democrats believe and reproductive freedom and aan woman's of freedom to make your own reproductive health care decisions. republicans are extreme on abortion care. they want to oppose a nationwide ban. criminalize abortion care for tens of millions of women throughout this country. democrats believe in social security and medicare. republicans are extreme. on social security and medicare privilege to blow it up, detonated in five years. and perhaps even the fall on our debt so they can destroy social security and medicare and hold the american people in our economy hostage, extreme maga republicans. and of course democrats believe in democracy in this incredible projects here in america that is been with us for it north of tuna 45 years for the greatest democracy in the history of the world versus republicans. many of whom apparently do not believe in democracy anymore. clear contrast between democrats who deliver an extreme maga republicans. i'm very confident and optimistic as you move towards the next congress. brent ready to work together to find salmon common ground to solve problems

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transferred bone marrow so now so she carries the marrow of her twin and since then you can perform aan very clever matches and transfer marrow from one personre to another we have moved on since then to the birth of ivs which is also transplantation you harvest takes from someone's body you fertilize them with sperm and then you groww that in a petri just and then you transfer them back into the womb so that so the embryo can outgrow. and then we have moved on since then so than with type one of the pancreas. and then to create artificial skinl and organs and liver. so than these two incredible cares of diseases. >> so in my first book and of course was considered the person who first initiated bone marrow transplantation but that initial experiments run beagles of little dogs and he and his wife made a deal if he could work out the mechanism of transplanting bone marrow from one beagle to another and survived and they would adopt the beagle so they did that work the second time then they look up and there is a yard full of beagles and realized he had something going. >> . >> he won th

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relocated to kyiv by public organizations such as the network for the protection of social interests, aans prizma, the center of new europe, we were asked many questions, you know, they even asked even in nato, he is a key leader, but there are good russians, yes, that is very cool, serhiy mironovych kvit said he says you know another 90,000, and here i already see for posts in zaluzha and thanks to our armed forces of ukraine, remember that that's 90,000, he says. it's all 200. it's like a simple answer , and when they told us that you're not military and that's what you say, then what about your military, and that's why our military is saying what they should say, that's the key today and we need the fact that we have contacts and cooperation in different countries because it was the same for brussels, amsterdam and warsaw , and also other key european cities. each of us, my colleagues from the public and political sectors, are all trying to help today . one speaks or the other does not speak , that is, there is one part of those who lead the army and there is a second part that must be

reggie:heityust announcede inou nee aan frais general. funded by a state grant to the san francisco department of public health. it includes a 12 bed inpatient program and a 24 slot intensive behavioral outpatient program. new details about san francisc'' s payroll problem. the teachers union tell 750 employees recently got an email from the district saying they had been overpaid in 2022. some of those people got another email saying, the first female was sent in error -- the first email was sent in error. now there is a audit to find out which people were actually overpaid. the latest problem from the district new payroll system. time of the year. for a lot of people, it is some of the coldest days. reggie: how about a fashionable holiday sweater? kumasi: ok. reggie: i did i do not think this is a sweater. it is just material. it is just a pr stunt. ok. you probably know tipsy they were on shark tank a decade ago. they his for alof the holays.eyecide toake giant sweater to celebrate their anniversary. it weighs more than 400 pounds. now

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dollars, and so antibiotic free meat has been growing over years, but the problem is there's seemingly aan supply mismatch with demand and there's no validation. the usda essential get like an affidavit from a company, not much more that happens from there. there's no verification, no actual testing. there is i think less than 1% of overall meat is tested. it's a tiny, tiny fraction. you're not having lawsuits come out, class actions and different watchdog groups coming outut and saying this meet i bought at whole foods versus the antibiotic free actually tests positive for antibiotics, and that just creates a whole host of questions and concerns because they needs to be a validation and the needs to be a way to ensure that these animals are not actually being treated with antibiotics. obviously when an animal gets sick and you do get antibiotics to a not saying there should be no antibiotic vaccines at all, but there needs to be a clear way to have this transparency and accountability, and it's as simple as that. >> host: yeah, i do think this is an issue that many have talked about for s

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aan objection on behalf of the people of puerto rico. we are all in agreement that the decision must belong to the people of puerto rico alone. their destiny ought to be up to them. the puerto rican status act which we will consider in just a few minutes will give them that choice. but they will have that choice only if we vote yes. and if we do not vote yes today, i fear we may not vote yes for a very long time. and the people of puerto rico we beheld in a status that i believe the majority of them do not want to be in. mr. speaker, i therefore ask -- madam speaker, excuse me. madam speaker, i therefore ask all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to represent the values of america in this vote. the values that say to us that people have the inherent right to self-determination. not to have it imposed upon them by force or by dictate of the congress of the united states. but to choose a status of their choosing, of their desire, of their vision. vote for this status bill. it represents the best of american values. we have a moral

we aan, this is this has never weally been a debate. the know we are a country of immigrants and we embrace that dynamic and the immigrants who come here legally. this is an affrontlegall to thos individuals as well. and we've seen the numbers off hispanic supporting republicans has skyrocketed on these kindsat of issues. would yoamu say with the recenti polling, of course, is that --t americans are getting a bit and i think we saw it duringerm the midterms, they're getting a betterg sense that that there's not compassionco happening, that this administration, in fact, is intolerant, lackss , a levelf compassion, not only foreo immigrants, but for ple, wthe american people.e isss and what we're going through, e. as well on the economy, on crime issues, et cetera,is there's no doubt about it.h i think parton of the problem the republicans have had, thoughcr, is that they focus so much on the criminals comingwhen over and not as much about p the huge problem. when people look at the bigger picture, when they hear how long it's taking for

