beatty for five minutes. rep beatty: thank you for being such a good colleague and friend. at a press conference last month he stated, there is a lot of spending coming into the construction pipeline both private and public. and so that's going to support economic activity. how do you think the pipeline of funding from what the democrats put together and passing the inflation reduction act, the infraction are an investment act and science act will do to help economic activity this year and moving forward? chm powell: i was making the point that there are a lot of sources of demand that we can rely on even though demand has been relatively slow and increasing. chm powell: will this help and that demand? rep beatty: would you say this is a great thing that we have done coming from the left? chm powell: not for me to judge the merits of what gets done. rep beatty: but it will contribute? chm powell: it will support economic activity. rep beatty: i will assume from that, that is a positive. the federal open market committee is projecting that unemployment will increase to four

beatty: mr. speaker, to our special order congressional black caucus chairman, congressman jonathan jackson, it is my honor to stand here with you to thank you for your leadership and for all that you are doing and to be a black man standing, talking about the equal rights amendment with us as members of the congressional black caucus. it gives me great pleasure, mr. speaker, to be here tonight as the ninth woman to chair the congressional black caucus standing along side with my colleagues to pay tribute to achievements and hard-fought victories by black women to advance the equal rights amendment. but let me just say, what an honor to thank chairwoman of tonight's special on order hour, congresswoman cory bush and congresswoman pressley. you will here tonight the words like sojourner, truth tellers, fighters for exteme. that is just what you are. my sister, my friend, thank you for all that you do. we stand here tonight on the heels of black history month in the heart of women's history month a

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delta counts as sisters, my esteemed colleagues, yvette clarke, joyce beatty, stacey plaskett, lucy mcbath, jasmine crockett, valley and our newest member jennifer. and i want to thank val demings and our h.u.d. secretary marcia fudge. shirley chisholm was the first african-american woman to be elected. the honorable president is elsie cook holmes. next we have zeta phi beta. colors are blue and white. zeta's founding principles are scholarship, service, sisterhood and womanhood. and sidney kamlager dove is a member as well as donna edwards and julia carson and they have members anita hill. and their honorable president is stacy grant. last but not least, my sew rote, sigma gamma rho. we were founded in 1922 at butler university, just celebrating our 100th year. my sister and sigma is barbara lee as well as the late congresswoman boggs and karine brown. and the first african-american winner of the academy award, hady mcdaniel, and first african-american journalist to cover the white house, alice donegan. and rasheeda liberty. the women had driven progress everything from woman's suffrage t

this would be the first true, imprisoned by the from beatty between the two leaders in canada since 2009. we focus on rebuilding that bilateral relationship. the second year we focused on our commitments including orderly and safe migration through regular pathways and enhancing collaboration to address a synthetic opioid crisis. this visit is about taking stock of what we have done, what we are and what we need to prioritize for the future. we will talk about our two democracies stepping up to meet the challenges of our time, that includes taking concrete steps to increase defense spending, the global race to the top on clean energy, that is continuing to take bold action to combat climate change. promote inclusive economic growth and good jobs, strengthen our democracy. support the efforts for stability in haiti and continuing to support ukraine. president biden will also promote our shared domestic and foreign policy goals including highlighting the mutual benefits of the inflation reduction act. of course, the first call president biden made to a foreign leader as president of the un

is one the, every one is jumping on to microsoft has invested 10000000000 into open now charges beatty's development and google and meta pouring money into their own benches. given how the tech works, a i is going to keep improving. and more and more media companies look set to bring it into the newsroom. i think if you're a journalist and you're worried about your job being taken over by, i think i should have more faith in yourself and your, her professional skills, you know, and our system can't ask questions. you can only find information that's in it's dataset. you're still going to need people to find the information and come up with clever ways to do it. and i, i will eventually run out of ideas. i think more than completely replacing people is going to be used in newsrooms as a collaborate of tools that bought editors and reporters can lean on ah, to speed up their work. i think you can imagine that scenario when a reporter is outdated, the field and doesn't really have the time to, you know, sit down and write off for her of really good copy. but maybe they can just plan the fac

