annette has more on this pr pro pro proposal annette, what are they achieving with the plan and cominghe subsidy offered as part of the biden i.r.a. in the u.s. >> it is the trigger to always find a level playing field he is saying there is an existential threat to the energy industry which germany has a lot of with mechanical the carmakers need a lot of electricity and energy that is more or less the reason why the economy minister came up with the plan. that plan is highly contested because clearly the finance minister is quite an opponent to have further subsidies to the market clearly, germany went the way of shutting down nuclear energy which could produce cheaper electricity. having said that, the problem is the industry and energy heavy industry is facing an energy crisis of 25 cents per kilowatt hour it is reducing to 6 cents per kilowatt per hour. that will lead to the life of basf something around 7 cents a kilowatt hour will make them competitive with other players in the world having said that, there is stiff opposition coming from inside germany as the finance ministry sai

the rate decision here at the ecb. >> thank you, annette. it looks sunny in frankfurt. let's see if they have a sunny outlook in a few hours time. do not miss ecb decision time. >>> back to earnings viola posted a growth in first quarter revenue and ebita up 8%. the company maintained the full year outlook we have estill here with us with results. looking through the rulesults, e have comments pointing out 2023 has started perfectly for the company. a look at the price trading lower this morning how did you manage the perfect start to the year given the uncertain macroeconomics back drop >> thanks for invaiting me i guess it is a sunny paris, too, following the result in 2022 you are right. we are moving at full speed and launch another year of very strong growth of our results it is the first 20% of revenue in the first quarter to 12 billion euro 14% of ebita i can confirm that we will achieve guidance for the year. how do we do that is the question there it is an element of the solidity of our business model which is protecting our margin with inflation high and large

. >> annette, the efos institute pointing to slowing data it is not looking good annette, thank you forhe overview from germany. you can see a lot of red on the heat map again after another down day yesterday markets are gripped bring risk sentiment as stocks get closer to crunch time with the debt ceiling in the u.s also the rating agency fitch placed the u.s. on negative. we see the markets react and the rating agency as well. there are warning signs. investors are taking heed. stoxx 600 is down .10% we opened up moderately in the green, but couldn't hold on to gains for a long time. now slipping in red territory. switching to european markets, this is the picture. all of the indices in the red. the ftse 100 is down 34 points .50% weaker. major day yesterday for uk assets, specifically for gilts after the red hot inflation number we saw the 2-year gilt rise 25 basis points taking it back to levels not seen since the uk mini budget. investors are pricing in two more 25 basis point hikes from the bank of england. we have come a long way. any sector with sensitivity to interest rates wit

hello i'm annette feroli. and this is my husband, mark levinson. we submitted our brief on in april , and, um, the paulson's submitted a reply on may 4th. i'm not sure if we're supposed to go over the brief in detail or not. i'm not familiar with the process. um but let me let me advise you that this is a point where you you would present what you want us to hear . it might be a summary of your brief. it might be additional items that you want to call to our attention. um but it it basically formally advised us and verbally as to, uh, what's your point of view is on the subject. okay, then there'll be a rebuttal period after uh, the project sponsor. um gets to speak, and they may say something that you would like to rebut. or you might run out of time initially and find that you need to make another point. okay so that's that's the best guidance i can give you. would you like to restart the time, please? thank you starting the time. thank you. thank you, um we filed our brief because we are sorry we filed our brief because we were surprised when we

hi. annette for moment thing, georgia things, many of the statues, bradley and soapy oper, trucking dad in cambodia was stolen from this area. one of the nice things about you that we believe is from this area is call them the on to call scan. that if the got a what it is come to unlock the peace group. a strong take a now i'm good. yeah. a little bit off more that she has a now i oh no, go outside of me. is that on that? and if it was a plan, but we have kept a note that same thing. but oh no problem. is it on a couple of, i don't know, some kind of maybe new the new glass like what may have older this gun that on pick up be picked and from the top 10 for probably because the police a picture of it in this book. we are looking for more evidence at the time for to prove it. pick 10 from here. the working with a team of archaeologists, searchers who are excavating the temple to find any fragments that looters may have left behind. this one is still 18. that's another. what do you think was on that? i think before attacking. so we know the looters got this area and part of that area. so i

