the entrance to the building of the serbian assembly a lot. so actually the did and they did have left us in the therapy and assembly even though we've had our passes and the journal this past was but just stayed outside the professor. there's uh, just a few moments ago when to down the street. so the traffic is okay. no, but the protested, send the students so that they're protesting for the day went to back to the colleges in a big to call them so everything is okay now, but there's a set to the president of the serbian of emily assembly on the beach. didn't want to intercept today's session, then as it was announced, it's realized until 18 pm. today we will say cover how we will go with the or there will be more incidents. but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that tried to engulf physician, but throughout the opposition. david's like of the things that happened today and beaver, i was saying that to the members of the pro vested opposition. so trying to provoke a civil war in serbia just, i just stepped

and these changes will allow the assembly to best conduct the people's business. but republicans who were kicked up various committees field, their removal was unwarranted. why are we picking silly political fights when we have members who are new up here trying to learn and create relationships that can last the next decade, simply doesn't make sense. all the democrats are doing is just unfolding us to fight even harder. so again, bringing game on. >> and important to note 3 democrats were also moved from one committee to another. as for the republican vice chairs who were moved from their committees, they will be replaced by fellow republicans reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> josh friday, california is chief service officer is running for lieutenant governor. friday making the announcement via campaign video posted on social media saying we need all hands on deck approach to tackle challenges like climate change. the cost of living and cleaning our streets. he's a former naval jag officer and mayor of as well as a former ceo of next

so it'd be on the assembly on the button that they just didn't want to intercept the this assembly, as the said there was to fix the 2 dots. the for a plan, the for this, this and one of them was the law amendment of the loved the higher education. but the law of the cartridge occasion is one of the demands of the students before demand of the students that are doing their process. and they're both saving faculties and colleges for all the comforts there is in serbia just after the this, the things escalate that the, the serbian assembly part of the students so that the regularly during the actions that they're brought to symbol dates robustly gather the in front of the cause of the assembly just to know where to go this building this better. besides, it was full of people. some of them they were joined by some citizens and some elderly professors were a trawler and some eggs, maybe a dozen eggs or a troll. and the so the police should intervene and they were keeping good the entrance to the building of the serbian assembly a lot. so actually the did and they did the levels in the ther

she was able to tell them suddenly assembly. and then you've joined statement with keeping somebody she's going to be on this. we are speaking about the came principal is so the russian young mar, partnership co sign. we moved to know young there. i'm pretty sure you the nation will bring and we can, we will continue tentative and already corporation in the field. so trade and investment might be looking better for the world pretty vital to setup an incentive for the last year and the previous year. and these are trained as increased by some 40 percent lease. go. so say it was real good. and now it amounts to some $2000000000.00. a low payment. we got to show to you. it was a little bit needs and we are willing to expand the mutually beneficial trade relations to, to know the same thing see by the list. i would say so is that we continue to develop the financial corporation and banking corporation as while i'm doing that, i will be missing probably just as you can use, the inter governmental commission is also very active and it

not satisfied with that, team illinois worked with the general assembly to support rivian's decision to invest $1.5 billion more in a factory expansion. in 2018 there were 27 rivian employees in normal. there are now thousands. [applause] when vaughn and bushell manufacturing, an economic engine and committee is tradition in bushnell for over 150 years was on the verge of closing, hundreds of jobs and the future of the community were at risk. a small town where generations of illinois and had laid down roots, those lives and raise families would have disappeared. team illinois immediately began working with the company and local officials to make sure that that didn't happen. those efforts compelled the marshalltown company to step in and acquire vaughan & bushnell keeping jobs right here in illinois and keeping a small town together. [applause] the bushnell mayor is here with us today. would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] when her community was in need, mayor wilt rolled up her sleeves and work with my team to keep it together. she didn't worry about partisan politic