>> my own experience having served on both a multimember and aan single director, there are pros andons of think there is moree accountability with a single director with the commission you canes point the fingers at others. >> i'm about to run out of time. i get it. the suggestion there is accountability, i'm sorry that's hard to take seriously there is no accountability here and at least if there were a commission there would be multiple voices and different points of view and a vote to advance various proposals and that would make a lot of sense. >> we take all of the congressional oversight very seriously. what we have done in the past year is truly in response to the things you have shared with the cfpb as well as your colleagues. we think for the long-term there are so many issues be ultimately have to do together and we try our best to be responsive. >> i will run out of time. i understand. i have no doubt that is your impression but i know you are aware that is not shared by most senators on my side of the aisle there is a difference of opinion. >> with the new rule that you

doou think justice powell wod ve championed, would've held the harvard program as a model, aan exemplar for the whole country if he ew about the origs of the holistic program? >> justice powell used harvard's description about it admissions process and limited extent to which it was then and r e past 30 years have been using race as one factor among y achieve genuine diversity in its student body. the harvard brief -- justice powell didn't take it or not take it because prior to thecivil war, harvard college was a leader in encouraging diversy its undergraduate applications. any more than the fact that it had a terrible stain on its history 100 years ago. it was taken for what it was presented, as and it fairly presented out the harvard admissions process worked again and works now. >> justice sotomayor? >> counsel, there are two questions i want to get to that were asked of you. the first was justice ali about the poor personal rating. it seems to me that petitioner claims that harvard as to scdinavia guns to asian americansbecause it isa subjective criteria that is fecting thepersonne

to disguise their backgrous and their names to the extent possible in order to secure what they view aaneven footingn e admissions process? >> i fin those accounts appalling. they are not permitted under the constitution, it's very clear that rheidentity cannot be treated as a negative. that be intentional discrimination. is prohibited under equal protection. it's prohibited under title six, and grutter does not count in it. to the extent that's happening, in any educational institution of the country, it's unlawful and the university should be held accountable for it. >> thank you. >> justice kavanaugh? >> i detand your point about the race conscious decision being allowed in certain circumstceunder the equal protection clause. it is certainlpredent in the school desegregation ses, a lot of that l, so it is boxy. obviously. justice marshals opinion in boxy, that's a very forceful and compelling explanation of why that is so important and why that was i his view necessary for some tim. even in bocce, juste ackman was saying there must be a time where i hope ten years, this is 1978, he sa

>> you make some very good points in your brief, by reading , was struck by the fact that the wo aan does not appear one time in your brief. yet, iaamericans have been subjected to de jure segregation, they have been subjected to many forms of mistreatment and discrimination, including in tournament. so do you have anything to say this morning about the interests of students of asian background, d how your arguments impact them? yes, your honor, two points. one is that discmition against asian americans is wrong. it is bad. we do not one it at all. number two, r ief reflects the record in this case, therwe no claims developed by a petier, involving the mistatnt or maltreatment of asian american students. i think that was one of the problems which happened with the first brief, is that they conflated their argunt against harvard, which mr. lacks minimal adequately , shortly, but those arguments conflated issues. the'no racial balancing claim against quota, there's been a lot of talk about quarter in this case. no claim about that, not against unc involving potentia discrimination of a

aan objection on behalf of the people of puerto rico. we are all in agreement that the decision must belong to the people of puerto rico alone. their destiny ought to be up to them. the puerto rican status act which we will consider in just a few minutes will give them that choice. but they will have that choice only if we vote yes. and if we do not vote yes today, i fear we may not vote yes for a very long time. and the people of puerto rico we beheld in a status that i believe the majority of them do not want to be in. mr. speaker, i therefore ask -- madam speaker, excuse me. madam speaker, i therefore ask all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to represent the values of america in this vote. the values that say to us that people have the inherent right to self-determination. not to have it imposed upon them by force or by dictate of the congress of the united states. but to choose a status of their choosing, of their desire, of their vision. vote for this status bill. it represents the best of american values. we have a moral

i remember the people of aan for the purpose of celebrating, and his first announcement of holy moss and repentance liberates over the night is called a pastor from the latin word shepherd was the first people to judge for the guilt of discharging. christ was the shepherds of batleyem, that at that night they pastured their status not far away, they came and bowed, but he recognized the people. and by illuminating the heated memorable scene, you can remove the divine leather pans from the pans. at the most important month of the shrine, a figurine fixed in a manger to live in, the children of jesus are nadekin something and his mother and mary and the holy guardian yuza are shrugged off with love right there for help in the autumn to stand in the entrance, and the roof was rendered salvage to clenge with great confusion with warm-witted shepherds. expensive brothers and sisters at yazis, christ, today’s holiness is on the armchair, which is the worst thing to open the heart of people with your love and are ready to be rewarded from them that day, as the yanas believed, his love, it’s