on cam poufs the alaska v.a. health care system. i want to thank ranking bost and leadership on both sides for supporting this by i want to thart senators murkowski and sullivan for securing its passage in the senate. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: i reserve and i have no speakers and i'm ready to close if the chairman is ready. >> i'm prepared to close and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill as everyone has spoken about how this needs to be. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i ask my colleagues to join me in passing s. 5016 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules as pass senate 1516. those in favor say aye. tho

of them were alaska native children.is ecosystem of assimilative process is really critical. and a very strict and narrow definition will limit our ability to have the full story. i appreciate the detail to that. chief francis, do you agree that perhaps this definition is to limiting too narrow? >> yeah, i think so. and i think as i stated in my testimony, the four criteria used in interior's definition is much broader than the bill. and i think this is why a solid, robust consultation process throughout this is going to be extremely important to understand what each tribal community, or each region experiences. where there are many ways that our children were affected by boarding schools. not just in the federal system, but in what we found in our truth and reconciliation process in may. we started the conversation about child welfare, and then that child welfare conversation went into people's experience as children in the catholic church. it brought -- it will inevitably brought into a whole host of historical trauma,

the alaska situation is one that is not that i feel a lot of particulars about the alaska situation but that the certain way in which with a mix of candidates you had that this reform kind of drove a wedge in the republican party in a way. maybe that's good for the republican party try the conversation to think about what it needs to be put on it and it was certainly one that really has some divisive effects picks again it's a good thing for parties or a bad thing for parties? and then lastly i think a separate question for things like ranked-choice voting is should we consider them as aside from the larger reforms, but should we consider them within a traditional primary? virginia, you know, still had ranked choice set of selection among a certain group of republicans and i just think some of those look very different in a multicandidate race. you could say many candidates on one side but even in a general primary where you have three, four, five, six candidates maybe there's a way which you want at some sort of ranking or runoff system that would look a different than one that interac

these are hard stories and of course they're not isolated to alaska.hey're so similar, unfortunately, to so many native children's stories that are just beginning to be recounted. i think we recognize the repatriation of native remains to their homelands is part of the healing process associated with these atrocities. so i'm interested to hear more about how the department will comply with and enforce nagpra, the native american graves protection and repatriation act. we know that our neighbor to the east in canada is dealing with its own history and legacy of indian boarding schools and have established the truth and reconciliation commission, a lot to be learned from that. senator warren and i have been working on this and we're working on the truth and healing commission on indian boarding school policy as 2907. these are, again, efforts for the united states to step up to address and acknowledge the dark history that we face, but also to go further than that, to help bring healing to native people. we've got a great panel here this afternoon and i'

i was like, "wow, he's going to alaska. what people do. you know, they get in trouble. they take off for alaska or someplace like that, or mexico or something. but for whatever reason, no effort was made to bring billy lee back to silver city for questioning. and investigators quickly turned their attention to another man in cassy's life, her live-in boyfriend, david berry. >> his behavior the first few days after her death was very strange and peculiar to me. >> how so? >> i, myself, never really saw him shed a tear. but i was suspect of everyone that had any contact with her. i didn't trust anyone. >> at the funeral cassy's casket was left open to tell the world what was done to her, said her siblings. >> her face was covered in bruises. her neck was a giant bruise and swollen. her hands were black. >> but who had done it? for months, all anyone could do was speculate. >> i thought it was over. i thought she was just dead and that was it and nothing was ever gonna be done about it. >> at the sheriff's office, investigativ

in alaska , we are constantly being contacted by mail.hat is understandable, but they ask us to come to answer these requests to our diplomats, we had to make a lot of effort, because any trip outside 25 miles of this washington has to be coordinated with the american authorities in a crisis international relations is not an easy task. and that's not the only problem. as practice shows, out of 25 hotels, only two are ready. shelter, and if the wives are denied a hotel, we already use the services of our compatriots , cultural centers, or churches, we are located there, we do everything to receive the russians and assist them in the most russian of american cities. as a result, the meeting with the natives took place in the queue for a thirteen-year-old passport. vanya khokhlov turned out to be the first camera to shoot a russian passport he, like all brothers and sisters, was promised to be sent by mail after the new year. in the meantime , you can dream that someday they will also go from america to where the sun goes, in general, the co