this is the regular session of the serbian assembly and it starts at the on time on the 10 am a local time message said that the things quickly escalate to just an hour after may the shortly after 11 incidents occurred, as it said that there were fees buys control in the small phones and even the vice premier and the minister of economy, those rates fire extinguishers as a set, $3.00 members of the ruling, 5 to 2 members of the bottle and then to better seriously injure that. and as i found out, one suffers a stroke uh earlier to see how this happened. uh, some members of the position parker just said that they will not be uh, they will not be attending today's session. but today is set to the do they have planned some acts of nobody expected of this kind of action. and as we talked with the some a position about this, but to those buses that are about to up the can, the national is by this little right, 3. but this so they're not liking the things that this stuff up to happen from the that's, that's what the guy kept them from the position in the party, but the pro european pro inves

so it'd be on the assembly on the button that they just didn't want to intercept the this, the assembly, as the said there was to $62.00 dots that for a plan the for this base. and one of them was the law amendment of the loved the higher education, but the low because a large occasion is one of the demands of the students before demand of the students that are doing the process. and they're located in faculties and colleges for over a 100 days in serbia, just after the this, the things escalated to the serbian assembly, part of the students that are regularly doing their actions and their profit simple kids, real fastly, gather the in front of the house, of the assembly. no, but the protests that send the students so that they're protesting for the day went to back to the colleges in a big to call them so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that tried to engulf physicians, i thought throughout the opposition. david's like of the things that happened today and beaver, i was saying that to the members of the pro vested opposit

just didn't want to intercept that this assembly. as you said, there was to $62.00 adults that for a plan the for this, this and one of them was the law amendment, the higher education. but the law, because advocation is one of the demand of the students before demand of the students that are doing the process. and they're located in faculties and colleges for over a 100 days in serbia. just after the this, the things escalated to the serbian assembly, parts of the students that are regularly doing the actions and their process simple paid real fast clue, gather the in front of the costs of the assembly, smell. but the protests that send the students so that they're protesting for the day when to back to the colleges in a big to call them. so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that try to in go position but, but throughout the opposition, they look like of the things that happened today. and we were, i was saying that the members of the pro vested opposition. so trying to

assembly on the button that they just didn't want to intercept the this, the assembly, as you said, they're about to fix the 2 dots. the for a plan, the for this, this and one of them was the law amendment, the higher education, but the low because electric asian is one of the demands of the students before demand of the students that are doing the process. and they're located in faculties and colleges for over a 100 days in serbia, just after the this, the things escalated to the serbian assembly. parts of the students that are regularly doing the actions and their profit simple paid real fast clue, gather the in front of the house of the assembly, smell. but the protested sends us through them so that they're protesting for the day. when to the back to the college is in a big column, so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that try to and go position but, but throughout the opposition, they look like of the things that happened today, and we were out of saying that to the members of the pro vested opposition. so trying to provok

so it'd be on the assembly on the button that they just didn't want to intercept the this, the assembly, as the said there was to fix the 2 dots that for a plan the for this, this and one of them was the law amendment of the loved the higher education, but the law of the cartridge occasionally is one of the demands of the 2 of them before demand of the students that are doing their process. and they're located in faculty psychologist for over a 100 days in serbia, just after the this, the things escalate, the serbian assembly part of the students that are regularly doing the actions and their profit simple paid real fast clue, gather the in front of the house of the assembly or no, but the protests that send the students so that they're protesting for today went to back to the colleges in a bigger column. so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that the, some members of the national is the position that tried to engulf physicians. i thought throughout the opposition. david's like of the things that happened today. and we were out of saying that to the members of the pro veste

and these changes will allow the assembly to best conduct the people's business.e kicked off various committees field, their removal was unwarranted. why are we picking silly political fights when we have members who are new up here trying to learn and create relationships that can last the next decade, simply doesn't make sense. all the democrats are doing is just unfolding us to fight even harder. so again, bringing game on. >> and important to note 3 democrats were also moved from one committee to another. as for the republican vice chairs who were moved from their committees, they will be replaced by fellow republicans reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look lava shooting more than 150 feet in the air. this is the kilauea volcano on the big island in hawaii. this is video from yesterday. it's the 12th time the volcano has erupted since december from yesterday to today. this is a live look now at the volcano, which is in a national park. you can see things have tamp down a bit. you do have the dramatic scenes from y

