. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community senters to create wi-fi enabled places so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to demoy. >> energy secretary-general i ever granholm talked about clean energy and jobs at an event hosted by the national urban league in washington, d.c. she discusses the biden administration's policies, highlighting investments made from the inflation reduc act and other legislation. and how jobs are being created around the clean energy sector. this is about 40 minutes. ■z >> i'm chief executive officer of the national urban league. let's hear it urban league movement. give it up. we are here. in washington, d.c., for this very important three days, begie calling our energy jobs convening, say energy jobs. so importantly, we are here because we are mindful of the challenges we face as a nation and as a globe. those are challenges with respect to whether you refer to it as climate ch

pat fallon and pam bondi and cochair of api law and justice senter and tram adviser senter and, pam, what did i get wrong? i'm citing laws and you're a lawyer, former attorney general. 287g, 212f, we looked that the months and months and months ago and you were part of these conversations on the show and i don't care, sanctuary cities or not, these laws are like -- would allow, i think issue the president to implement a deportation plan. what do you think? >> they would, larry and they will allow him. with steven miller and tom homan, get ready. these pemberton will be deported and take one of the foreign adversaries alone. look at china. tram has got to get rid of them and he knows that and let people into the country and deserve to be here in a legal way. larry: let's go back to the sanctuary city, pat fallon. the govern herbs want to trump proof their state and blah blah blah. they took a big licking and it'll probably get worse. my point is doesn't federal law supersedes sanctuary city laws or in your judgment, pat fallon, are there ways around it? tom hoe handout said he'll send

what do you focus on at the regulatory senter? guest: we're a nonpartisan academic center at george washington university. we do that through studying regulation like these conversations we're having here today. host: what is the best way to improve regulatory policy in your mind right now? if you were the regulatory czar of the biden administration? guest: that's a great question. i'll think about that and get back to it later. host: (202) 748-8000 for democrats, republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002. was there a specific incident that jump-started the event law that became the congressional review act in 1996? what was happening at the time? guest: that's a good question. i mean, the politics at the time were the clinton administration was in power and there were republicans coming into congress but, yeah, i'm not 100% sure about that background there. what i can tell is you that the c.r.a. has been really used effectively since then and something interesting to note as well is that, beyond being used to

they are fully learning circular knitting , and the next part is khar and senter, where the childrenll the steps completely, and god willing, they will work here if they like. fortunately, a field has been provided here where we have the most up-to-date machines in the world and we actually do the highest quality production in iran , which has made us export to the whole of iran and to some countries such as gaza, uzbekistan and several other countries. due to this environment that has been created, the students are getting a very high quality education here. we here we are currently producing the sole of the sofa , but god willing, in the next phase , we will add the ram top, and the sofa fabric will be completely ready for use, god willing. this year, the judicial branch is looking for more cooperation with the private sector to empower the prisoners and will launch a specialized production line of products inside the prison, such as a bicycle production factory in karaj prison or a motorcycle production factory in qom prison due to the certificates of in fact, the vocational train

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israeli forces and virginia ante -- vigil ante senters have killed since october 7, including 131 children. just last week the international court of justice issued a ruling on the israeli occupation of the west bank. a panel of 15 accomplished judges around the world confirmed what most of the world has long known. that occupation is illegal and must end. i know that there are some here in congress, not many but some, who have condemned netanyahu and his extremist government. but condemning netanyahu is not enough. we cannot condemn a prime minister who the icc considers to be a war criminal while at the same time continuing to provide his government with tens of billions of dollars in military aid. that is hypocrisy at its worst. just today, madam president, i'm happy to say that seven major trade unions here in the united states, including the association of flight attendants, the american postal workers union, the international union of painters, the national education association, the service employees international union, united auto workers, and united electrical workers, some of th

kari, where exactly where this senter? >> that was a 4.8 magnitude earthquake that was centered in lebanon, new jersey. it happened about 7:30 our time. and it caused several buildings to shake in new york, philadelphia, and in boston. we want to take a look at the security camera that captured the moment it happened in new jersey. and debate was held up at u.n. headquarters in new york city as the room shook. and wnbc new york broke into coverage as soon as it happened. one of the reporters happened to be at the office of emergency management at the time of the quake. we spoke with him earlier. they were shocked to feel an earthquake on the east coast. >> one felt a little bit different. it felt the smaller rumble. and i thought that train really seems like it might be getting close. and then the entire bed started to shake. the windows started to shake. i could see my dresser shaking from the bed, and it didn't last too long, but definitely enough time where i could hear things moving around in the apartment, and then lo