1st of january was describing to kids election ok most here as promising lot should photos and as annette miller, i don't think that that will be the case for political ideas, very and turkey. according to the rules, we elect the president and it may polarize society, as i said before, turkey has paid a full price for its democracy. so we already have a mature democracy. most people will behave and a mature way during the voting process. of course, there may be some provocations and some terrorist organizations may try to sabotage the elections. i'm sure that our citizens will react timely and sensitively in these cases and not give in. everyone will make their choice, go to the voting stations and do their judy. i hope there will be no violence and no bloodshed. and as i always say, members of the different parties are always competing with their programs, ideas, goals, and methods. right now we have for presidential candidates. what is our current president? the other is mr. courage dire lou and 2 others. these 2 lead candidates are on stage every day, talking about their promises expec

. >> reporter: annette richmond got to the atlanta airport more than three hours before her flight taking no chances with her big memorial day european cruise, even adding three extra days on the front and end of the trip in case of any travel disruptions. >> delays, mixed up flights, anything with the crews, luckily my travel insurance will help me cover that. >> reporter: the nation's airlines have been working for a year to get ahead of last summer's staffing issues that snarled flights for millions. >> i think it's improved compared to a year ago, but the real test will be going into the summer. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg is planning new regulations requiring airlines to compensate flyers for is facing criticism for continuing air traffic control problems. last summer you were very hard on the airlines about their air staffing issues. a year later etc is having its own staffing issues, why isn't that fixed? >> we'll look at everything under our control. we're talking about 5% of the issue and as long as that's more than zero, we'll continue growing the air tr

you're talking about generalize him, annette. no, no, i'm talking about general budge wise. the ex army chief, ok. he was conspiring, he was getting beat us. he had high to lobby score with santa connie, on up here on my government's barrel, who was robbing against b. washington during the americans. a look. enron went to rush on his own or gotten as if the whole of foreign office on all the stakeholders were not on board. and that was in the cipher today. and he campaigned that him, ron is andy american, and general america. and so therefore, now we did go and then they were boys in against the big light above. good relationship with the trump administration. form of i minister, i'll stop you. the more from the 22nd prime minister pockets on the chairman of the p t i. m on con up to this, sprague ah ah ah, working together with ah, welcome back to going undergrad, i'm still here with overthrown pakistani prime minister. emron con. as you know, the white house has been denying a lot of stories, not least the nord stream destruction story revealed by seymour hersh. but accord

and if you trace the wires all the way back to source by is also a mary annette of the bag stairs. and of the military industrial complex fuse job is just a rubber stamp the spending of tax payers money and its transfer into the hands of those who do not give a damn about america, about ukraine or about anything related to either. larry, it's my, i think you and i have the, i talked about this before. this conflict will come to an end, but it will come to end on brushes terms and rushes terms only. um they, you know, the main scope process that the west showed itself to be. duplicity is liars blowing up the, the north stream pipeline. i mean who, who in their right mind is going to talk to these people very. i got another, there is no fence. that's what worries me, peter, is that there is no off ramp here there by you. the united states has built up such a hostile rhetoric and, and made it impossible civil for any negotiate to solve. but there is no basis of trust. so the only option is this is, i think this is going to escalate. the world is going to spread. it is going to involve

it's annette room. at sar, or is it the you said your some dear charles braces has since the end of world war 2 heavily relied on the us or sought to rely on the us to maintain its its power and its imperial reach. and further its interests. that's. that's most bonita store and cheered children of sooty here, sorta tristram. glad to finish the body, please. no sir, he's got all that as well. so you'll know that the rope, it's a set of the sharpest are on their voice. stanley deer, which meter to be able to handle of understand that gardenia to it. so by needs labor. she calling at the driver language on the partitioning a boy kemp, olivia exposure professional jim chill, super thumbs up from the show supports over the summer mom. good with the short one, good of the shop or the show crease. got it up because i'll, i'll see you around the show nearest a photo of a mom over medicating herself by that stop ship say can, i mean just come on there. not throws him your mom, but she was not supposed to do the