, dougie beatty, who's there us this morning.ed, st patrick's dougie. indeed, hoppy's and patrick's two years all. what a great day this in northern ireland's calendar. well, in ireland's calendar, in fact, right across . the world, fact, right across. the world, it all started off night. st patrick's ave the irish do love a party. and in fact, that was a small concert in belfast and customs square a great night. unfortunately, the region was very well. it came into play a little , but it was a family little, but it was a family event. the spark all off. and of course that starts three days, but it could for be depending on how the rugby goes , ireland how the rugby goes, ireland takes on england and dublin on st patrick's day weekend. what a great celebration will be. but this is dion at cathedral where i am and it's believed to be the burial place of said patrick and about round about an hour's time, there will be a small religious ceremony just outside. so they will walk back here to the cathedral. there'll be another short ce

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up 32, nasdaq a beatty. what do you have for us today?me a stock that you want to purchase, a trend you are in favor of. what have you got? >> the stock i want to purchase, i'm into artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and aerospace and defense beyond lockheed martin, northrop grumman, the three names i'm starting to look at, buying them on weakness because the global geopolitical situation will get worse at those are names i want to be in. stuart: you mentioned artificial intelligence. >> right. it is going to be -- stuart: give me an ai stock. >> ai, the stock, ai. the stock ai is the stock i am talking about. that is going to be the buzzword this year, next year and will continue to be the buzzword. these tech companies came out and mentioned ai in their commentary and stocks went crazy. that's the trend, you need some exposure to it. i would, that is another name. from the broader macro trends, we see this market reacting to the headlines, giving contradictory comments, the get rid of the hawkish side of the commentary and focus on

reporter dougie beattie has been talking to farmers who have retail interests and are adapting to theture. here's what he found out from northern ireland. farmer well your main costs are coming out of fear. farmer well your main costs are coming out of fear . your coming out of fear. your butter's in your milk and your flours and sugars just right across the board. unfortunately . in this last six months, we've seen a big rise and everything . seen a big rise and everything. gareth carr explaining the problems around in the bakery sector . but gareth has business sector. but gareth has business interests and they're all linked to food production. well also do farming, dairy farming and butcher shops as well. and especially in the bay farm. and it's gotten very tight because of the cost of mainly labour costs . just the actual purchase costs. just the actual purchase price , the actual animal. it's price, the actual animal. it's very hard to make a living out of . the food very hard to make a living out of. the food chain is very hard to make a living out of . the food chain is a very

so let's talk to our northern irish reporter dougie beattie dougie beattie.ve . well, it sounds very positive. well, it does. and i think really what thatis does. and i think really what that is now down to is credibility . and amongst that, credibility. and amongst that, we're talking political credibility . the last day that credibility. the last day that was here, the last protocol i stood in this little perch for nearly a year saying all the bad things about it and how it wasn't really a good deal. and that's our job. that's our job. reporters to have a look and dig on there sometimes reverse engineer stuff and have a look at it and then report on it. many parties here were calling for the rigorous implementation of that deal from the very first word and public politicians are pubuc word and public politicians are public representatives . we have public representatives. we have to remember that we elected them to remember that we elected them to take our money, divide it up amongst us, and make sure that we are in the best position. and when they are doin

dougie beattie from belfast, bringing you the latest, that terror threat in northern being to northern now to severe . prince harry is back at severe. prince harry is back at the high court in his privacy battle . the owners of the daily battle. the owners of the daily mail. we'll have an on the on going to the court case as. this one in america though with gwyneth paltrow by way that is just typical hollywood gwyneth paltrow by way that is just we typical hollywood gwyneth paltrow by way that is just we haveal hollywood gwyneth paltrow by way that is just we have gotollywood gwyneth paltrow by way that is just we have got someod gwyneth paltrow by way that is just we have got some fantastic case. we have got some fantastic footage christys and footage on patrick christys and this gb news. hello, welcome back and good afternoon from the i'm tamsin roberts. it's 331. here are the headunes. roberts. it's 331. here are the headlines . the nomination s&p headlines. the nomination s&p leader humza yousaf has been as scotland's youngest first minister and the first woman minority ethnic back