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alaska has since signed new labor agreements and hired more pilots. >> and learned a lot in terms of staffing and resourcing in volatile periods so i think we're in a pretty good spot heading into 2023. >> no repeat of the summer meltdown. >> no, we'll make sure we don't let our customers down going forward to 2023. >> reporter: alaska is rolling out new rf technology to speed the check-in process, permanent bag tags. customers simply touch the itinerary on their phones to the tag which then displays the new flight information. >> you'll show up to the airport, drop it straight onto t conveyer belt with an agent and get on with your day. >> reporter: back here at o'hare we have 450 flight cancellations today, 5,000 delays today nationwide. tomorrow we're looking at a thousand cancellations already across the country, and that's going to grow as the weather moves in, lester. >> all right. tom, thank you. and with more than 100 million americans under winter alerts right now, let's get the latest track on all this weather from bill karins. bill, where and when? >> let me take you throu

>> it was alaska airline. >> okay. and it's because of the storm, correct? >> yes.orm. alaska airline, they -- they jumped through hoops to get me there. >> i'm so glad -- i'm so sorry it didn't happen. can you explain to people. we heard what your wife wrote, what it has been like for you, because you couldn't get to seattle to get the transplant. >> it was -- it was terrifying news to hear that i was going to get a transplant, to be honest with you, i was terrified. and then i was excited. so we caught the first flight out. we got to the airport and it was packed. which is unusual. it was packed because flights were being canceled and i didn't realize that until i went to the kiosk and my flight was canceled. and after waiting in line for an hour panicking, realizing my flight was leaving in half an hour, i waved down a woman that worked for alaska airlines and i told her the situation, told her i'm a heart transplant, this is crucial. she waved me to the front of the line and she said, yeah, your flight has been canceled and then my heart sank. she said, i will g

we're going to make sure we don't our customers down going into 2023. >> reporter: alaska is rolling rf technology is on speed the check-in process. permanent bag tags, customers simply touch the itinerary on their phones to the tag which then displays the new flight information. >> you'll show up to the airport, drop it straight onto the conveyor belt with an agent, and get on with your day. >> looking forward to that. thanks to tom for that report. >>> angie, much of the country is going to get a little bit of something whether you like it or not. >> the cold air for pretty much everybody across the country. my us 60 in douglas, minneapolis, 33 degrees below. look as far south as dallas, minus 5, minus 8 in little rock. lubbock minus 12 for windchills. the winds are impressive, windchills below 32 degrees. though.on il if you're in new york, 50 degrees. back in grand rapids, though, 34 with some snow. and guys, these statistics and these records are going to continue to come. we saw big temperature drop in montana, 26 degrees in -- not a whole lot of time, minutes really. >> incred

let's go to alaska airlines. they tweeted out this photo of its plane literally covered in icicles on the sea-tac runway. so many people are stranded at sfo because of the winter storm. there have been 322 delays, 122 cancellations at the airport today. betty yu is live there today, talking to so many travelers. i bet they're frustrated? >> reporter: that's right, juliette. and at this hour as you can see behind me, there is still a line to deal with those ongoing cancellations. tonight i met one woman from san jose who said she is just not making it home at all for christmas and she had an entire check-in luggage full of presents. so you can imagine the disappointment. >> i'm so done waiting in lines. if it's really 45 minutes later and my bag is not out here. bit time we met her in the evening. >> i'm hoping you could help me. >> reporter: she should have been home in nashville. it would have been her first time reunited with her family since the pandemic began. >> this is all i've been thinking about since the

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flight and that was diverted back to alaska because of bad weather. made it to seattle, he did not get his heart transplant. the hospital is holding his place in seattle on the transplant list but he missed that transplant. he has seven kids. they were probably thinking the best christmas gift we could ever get is dad getting his new heart and he couldn't get it. a go fund me page was set up so he can at least stay locally in seattle for when a new heart becomes ready but, i mean, when you hear this story -- ashley: what a story. lauren: not to minimize anybody else's travel nightmare but this puts it in perspective. ashley: it certainly does and we wish him the very best. lauren, of course, thank you. after canceling thousands of flight this is week, southwest airlines say they're resuming normal operations today. lydia hu has been following it since the very beginning of the debacle. lydia, how long will it take to get all the stranded people home, do we know? >> ashley, southwest started selling tickets again today and hopefully people stuck will b