i want to thank senator paul and assembly room and it rose for their leadership on this issue. devices enough is enough. it's time for action. and as we continue moving forward and nurturing the development of our students we remain as committed as ever to help them succeed after high school. over the past seven years our administration record high investments into programs that help every student, of every background before a college education. we made this investments for simple reason. every child deserves the opportunity to chase their dreams. a college education is one pathway to economic success. i've always believed that our goal as leaders should be rebuilding as many pathways as possible to the american dream. it should not matter whether you have a college degree, you're working the trades or live in patterson or in princeton, at the end of the day economic opportunity it should be guaranteed to all of our children. for that reason our administration has worked to release as a testament to that fact than ever before in operation than ever before. while i'm at it i mig

and these changes will allow the assembly to best conduct the people's business. but re ublicans who were kicked off various committees field, their removal was unwarranted. why are we picking silly political fights when we have members who are new up here trying to learn create relationships that can last the next decade is simply doesn't make sense. all the democrats are doing is just unfolding us to fight even harder. so again, bringing game on. >> important to note 3 democrats were also moved from one committee to another. as for the republican vice chairs who were moved from their committees, they will be replaced by fellow republicans reporting at the state capitol late tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> we're looking outside here at san francisco. blue skies on this wednesday. meteorologist kyla grogan has our forecast. yeah, we're catching a little bit of a break at the moment and i say at the moment because there is still stood a chance of a few showers that will pop up. but right now you can see where those blue skies are in even down in san jose where ligh

so it'd be on the assembly on the bottom of it just didn't want to intercept that this assembly, as the said, there was to $62.00 dots that for a plan the for this, this and one of them was the law amendment, the higher education. but the low because of education is one of the demands of the students before demand of the students that are doing the process. and they're located in faculties and colleges for over a 100 days in serbia. just.

simple paid real fast clue, gather the in front of the house of the assembly. no, but the protested, send the students so that they're protesting for today. went to back to the colleges in a big to call them so everything is okay now, but we have to say that the, some members of the national is the position that tried to engulf physician, but throughout the opposition. david's like of the things that happened today and move around saying that to the members of the pro vested opposition. so trying to provoke a civil war in serbia just so i just have to say that this was a big together you from the assembly of about to the even bigger gathering this plan for the 15th of march it on a busy news. they are t dot com, has you covered for all the big developments and analysis of them to your in are those programs or just getting going see what's showing where you are in moments good by the is the clock ticking for ukraine's former president zalinski? it's certainly appears so it is hard to imagine him clinging to power after his arrogant meltdown in the oval office. c

mayor lurie assembly member me and marissa. so fun to work with. >> our organization comes from the other side of market street from yorba buena which is the city's arts cultural and convention district. as you may know, we have 11 hotels. >> and this weekend at nba all-star we were so delighted that we understand nearly every one of those 11 hotels was at capacity. all of our restaurants and bars were sold out. the dawn club, the lark bar, the restaurants within the w hotel, the marriott, the palace everything was booked solid. and our museums and our galleries were absolutely full . >> the diversity certification that this that this piece of legislation is putting forward to give businesses an opportunity to open that might not otherwise well help us give give businesses another reason to choose to have conventions at moscone center and to choose to visit our museums and galleries and visit our restaurants and bars. our ambassadors work seven days a week all year round to ensure that our neighborhood and union square alliance

last year my office worked with the general assembly the insurance commissioner's office to pass house bill 1114. this legislation allowed to get gather data and information george's insurance industry. identify reforms that could be made to stabilize insurance costs, prevent more insurance carriers from leaving georgia altogether. additionally, over the last few months my office hosted three roundtables throughout the state. listening to small businesses across a wide range of industries putting healthcare providers from albany and some of our state's largest employers. even though each person with those roundtables gave her a different part of our states, represent a different industry or business, a story had a different perspective, the call for action was unanimous. it is abundantly clear the status quo is not working. the failure to act on meaningful tort reform continues to put georgians and their livelihoods in serious jeopardy. for some that i met the cost of insurance is threatening their ability to operate. small business owners reported insurance premiums up anywhere from 3

