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to be clear which free to all first responders and to date we have taken responder by responder approachhere are a lot of first responders in this country having 35000 with the app is not sufficient, not ready to be that's were shifting to emergency communication center approach also knowing as i understand it first responders will always have access to emergency communication center. at the central repository that has it information responders can individually delve the app we are wide open to looking at ways of working with congress and others in the first responder community to further penetrate that population to get this into his many people's hands as possible. >> you would say the app is not working? >> i think the app works very well and decide what it's going to do. it's making sure everybody -- mark we get into as many people's hands as possible going responded by responder is a slow meticulous way to achieving that. >> okay, alright thank you very much. thank you madam chair for quick senator hickenlooper? >> thank you. let me ask a question, mr. jeffries the real plays a cruc

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we do respond. we will always respond strongly and certainly i'm going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against the comments of previous speaker do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. wilkes says there's not much they can do to prevent these comments, but he'll always fight back against hate in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 news. a major health warning tonight in the north bay. 5 people have died in marin county in the past few weeks. >> overdosing on fentanyl marin county's public health officer says his team is extra concern because in m

recover another first responder.issues in a much safer manner. we just have six ideas, have those victims — just have six ideas, have those victims families— just have six ideas, have those victims families been - just have six ideas, have those i victims families been contacted? just have six ideas, have those - victims families been contacted? we have victims families been contacted? have been hearing a news victims families been contacted?“ have been hearing a news conference by authorities in baltimore as they address the ship crashing into the bench causing it to collapse. glenn moore on the story as it develops right this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm on the road — and on the water — in guyana, south america, a country of extraordinary ecosystems and of vast resource potential. the question is, which comes first? guyana has always been resource—rich. for decades, the rush w

ruling against respondents _ scheme. ruling against respondents on - scheme.anding scheme. ruling against - respondents on standing he would — respondents on standing he would allow federal agencies to conscription unregulated parties violating consciences and suffering other harm without _ and suffering other harm withoutjudicial and suffering other harm without judicial recourse. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. two government ministers have resigned in a double blow to rishi sunak, who was forced to carry out a mini—reshuffle of his team. robert halfon unexpectedly quit as skills, apprenticeships and higher education minister, while james heappey followed through on his stated intention to step down as armed forces minister ahead of exiting parliament at the general election. newly released documents reveal a church which supported the asylum claim of the clapham chemical attacker limited his rights to attend services after learning about a sexual assault conviction. ezedi won asylum in 2020

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right now for the missing individuals and victims of the tra thank god foe service of our first responders. " >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including midco. ♪wu midco supports c-span as a public service along with these other providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden spoke about the francis scott key bridge in baltimore after being rammed by container ship during his remarks. he noted his intention to have the federal government cover all reconstruction costs and call on congress to support the effort. biden: sorry to keep you waiting i was waiting to talk to the delegation. i want to speak briefly about the terrible incidents an accident that happened in baltimore this morning. about 1:30 a container ship struck the francis scott key bridge which i have been over many times and i commuted by train or car. jand the bridge collapse sent several people and vehicles into the river. j multiple u.s. coast guard units which were stationed nearby were deployed along with multiple emergency personnel. the

. ., respond? i asked him about the fact that we now — respond?asked him about the fact that we now know that _ respond? i asked him about the fact that we now know that he _ respond? i asked him about the fact that we now know that he will - respond? i asked him about the fact that we now know that he will travel to the middle east, he will go to the city ofjeddah and then to cairo. that is to try and whip up support from arab leaders, both for trying to get the ceasefire deal over the line but then for the entire issue of post—war planning, as they describe it. the question i asked him was the fact that we have this catastrophic situation on the ground in gaza, as you have been reporting, given that, was this then a harbinger of a post—war scenario, given the security has collapsed in many parts of the strip and there is no agreed plan for governance? even the most basic things like getting in humanitarian supplies, we see the americans repeatedly press israel to let more in and yet we still see those critical situations. he replied with perhaps

i know you said that that first responders have this cutoff pretty well. what are you hearing in terms of their plans to communicate with you to let us have access to this scene if anything at this hour >> okc, it's a totally clear right now. as i mentioned, they really have the area locked down. as we're still seeing those crews coming in and out. and look, this is a really industrial area, shipping containers are constantly coming in and out there for a lot of these ports. and shipyards along the water, along the tapscott river, as you head into baltimore. so it's not an area where there are a lot of homes along the water right here. this is a lot of industrial space. and so we're not really sure at what point we're going to get much access to this because as you can tell from the aerials and the video, that's emerged of the collapse. this is really a disaster zone right now. this is a serious seen where they are still working on the acute crisis, which is rescuing people out of the water as you said, we've heard seven, we've also heard up to 20 from fir

