historical association no doubt. you can do more. now there is a special place in heaven. i'm learned. for people who give to the white house historical association now people laugh, but why do you want to take a chance that i'm wrong? so think about this. what more can you do? to give back to your country president kennedy ended his inaugural address by saying with a good conscience our only short reward with history the final judge of our deeds. let us go forth to lead the land. we love asking his blessing and his help. but knowing that here on earth god's work must truly be our own in my view god's work on earth includes helping the white house historical association. so if you want to follow president kennedy's admonition if you want to get the special place in heaven think more what you can do for the white house historical association, and i want to thank stuart mclaren for really helping to revitalize what fred ryan and john rogers the help of white house historical association. it was started by jacqueline ke

you can do for the white house historical association.pecial place in heaven, i've learned, for people who give to the white house historical association. people laugh. why do you want to take a chance that i'm wrong? think about this, what more can you do to give back to your country? president kennedy ended his inaugural address with history the final judge of our deed, let us go forth to lead the land we love asking his blessing but knowing on earth, god's work must be our own. in my view, god's work on earth includes helping the white house historical association. this more of what you can do for white house historical association. making it possible for when our citizens visit the white house, they are proud of it. we want to show people from around the world when they visit the united states, they're going to see our home. they are going to see a home that all of us are proud of because has history been preserved, great artifacts from our country's history. when anybody you take to see the white house, they will see an extraordinary

the white house historical association was born. now, like many millions of americans, i was introduced to the white house historical association through its famous christmas ornament program. for many years on the "today" show my dear friend and mentor willard scott took great delight in unveiling each new ornament on the "today" show beginning with the first ornament in 1981. as i understand it, the moment he held up the ornament, the phones began to ring at the association's small headquarters while crowds gathered outside, forming lines that ran from the association's doorstep through the lafayette square neighborhood. we'll get to that later. in those days, determined customers could not be deterred by weather, wind, rain, snow, sleet. willard loved christmas. he loved america. america loved him, and in his genuine enthusiasm was contagious. in his honor, maybe we should continue this tradition. i would be happy to stand in. >> we look forward to reinstituting the tradition which began with willard scott featuring the white hou

if trades unions and civic associations.— trades unions and civic associations. ., ., , , associationsw other _ associations. if we do not punish russia now other parts _ associations. if we do not punish russia now other parts of - associations. if we do not punish russia now other parts of the - associations. if we do not punish i russia now other parts of the world they will launch places, states where we are dreaming of subjugating neighbours and it is vital for potential aggressors to see that warming is only losses are not a single game. it is necessary for the europeans to block ports for all russian vessels, for all russian vessels follow the russian military ship and it is necessary all western businesses leave the russian market and not to cover with the cheap pr their eagerness for gains such as nestle are doing. we have humanitarian corridors in sumy and other places and the route from the besieged mariupol. the russians are doing everything they can to prevent the route of people. we have managed to save more than 35,000 people from mariupol and we continue rescue operatio

so, i don't know how soon anything will happen with the talks with the housing association.the council has permission to extend the section 21 notices, which is our eviction notice, because the evictions are looming on the first of december, whether that will happen we don't know. we don't know where we will be one day to the next, _ and that's pretty scary. could finish up being homeless at the end of the month, and that's something i don't want to contemplate. there's a core of a community that's always been here, and have been here for16, 18, 20, 50 years. even if you've only been here five years, but you want to stay, two years and you want to stay here, you know, it's that community we're fighting for. some of them have had to move out because they're scared - of what's the future holds - forthem, and it's a real shame because we've lost - a lot of our community. i'm not saying i'd be happy to move away, i don't want to move away, but if that means that this can happen, and then we can come back, then i'm prepared to do that, but i need that guarantee. and at the moment