of this a things that's the way to do the surgery and assembly parts of the students that are regularly doing the actions and their process. simple paid real fast clue, gather the in front of the costs of the assembly. no, but the protested, send the students. so that they're protesting for today went to back to the colleges in a big to call them so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that try to in go position. but throughout the opposition, david's like of the things that happened today and we were, i was saying that the members of the pro best of all positions. so trying to provoke a civil war in serbia. does i just have to say that this was a big together you from the assembly but, but they even bigger gathering discipline for the 15th of modern shit. a busy news . they are t dot com, has you coverage for all the big developments and analysis of then to your in are those programs or just getting going see what's showing where you are in moments good by the the when i was here position, i would suggest game we bomb bell gr

was hundreds days instead of the just after the this, the things escalate that the serbian assembly part of the students that are regularly doing the actions and their profit simple case real fastly, gather the in front of the house of the assembly. no, but the protested, send the students so that they're protesting for today went to back to the colleges in a bigger column. so everything is okay now, but we just have to say that some members of the national is the position that tried to engulf physicians. i thought throughout the opposition, david's like of the things that happened today and beaver, i was saying that to the members of the pro vested opposition. so trying to provoke a civil war in serbia just i just kept to say that this was a big together. you from the assembly of about to the even bigger gathering does plan for the 15th of modern shit. when the horrors of world war 2, concentration accounts are spoken of rarely do the ones that existed in norway get mentioned. next, or documentary team recalls are particularly sorted events, when hundreds of children were transferred th

most of the assembly, you had me for digitally part of it and then the demo. yeah, nick was really the nurse to compete with the 4 people. and i can come from are the name on the faucets, are they all buying on more than good? a kia cliquish, a they can do is you could branch as low as uh, wisconsin mortgage. despite the difficulties bronner's love is confident that with international support, the ongoing dialogue will come to and then lots of them the yeah. so valley games that cushion union all we manage come to me, so i see a resource heroes get when you bundle the pool. they probably do that because uh, the zillow shop, i mean, and dollars and the status of names in mind is more than the one cousin, sylvia near dover. she is, and the woman of the size of the day in i'll be around is a cycle. so black in belgrade before me or for me so. so be back. so this a little this dialogue that has been facility in by the european union and i think a cannot yield fruits, i'd say beyond what has already been done. i think it but told an important part of the reason why

dia, low to normalize relations is ongoing. bunch of little progress, the national z most of the assembly as an important only people in power as low as hover. memories continue to have totally conciliation the 25 years ago. the nation in louis from the shadows awarded the impression today the place has done sprouts. celebrate the resilience to sorry, we've invested millions in the course we used to do the break up of yugoslavia and nearly noises small due to conflicts and the focus on the slope of them. the loss of issues, leadership, soviet forces come with a terrific mass that goes in the cleansing, leaving thousands, the millions displaced. in 1999, the restaurant must occur was bill full skills, 45 as the called pain is uncomfortable. prompted late as intervention and dig, so do the rest of 2 lives. many remaining serv, space there's on the ation of tax and sizes. floods want something is welcome to choose the loose. is this to go through the making of a state the journey of struggling determination for peace and silver and to the states still facing is false and striving for a prosp