american indian and alaska native children.hildren were forcibly taken to indian boarding schools. our own country allowed children to die in federay funded schools. at least 53 burials of marked in unmarked and marked graves. we heard about the department of interior in its report is not confirmed that the united state directly used federal indian boarding schools as a system to [indiscernible] tribes. 47 in arizona, and 43 in my home state of new mexico. this calls for an investigation and legacy impacts on federal boarding schools. it is undeniable that these events have led to intergenerational trauma. american indian and alaska native children experience posttraumatic stress disorder at the same rates as veterans returning from war and iraq and afghanistan and. they have suffered harm as young children, torn from their families. they suffered ptsd at triple the rate of the general population. hr 5444 will establish a much-needed commission, and document the stories of rvivors and human rights violations that occurred. this

fishing gear that winds up on our shores mostly from asia, not from alaska. once the marine debris is collected, there's no place to put it. most landfills in alaska can't excepted, so we have to then ship it to the lower 48 states. by the way, same issue with pfas. we ship pfas to oregon. none of this makes sense, particularly when most building materials that we got in alaska are imported from asia mostly. so the technology now exists to have a local solution, convert some of this plastic waste into components for building materials. is just one idea. given this situation in alaska end of the remote communities, how would you help us solve this problem? because it's a big problem for my state but i'm sure it's a big problem for other states as well. why don't we just go down the line starting with you, mr. hartz? >> thanks for your question. i share your concerns as well. i'm an avid outdoor person and i see the same things that you do. it's a question of aggregation of plastics. what we have found is when you have a good answer to a problem like water, it

the presiding officer: the senator for alaska. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i just want to say that i certainly would be willing to work with my colleague from wisconsin on this issue. i've been working on it in good faith with other members both sidon theother side of the aisl. perhaps she can help me with the three simple asks we've put forward to the department of interior. if they grow to those simple asks, and they are simple, then i'll lift my hold. maybe the senator from wisconsin and i can work together on this. i yield the floor. ms. baldwin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin is recognized. ms. baldwin: i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader is recognized. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask that the chair lay before the senate the message to accompany h.r. 1437. the presiding officer:

alaska has not said how much those tax will cost rivers of lava are creeping toward a major highway one big island of hawaii as foxes max gordon tells us the volcanic eruption has released potentially dangerous gasses, but the spectacle is still drawing in tourists. and locals alike. the lava flowing from mon aloha in hawaii is crawling 40 ft per hour and is now about 2.3 miles away from the island's main highway. it's been a week since modelo a first began erupting, officials say the lava will move sporadically from here on out, and it's unclear when or if the lava will cross the highway. so far, no evacuation orders have been issued, and there's been no threat to homes or communities seeing where it's at now. i just feel relieved. that we're not going to be jeopardizing anybody's homes. volcanic gasses continue to blow out into the air generating bog or volcanic smog. according to the usgs. modelo is currently emitting around 180,000 tons of sulfur dioxide per day. despite the potentially dangerous gasses . the eruption is drawing in tourists and locals alike. with many flocking to s

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we are seeing snow from the gulf of alaska.here continues to track into idaho and minnesota into the next couple days. where are we spared? actually in the bay area. this is one of the most mild areas we are experiencing throughout the states weather wise. as we look at the travel forecast, it's freezing. it's bitter. it is not looking the best in a lot of spots. we will highlight those. in the bay, upper 60s for santa clara valley and even wine country, where i am spending the holidays. if you are hunkering down here, it's okay. >> we are good. we have our official california christmas. look at the freeways too. i think people have taken the time off and are hopefully where they want to be for the holidays. if you are traveling today, pack your patience as you head out especially seeing the family with the kids. that is tough at the airport sometimes. roads don't look great. later on that will change as everyone makes that last minute rush to get out of town for the holiday. afternoon traffic might be a little bit busier than

in alaska with the top four and nebraska. i don't think there's a single model that is preferable to others. i think the process of the citizenry getting together saying let's look at our options, how can we improve this that's the most important thing here. i want to have something on the table for the other panelists. what i get out of that is the runoff and jungle primary which the parties could endorse candidates but that would be whether there would be the right choice voting and the individual states and municipalities. i want to get some reactions and i'm going to just jump around. as the democratic party activist. the reason independence never gets any places what is it, nobody knows. for the voters understanding democracy, so if you call yourself republican it means you like low taxes and don't think the government should be in business and as we spoke before may be multiparty systems work but you have to have parties because otherwise democracy doesn't mean anything and otherwise you don't know what you're voting fo