susan beatty is an attorney advocating for victims in the dublin prison sex abuse scandal . only way that the abuse the retaliation is going to stop. the culture is going to change is if we see real systemic change. garcia is one of five officials at the prison to be charged with sex crimes. garcia has agreed to pay $15,000 in restitution. there will be split between two of the victims . the judge ordered him to self surrender to the bureau of prisons on may 19th. in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting on the east side of the city. the homicide happened this morning on south jackson avenue , officers say when they arrived on scene, they found one person with life threatening injuries. that victim later died. no word yet on what led up to the shooting back now to our weather coverage. the storm caused some problems for some self driving cars in san francisco. these pictures were posted on twitter. to driverless cruze vehicles drove through caution tape at leavenworth in clay streets in the cities nob hill neighborho

susan beatty is an attorney advocating for victims in the dublin prison sex abuse scandal . the only way that the abuse the retaliation is going to stop. the culture is going to change is if we see real systemic change. garcia is one of five officials at the prison to be charged with sex crimes. mike garcia was free to leave but was ordered to self surrender on may 19th when he will begin his sentence. he's agreed to waive his right to an appeal. the case will and he's also said he will pay $15,000 of restitution that will be split between two of his victims reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, you know, sometimes during sentencing, a judge will have some words. for the defendant. did the judge say anything today ? the judge certainly had some choice words she called the double in prison cesspool and pointed out that she sentenced sentenced hundreds of people to prison and she didn't expect that when they went to serve their sentences, they would be sexually abused. in this case. she pointed out that he was doing exactly that. mike render date m

. >> the time for action is now ohio congresswoman joyce beatty and psych say it's time to hold real companies accountable. far too long. rail corporations have put profits over people during our communities and our environment in the process, johnson and psych say they are working to gain support in the house to move their bill forward. ohio senators jd vance and sherrod brown are working on similar legislation in the senate reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> coming up, apple and ikea making the tech headlines today. our rich demuro break all that down for us. plus, a bay area woman goes missing in mexico. the fbi now offering a reward for information leading to her return. we have the latest on the search. and planning on taking bart this weekend. you can expect major traffic delays. we break it all down for you after the break. health happening tomorrow. bart's, regular yellow line service thrower. and that will be delayed while the agency does major work on the tracks. >> kron four's will tran has the latest from there. >> what you need to know is starting this week. it i

susan beatty is an attorney advocating for victims in the dublin prison sex abuse scandal .nly way that the abuse the retaliation is going to stop. the culture is going to change is if we see real systemic change. garcia is one of five officials at the prison to be charged with sex crimes. garcia has agreed to pay $15,000 in restitution. there will be split between two of the victims. the judge ordered him to self surrender to the bureau of prisons. on may 19th in oakland. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. francisco city leaders on homelessness say they need more time and more money to solve the crisis. the city currently has a goal to spend more than $1.4 billion to get all people off the streets over the next three years and a new report the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing, says it needs an additional billion dollars in funding in order to meet that deadline. several cities supervisors slammed the department's claims. in response , the department director, says the report was merely an approach intended to meet the city's deadline. the department

from ohio, the chair -- i'm sorry, the ranking member of the national security subcommittee miss beatty for five minutes >> thank you, mr. chair. and i like that tie. for chairman powell, thank you for commenting and have such a good colleague and friend. i have a couple of questions i'll try to get through quickly. chair powell in a press conference last month, you stated, quote, there is a lot of spending coming into the construction pipeline, both private and public so that's going to support economic activity, end of quote. how do you think the strong pipeline of funding from what the democrats put together in passing the inflation reduction act, the infrastructure investment jobs act, and the chips science act will do to have economic activity this year and moving forward >> so, i guess i was making the point that there are a lot of sources of demand that we can rely on, even though demand has been relatively -- increasing at a relatively modest rate >> will this help in that demand >> yes i mean, there is state and local governments, i mentioned, are about -- >> so what you say, t