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think about irs as assembly line. there's a lot coming in and a lot going out. what coming in is tax returns and correspondent upon dents and phone calls and people into the walk in centers. those are all kind of coming in. what's going out are payments, refunds, and credits and audits. so -- what's also coming in is remittances or payments of people's taxes. the idea is can we make that far more automated and have less people managing the assembly line? and the answer is yes. i would offer that in the last two years of biden administration important progress was made that the trump administration can build onto further automate that assembly line and further reduce the need for people to manage. but we're not ready yet and if you pull them off too quick, it creates messiness and that means you can't get through on the phone or hurts your neighbor if there's an issue they need to see an irs person in a walk in center to go over something and that walk in center has been shuttered or closed. the downsizing idea is reasonable but it's when a how. portland, mareen,

are most stable in the future for the policy unions and these values, the light, speaking to the assembled leaders of the arab league, is he said, the humanitarian aid, when it comes to gaza is non negotiable. we know that is real, is no longer allowing any tremendous hearing aid into the causes traveling. this is causing great concern, not just for those assembled there, but amongst the international community. also, he said the flow of age must be allowed. he said that we need a clear political framework going forward that would ensure stability. and beyond that, you have antonio gutierrez and other leaders speaking not just about gaza, but also about the importance of putting the focus on what is going on in the occupied west bank. because of these really aggression in the occupied with bank, all of those where they're at this summit, or say this is making the situation even more dangerous and is already extremely dangerous. you're talking in the past several weeks, 40000 people. this place as a result of the continuous has really raids into different cities and refugee camps in the occ

assembly was widespread support for these amendments among the wider un membership. we would hope that all this council would be able to support similar language. as such mr. pres. we request first to replace i quote the russia ukraine conflict in paragraph one with the full-scale invasion of ukraine by the russian federation. second to insert a new preamble or paragraph three to read as follows quote, reaffirming its commitment to be its sovereignty independence unity and territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders extending to its territorial waters. third to amend the operational paragraph so it would read him for a swift end to the conflict and further urges a just lasting and comprehensive peace between ukraine and russia in line with the un charter and to the principles of sovereign equality and territorial integrity of states.". i thank you president. >> i think the uk for the statement and i give the floor to france. >>. >> the amendments we are proposing at the representative of the united kingdom has just presented . seem

and think about the irs as an assembly line and there's a lot coming into the lock going out and what is coming in on the tax returns and correspondence and phone calls and people in the market sinners, is welcoming and with swing underpayments and refunds in credit that's pretty was also coming in is a remittance lori payments on people's taxes pretty think the idea is to make that far more automated and hapless people managing the assembly line andnd the answer is yes and i would argue rougher their last two years the biden administration, important progress has been made to the trump ministration can build on to further automate the summary line and for the reduce the need for people to manage were not ready yet if you pull people off the assembly line to quickly, you and up with that clocks in messiness the messiness' for people like you is going to that you can't get through to the phone if you make an honest mistake was when her neighbor was kind of an issue that they need to see an irs person in a market center to really go over something is been shuttered or closed. the more e

he refused to get on a bus to what were called assembly centers.aren kormatsu, to share her father's story. the executive order 9066 was issued by president roosevelt. that was the order that gave actually the military the authority to forcibly remove anyone of japanese ancestry from the west coast, washington, oregon, california and arizona, and they were given just 48 hours notice to report to the detention assembly centers. my father was arrested in san leandro, california. the executive director of the american civil liberties union of northern california visited my father in jail and asked if he'd be willing to fight his case. and mr. besick said, if need be, we'll take it all the way to the supreme court. it was just a simple matter of he thought the government was wrong, and he was right to take a stand. he was standing up as an american. and that is the question. what does it mean to be an american? my father was most proud of the fact that his federal conviction was overturned or vacated. it almost took 40 years for that to happen. he neve

they are working on the assembly lines in munitions factories, helping to produce the enormous bulk of material that, we and our allies must have to fight the war in the sprawling aircraft factories on the west coast. teams of women blush, the rivets that hold together the aluminum skin on the wing of a b-24 or. this is like punching holes, a tennis, scouring powder instead of cutting out dresses. this woman stamps out the patterns of airplane parts hot plastic glass is lifted out of the processing that and molded into shatterproof windows for fighter planes and bombers and curved sections from the cage in the nose of a flying fortress. instead of baking cakes. this woman is cooking gears to reduce the tension in the gears after use. women can down an 1100 horsepower motor, put it together again and make it per a woman. gives directions to the future pilot who is cooped up inside elite trainer learning the principles of blind flying. and the ubiquitous jeep is on every battlefield of the world. guadalcanal to dutch harbor women have clamped instrument dials to the dashboards of of them