the context i remind you the association was founded in 1909.johnson's first story is emblematic of much of the spiritual meaning that i recognize in the song i commend you to further study. and 1900 abraham lincoln birthday celebration johnson wrote a poem of what he had written a decided to change the to a song so he asked his brother professor jon grossman there is much speculation about what johnson intended lift every voice and sing to be. it is clear the song as part of that celebration has become synonymous with and it's the very theme for the modern civil rights. although lift her voice was written as a part of the program is a tribute to lincoln, lincoln's name never appears in the song. what's clear is the invitation is a celebration inspired the creation of also clear children sang the song were so inspired they carried with him the rest of their lives. the celebration included students from all across the city. 500 voices. after that, in florida and all across the country. it would not be forgotten. i could not find any indication th

we still— hope with a housing association but we still have _ hope with a housing association but weve eviction looming over us. some people have been _ looming over us. some people have been told _ looming over us. some people have been told to _ looming over us. some people have been told to be _ looming over us. some people have been told to be out - looming over us. some people have been told to be out by i have been told to be out by first of december, a couple of weeks away. so, i don't know how soon anything will happen with talks with the housing association. the housing team at the council has permission to extend the section— has permission to extend the section 21 notices out eviction notices— section 21 notices out eviction notices because the evictions are looming on the first of december, whether we happen we don't _ december, whether we happen we don't know. we december, whether we happen we don't know— don't know. we don't know where we will be — don't know. we don't know where we will be one _ don't know. we don't know where we will be one day _ don't know. we don't

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johnson had been hired as secretary by the association in 1916. when he resigned, johnson became the first negro to hold the senior staff position at the association in 1920. for context, i remind you that the association was founded in 1909. johnson's personal story is emblematic of much of the spiritual meaning that i recognize in the song. johnson wrote a poem for the occasion. while reflecting on what he had written, he decided to change the form to a song. so he asked his brother music professor john roseman johnson to write the music. there is much speculation about what johnson intended "lift every voice and sing" to be. what is clear is that the song is written as part of that celebration, has become synonymous with, if not the very theme for the modern civil rights movement. although "lift every voice and sing" was written to be sung as part of the program in tribute to lincoln, lincoln's name never appears in the song. what is clear is that the invitation to participate in the lincoln celebration inspired the creation of the song. also c

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that news came out late last night in court filings, the committee said trump and his associates spread false information about the election and pressured state officials to overturn election results. the committee believes both those actions potentially violates several federal laws. furthermore, the committee says it has evidence the former president tried to obstruct certifying the election results by trying to strong arm. then vice president mike pence to delay certification in order to allow more time to, quote, manipulate the results. lawmakers on the panel do not have the power to bring charges against the former president or his associates. the panel can only send its recommendation to the department of justice, which would then decide what steps to take if any and the committee said it hopes to have its work completed by the end of spring or early summer at which point it could send any recommendations or referrals to the department of justice reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> a new phase in the fight against covid. why president biden's or i'm sorry where the pre

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president of the [indiscernible] association, and the president, president of the yung wa associationd i'm president of the kyung chao association here in san francisco. also, the executive secretary for the chinese [indiscernible] companies. first, i'd like to say happy new year of the tiger to everyone. everyone should be at the parade this coming saturday. hope everyone have a good time. [speaking cantonese language] >> wishing everybody here a very happy new year, with safety, healthy, and prosperous new year. thank you very much. mr. liu? >> good evening. happy lunar new year. hello. my name is donald liu, and i'm the president of the chinese chamber of commerce. we want to thank you for supporting our annual chinese new year activities. between the flower fairs, the street fairs, and upcoming parade, it's going to be televised internationally. we bring people to chinatown at the exact moments when we need it, but in the coming year, we need even more support from the city. while the economic impacts of covid continue, our community serving small businesses are failing due to cov