the in the and the indian prime minister would always be we would always be taken by lots of c ds, annette fi precedent full time. and in the past, also rented by the a 100 up at a time in a sort of in the i had spoken about to be a russia ukraine conflict with president fulton, president put indeed agreed to the, to the view point talk india, india has to, in the past also and the a 100 over time in a sort of india has in the past on so spoken to president sandy and s q u, of ukraine. and ukraine in the past tense also requested india to come forward for finding a amicable and a peaceful solution to this conflict. could we see uh, the res, seem p n mode. if i missed a mode to encourage things that i'd see to come to the negotiating table and i believe so because to day of and be under the prime minister. math in president sandy mesquite. and she was very touchy, gotta come in saying that to water is not i'll be out far. and i've been got to last spring solution, the lobbies against humanity. and the zip is a given humanitarian issues as thoughts. and we do understand in this last uh, you

and if you trace the wires all the way back to source by it is also a mary annette of the bank stairs and of the military industrial complex. his job is just to rubber stamp the spending of tax payers money and its transfer into the hands of those who do not give a damn about america, about ukraine, or about anything related to either. larry, it's my, i think you and i have the, i talked about this before. this conflict will come to an end of it. it will come to end on brushes terms and rushes terms only. um they, you know, the main scope process that the west showed itself to be. duplicity is liars blowing up the, the north stream pipeline. i mean who, who in their right mind is going to talk to these people very. i got another, there is no fence. that's what worries me, peter, is that there is no off ramp here. there are you, the united states has built up such a hostile rhetoric and, and made it impost civil for any negotiated so, but there is no basis of trust. so the only option is, this is, i think this is going to escalate. the world is going to spread, it is going to involve n

it's annette. if your opinions can come here and i can go over the she more as usual. well, another thing, i've got nothing against your opinions here. see another man. and when i get to you, it may be people, there will have made a lot of bots. they might kill me, or homie almost seen with dcf on a pallet may continents have been connected to centuries on can i need to be the cx companies that have been based into your opinions come here, we go to them about processing. it's god's will here to our new hires. the globalization is also a competition. all be in one way and not every one is allowed to compete. and europe is very selective when it comes to immigration with entry typically granted only to those who can afford it. madrid for example, is home to 65000 chinese. i believe these roles the from the community. but we need to track a on our community history because 1st the members came during eighty's. we used to have for students the close, the best place to have to spend on the same big cities. so we started, he might read about sedona and then the, the sick on

kosovo is annette l ethnic alba population. they go back a long time.ve the united states and other nato runs warning the kosovo government basically not to try to engage the serbian people who live in that country to have a conflict with mnato. that's the last thing they want. it's a complicated situation and it's a tinderbox. >> thank you so much. >>> new reports on senator diane stein's future. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva us is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brainealth. to help keep me arp. neuriva: think bigger. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! >>> a driver navigates through heavy flames and smoke in inova scotia. it's destroyed 10,000 hectors and forced 16,000 people from their homes. on the other side of the country. wildfires in alberta have been burning for weeks. 2,700 firefi

general election - party is in a general election footing, eyeing up 20 seats they could take at annetteweek. that when parliament returns at westminster next week. that is all from me for— westminster next week. that is all from me for this _ westminster next week. that is all from me for this half _ westminster next week. that is all from me for this half hour. - westminster next week. that is all from me for this half hour. thank i from me for this half hour. thank you for watching goodbye. hello. after yesterday's rain, today will bring us a drier day. a bit more sunshine than over the past few days as the coronation celebrations continue. a few showers in the forecast, but tomorrow it turns more unsettled. rain for many on monday, but for now, the rain is waiting out in the wings. many areas today staying dry, mawson shine, it was a murky star. western parts of england stay dry, could just catch a shower. in the east they are more frequent, so east anglia, lincolnshire, northumberland, you could see one or two. further north, some sunshine, but also one or two scattered showers. low