that is that they have to assemble -- assemble the hard power of military and intelligence capability in fact the united states proves that the end of the day to be unreliable. where do you see the next steps in terms of, of course, we have these potential talks between the united states and ukraine, of course, europe as we have been discussion just now, beefing up its own military spending. what do you think is the next thing that might come? it's hard to predict what may come out of the trump administration, but where are you seeing things from where you are? i think there are number of upcoming milestones that are worth watching. this week have on the european council meeting, that will be interesting to see if the sanctions regime against russia is strengthened. later in the summer in june he has a g7 meeting. there is some talk today about, will there be a move to move the g7 to the g8 and that is returned russia or to the g6, without the united states. so what is the way forward with the g7? later in june, a nato summit in the hague. so there are a number of key international ev

because the assembly line has stopped or halted for one reason or another. we have lost a lot of hands on people who built the small components that are critical to the project. i think what industry really needs to think about is how to resurrect those assembly lines and how to partner with government. obviously these companies there is concern will the money be there in 10 years as we develop this program to fund all of this investment they have to make up the fund. how do they go out again and identify the new challenge that your resurrect the capabilities? i think opportunities like this are great you. nasa coming out and talking more to industry vote its understanding of what the government needs. we talked also about some of the problemsre nasa has, dod also hs weather submarine or someone else. if we could aggregate some of those problems industry can have more confidence that can invest and solve some of the problems. >> some of the issues that effectively it's a finite amount of these activities. they are trying to do something new there companies t

two occupancy is required assembly permit from fire department. but in this case we're not an e two or a b because we are 49 or less occupancy so that simply doesn't apply. >> so both of those items of background information they presented you regarding agencies in s.f. was just they were both just wrong, flatly wrong and then misleading, you know and it seems similar to them telling us they didn't have to issue later determination and that you know, we would just have to kind of wing it, you know in filing our appeal and figuring out what we were a few months you know, in their in their in their brief it's it's followed by a few pages sort of outlining how easily inspectors visited a baby lounge on a basically weekly basis and you know they basically were crushing a business the middle eastern restaurant and sixth street with an employee who was playing middle eastern, you know, kind of pop music and taking requests from people and you know, we understand what the rules are. but this was this this was very tough for the business owner and it rema

the w white show was due to finalize the agreement of its annual assembly in may 2024. i know that that remains among you a common will to get this done. and no one said multi lot, that isn't was easy. but there is no either way. they couldn't agree on the final tracy by the deadline. so took so extended for a year. those are you disappointed about the mist deadline? um yeah, i have to say i'm disappointed. this is a negotiation between the software and the member states. trying to decide how they will work together in the face of the next time that we, that is an imperfect process in a geopolitically divided world. precious not sold so leads depend demik preview negotiations. we know that everyone a few to chase to make this was this is not the end. this is just the beginning. she's chatted about why they failed to reach consensus is one comes into nickel stations with in trends and continue to hold on to those and change areas and, and i've tried to kind of control them that also sometimes is that them and you know it to see we're losing out and this window of opportu

. >> and bryant is the executive director of the bear league, leading the opposition to assembly bill 1038, introduced by assembly member heather chadwick, representing tahoe. >> it's a ploy to bring back hounding. >> hounding is the practice of putting gps collars on packs of dogs, who then chase down bears for hours. eventually bears retreating up a tree. and that's when the hunters step in. >> and then they shoot the bear because, like i said, he can't fly away. he doesn't have wings. they shoot him, and then he tumbles down through the branches, sometimes just breaking bones on the way down, getting badly injured, sometimes dying on the way down or from the gunshot. >> in a statement, assemblymember chadwick says the bill is intended to control the black bear population, reading in part california's black bear population is out of control. more than doubling in the past decade. human bear encounters have skyrocketed as a result, leading to ecological disruption, property damage, and the first confirmed fatal black bear attack in the state. >> this is not a bill to that even remote