he was rushed to the medical senter >> these incidents are scary if it is a confined space or a trench. our protocol is to make it as safe as we possibly can for our rescuers to go in and do their job and get out as soon as possible so nothing else goes wrong. >>> this, of course t is like the similar situation last september in san francisco. 25-year-old construction worker ramaro was killed when a trench collapsed and buried him under eight feet of dirt. >>> for the first time in two years, san francisco laguna hospital brought back patients. they lost their certification two years ago n. 2022, state regulators forced them to relocate all 700 patients out of the hospital, citing safety concerns. well, since then, the facility has been working to get recertified which it managed to do last year. >>> all right, still ahead, tonight on the late news. >>> we have questions surrounding several fires sparked in the south bay. >>> now, obviously it has happened in the past with other people in the mountains. so, if is very scary. >>> how firefighters are trying to protect the community afte

we've done for decades and hope through our increased initiative and focus on press freedom in the senter and we'll be able to have a larger voice and larger impact on austin and any other journalist who is detained or in trouble. i think you've all heard enough from me and i want to go ahead and invite deborah tice to come up here, you have a couple words to say. [ applause ]. >> today is a day full of emotions and news we're hearing from the middle east is the kind of thing that can unsettle a mom. i'm very glad you're here and so very glad that you're interested. you know, there's all kinds of way this is could government the best thing we want to share with you is that we have from a significant source that has already been vetted all over our government, austin tice is alive and treated well. there's no jab about that and that's the most important thing, and i would sincerely appreciate your mouth faithful prayers that we would see austin walk free. and i thank you so much. [ applause ]. jaire thank you, deborah. i want to call of bill mccurin. he was involved in austin's case and re

returning to syria, the lebanese brothers were distributed to uh shelters, shelter centers or residence senters that the governor prepared in damascus, for example three hotels in the sayidah zainab area and shelter centers and several other places, all services are provided to the brothers in those center and these centers, all syrian officials are making periodic visits to the shelters to monitor the the progress of work and to ensure that all services are provided to our lebanese brothers in dignity and full respect and the best way possible, the telecommunication also uh regular authority granted the b is coming also. to syria mobile cellular lines uh with free internet back backages or pandals to secure communications and to let them uh communicate with their uh families will also we talked to several syrians here in syria we they all sent their their heartfelts to syrians to their lebanese brothers and sisters uh this isn't acceptable for anyone it's not just because we're syrians. not just because this is a neighboring country, although we don't consider it a neighboring country, we be f

. >> spend to inside the convention senter and thousands more outside because the phoenix fire marshal determined the facility was at capacity. you heard inside during the speech, president elect donald trump said he will end wokeness and sign an executive order on day one declaring just two genders in the united states and put panama on notice to lower fees going through the canal or give back to the addressed democrat concerns over elon musk. listen. >> he's not going to be president. i can tell you that much. reporter: he'll designate a terrorist organization and imposes sanctions and could freeze assets and incoming border czar will find the 300,000 missing children illegally brought to the u.s. under president biden, run the mass deportation operation and secure the border. >> that should scare the hell out of everybody, it does maine reporter: president elect trump said tom homan will be ready to go immediately. is system of articulation your board service connected a disaster, what's going on? you have a few days to wait. we'll be fully operational by about 2:00 on the 20th. >>

you've got the media research senter and got a study that shows google search results favor harris overon alexa came under fire for doing the same thing. how do you stop the left wing push on the platforms? >> you're only going to do that when the government intercedes. 15% of the public gets its information on presidential campaigns based on google. google is deliberately playing with the algorithms to deliberately change the electoral count. if that isn't tampering with democracy, i don't know what is. if you want to do something to affect the campaign, make a political contribution within the limits of the law. if this were a political contribution, it would be literally in the billions of dollars of a contribution which would make it illegal. government has to take a look at the google story. stuart: brent bozell, great to have you on the show. come back soon. good stuff. fox reached out to google about the report and they've responded saying this, both campaign websites consistently appear at the top of search for relevant and common sense search queries and looks at a single rare

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to learn more, call today or go to gentlecure.com larry: joe biden impeachment and front and senter andx marlow editor in chief of breaking biden and we welcome back the great mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas extraordinary and alex, begin with you. going for that story and maybe you can tell us a little more, cory mills. going for that and not spending money to ukraine and trump did a couple months later and ped to make sure it was clear of corruption. he was impeached and it was a frivolous impeachment. he was not convicted. that is a bigger offense because we don't know when he ever will and he's doing it during wartime. see what i'm saying? it's a breaking of the law. he passed the supplemental appropriations bill and passed national defense authorization bill. both of which gave israel money and biden to stopping it. you can't just willy nilly say congress, i'm not doing what you told me to do. >> yeah, terrific summary and always great to see the governor. this is impeachment by democrat standards and tried to impeach trump for allegedly doing the same stuff and congress