well , nevak in alaska, they took root well and began to multiply suddenly.he returned cold has been holding on for a week, it is especially difficult birds in the cold. they cannot find food. closely, clinging to each other, trying to keep warm and protect themselves from the icy wind of a bird with a funny name frying me. unfortunately, not everyone manages to survive bad weather. finally, the cold recedes. by the warm rays of the sun, the snow melts and melt water fills everything around in the tundra with a flood. for a short time all the rivers burst their banks, the arctic white geese colony can no longer worry about food. but you still can’t relax, the wolf crosses the valley. however, the goose colony must always be on the alert for their main enemy. the arctic fox daily walks near the nesting place. geese are well aware that this is while the female hatches the chicks. a male belligerent pacing nearby, the arctic fox does not dare to fight with him. wrapped cold weather, many birds had to abandon their clutches. bird eggs left unattended are easy pre

we head to north pole, alaska, where people are marking the shortest day of the year. >> all right! >> as mr. claus gears up for the longest night on his calendar. today wednesday, december 21st, 2022. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on a busy wednesday morning. savannah and hoda getting an early jump on the holiday. this is that time of year when all eyes on north pole, alaska. >> this is true. >> a look at the north pole right now. we will take you there in a few moments. four days now before christmas. >> looks beautiful. >>> we are also following a major event happening in washington. ukraine's president will arrive later this afternoon set to meet with president biden and lawmakers on capitol hill voting on massive funding bill that includes nearly $45 billion in aid to ukraine. more on that in a bit. >>> we are going to start with that monster winter storm packing a triple punch of heavy snow, rain, strong winds for much of the cou

alaska air app. is tested the electronic tags for a number of months now, so far, the bag tax can only be used if one person is on a reservation and that travelers checking one bag. alaska has not said how much the tags will cost you. starbucks tipping system is getting some backlash from both customers and employees. now the new tipping method involves options to pay. the barista threw a credit or debit card. customers are offered suggested amounts, other amounts or no tip at all. many starbucks employees say that new system makes them feel awkward, and some customers say while they're all about tipping at small businesses, they believe a large company like starbucks should pay employees more instead of creating war tip options. new political caucus has for making up california lawmakers who specifically advocate for renters. members of the caucus say renters make up 44% of the state and need for protection against rising costs as well as abuse caucus includes several democratic lawmakers, including

member of alaska law enforcement family.sorely missed. two passengers are rescued after surviving 250-foot drop into a california canyon, dramatic video shows the medic hoisting the victims into the helicopter after their car plunged over the side of the road. both patients were reportedly in just miles if you can believe it. they were conscious and alert thankfully. thank goodness. a woman is warning the public about a terrifying new kidnapping scam. the tiktok user says she got a call from her mother's number, which sounded like her mom was crying and being dragged away from the phone. here's what she says happened next. >> this guy then gets on the phone and he goes hey, i have your mom and if you don't send me money, i'm going to kill this [bleep]. i sent the money because i was literally shaking during all of this. i'm imagining my mom like being held hostage at gunpoint. >> carley: wow. she says she followed his instructions. sent $100 to the man -- $100 and the man quickly hung up. she then called her mom back who ans

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bay area it's taking say shape , but the center of this is still making its way out of the gulf of alaska right now, and while the heart of this storm system around the middle of it will miss us to the north and direct the moisture to the northwest it will be close enough to send another good chance of showers into the bay area, thursday afternoon and evening. let's track those hour by hour rain chances. we'll start with santa rosa, around the onset of those rain showerwe e that earliethan everybody else .a good chance by early afternoon with the best chance of rain right around rush-hour. so it looks like we will be contending with wet roads for the evening commute on thursday across most of the bay area , including around san francisco and oakland. it's a good chance of those showers being in place around the peak of rush hour. look at how this chances diminish falling apart by about 10:00 in the evening.san jose will have to wait longer. you will still be dry, but we'll see that rain chance moving in as we head through the evening and into the first part of the overnight, but much bett

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the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: mr. president, it is nice to be here on the floor on a monday evening and to hear final passage by unanimous consent of a bill to recognize and honor the life of our former congressman don young. don passed in march unexpectedly after 49 years in service and it's always hard to figure out appropriate ways to recognize the life of a true public servant as congressman young truly was. and so the alaska delegation, senator sullivan and myself at the time, really reached out to try to find those ways that might be appropriate means of recognition. and we can name buildings as we are doing in this legislation, renaming a federal courthouse in fairbanks after congressman young. we can rename institutions as we are doing in this bill and in recognizing the alaska job core center now as the don young alaska job corps center. and you can also do it through naming of monuments and we have certainly a fair number of mountains, lakes, rivers in the state of alaska that are pretty extraordinary, but i