in 1993, president clinton nominated ginsburg as an associate justice of the supreme court. the senate confirmed her nomination by a vote of 96-3, and she became the second female and the first jewish female to serve on the court. justice ginsburg was a strong voice for gender equality and voting rights. she authored the landmark majority opinion in united states vs. virginia, which held that the state supported virginia military institute could not refuse to admit women. justice ginsburg served on supreme court for 27 years until her death in september, 2020. it is difficult to overstate the importance of these two justices as role models and inspiration for generations of american girls, women and women lawyers. justice o'connor was sworn in as the first female supreme court justice the same month that i started law school. and i had the privilege of working with both justices on issues of civic education and access to justice. both women were brilliant and funny. they were stars on the bench and in our national firmament. now we're presented with another moment of equal s

credit to the national bar association there. mitch mcconnell said. >> in my 48 hours were a dry and legal seminar compared to the circus that democrats inflicted on the country just a few years back. it is not too much to ask a federal judge legal questions about her record. i just wish the senate had gotten more answers. >> what did you think about that, sophia? >> this is a partisan hackery on this judge. this system is broken. senator cruz was a disgrace. senator graham was a disgrace. they didn't ask for questions. they yelled at her. they interrupted her. they didn't let her respond. senator durbin wasn't as forceful as i would have been if i was chair. but to your point, the challenge here is we just devolved into politics here. the republicans are playing politics. i'm disappointed. because i actually thought mcconnell might be someone who would vote for her based on his past record of voting for her. she is a historic first. this is payback. this is vengeance. they are angry about amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh. this

i will stick with headed the american trucking association coming up.ut first let's take a look back at some the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this week's edition of the week stalkers, watch. ♪ you were becoming an activist investor and then of course your lawyer was murdered while he was behind bars, your thoughts on putin's actions? absolute power to corrupt that applies to vladimir putin perfectly pay. >> the ceo of chevron said natural gas pipeline from israel to europe would help alleviate the shortage. >> any additional infrastructure investment that allows for the transfer of natural gas both into europe and into israel will be welcome news. >> you have been pushing this temporary suspension of the gas attacks in your state. >> we have seen inflation run away from it us all it was happening before the senseless invasion of ukraine by russia. we've got to go to work to get taxes down. as inflation steals america's income we've got to get taxes down. >> let's take a look at what markets ended another volatile week with more raging on uk

.— associates. is our| correspondent, duncan kennedy, on the aim of these sanctions. kennedy, on the aim of these sanctione— sanctions. they want his cronies _ sanctions. they want his cronies to _ sanctions. they want his cronies to put _ sanctions. they want his cronies to put pressure l sanctions. they want his i cronies to put pressure on sanctions. they want his - cronies to put pressure on him, saying we are losing millions of dollars worth of business around the world, our private lives are suffering, for example, these 19 people and theirfamilies, their visa will their families, their visa will not theirfamilies, their visa will not be honoured anymore and they will be unable to travel to the united states. that may have implications for the education of children, many of their own houses in the united states. a couple own yachts that are moored here in the united states. so all of the trappings of wealth have been cut off by these sanctions. they hope that that will be painful and they hope

whether it is through associations or not. i would say i am not a supporter as we are currently talking about. i thought that exchange was a good one, and if we keep our eye on the ball like we want to help americans, and in this case, small business owners come out of covid, come out of them successfully, this is a big, big issue for small business. i personally think it should be nonpartisan. i also want to comment on the conversation on prescription drugs, because it's personal to me. this drug keeps me alive. we've had hearings with, both elijah cummings, we've had many conversations about this, i was diagnosed almost eight years ago with stage for the kimia. elijah and i, now chairwoman maloney, we've had hearings about this, we brought the ceo here. this drug that keeps me and a lot of people with chronic lymphocytic leukemia alive, it costs $150,000 a year. in europe, it is less than half of that. in australia, a fully loaded rather than $150 a day, it is $40 a day. clearly, when i look at that particular drug, and the

i mean, they're ready to associate all black people with that space. i mean the webinars they're prejudices and put people in that place if you will and this is like a really tough situation you can imagine for the black college student for the black lawyer the black doctor the lack professor. what have you you say because of the association with this this space and this is not to put people on the geto down, but it's just the dynamic is complicated because of the ways in which people are associated with space in our society iconography of the city. also has implications for how people are regarded if you will. thank you. so you mentioned in your one of your responses that as a ethnographer you participate in your own research in a lot of ways. so one of the viewers is asking if you're willing and i know you share a number of these stories in your in your book if you're willing to share any of your personal experiences and navigating and in white spaces where they're positive moments, of course where they're challenging moments that helped you reflect