the colonists enjoyed strong property rights, direct representation, local assemblies and easy access to common law courts. in short they enjoyed the rights of englishmen. their strong civic culture. led to a crisis. when parliament. and the crown began infringing on their rights. parliament started levying taxes course without consent. demand and strict enforcement of the navigation. cutting the colonies off from the thriving trade that helped them be successful. worse yet, as we heard, the crown started dismissing that had developed organically in the colonies like the of burgesses. the documents founders penned and the events of the american revolution are of course still center to americans today, or at least should be. yet what actually took place at that time is probably slightly different than many of our history books suggest. and that's what this panel will be emphasizing today. some of the surprises from that period will allow me to introduce our outstanding panelists after we hear from each will follow the pattern of the previous panels and have a great conversation. our fi

president pro tem, speaker patterson, members of the general assembly, state and federal elected officials, former governors, judges, friends, family and fellow missourians. we stand this morning honoring a group of brave men and women who represent the best of those who serve and protect our communities. would you please welcome the salute to hero honorees that we honor this morning in the states rotunda seated behind me. [applause] i would like to take a moment to now thank governor parson for his service to our state, his humble, steady leadership that benefited all missourians. we was she on the first lady well in this next chapter. [applause] i stand before you today, mindful of the honorable history of this occasion, humbled by the trust missourians have placed in me and determined to meet the challenges ahead. i will always remember and honor the solemn oath i just took. growing up, no one would've looked at me and said, one day that kid is going to be sworn in by senator roy blunt as the 50th governor of the state of missouri. and i will never forget where i came from, the sixth ch

and so i'm, and i was wondering if this means that perhaps those that are assembled and cairo's night might be trying to implement a plan that would perhaps sideline. how about such a big question about who's going to rule? does a going forward beyond that, you heard mr. fcc talk about the complicated regional crisis. that is ongoing. you said that everybody who was there is gathered by a painful reality because of what's going on and cause i said they were a grave threats to many error upstage. it talked about a reconstruction conference is going to be held in cairo next month. now beyond that, we also have speakers like the king of jordan, king of the looking at the talked about the fact that a 2 state solution for the palestinians is the only means to create a lasting peace. he also said that it's necessary to put an end to the escalation in the occupied west bank. we also heard from the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, who said the command of terry and aid when it comes to giving each man to terry and agent. because of that, that is non negotiable and that the flow of aid m

but i wanted to bring it, bring you up to speed now that the latest totes and assemble following the discussions and react between the russian and american officials. we are witnessing, as you said, moments ago, a reproach monkey. do you really think there's a chance that a true piece can be arranged between bruton and trump, regardless all the noisy chihuahuas in your? well, 1st of all, a true peace can be arranged for a fundamental reason. there is no fundamental conflict between the united states and russia, so there is no fundamental reason for conflict. if the us had not asserted unit polarity after 1991, there would be no conflict if in december 19, 2021 is i begged to divide white house to negotiate with president pulling on the draft us russian security arrangement that to the table on december 15th 2021. negotiate there would be no war. there is no direct reason for conflict. there is reason for trade. there is reason out, they'll be competition and other things. but conflict, of course, not the same is true with europe. if europe would open its eyes, it's hard with europe i

members of the senate and assembly. honorable justices of the supreme court. constitutional officers. where are you at? there you are. welcome. welcome. distinguished guests. my fellow nevadans. good evening. i'm going to go offscript here forthwith. we had an incident i just found out about, i want to thank the first responders who helped. [applause] please, please, please, keep her in your prayers. additionally, i want to acknowledge that all of us have friends and family who have been affected by the devastating wildfires in southern california. our hearts go out to those who are dealing with the fires' aftermath and i ask that we all keep the good people of los angeles and the first responders who are working to keep them safe in our thoughts and prayers. i appear before you two week into the new year, two weeks away from the start of a lew ledge -- of a new legislative session. i know all of you feel a profound and abiding sense of duty and honor to serve the people. every day, we're entrusted with the distinct privilege of working for the citizens of thi

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