beatty: mr. speaker, i rise today angered and upset over h.r. 5. an attempt to make black history not american history. i have listened to my republican colleagues suggest how this bill empowers parents. i'm a grandparent, not true. how it protects our children. so what? protect our children from reading about harriet tubman, martin luther king jr., protect our children from reading about barack obama, the first black president, kamala harris, the first black vice president, ketanji brown jackson the first justice in this country. protect them from the tuskegee airmen who were wingmen to save the lives of white pilots. protect our children from what? american history. black history. are the same. to protect them from the research that core bet did on covid-191to protect them from al the inventions we benefit from. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mrs. beatty: it does not protect our children. what are republicans afraid of? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek

dougie beattie . gb news. it's all these beattie. gb news. it's all these pressure.ing a very rough time, you know, really, really, really are. and i think we're only just guess it on only just guess it will on only just getting understanding getting an understanding of what they're against. it's they're up against. and it's programmes farm programmes like clarkson's farm have really a difference have really made a difference really . put it into the really. put it into the forefront of british people's minds, what farmers are minds, really what farmers are up because you just up against because you just wouldn't know. it's when the wouldn't know. and it's when the food there and really food isn't there and some really representing a shortage of tomatoes and lettuce, things like that . so then when you like that. so then when you start think why it like start to think why it like what's going on, what they ? what's going on, what are they? but ongoing and it's but it's the ongoing and it's been years because been going on for years because . we all like we like our c

that as roger is just saying that discussing as you discussing this very day, as you well , dougie beattieb news, also the master of the analogy. great to see you always .thank analogy. great to see you always . thank you very much indeed . . thank you very much indeed. now listening to, music has become much easier in recent, but streaming platforms come under scrutiny from artists who say that royalty rates , they say that royalty rates, they make money simply not good enough. one of the leading companies, spotify , says that companies, spotify, says that they pay royalties for all the listening that occurs on their services by distributing nearly 70, seven 0% of all the revenues that they receive back and they give it to the artists on national reporter theo theo chikomba has been to meet musician and whose band whose band's album was streamed 1.2 million times, but who only received £250 from spotify five is the age he makes music for. 25 years ago, mark and his band, the pocket gods, began music career at this venue in st albans in that time, the industry has changed drastically when

since last year's trade agenda, ustr held over 380 consultations, including beatty on loans. your feedback has been incredibly helpful in informing and guiding our work. i heard your concerns about congress's role on trade and transparency with the public. i asked my team to make further enhancements. that includes making it easier for staff to -- review negotiating text, releasing summaries of it, and holding stakeholder meetings, especially with groups who have not been involved in the process. i will continue to work hand in hand with members of congress, your staff and to the public to develop effective trade policy. chairman, i want to say, i agree with you. i feel there is bipartisan strength behind american trade policies. there is a lot we can do together. i look forward to continuing this work in the year ahead, with all of you, thank you. >> thank you. before we move onto questions. i want to welcome our friend and colleague, greg steube. to the dies for the first time since becoming a member of this midi. [applause] as many of you may know, greg had a terrible acci

so l, beattie dougie. great stuff. so i, the northern ireland secretary to say that .o say that. well it was really the hangover all political hangovers for the northern ireland parties. it was the morning after the night before all the parties gathered here, of course, and they were talking about the budget, which chris has to set, because of course, there's no government in northern because northern ireland because unionists agree with the unionists do not agree with the protocol. they don't agree with the windsor framework document either and they not going back into the executive in northern ireland until that is looked at. because of course they say this night locks him out of the uk and locks him very much in the eu laws. in fact, most of the cases that have looked at it were pretty say exactly the same thing . so anyway , jeffrey thing. so anyway, jeffrey donaldson came to the microsoft . they're having his talk with chris heaton—harris and he had a different opinion from the rest of the parties that came in just listen to he had to say well we've had a very con