associations are important, you can tell a lot about a person to look at her friends, and as it turns out judge ketanji brown jackson has some pretty controversy lofgren read over the past few reads, we've seen critical race theory, to try to predefine our history and change the way americans view their pln the world and is a pernicious lens and the effect that it has on the kids in the classrooms, is weighing heavily on the hearts of tennessee parents. an inner hearing judge ketanji brown jackson brushed aside her questions on her views on crt and she wrote it off as an academic a theory which it is but my questions were about how she may or may not apply that academic theory to our decisions and why did she choose to give that academic a theory the same weight as administrative or constitutional law when she is making those decisions. one particular item she wanted to distance herself from is her progressive curriculum as a school work she says the board and here is what she said in that winter of 2019 addition of the schools legacy, and i quote, is becoming a part of that gds commu

krass, back to you on this term associated forces. i want to mull over for a second what your response was there. can i assume from your answer that the war in ukraine would not be a situation that would fall under this definition of associated forces? ms. krass: yes. we always have to look at the specific group. that would be hard to imagine. ms. wild: and are there any conflicts that you are aware of right now that exists in the world where that definition of the term associated forces would apply? ms. krass: so there are a number of entities that over the past several administrations have been determined to be associated forces and one of those, for example, issial that back in -- is al-shabab in somalia. ms. wild: you heard my question -- are there any conflicts you are aware of around the world where that definition of associated forces would apply right now? ms. sherman: yes. the best example is, as ms. krass said al-shabaab. ms. wild: are there others? ms. sherman: i have to look through my notes. those determinations are made

and we have lyle who is the senior vice president of government relations at the national association for convenience stores. the professor of and at the director of the vanderbilt sleep division at the vanderbilt university medical center. at this time, the chair man will recognize each witness for five minutes to provide opening statements before. we don't have anyone in person so there is a timer however on hethe screen that will count don on your remaining time and as the timer reaches the one minute mark to wrap up the testimony. so, professor, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairwoman and rankingg member rogers as well s distinguished members of the subcommittee on consumer and commerce. i teach contract law. anof the cost benefit analysis f the various policies including daylight savings time. i started researching this issue 15 or 20 years ago and published a paper in a law review and since then i started publishing in mainstream publications that are read by just more than my parents and best friends and fox news and abc as well as npr, and i'm here to

so the association ensure low risk?hen by simple arithmetic everybody pays more. >> it's what people don't talk about. >> so that determines the membership of there is no underwriting. >> it could just be virtue of employment. there is no barrier to ensuring the healthy group because nobody will buy the product and then you pay less and dozens everybody else pay more? >> it does if you have younger are healthier workers and will pay less because you are self insured it is just an expansion of the employer coverage do they have to list pre-existing conditions? >> yes. >> they have to? >> yes. >> can they face lifetime limits quick. >> there is only the aca requirement. >> there is no annual limit. >> correct. my time is expired. >> mr. chairman i willot you off if you want to follow up. >> if there is no lifetime limit with the hsa then you have a very serious problems because one person can best the whole operation. you cannot limit just like marketplace in annual lifetime benefit. >> and then to be subject for the same

retail federation and they consumer technology association. the second letters from the american soybean association. expressing support for our senate bill. our bill is also endorsed by the american association of port authorities along with over 100 other groups by the way that was one of my first questions we first started working on this, given may not know this madam chair the port of duluth the twin ports the president just visited yesterday very timely. and i wanted to make sure and hear senator baldwin who is also on that visit it was rather freezing cold as we stood outside at the port. the point of it is, it is a really good we also have the support of the port association. so we are excited about this bill, excited to hear from you today, thank you madam chair for. >> thank you setter klobuchar. again welcome to the commissioners from the federal maritime commission will start with you chairman mcveigh welcome. >> thank you very much madam chair i used to work at the port in new york pretty soon to talk about cold with great lakes p