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and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor.cher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us here on this wet and soggy sunday morning. also very cold lisa. yeah. it is really cold. we're gonna work on that. we have a bit of a south wind. so those temperatures will be out of the 40s today. so that's an improvement right as we look at live doppler 7, you can see the activities still all across the state and the another cold front has moved through the area while you were sleeping and we have the showers for morgan hill the san martin the santa cruz mou

given the situation in alaska and other remote communities, how would you help us solve this problem why don't we go down the line and i will start with you. >> senator sullivan, thanks for the question and i share your concern as well. i am an avid outdoor person and see the same things you do. at the end of the day is a question of the plastics when you have a good answer to a problem like water it finds the lowest point so even today we have material within 150 to 250-mile radius but we have material coming further because they say they cannot find a place to properly recycle it and we can sew to your point it's getting the right answer out there that will attract and motivate all of us if there's an answer. you can't go against the gravity of economics. it doesn't have to be oversized. we designed the operations to be a small footprint because it is better to be close to the feedstock van the material we produced which is easier then to transport. everything referenced i would agree with 100%. in addition accessibility is an important issue across the country and we want to make

this week 2000 500 alaska frequent flyers will be able to receive the tags. $75. a driver working for fedex has been arrested and accused of kidnapping and killing a seven-year-old girl in texas. the man has confessed to the crime, this comes days after hundreds of people started searching for the girl after she disappeared, our abc reporter following the story. >> the today search for the seven-year-old ending and heartbreak. authority saying the texas girl's body was found late friday night after police say her alleged kidnapper, a fedex driver, confessed. telling police where he left the body. >> is one of the toughest investigations i have been involved in. >> the 31-year-old is now in custody, charged with capital murder and kidnapping. he delivered a package to her house wednesday when he snatched the girl about 200 yards from her home. authorities believe she died within one hour of being abducted. >> it hurts our hearts to know that that child died. >> fedex which assisted in the investigation said words cannot just drive our shock. when asked if they

you can see the lines here at the alaska air terminal, and what i'm told is that alaska air canceled 550 flights today and that's flights across the country, but many here at sfo now as we know, tomorrow is christmas eve, so there's not much time for people trying to rebook and get to their holiday destinations in time for christmas. the weather might be nice here in the bay area, but severe winter storms elsewhere have caused a holiday travel nightmare. said everyone wants to be with their loved ones during special times. travelers like audrey nice juan showed up with their suitcases at sfo to get the bad news. they won't be going home for the holidays. audrey was trying to visit family in portland's for christmas all remaining flights tonight. are gone and nothing. nothing available tomorrow christmas day. so i guess i won't see my children. this weekend, but i'm gonna try to get out there monday and then spend next week with them. more than 100. flights were canceled in and out of sfo friday and hundreds more delayed because of severe weather in other parts of the country. more th

by 1925, 60,889 american indian and alaska native children were forcibly taken to indiana boarding schoolsour own country allowed children to die in federally funded schools as we have heard today. at least 53 burial sites for indigenous children in unmarked graves exist across this country. and yesterday, we heard about the department of interior answer port that confirmed that the united states directly used federal indian boarding schools as a system to dispossess tribes. 76 schools were in present in oklahoma, 47 in arizona, and 43 in my own state of new mexico. the report for the calls for an investigation on the legacy of impact of boarding schools. it is undeniable that these events have led to intergenerational trauma. american indian children experience post-traumatic stress disorder rates at the same rights as a veterans returning from war in iraq and afghanistan. of course they do, they have suffered harm as young children, torn from their families. they suffered ptsd at triple the rate of the general population. hr5444 we'll establish a much-needed formation to document the sto

we turn now to a story from alaska and the old saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child on thisit took a village to save a child. at a tiny airport 35 miles from the arctic circle and the darkness of december. the stage was set for some holiday magic. anything were to be done. you know, we were going to have to all get together and do this. calvin moto is the only maintenance guy at the airport in the town of deering, population 169. he got a call sunday, saying the baby was in trouble and needed an emergency flight to the hospital . the medevac flight would be coming from 60 miles away. only problem the lights on the airports. two runways were out of service, making it impossible for planes to take off or land in the dark. it was pitch black out there, so he and other locals spread the word asking people to gather their vehicles , cars, snowmobiles, atvs, whatever they could drive so they could line up their headlights and position. each one where a runway light would be. it was just unreal a little bit, you know, seeing that the pilot trusted us to stay very still help him lan