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first responders assistance provided to the responding technicians the only provided a portion of thenformati required. determination of the environment, identification of single or multiple■a devices. potential of secondary devices, unseen targeting first responders, location and device, standoff area densely populated with bystanders and civilians, inability to evacuate in a timely manner. having the appropriate abutment available to handle the call for weather conditions, adequate personnel for safe operations. possibly a remote detonation by the bomb maker limiting the critical infrastructure and the inability to remain remote and remember if you can see the device the device can see you.■= communications among team members and command staff. although not present during the event that took place january 6, 2021, i'm aware of some of the challenges they might have faced as i have experienced similar challenges during my time at the bomb squad commanders of the sheriff's office. the job is inherently dangerous and stressful. when we are called upon the situation most don't have to f

i do not think these respondents could invokertle three to have the court step in. the fda takes seriously its responsibility to ensure the safety of drugs and conducts ongoing surveillcend can make adjustments as safety situations emerge. drug sponsors remain responsible at all times and we have a court syst tt can ensure that there -- that if there aren't safety problems the sponso will take action. if the premise is th uafe drugs could remain on the market, that is incorrect. >> your ar here and as i said, i have great respect for artiree d we all do we have to comply with it. your argument is that even if e fda acted unlawfully, nobody can challenge that in court, and that is basically the nt you made last week, we should not get to the qn whher the white house and others violated the right to freedom of speech ashould say that these plaintiffs cannot bring suit? ms. prelog: are looking at the specific respondents and we do not think they co100 miles of the circumstances this court has identified of nonspeculative harm that can create the injuries for forward-lo

the respondent doctors forced to manage the abortion drug harm, and ruling against respondents here, article 3, neither demands nor permits this. fda's outsourcing of abortion drug harm to outsourcing doctors forces them to choose between helping women with abortion and their conscious. in 2021, it eliminated the initial in-person visit and based on data, it says elsewhere, and these actions fall far short of what the apa acquires, and this court should affirm. i welcome the court's questions. >> counsel, you assert an injury on the part of the alliance of diverted time and resources. isn't that just the cost of litigating, of pursuing this litigation? >> i don't think so your honor, for a couple of reasons. first, what respondent doctors have done here is chosen their particular practice and structured that practice to bring life into the world, and when they are called down to the operating room to treat a woman for abortion drug harm, and that comes along with emotional harm. one doctor talks about these being some of the most stressful work she's had to deal with, your honor. >>

so i really want to congratulate our first responders. a catastrophic event like this that i"affecttae that is critically important to our community and to our region, the federal government comes to your help. and we are asking the federal government to help us in this crisis. president biden has responded in a very direct very confident that we will get the immediate attention that we need, thanks to the biden administration and our federal partners. we also will need the help of the congress. senator van hollen and i will be working with our entire congressional delegation to make sure that necessary authorization, support and resources to make this recovery complete, and that we can move as quickly asmistake ar top priority is to get the shipping lanes open. we recognize every day it is closed, the impact it has, not just on baltimore, and our economy, but our country, and it affects the global supply chaino opening the channel. we are also working today on replacement bridge so that we can also have those plans in place and have the

and thank then, _ for our first responders and thank then, all— for our first responders and thank thenof— for our first responders and thank then, all of them working together, then, all of them working together, the city, _ then, all of them working together, the city, state, local, to make sure we are _ the city, state, local, to make sure we are working through this tragedy. this is— we are working through this tragedy. this is an _ we are working through this tragedy. this is an ongoing active research we are _ this is an ongoing active research we are having right now, as you heard _ we are having right now, as you heard from _ we are having right now, as you heard from chief wallace we will continue — heard from chief wallace we will continue to do that for as long as we had _ continue to do that for as long as we had t0~ — continue to do that for as long as we had to. we had to think about the tamities— we had to. we had to think about the families of— we had to. we had to think about the families of the people impacted, folks who we have to try to find unsafe — folks who we hav

we will submit these questions you will respond in writing.without objection each member will have five legislative days to insert additional material into the record or revise extend remarks no further business i thank members with their participation without objection this sub committee stands adjourned. [silence] [inaudible conversations] tonight a look at u.s. strategy in the pacific islands officials from the state department and pentagon and u.s. agency for international development. you can watch the entire senate foreign relations committee starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2 c spent see spent in our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. ♪ american history tv saturdays on cspan2. exploring the people and events that tell the story. at 7:00 p.m. eastern we consider with the series free to choose company produced by nobel prize-winning economist milton freedman in 1980 this episode is entitled how to stand great 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history at university of california while professor looks at the history of abortion and

and this evening, i am also thinking about the first responders and the emergency professionals who have been with us every step of the way. this afternoon, our team was at camden yards for opening day where we met with first responders and their families who joined us for the game. and we spoke with three members of the maryland transportation authority police. sergeant paul pastorek, corporal jeremy herbert and -- they saved lives this week. and they are true heroes. we had a chance to speak about not just the lives that they saved by being able to haul traffic, but as the bridge was collapsing, but also the unimaginable reality that even after the bridge had collapsed had that traffic map and stopped in the darkness, cars would've continued to plummet. so, the life saving work that they did cannot be overstated and our gratitude is everlasting. earlier today we also visited the shock trauma center. as you know, one of the survivors of this tragedy was treated there. the folks at shock trauma are our angels and i want to thank all of our emergency personnel to include the united states