oh, well, we can still unplug dougie beattie for now. country. yeah it hasn't now. the country.it hasn't figured how around figured out how to get around something. no one type how something. no one type in. how do not unplug it? because do you not unplug it? because they'll. figure out. right. they'll. figure it out. right. let's time break. join let's go. time for a break. join us sec for good news for us in a sec for good news for women's sport. although it's still go deep of still boring, we go deep of trump . and most of this is trump. and most of this is exciting the most exciting story you'll have ever heard , ever. you'll have ever heard, ever. oh, wow . keir starmer's taxes . oh, wow. keir starmer's taxes. prepare yourselves . welcome back to headline is with me . leo is here. so is nick. me. leo is here. so is nick. someone online has just called the holy trinity of gb news i like it. that's why i'm going to go with from now on first off this friday's telegraph and seem like someone's actually being brave and said the word no yeah to the transgender doesn't happen ofte

oh, well, we can still unplug dougie beattie for now. country. yeah it hasn't now. the country.it hasn't figured how around figured out how to get around something. type in. how something. no one type in. how do not unplug it? because do you not unplug it? because they'll. figure it out. right. let's time a join let's go. time for a break. join us in a sec for good news for women's sport. although it's still boring, we go of still boring, we go deep of trump . and of this is trump. and most of this is exciting the most exciting story you'll have ever heard , ever. you'll have ever heard, ever. oh, wow . keir starmer's taxes . oh, wow. keir starmer's taxes. prepare yourselves . welcome back to headline is with me . leo is here. so is nick. me. leo is here. so is nick. someone online has just called the holy trinity of gb news i like it. that's why i'm going to go with from now on first off this friday's telegraph and seem like someone's actually being brave and said the word no yeah to the transgender doesn't happen often so world athletics has made the landmark decision ban tran

well, let's ask our reporter dougie beattie , who's reporter dougie beattie, who's there for us and dougiess ahead with the vote on the framework. but if the dup aren't part of that, of course, the whole question what happens to powersharing that ? well, it is. powersharing that? well, it is. and you've hit the nail on the head. power sharing. and of course it's not only the dup , course it's not only the dup, the pup, the progressive unionist party, the tuv , the unionist party, the tuv, the true unionist voice, the dup and of course, the very liberal ucp that at best described it this document as a stepping stone. none of them are sitting in power behind us. so all you have is nationalism and the alliance party and the alliance parties voting record has them voting the majority of the time with national . so the majority of the time with national. so the the majority of the time with national . so the power sharing national. so the power sharing executive have at that point. well well, it'll not be up and running again. it can't be because there's no sharing of power by. everybody would

let's join dougie beattie now in belfast.use not at stormont this time of course we were. chris heaton—harris holds court there . what are they making of there. what are they making of these various announcements? not just from the dup of the lg to and former prime ministers? as we said ? well, most politicians we said? well, most politicians here are taking with a pinch of salt. of course , voted for the salt. of course, voted for the first controversial protocol that started this whole ball rolling in the first place. so most of them are not taking much nofice most of them are not taking much notice of it , pretty much as it notice of it, pretty much as it was said to me. robin jam right there. fierce the whole point of this this vote, of course, is to get back up and running. and you have ask the question, is the jewish the squeeze? well, it's not going to be because, of course, no unionist go back in the government that it's not just the dup, the tuv, the three units voice, the pup and even the haven't kicked it out, the u