their leadership board composed of leaders of national local and civic and legal communities like annettesaacson from jp morgan chase, vick from amazon, vonya whit from the airlines. big boarders are for big business. >> absolutely the chamber of commerce and wall street and the border could be closed tomorrow if people didn't count on cheap labor. who suffers, the american worker who gets undercut by cheap labor. remember when these people come in, there's no audit, no background check and they're on leisure on communities of lower middle class and poor people. and you're in san francisco right now, laura, and remember kate steinly, i think about her every week, she was murdered in san francisco eight years ago by a person who was deported five times, very similar to the case in the news today. and these people are heartless. they're a moral that drafteded this open borders policies, and that's what it is, they're really amoral people. they don't care about the effects it has on small people that they don't care about. >> laura: no, big business wants it. >> they you names when you call

and annette helps the election officials and they can w see what happened i think we should and a componentder if that is helpful to you as they pile on and anything else to spread the word. >> before every election starting around voter national registration day a couple of months before we use that opportunity as a push not only encouraging folks to register online but also i especially think one of the things we haven't touched on yet is how critical how that same-day registration component was during the pandemic because first of all massively increased interest in the election everything going on atis that time that nobody could lose their house so to use those focal points and then to update and register is critical. >> one of the things that i do when they speak to a group they check their voter registration and we were recently testing planning to rollout the special election andnd they found the staff member discrepancy so wherever we go in whatever we talk to voters. >> wely work extensively with you and it is very important for voters to understand the first layer of accountabili

. >> chris: annette benning, devito. we're getting too deep into the list. i stopped you there. but devito seems like a guy that makes everything fun. we've had him on and he's always fun. even in the commercials he's fun. >> chris: what i learned from devito is a life lesson which is you face everything with absolute joy. everything's joyful. you want to do press it's joyful. sitting in the trailer's joyful. lunchtime's joyful. it's always positive. it's always -- he's trying to make -- he loves bits. he loves, you know, getting into it. >> jimmy: when does that movie come out? >> chris: i don't know. >> jimmy: you don't know. okay. now this -- i'm curious about dungeons and dragons. have you played dungeons and dragons? >> chris: played it twice sthoo played it twice. so you're not going to pretend to be a dungeons and dragons master. >> chris: i can pretend to be a dungeons -- you want to be? >> jimmy: we have someone on our staff who we recently learned as we were talking about this movie is a dungeon master. >> chri

the subject of the movie "the report" feinstein played by annette benning.riticized by fellow democrats for praising republican senator lindsey graham's handling of the confirmation hearings for conservative supreme court justice amy coney barrett. feinstein remained tenacious through that, just as she is now with record to her health, the kind of grit that led to multiple accounts that she is demanding of her own staff. >> she's very tough to work for. this person doesn't take vacations. her whole life is dedicated to work. >> reporter: the "new york times" says this swirli ing controversy will likely hurt feinstein's legacy. if feinstein can help senate democrats push through the nominations of progressive judges they're trying to place on the bench, then feinstein's legacy will be harmed a little bit less. >>> up next, it's the largest underwater project in history. a never-before-seen view of the titanic wreckage reconstructed from 700,000 images. . use priceline, they've got deals no one else has. what about work? i got you. looking great you guys! ♪ go

trump's body made annette then asked a lawyer ponytail, hey, evan, do you need any help?ran says, no thank you. walt. can you also please stay outside. >> trump's lawyer then leaves the storage room unlocked and walks away. this is where the record of what happened gets a little fuzzy. the special counsel has subpoenaed security footage from mar-a-lago from around the time of the search. but there are reportedly gaps in that security footage. now, prosecutors have been asking witnesses questions about those gaps. and we know from previous reporting, mr. walt nauta is at the center of those questions about the security footage gaps, is at the center of those questions to? after the fbi requested the security footage from mar-a-lago, mr. nauta reached out to trump's head of security. texting the security guys, hey, call him. why did walt when nauta he did talk to trump's security team about was on those tapes. doesn't have anything to do with why there are gaps on that security footage? that is one of the many things we still do not know. but the special counsel's investiga