, this is why we are here, we will respond very seriously.er lukashenko noted the importance of training the military, taking into account the specifics of the terrain, this emphasis is also on the armament of our army, because in any... moscow region , after the tragedy, some media did not exclude the possibility that the terrorists were going to hide in belarus through the bryansk region? belarusians took this tragedy of our neighbors very seriously, at this moment everyone starts think about additional safety measures, do you think we will do something, we need to do something, what does crocus teach if you are hosting an event. 7-10 thousand people , well, it seems like we have a minister of defense, he is more immersed, he says: we are sending the police there, we are sending riot police there, we need to reinforce them with military personnel, everyone is armed, you know, everyone is armed, well, of course the cameras, thanks to the cameras they discovered this car, many cars were under the control of the russian special services, inter

but also asked that our residents pay pray for our first responders. they had been on-scene since very early in the morning not only conducting initial search and rescue operations with planning for the additional ones as the sun comes up and the work that they do cannot be understated and i want to just thank them for all that they are doing and will do in the hours and days ahead we know that we have a long road ahead, not just in the search and rescue, but in the fallout following this. i think we appropriately we have our attention on the search and rescue efforts currently and just here alongside our partners in the city to say that they have our full support. just as we want to thank our state partners for the resources they've offered up as well as the federal partners who have already reached out the maire and i have talked to the governor. we've heard from the secretary transportation so collectively, we thank everyone for their thoughts, their well-wishes but again, this is a very active situation and we want to just thank the chief and our t

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, they have pretty well armed strong friends, you think they won't respond, what if they don't respondaliation they attack our allies in this region, these and other questions were asked, which we simply don’t think about. that they will do this, and what will happen next? you know, we think that this will send a strong signal, and that kind of political chatter that never means anything and is so divorced from reality people on the ground who have to live with the consequences of these decisions, and it really surprised me, maybe i shouldn't have been surprised, but it surprised me, after so many years, seeing a huge mistake. expressed themselves in the spirit: how dare you, how dare you go against your president, how dare you go against the president who grew up in yours? in my home state, not for a second in the conversation, not that it was a conversation at all, but they were not at all interested in the reason for my disagreement, which i quite clearly expressed in my article, how well thought out was my decision, i didn’t make it at random, they weren’t interested in my experien

we do respond.respond strongly and certainly i'm going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against hate have been a resident of walnut creek for over 23 years. thank you for our service to our community. >> our community does not stand for hate or intolerance. the comments of previous speaker do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. wilkes says there's not much they can do about these comments because of free speech, but he says he will always push back. >> against hate live in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. >> internati

we do respond. we will always respond strongly and certainly i'm going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against take the comments of previous speaker. do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. and that was amanda hari reporting for us. walnut creek city council member kevin wilk says there's not much that can be done to prevent these comments. but he will always fight back against hate. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at walnut creek. quite a few cars out there at this hour at 12. 0, 6, >> let's check it out with

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we do respond. going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against the comments of previous speaker do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. wilke says there's not much they can do to prevent these comments, but he'll always fight back against hate in walnut creek. amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's in 33 and in the north bay. they're concerned because 5 people have died marin county in the past few weeks. >> from fentanyl overdoses and the county public health officer says that they're very concerned because in many of these cases are most the people we

we do respond. we will always respond strongly and certainly i'm going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against the comments of previous speaker do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. wilke says there's not much they can do to prevent these comments, but he'll always fight back against hate in walnut creek. amanda hari kron. 4 news. we'll take a look at this new rendering, california for ever. >> the new group of tech billionaires. it's planning to build county. this rendering is faces south shows just how close the community would be to travi

it is headlined "how will putin respond to the terrorist attack in moscow?" write putin's authoritarian drift has accelerated its to something representing a full-blown military dictatorship. how will this attack impact where he is headed? we see overnight massive attacks on ukraine. do you think it is try to redirect attention back to ukraine? what do you say to those who are saying they were headed to the ukraine border, that whether or not some of these attackers were tajik, that there is some hand in it by ukraine? >> a few things. one, indeed, this is a transit that accelerated greatly since russia's invasion, which is russia's authoritarian drift. empowerment of the fsb becoming kind of the political police of russia. these began a long time ago and accelerated since the invasion. what we see is for all of putin 's authoritarian gathering of authoritarian control and handing over much authority to the fsb that these institutions are there to protect the regime, not the russian people. i think that is the great lesson of late stage putinism, true of so m