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leadership and positive example that stephanie sets for her children and glenn allen children's resource senter in my district. so stephanie, on behalf of illinois' third congressional district i commend you for your passion and dedication. she's an inspiration to all of us. especially young latinas. dreaming of a future of liberation like i do. stephanie, thank you. congratulations.

want them to be for one party in the country and that's what's happening according to media research sentercted and since kamala harris here to nominate 84% of coverage for her and 89% of the coverage of president trump during that same time period and it's been negative and we deal with this every single day on the trump campaign and so-called journalist and media fact checking everything he says with fact checks that are wrong and completely misleading. they go into writing stories with their own preconceived biases and they don't even care about the facts and the truth that we provide them. we fight this battle every day. president trump fights it every day. that's why the media trust of the american people is at all time low and they're fake news. liz: harris can't campaign on policies without fixing the border without undermining her administration and she's an incumbent and campaigning on the policies to justify her candidacy. what's going to happen at the debate next week? >> well, president trump will hold kamala harris accountable for disastrous record for the past four years and w

larry: front and senter and that's the second one, your eminence, school choice and funding.dits and in some cases tax federal tax credits to the school of their choice and some don't want the school of their choice to be a private school or religious school. that strikes me as a very bad idea. i'm glad. you'd be surprise that had aidoo grow with you whole heartedly. >> good news, 32 of 50 state haves some type of parental choice and education. we got to keep expanding that. actually, it's kind of tied to your first topic, larry, religious freedom and talking about parental rights. supreme court said the child is not the creature of the state, it's the parents that are the primary educators. i can't figure this out. that ae primary educators. i can't figure this out. we americans are known for common sense, pragmatism and suspicious of monopolies and we have a public school strangle hold 340 notary publicly and denying parents right to have their hard earned tax money for education and can't use it to send their kids to the school of their choice. to me, it's kind of a no bra

election boards a in a lease for county bucks, philadelphia, montgomery and senter have voted to countere improperly filled out. local democratic officials have defended their actions saying something as simple as not rank getting a date is not worth throwing out ballots bird that flies in the face of state a republican mccormick campaign national committee are asking state supreme court to affirm its ruling. they maintain the recount will not change the outcome of the race that the public democratic incumbent senator bob casey trails mccormick by about 17000 votes been pennsylvania senator john fetterman is defending casey. >> i guarantee you if, if dave mccormick were in the opposite situation where he was out 15 or 17000 votes he would ap absoluty want to have every last vote counted as well too. and bob casey has never claimed fraud. when it is finished and bob casey comes up short, i can almost guarantee he is going to do the right thing and concede. that's a thing. >> casey has not conceded his campaign points out 2022 mccormick filed a lawsuit or the gop senate primary sink unda

election boards at least four counties bucks, philadelphia, montgomery and senter have voted to countere improperly filled out to print local democratic officials have defended their action saying in part, doing something as simple as not writing a date does not warrant throwing out ballots. their decisions fly in the face of state law and have been slammed but only by republicans, and it new piece the "washington post" editorial board policy attempted by the pennsylvania supreme court's ruling corrosive to democracy. they had county officials do not get to decide whether a legal requirement is in ma material at be followed. courts do this clearly. republican david mccormick campaigned in the republican national committee are asking the state supreme court to a for its confer its ruling the recount which is expected to cost about a million dollars won't change the outcome of the race. at the moment democratic incumbent senator bob casey charles mccormick by about 17000 votes. here's a lega legal expert jonan turley weighing in. but you still need to have a higher yield you've got to p

adam klotz is tracking from the fox weather senter and, adam, how is it looking and is beryl still barreling> certainly still is and a chance of turning into a hurricane and there's a pretty good chance at this point and yes, winds at 60 miles an hour and out over warm ocean water and going to see it strengthen here over the next coming days and maybe making that landfall monday morning and it really is going to be a big difference on the track of this storm. this is the forecast on the left side and hitting land earlier and quicker and less time out over water and follow the left side of the track and more time over warm water and it'll crank up with this possibly becoming out over land and continues to track and continues to weaken but bring as lot of wind and rain ultimately kind of up in the mississippi river valley running up north into places in southern indiana and going for a weaker storm and these are the warm waters for the heat and picking up for the heat and grows a bit ultimately and oohurricane watch is in place and little time on water and the hurricane feels like a couple of