that is, we were there, but they did not enter alaska , which means, let's go in and say my lobo, youtitution. tell me i can't to say with this constitution there was so much i can pro-constitution of you, because she is the wife of konstantin as he is worth remembering, as the decembrists said, as the soldiers answered as a decembrist, if you need his constitution, then any of our rulers is always the last tsar to write the constitution for himself if necessary, that you're scaring me with the constitution, so come on. what we can, then ours, which is not worth it later. but for this you really need to do everything that is necessary. they do everything that you don’t want, there’s little you don’t want to do, you have to do nikolayevich e. well, first, about lies. yes, this is a very important thing. the thing is, they don't lie. they compose a virtual reality by a doctor virtual reality if we look at the ukrainian virtual reality, that they dug up the black sea, and so they teach in schools and don't worry until they bury it. well, nothing can be done about this, because if there i

, i am a descendant to preserve the homelands of alaska, they are not to blame for anything, they builthem the camera and they sing the text written by whom are you an adult those very adults who are used to consider themselves anti-fascists those who really want a permanent peace these are the people who are now liberating ukraine from fascism well let's save the ukrainians let's save them we have to marry them to the very atlantic ocean yes the atlantic is drowning these fascists here right there and so that they don’t breed more and that’s it. well , russia always fights miracles. on foreign land . stubbornness and creativity, both adults and children , the first full-scale war, which putin shyly called a special operation, i made a decision to conduct a special military operation, where it is not included everywhere, songs, dances, the armatushka flies right over people's heads , and the reel is ready, the sarmatushka is not for nothing and what would you understand about the joy of the grandmother with the red flag a-ah ryatushka the wedding of the nose with the red banner babushka

delta and america and alaska and others do that. southwest does not. >> because they have to pick up the tab because they don't have an agreement? >> of course. they call it an interline agreement. look for that in the future. the current transportation secretary, we invited him to be on the show. he didn't respond. >> this is mayor pete? >> the thing is -- secretary pete. >> i know. i'm teasing. >> he is, i think, taking a much more aggressive stance and is, i think, advocating for passengers more than we have perhaps seen with transportation secretaries of late. this is an opportunity to perhaps make a significant change that could radically impact passengers in a positive way, and the lines that scott saw today perhaps would be far shorter. >> scott, what were the people telling you their options were? >> not many. i did the same thing chris did. even for los angeles, which is a really basic, like, 12, 14 times a day route, nothing. >> you couldn't get to l.a. to try to get out through l.a.? >> no. i don't know if that means ther

four pairs of alaska thermal socks for only 999 rubles.r on our website leomax.ru applications from women who for some reason have lost their children come to us. almost every day all these stories are, of course, different, but they have in common this feeling of guilt and hope for forgiveness. irina rudolfovna kalinkina sent an application to search for her daughter back in 2000. despite the lack of news, she continues to hope that one day fate will still smile at her. irina rudolfovna come to us, please. hello please sit down tall was a blonde pensioner, of course rudolfovna , please tell us the name of the daughter you are looking for what year she was born. let's get started. just asked, he leaves. he says, no, i'm seeing a friend off. and just like that, the fate of the village needed some kind of blue ones right up to 94, he was gone. yulenka died tragically in my arms. you look alike, by the way, how much from your first marriage? when julia was born, were you married? already divorced, right? with whom with the husband of children

okay, so they've got oil up in alaska, but how do we pay for basic income in the rest of the country? taxes? yeah, i said it the dreaded t word, but yes, actually it's time to incorporate welfare get big tag to pay its fair share and use tax mechanisms to create the strongest safety net. the world has ever st. and all these rich people can rest easy knowing the extra money they give back is going to some big sold us government bureaucracy. it's going directly to the people social justice. get with it. mm. i'll tell we were from a small town a lot, especially in the south the it can end up in this like sort of a small town contest thing where it's like now my home town smaller than yours. and i feel like that's an argument that i typically win because it's really, really small. i remember saladas this like quaint little southern town with, you know, some charm to it. and the football team was good tailed squire was, you know, just little mom and pop business as a store for us that type of thing. and everything was fine. but at the beating heart of the town was economy was this big clot