manager of request unanimous consent because on behalf of the chair beatty i ask unanimous consent to an end to the record a letter from the american sustainability business that work which represents more than 400 businesses that rely upon clean water. this diverse coalition of businesses includes in, mattress companies and farms, allergic. >> opposition efforts use for the congressional review act to overturn the 2023 rule. >> without objection. >> thank you. senator lummis. >> thank you madam chairman and welcome, administrator fox, so please where senator cramer complement you on the relationship that you formed with problem-solving in north dakota and i hope you can help me similarly with a couple issues i have today that i would like to discuss with you about sanitary survey results. my office has said repeatedly from constituents that are frustrated with delays from the epa on sanitaryep survey result. i have close to a dozen towns or small water systems that have waited some as long as 26 months to get survey results that were conducted in the summer of 2020. these delays make

our reporter dougie beattie has been finding out businesses there want out what businesses there wants have a look . most to see. let's have a look. most of enjoy a night out with of us enjoy a night out with fine food and good company, but what are the problems facing those at the coalface? colin me as head of hospital, blarney ulster hospital, as head of hospital, blarney ulster hospital , the industry, ulster hospital, the industry, it really under pressure. you know we have seen huge energy costs, huge food costs , labour costs, huge food costs, labour costs, huge food costs, labour costs going up as as as our staff come under pressure and their own cost of living on the profit margins have disappeared. you we have seen better footfall and better spend than we expected , but we're not making expected, but we're not making any profit . northern ireland has any profit. northern ireland has any profit. northern ireland has a smaller disposable income and with rising food costs, the problems are plain to see you know, inflation is over 20% and food costs on the problem is we cannot pa

so it's our top this beattie. so it's our top this morning.th rishi sunak over controversial scottish gender legislation. as he prepares to confirmed as the country's new first minister, he's 37 years of age. he will be sworn in today. and historic today after pledging to challenge westminster's veto of reforms, which contributed in part to the downfall of nicola sturgeon . well, labour and the sturgeon. well, labour and the conservatives now believe they can capitalise on use of victory with 20 seats up for grabs in the wake of a damaging leadership contest for the snp . leadership contest for the snp. well, let's talk to dr. sandesh gilani. he's the shadow health secretary for scotland and a conservative. good morning to you. really interesting to see how this could all play out for the opposition parties, i suppose, because we've seen, haven't we, the descriptions of hamza useless and his record isn't exactly glistening on the last three portfolios that he's held . labour seems to be licking held. labour seems to be licking their lips. can

the new version of chat dougie beattie number four. it's called it.u with things to help. it's tough to help it get through the security and the human freelance . so at human freelance. so at taskrabbit said, are you a robot and it said, no, i'm not. i just and it said, no, i'm not. ijust can't see images. so to be blind in order to get past the security thing which is pretty sneaky and the latest iteration of dougie beattie does seem to be alarmingly intelligent . and be alarmingly intelligent. and this is more, more stuff about the growth of a.i. and the success of their own. and we should all be very, very scared . i great. okay, guys , thank you . i great. okay, guys, thank you very much indeed. absolute very much indeed. an absolute delight on board, delight to have you on board, ama and freddy will be back next week. sure. thank you both week. i'm sure. thank you both so much and have fun at cheltenham. i'll i'll do my cheltenham. i'll try. i'll do my best. it's 848. let's bring you up to date with today's top stories . the chancellor has storie

i ask unanimous consent the chair beatty click recess at any point. without objection, so ordered. also without objection member shall have five legislative days to submit written remarks and additional materials for the record. i want to thank our witnesses for appearing today and for your service to our nation, the threats we face a more formidable than at any point in the last 20 years. but the administration's policy of integrated deterrence is doing little to actually deter them. the president's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan has left us nearly blind in the world, in the worst terrorist hotspot on the globe. north korea is lobbying icbms over japan and threatening as with nuclear annihilation on a near weekly basis, and iran continues to find and equip terrorists targeting americans. last week when american died and seven were wounded when the ayatollahs terrorist proxies attack are based in syria. we continued to sit by and watch as his regime aggressively pursues nuclear weapons. under sector call last month stated that ayatollah has 12 days away from at the end of t