and lincoln sure annette had appointed the chaplet of the u.s. colored troop. asha is the only black chaplin to die the service. in 1965. of the person who wrote to lincoln is this man here. randolph had been born five points neighborhood of new york city. he was orphaned at a young age. he grew up to become a spiritualist and magician. [laughter]o i'm not going to tell you what that means for you got to geto the book. catherine said you do not have to read them but now you know you do. randolph didn't write to lincoln and did meet with abraham lincoln burt reynolds concerns reportingie black soldiers and educating freed people during and after the civil war. back rent i helped found a school in 1866 he called the abraham lincoln school in lincoln's honor. i found about 20 or 21 letters from women to lincoln. this is from a woman named mary and vincent. she lives in upstate new york. she was very concerned about her family situation. her soldier husband was like fighting. they were not receiving paved the idea black soldiers refuse to receive pay until that equ

cia's role in torturing terror suspects, the subject of the movie the report feinstein played by annettey do you need to do it 183 times. >> reporter: more recently feinstein was criticized by fellow democrats for praising lindsey graham's handling of the confirmation hearings for conservative supreme court justice amy coney barrett. feinstein remained tenacious through that, as she is now with this controversy surrounding her health. the kind of grit some say stubbornness that's led to multiple accounts that feinstein is demanding of her own staff. >> she's very, very tough, a tough person to work for, i mean, again, this is a person who doesn't take vacations, whose whole life is devoted to work. i think people like that expect the same of the people who work for them. >> reporter: annie carney of the "new york times" says this swirling controversy over senator feinstein's cognitive ability and her overall fitness to serve will likely hurt feinstein's legacy but carney also believes if feinstein can help senate democrats push through the nominations of progressive judges that they're t

i teach from the age of 18 let's give the floor to maria evgenia i want to first comment on what annetteht and any person can turn to a psychologist in order to solve these problems and much more cheaper can decide, of course, this is absolutely true and everyone chooses for himself . as for the xenia method, this is very important. it's not some magic pill, and she doesn't say that i'll be cured tomorrow. eh, i don’t know there from anything she has, that she, on which father you understand, this is how the first thing relates to her. but comment on this, too, please, only spring. are you predicting or maybe something else. i didn't agree. you don't have to interrupt me, i'll comment on everything and tell you what to do. are you leading me points out, only andrey nikolaevich is here andrey nikolaevich can give me you tell now and want to know the teaching staff of this institute. yes , you are leaving the questionnaires. we have papers. tell us, yes, except for two pretty girls and 5 million. i understand, we cry for a jacket. uh, chanel yes, styling and you say that means that we are

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i was able to meet her husband, mark, her sister annette, and she had a formidable mother, arlene, and denise stepped down from ibm in 20. now, it's not easy to find a second career is, especially after having a successful one, but things become when what one does is an extension. have always lived your life. and i what you will see now as a consequence of the book and things that he did prior to a she became involved in things like skill first and a. a 110 that is trying to promote education for people without quality. so to say that jeanie has us proud is an understatement. she has given back to her alma mater, some member of the board of trustees and currently serves as the vice chair and she received an honorary doctorate in 2015. so please welcome help me or join me in welcoming jeannie rometty as well as president mike seattle, who will lead the conversation. well. you go ahead. thank you. for. welcome everybody. this is a wonderful, wonderful opportunity. ginni has always been a hero of mine and now i get to work for her the so. so they say you never want to meet heroes. is that

annette shierd the story of her late father u.s. army air corps fighter pilot walter. of her father's service in world war ii, she writes, few people know that he was among a few brave volunteers to be the first to try shooting projectile rockets off the p-51 mustang. they were told it was uncertain when the rockets would detonate and they could light up while still on the wing. dad said to himself, well, somebody's got to do it. he had guts and he loved his country. she wrote. also heard from clayton from stafford who shared the story of his great uncle, web, a u.s. army veteran and doctor in the pacific theater during orlando r world war ii where my own grandfather served. he was captured by japanese forces and survive the horrific bataan death march. in his words during that time he stood up to his captors on behalf of other prisoners. he was decorated for his valor. michelle from stafford born and raised in germany immigrated to the united states in 1980. she shares that she always felt that service to country is the responsibility and duty of all citizens. she wro