we do respond. always respond strongly and certainly i'm going to respond if it said in my presence and the community responded as well, about a half dozen speakers took to the podium to push back against take the comments of previous speaker. do not stand for the values of this community for the students who i work with or for anybody who is in any kind of invested leadership in walnut creek. this comes just 2 weeks after another man who identified himself as scotty. >> spewed hateful comments and used a racial slur while wearing a shirt with the words white power on it. he also criticized city leaders for ending virtual public comments. wilke says there's not much they can do to prevent these comments, but he'll always fight back against hate in walnut creek. amanda hari kron. 4 news 6.34. is the time and a major health warning coming to you. if you're in the north bay, 5 people. >> have died in marin county in the past few weeks because of overdoses of fentanyl. the public health officer there sa

trying to recover another first responder. i think it's zero 600. we'll find ourselves in a better position to understand the dynamics of what we're dealing with, and to address the issue in a much safer manner. >> did the authorities have six ids now and have those victims each been contacted? >> those families, i should say i can't speak on that. >> that's still in the investigative portion of this, of the difficulties in actually retrieving the remains. >> have any remains been retrieved so far? we've also heard reports that there might be individuals trapped inside a vehicles, that there might be debris that has made it potentially. >> all right. you are listening now to a sad update from the authorities in baltimore, giving us the latest information on that bridge collapse today. the bridge hit, of course, by a massive cargo ship and collapsed into the water. and authorities tonight have said that they are suspending the active search for the six people who remained missing after that bridge collapse in the early morning

there are people who made it home to their families last night because our first responders responded in the way they did. because by them holding vehicles and keeping vehicles off of that bridge, moments before the bridge fell, they literally saved countless lives last night. >> david: governor, i understand the pilot who was on that ship undergoing testing. how soon could we get some answers about what happened in those final moments? >> i know we're pushing to get answers as quickly as possible. our number one priority right now is just -- is both search and rescue and providing healing to these families, to this community, to a city that is truly heartbroken. the other thing that i know and people can know from me is, i and our administration's going to be fully committed to making sure that we rebuild. and we take care of these families and take care of this community. >> david: governor wes moore, governor of maryland, thank you for joining us here tonight. >> thank you so much. >> david: governor, thank you. my interview with the governor just before we came on the air tonight.

that means the businesses and first responders. that means everybody. in the military, one of the things we were taught is you always take care of your people. and we are going to make sure that in this moment we take care of our people. and forth, we need to rebuild the francis scott key bridge. going forward, you can expect regular updates on each of these four directives but i want to be clear, this work will not take hours this. work will not take days will work will not just take weeks. we have a very long road ahead of us. we understood understand that. and we're prepared. yesterday morning our team and members of the federal delegation traveled to the sight of the collapse on a coast guard cutter. you've had a chance to see the wreckage from far away. yesterday we had a chance to see it up close. when you have a chance to see that wreckage up close, you fully understand the enormity of the challenge. this is an incredibly complex job. and or time line will be long. and all of us can remember when the containership that got stuck in the suz canal

we express our gratitude to the first responders that responded to the scene and to the district attorney's office for undertaking a diligent and thorough investigation into the circumstances that led to this tragic accident. and now, we are learning more about the plan to add dozens of speed cameras to some of san francisco's most dangerous intersections. schools will have cameras, senior centers and locations on the high injury network. the 12% of the city streets that account for nearly 70% of serious injuries and fatalities. unlike the 13 red-light cameras in san francisco that can take photos of drivers, the new speed cameras will only be able to identify license plates. the cameras would initiate fines for cars going 11 miles over the limit. >> the risk for pedestrians just goes up so much. >> there have been amazing results in the other cities that have used speed cameras. and, we have been advocating over and over to try to get them. we are really, really glad to get the chance. even if it is a limited pilot program. >> cities like new york have been deploying 2500 speed cameras for

almost three quarters of those who responded said they have experienced sexism.one third have been trolled on social media, and a quarter have said that they have received social media abuse of a sexual nature. one maternity in sport, a third of athletes who responded told us they have delayed starting a family in order to focus on their sporting careers, well actually, six athletes told us very honestly that they have had an abortion, such has been their fear that it would impact on their athletic career. there is plenty more to come on this study throughout the week, so keep an eye on the bbc sport website. the miami open tennis continues today with katie boulter in fourth round action, but there are no brits left in the men's singles after cameron norrie exit at the hands of daniil medvedev. norrie couldn't recover from two early breaks in the opening set against the defending champion, losing it eventually 7—5. he was then blown away by the russian's serve in the second, with medvedev taking it 6 games to 1. if this is to be andy murray's last appearance in m

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