stunning to me, that we now have 25% of our teenager who are pre-diabetic, or have pre by a beatties. my colleague mentioned the profound reality that 77% of young people ages 17 to 24 are ineligible even to serve in the military. much of this can be attributed to the alarming facts that ultra process foods, now compromise, comprise i'm sorry, two thirds of the calories that children and teens eat. and so, in this farm bill, i think it is imperative that we scale up the nutrition program. they're working, their evidence based, and making a difference to peoples health and well-being. we know that we can do better, we have clear evidence to that fact. one program that i know that is working, and we need to scale up is the gust min program. we know that this program provides life-changing benefits. i have seen it myself in communities. helping people get off their prescription drugs, which caused taxpayers often money. having people improve their lifestyle, their well-being. this program is a powerful incentive and benefit for farmers. we know that this will help those farmers who are g

good beattie. very good morning to you. we're i only a couple of weeks from the leader of western world visiting of the western world visiting belfast . these two things belfast. these two things connected . well, a well could be connected. well, a well could be a you heard mark hamilton there, deputy chief constable of northern ireland, giving a pretty stark assessment of where they are . and of course, this they are. and of course, this all comes on the back of the attempted murder of dci john caldwell and omagh just about a month ago. that particular officer still in a very serious condition in hospital from that that was treated as an act of terrorism, which allowed the police service of northern ireland. a lot of wider scope with violence . with time, with violence. with time, they're able to hold people in custody. and when those raids take place, it must be said that the first four of those people that were arrested at that stage or in that first four were actually from the unionist communit

house was joyce beatty. she was the first c.b.c. chair, someone i was able to follow in the ohio legislature. she's a towering figure here in congress and we're so excited to have her as a leader here in ohio. shontel brown who won not one, not two, but three elections in a very short amount of time to make sure folks knew how serious she was about representing the people of northeast ohio. she came from warrensville heights city council to becoming the first black woman to lead the cuyahoga county democratic party. finally, mr. speaker, i am number 13. amelia sykes, representing the 13th congressional district of ohio in ohio's 13 -- and ohio's 13th woman member elected from congress. mr. speaker, as i close my remarks, i want to remind those who may be watching that none of us would be here, none of the women that we've talked about, without the gracious and tenacious activities of the suffragettes who made sure we even had the right to vote so we could stand here in congress to advocate for our communities. i always like to talk

dougie beattie thanks ever so much for keeping abreast of what's going on on some patrick's day in downpatrick, he said, that everybody was in it. all the politicians were in new york and all this. i thought they're all in cheltenham football . i thought all the football. i thought all the everyone from northern ireland and ireland. i thought the old on pilgrimage cheltenham, on pilgrimage to cheltenham, they there were they all thought there were nobody there you do. he was on his that. would be happy his own that. would you be happy to up the show. i'm glad to get us up the show. i'm glad i'm drink i'm i don't actually drink guinness you're offered guinness but if you're offered me i know i've got much more me one i know i've got much more irish joe biden is and you irish than joe biden is and you know. so i think i'm entitled for eloquence as well. daniel i was a great speaker ever. he stole that speech from neil kinnock about 40 years, 34, 30 years ago. i remember that he was looking like he remembered doing that to neil in the words that he learned he learned speak he's going to be sorry

it was a real blow when we lost the champions league to beattie back in 2013.ss it at first, but overall there was a cumulative effect of subscribers drifting away that really affects the subscriber model . and so when subscriber model. and so when you lessen and reduce so this is probably the year actually from 2003 they realised the rights and made it, they made it and they'd made it, they made it illegal for one company to have all the rights portfolio. even a no actually unhappy with no one was actually unhappy with that. they were happy with the one you what it one stop shop. you know what it meant. they diluted the, meant. it they diluted the, the diluted holders. it diluted the rights holders. it meant that like you and meant that people like you and i had to or three had to buy two or three different subscriptions when no corporate you corporate name there was, you set the place a bashing set them in the place a bashing on doors . you have to send an on doors. you have to send an email when there is a crime in this . yeah, that's nonsensical. this. yeah