leadership and positive example that stephanie sets for her children and glenn allen children's resource senter in my district. so stephanie, on behalf of illinois' third congressional district i commend you for your passion and dedication. she's an inspiration to all of us. especially young latinas. dreaming of a future of liberation like i do. stephanie, thank you. congratulations. with that, speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon y. so that people can come up to the border, present their piece of paper, make their claim and if the answer is yes, it's yes. if the answer is no, it's no. and this is not a democrat in the 1980's to the 2000's, you had record years, over a million. this includes democrat and republican administrations, and then there was a 14-year lull after that that included all eight years of obama, last two years of bush jr. and all four years of trump. so this is a cyclical thing and i think it's disingenuous to try to paint it as a democrat versus republican thing. may time's up so

how many terrorists and 9/11 took down the trade senter? 19. revenue for illicit human smuggling exceeds -- let this sink in, $30 million a week. a month. in the del rio sector alone, mr. speaker, these are the peoe letting and enticing to come into our communities. we don't even know of their background. i can't with perform due procese calls it, in processing illegal aliens before in our states and into our nation. this administration has a deliberate strategy to keep the border open and continue the chaos. but texas has had enough.■? er had enough. republicans are united to do whatever it takes to secure our southern border. it's so simple, mr.. all that the biden administration needs to do to deter illegals and stop this crisis is actua already on the books. fortunately it's become painfully clear that president biden prefers,iz instead, for eight milli or more illegal aliens to resettle in all 50 states and play a cynically partisan role in the future of american life by trying to make democrats a permanent majority. or so they think.ge wh

. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community senters to create wi-fi enabled places so studentsfrom low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything.rs giving you a front row seat to demo >> energy secretary-general i ever granholm talked about clean energy and jobs at an event hosted by the national urban league in washington, d.c. she discusses the biden administration's policies, highlighting investments made from the inflation reducti act and other legislation. and how jobs are being created around the clean energy sector. this is about 40 minutes.

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lara is at the national tennis senter with the highlights for us.ood morning, lara. >> lara: good morning to you, michael. pegula admits she was super flat in the first set, and the score told the same story. she lost 6-1. and it did not look any better in the first two games of the second set. then pegula turned the momentum around and never looked back. and now she is on her way to her first u.s. open final. >> jessica pagula will play for the u.s. open title! >> lara: this morning jessica pegula is just one win away from becoming a grand slam champion. >> step by step by step. >> lara: sixth ranked american pulling off what looked to be an impossible comeback. the new york native losing the first set 6-1, but battling back in the second. >> come on from pegula. >> lara: the 30-year-old continuing to dominate, breaking through the semis ceiling for the first time in her career. >> second set into the third set i started to play how i wanted to play. it took awhile but i don't know how i turned that around, honestly. >> lara: pegula will now take o

what do you focus on at the regulatory senter?uest: we're a nonpartisan academic center at george washington university. we do that through studying regulation like these conversations we're having here today. host: what is the best way to improve regulatory policy in your mind right now? if you were the regulatory czar of the biden administration? guest: that's a great question. i'll think about that and get back to it later. host: (202) 748-8000 for democrats, republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002. was there a specific incident that jump-started the event law that became the congressional review act in 1996? what was happening at the time? guest: that's a good question. i mean, the politics at the time were the clinton administration was in power and there were republicans coming into congress but, yeah, i'm not 100% sure about that background there. what i can tell is you that the c.r.a. has been really used effectively since then and something interesting to note as well is that, beyond being used to ov

israeli forces and virginia ante -- vigil ante senters have killed since october 7, including 131 children. just last week the international court of justice issued a ruling on the israeli occupation of the west bank. a panel of 15 accomplished judges around the world confirmed what most of the world has long known. that occupation is illegal and must end. i know that there are some here in congress, not many but some, who have condemned netanyahu and his extremist government. but condemning netanyahu is not enough. we cannot condemn a prime minister who the icc considers to be a war criminal while at the same time continuing to provide his government with tens of billions of dollars in military aid. that is hypocrisy at its worst. just today, madam president, i'm happy to say that seven major trade unions here in the united states, including the association of flight attendants, the american postal workers union, the international union of painters, the national education association, the service employees international union, united auto workers, and united electrical workers, some of th

he's a founding member of the cultural senter in anaheim. as board secretary he's been able to teach history to young people in anaheim, tourists, and anybody else who wants to listen to the great story in history in the city of anaheim. today is as steve leaves the council, i want to recognize you for your hard work and dedication to our community. thank you for giving back. i know are you not done. and i know we are going to hang out at more events in the years to come. thank you very much. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. mcclain: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the millington high school varsity football team for winning the division 7 state championships last weekend. the millington cardinals took home their first ever state championsh