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annette look forward to meeting with leadership all of the facilities that are currently using mpeg. >> pharmacy is one aspect of the problems at the very important because it directly affects bastions. what is necessary to make the system fully functional? >> as was mentioned, we talk about pharmacy. there are three main stakeholders. as the ordering provider whose ordering the prescription. there is a pharmacist in pharmacy staff would need to process that prescription and interact with the ordering provider but that of course there is the veteran who is receiving the prescription for we talk about the health information technologist that supported an effective pharmacy operation, we take into account all of the stakeholders. one of the areas you heard discussion about and some of the opening remarks here, was around supporting the efficiency of pharmacist themselves to be able to safely and effectively do their work. whether that be communicating with the ordering provider, or processing prescriptions and refills. at the top level it is efficiency and quality of processing prescri

played golf until he was 90 -- 7 -- 97 happy 75th birthday to annette and lee -- leonard.ht. third and fourth hours are on the way. since we have them, mr. roker, since you asked them, one more song from the rutgers university marching scarlet knights >> hit it! >>> good morning to you. 8:56 on this monday morning. classes are going on as scheduled today in oakland schools, but there's still the possibility of that teacher strike. an official announcement is due later today when union leaders are expected to give an update on negotiations. last week, teachers voted to authorize the strike. they're demanding a wage increase the district says it simply cannot meet. if that strike is announced, it's not clear how soon afterwards it may impact classes. pete will have an update during our midday newscast at 11:00 . ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hohot gonna mamake it mel♪ ♪ and i'm l lovin' what i'm t tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gususta mezclarar ♪ ♪ comomo malteadada ♪ ♪ aqui hay y lugar ♪ ♪ y yeah we livivin' inin the goldeden state ♪ >>> rising oc

her sister, samantha annette— the truth. her sister, samantha ttnette nnt— the truth.y body because i'm disabled. i don't have the strength to brace the fall . so a tollbooth the fall. so a tollbooth supervisor directed us to the regional hospital so that i could get treated. and she helped my boyfriend pick me up off of the floor. depher yet tabloids , rather than look at tabloids, rather than look at the fact that i never said there was a car accident, i never said there was impaired . asked some there was impaired. asked some overly zealous detective and tabloids, said, oh, samantha must have staged a car accident because there's no evidence of impact . oh, well, you turn ups. impact. oh, well, you turn ups. inever impact. oh, well, you turn ups. i never said there was impact. i said i was in an accident so long story short, you know, if they think it's scary for them with security detail, with cops following them, even though nothing happened and cops on the ground and taxi drivers said that it was really much ado about nothing. there was no ensuing chase , right.

annette williams from tail stay i worked with jude in early years special we were so proud to sends her to dc to take all the amazing work she had done and do it on the national level. judi was so committed to transportation and recognized that transportation is often the backbone of access to all the other parts of lifelike education of family culture being recreation, work. and i'm so glad to see her recognize in the our city for efforts and i see her as representing so many others like hail lucas and maryland goldman and nicole bond and deborah -- who have worked so hard to push us forward in terms of access ability. thank you and here is to san francisco. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm georgia and i'm representing [inaudible] we support this plaque. the studio based collective per ins with disabled artists who nurture the potential in all of us. we are nonprofit day program this service 130 artists and celebrating 4 years in the communities where people create, exhibit and sell their art work. explored was create in the response to the institutionalization. inclus