it was a real blow when we lost the champions league to beattie back in 2013.ss it at first, but overall there was a cumulative effect of subscribers drifting away that really affects the subscriber model . and so when subscriber model. and so when you lessen and reduce so this is probably the year actually from 2003 they realised the rights and made it, they made it and they'd made it, they made it illegal for one company to have all the rights portfolio. even a no actually unhappy with no one was actually unhappy with that. they were happy with the one you what it one stop shop. you know what it meant. they diluted the, meant. it they diluted the, the diluted holders. it diluted the rights holders. it meant that like you and meant that people like you and i had to or three had to buy two or three different subscriptions when no corporate you corporate name there was, you set the place a bashing set them in the place a bashing on doors . you have to send an on doors. you have to send an email when there is a crime in this . yeah, that's nonsensical. this. yeah

reporter dougie beattie joining from belfast and of course, this was a fear after that attack in in omaghhere . well, it does it has duty there. well, it does it has everything to do with, of course, mark, but that that opened lots of doors because the police then called this attack on him rather than an organised crime. it was an act of terrorism which course gives them more powers , gives them them more powers, gives them more powers to hold somebody for a longer time on search warrants. it means they don't need search warrants and they're very , very strange thing about very, very strange thing about caldwell's attempted murder was that four of the first ones that were arrested were actually from the loyalist unionist community. so was looking as if they were looking for weapons. and there when they were arresting these people, they were kicking in doors and very much having searches. if there was properties and at that has gone on and on and derry over the last couple weeks with dissident republicans of course republicans of course republicans of course there republicans of course the

let's get more from belfast now with our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie and dougie, of course. i mean, are we talking days or weeks ahead ? well, jeffrey donaldson ahead? well, jeffrey donaldson said . exactly. he would take his said. exactly. he would take his time and he's more or less aiming at the end of march of april, of course, he will be in washington next week for. april, of course, he will be in washington next week for . the st washington next week for. the st patrick's day celebrations and may come under a lot of pressure there. and of course, he can then sorry, we're examining then say sorry, we're examining this we're going through this deal. we're going through it piece by piece . and to be in it piece by piece. and to be in shoes, i could see exactly why is examining that there is very very she added areas in this if you take it if i took ten days to carlyle to sell them and then only sold it the to coming back would they be in the red liens or would they be in the green liens. well the eu you're redlands british parliament is saying no no green liens. if we ha

our reporter dougie beattie there. dougie explore , the and dougie explore, the significance of that particular for this day . of course said for this day. of course said patrick is buried along with some bridges. saint colombie was brought back here and the 12th century by john de corsi. of course, he came here as a young british man captured at the age of 16, sold in the slavery as skip de france , and then came skip de france, and then came back and converted ireland to christiane . and he might have christiane. and he might have been here from the 12th century, but some of those taking part. the parade today were a little bit that. but it is a total carnival atmosphere here and. patrick and i am joined now with veronica, who has a few interesting guests with us, mary, tell a little bit. mary, to tell a little bit. where did they come from? all the from universal studios the way from universal studios in we're interactive in america? we're interactive experience going out into schools and we have a live show. so we'

what's more of our reporter dougie beattie who is there to and you we were just discussing this of courseersharing back at stormont the difficulties could deepen there . indeed, and this deepen there. indeed, and this is the political hang over this is the political hang over this is the political hang over this is the morning after the night before the political parties of northern ireland met here at the secretary of staff's residence in northern ireland castle. they were the budget because no government, of course, here. so the secretary of state by direct rail will set a budget. but he's really really no pushing. he's very confident and he's pushing hard to . have the northern hard to. have the northern ireland government back in by every political party that kim said to see him saying, every political party that kim said to see him saying , that said to see him saying, that they were told the dail is done. jeffrey donaldson sir jeffrey cammack, the head of the dup , cammack, the head of the dup, and of course they are the largest unionist party and they are refusing go back into stor