currently at 4,300 acres burned so far. so the drought, long-standing drought and heat on going. i want to give you a heads up across the upper midwest from iowa to wisconsin, minnesota and michigan, today with all this heat we're bound to see thunderstorms, severe weather, straight-line winds and few powerful tornadoes across this region. keep an eye to the sky from western michigan right through southern wisconsin and minnesota. that chance of severe weather shifts east on sunday as does the heat. kim? >> yeah. so much going on there. all right, so for more on the heat, let's go to barbie in rome. i mean, you must be baking there as well up o

and the deadline that were in the ohm agreement are too soon. i think probably this effort in diplomacy is dead and i think that i heard biden say they would try more diplomacy but that we would engage or be prepared to engage, in some form of military response if iran develops a nuclear weapon. let's understand that iran has proceeded after we pulled out unfortunately of the jcpoa to develop and improve its nuclear enrichment and it's now at break-out which means it has enough enriched uranium to build a bomb if it intends to do that. and there's no question i agree with israel, that iran is a existential threat to israel. and our interest is, if biden says, in aligning with israel. we recognized israel's existence. we were the first country recognized by democratic president harry truman to recognize israel in 1948. and one of the things biden just did today that i love is he reaffirmed the bipartisan support for israel. the last administration made it -- seem like it -- only republicans. >> he certainly did -- and jane, i'm just wondering i m

the meantime, on the now fashionable topic, everyone who can former is pr, leading cnn to the risk of ohmissal, he went to ukraine and calls himself a free agent. we compare ukrainians with americans during the struggle for independence from britain. only in this story, the british help ukrainian nationalists into their territories, teach them how to use weapons and equipment, which london handed over to kyiv, including the spartan armored personnel carrier. husky armored cars and mastiff andrey skvortsov evgeny zemtsova to lead. joe bine he went on a middle east tour the us president will arrive in israel in a few hours he also has visits to saudi arabia and the west bank scheduled , according to us security adviser jake sullivan, the central topics of the talks will be energy and food security. the middle east tour of the president of the united states will be held under the sign of the creation anti-iranian coalition about it on the air of our tv channel program, and the fifth studio. uh, said , uh, the russian ambassador to iran, levan dzhigaryan. according to him , such a policy of w

il-2 in the kerch direction were attacked by messerschmidts, one of which shot down military ice on ohms, but he himself was seriously wounded and shot down, naumov managed to get up, but it was winter. he sat on the tail for 2 days. only after 2 days it could have been able to. yes, deliver our troops to the shore, to the fountain village in the hospital. unfortunately from the received wounds. he is there on december 31, 1943, military vehicles died from kamchatka at the bottom of the taman bay, and the name of its commander was returned. now it's not nameless wreckage underwater. caused by sand and silt, in fact, we restore memory. uh, about our grandfathers, great- grandfathers, who defended our homeland in those difficult years of the great patriotic war, and the people who do not remember their history in i believe that there is no future and no flag. no, motherland, no ideology. it is for us in our time, a difficult operation of russian search teams is very necessary to perpetuate the memory of war heroes. after all, memory and a feat of statute of limitations do not have next yea

and that's why they lowered the market for ohm. i have a different mentality.t strangers. just to get rid of, i have no finances, no transport. i have children. i have a disabled child. i 'm sitting with a disabled child so why did you drop the cost, and you know why, because i had to sell faster so that the child could buy a room that is next to us in the neighborhood. and what did she want, she bought a house in a forest protected area? i immediately warned her behind your house begins the forest. your home stands in the vineyards of the farmland. she really didn't tell me that. said she said that you are sclerotic. well, let's understand that, most likely, it is written in your contract that you inspected the house of the house of the land plot either way or not. capable abilities, you understood when you signed the contract that you are taking on these responsibilities, that yes, there are no shortcomings, and accordingly, you are ready to conclude a sales contract one way or not. yes? here's the price, don't beat yourself up. i understand that you are adul

ohm of south dakota a republican governor noam. i think the reason that story jumped out at me is because in looking at the tea party era, i've i believe and i've talked to other republicans about this colleagues of years former colleagues of yours that felt that they had a chance even with barack obama in the white house to move conservative policy forward. however, slowly however, sometimes frustratingly small, but because not there were too many in the group that wanted more that didn't want to compromise on what they felt were principles the whole thing came crashing down and i'm wondering if that would be instructive for the next republican majority if you can get some movement even with joe biden in the white house take it and that's what i sort of felt like you were saying with this story and not my first rodeo. am i misinterpreting what you were talking about? no, i think that that's a very good lesson to have. it's also, you know, incredibly important that leaders lay out the full plan. you know that the members have a con

these images are from wennington in east london where a wildfire has destroyed up to eight ohms after- few minutes ago. it had probably just on 12 and i smelled a - few minutes ago. it had probably just on 12 and i smelled a bit i just on 12 and i smelled a bit of smoke and thought oh, someone�*s having a barbecue which is a bit ambitious in the seat. i looked out the window and just a couple of doors up i could see a small bit of smoke coming out the back of their garden. it is only adjusted guided and it was unbelievable how it exploded. i ran to the front of the house to see what was going on and i ran into my next—door neighbour steve who used to be a firefighter and then we looked at it and by the time 30 seconds later we ran up to the house, the garage had already gone up, the car was on fire and the fire was spouting down the fence. it was amazing how quickly it spread. how quickly did you get from that point to actually reaching some of the houses? it point to actually reaching some of the houses?— the houses? it was all very fast. when the _ the houses? it was all very fast.

a close relative of mine ran a food bank in tack ohm yeah this year and a lot has to do with homeless95 deaths in the homeless deaths in seattle, 34 of them are fentanyl overdose deaths. so that's one place that's being targeted. >> julie: if you look at the number of fentanyl pills seized in seattle alone between 2020 and 2021, back in 2020 it was 63,000. that's not a number to scoff at. then 650,000 pills. this is just unheard of and the question now is what is the administration going to do about it? a lot of this is coming over the border. the border is a huge let's say forgotten crisis under this administration. what is the solution? >> by the way, i didn't mention yet that it is coming from china and india especially china into mexico and trafficked across the border. what's not the solution. the administration calls for education. we're educating now. when you talk about 650,000 pills in seattle alone, 10 times the amount of a year ago and the pandemic is a perfectfer tile ground for the spread because everybody was hunkered down and we don't have the mental health and addictio

kids first program has recruited over 40 pediatric cancer and structural birth defects for whole jean ohm sequencing representing patients. the data base developed and maintained by the kids first program has become a critical tool for pediatric research and practitioners across the country. the bill before us re-authorizes and transfers the kids first program first or from the n.i.h. common fund to the division of program coordination planning and strategic initiatives that will give the program more stability. the legislation increases the funding authorization to $25 million a.m.ly for five years. i thank representative wexton for her leadership and ranking member rodgers and guthrie for working with us and i thank ellen and mark miller for their advocacy. the kids first program may lead to the next big medical break-through for the rarest cancers and those break throughs would not be possible without their long time commitment. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from virginia i