. >> the defense will try to impeach the testimony of the states expert who's at hilton's by annetteeclined to take the stand. >> do you wish to testify? >> no. >> one in 63 million -- >> in her closing argument the prosecutor reminded the jury of those big number dna matches. >> what are the odds that somebody else's dna is on that slipping back other than cheryl dunlap? one in 11 trillion occasions. >> her close for the defense was far more vigorous than her limited witness list might have suggested. >> we have absolutely no evidence, no direct evidence that mr. hilton committed murder. >> the jurors begin their deliberations, caplan and her boss waited for them to return their verdict. you've done a lot of trials is just not that at the office? >> no. >> oh, no, it's never when you're waiting for verdict your palms are sweaty and your heart is beating and you are very nervous. >> i could tell you i have been doing it 35 years now, it's never going away from either. you would like to throw up while you're waiting -- until you hear it, it is tens. >> coming up. a vicious killer. >>

. >> you've had hotels filled up single males that are filling up places so need individual annette ableto get facility and not able to get the resources they need, et cetera? >> yeah, a goal of matter at its was is in 340 single adult mini meltdown at put a hole by the courts with what is your testicles orange can which is 3. >> so not on the southern border of the united states? >> no. >> this is something we're dealing with as my friend from arizona mr. biggs nose and my friend from california mr. mcclintock another nose on the board we do with all the time an argument in south texas for something the entire country is now dealing with. i'd like to now move to ms. nobles and i cannot possibly put into words, ms. nobles which is experienced as a result of the failed policies of this country. i would simply ask as carefully as i can having met with the numerous family members who have lost loved ones due to the sale policies whether it's through violence as you of unfortunate experience of whether it is through, for example, fentanyl poison s.o.b. of our mom's have experienced or i met

annette williams from tail stay i worked with jude in early years special we were so proud to sends her to dc to take all the amazing work she had done and do it on the national level. judi was so committed to transportation and recognized that transportation is often the backbone of access to all the other parts of lifelike education of family culture being recreation, work. and i'm so glad to see her recognize in the our city for efforts and i see her as representing so many others like hail lucas and maryland goldman and nicole bond and deborah -- who have worked so hard to push us forward in terms of access ability. thank you and here is to san francisco. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm georgia and i'm representing [inaudible] we support this plaque. the studio based collective per ins with disabled artists who nurture the potential in all of us. we are nonprofit day program this service 130 artists and celebrating 4 years in the communities where people create, exhibit and sell their art work. explored was create in the response to the institutionalization. inclus

host: annette is in alexander city, republican. good morning. caller: good morning to you i love c-span i do not care what anybody says. it is amazing to me how democrats have a major -- a knee-jerk reaction no matter what the topic is. they will bring up trump and the evil republicans but let's get back to the topic, from what i understand the debt ceiling is costing us right now $1 billion a day in interest. over $365 -- re-$65 trillion a year -- 365 trillion dollars a year. and it's going to go up. and should we even have a debt limit? oh my gosh. future generations are going to deal with this. i don't know how our country can continue to not care. there is money being wasted. i agree that both parties are afraid to look at things because they want to get reelected and that is a shameful art. -- shameful part. host: what areas do you think need to be cut? caller: i am glad you ask that question, not being a politician, and less you can get the -- i've seen books but i cannot get my hand on it right now but korbel oral -- court barrel projects

annette williams from tail stay i worked with jude in early years special we were so proud to sends her take all the amazing work she had done and do it on the national level. judi was so committed to transportation and recognized that transportation is often the backbone of access to all the other parts of lifelike education of family culture being recreation, work. and i'm so glad to see her recognize in the our city for efforts and i see her as representing so many others like hail lucas and maryland goldman and nicole bond and deborah -- who have worked so hard to push us forward in terms of access ability. thank you and here is to san francisco. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm georgia and i'm representing [inaudible] we support this plaque. the studio based collective per ins with disabled artists who nurture the potential in all of us. we are nonprofit day program this service 130 artists and celebrating 4 years in the communities where people create, exhibit and sell their art work. explored was create in the response to the institutionalization. inclusion in th

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