yes, to associate with it. cme a neutral party, facilitator at risk. no stake in the game margins going up and down. associated with risk of the product. >> because we've heard about this happening, and some potential pain out there like having to raise more funding's do you expect commodity shops to blow up as a result of some of these crazy one-way price moves? >> well, sara, that's speculation at best on my part and i wouldn't go there. i have no idea all i know system i'm running here is highly capitalized sitting on $150 billion of flying cash sitting on a massive default fund foreyears here at cme group. managed risk appropriately our job and what we're trying to do people come and go saw it, never thought we'd see banks fail, but they did i don't know. >> mme, competitor a nickel -- crazy. they had to cancel trades, suspend -- can't seem to do anything right since they've started trading again all sorts of suspicions, could that happen at the cme >> sara, i'm cautious about criticizing anybody else when you're in the same business. i'll say a co

in your statement associated forces covid by eight and u.s. say any replacement should include exquisite against isis and al qaeda omitting algebra. the administration submitted a long overdue report covid by the 2001 a.m. u.s. referenced to be numerous attacks and u.s. personnel and interests in east africa so what is the extent of the threat posed to the u.s. homeland and not just u.s. forces west africa? >> think about question, to give a good answer, i would like to turn to my colleague. >> we view threats against americans and others beyond somalia into east africa including american citizens. >> a threat to the homeland here in the united states? >> that's handled in another session but it's best to think of it as our shabbat continues to harbor intent to strike americans. >> part of the reason for my question is there is a long list of different groups and it seems his organizations because they are looking for some justification to part for them. my second question in your testimony, you state should include a periodic review of groups

it becomes hard tore justify when you consider the impacts associated with changing our clocks. studies have shown an increase in the rate of heart attacks and strokes in the two days immediately following the time change. disturbingly the stroke rates are higher finance some of our most vulnerable populations. people over the age of 65 are 20% more likely to have a stroke in the days following the time change. our children also suffer. study after study shows the importance of a consistent full night's sleep for our kids. the time change impacts our economy. employers report an almost 6% increase in workplace injuries in the days following the time change and those injuries resulted in 67% more workdays lost. so studies have also shown that people simply are not as productive at work in the days following the time change spending more time on their computer, or non-work related activities, and all of these side effects hurt our economy. so i have highlighted a couple studies, but the committee would like to know more. that's why ranking member rogers and it intend to request an

there's a whole bunch of other issues associated with public health and you can't destroy those others by trying to eradicate a virus that you cannot eradicate. that's the difference between the administrations. the biden administration tried to eradicate the virus at any cost and those costs were enormous. and by the way, they didn't eradicate the virus. host: the tally of specific covid cases and fatalities, what do you attribute those numbers to? >> we were pursuing a very aggressive policy toward developing therapeutics. when they came into office they dropped that and put all their marbles behind vaccines and vaccinations. so it was really a very singular approach to the virus. we thought the other measures would matter. i will just give you an example. pfizer issued, we got in emergency use authorization for a pill in december and we still don't have product. the whole purpose of operation warp speed was to manufacture in parallel with the development of the drug or vaccine so that on day one we could ship millions of doses of vaccines. they failed to do that so we are not going

i guess that's where i want to dive in on those associations. back you are invoking the two-pronged test after there has been a determination the american military involvement qualifies as hostility. >> i'm r not sure interested yor question. >> before we can get into the question of whether not the involvement of the group could be tied to al qaeda we first have to say the military actions be undertaken by the united states and its action that would be bound by an authorization for use of military b force. >> the 2001 aumf does not authorize the presence use of -- the mere fact that the entity has been labeled a terrorist group is not within the scope of the -- scope of the 2001 aumf. >> more broadly talk about the article ii powers and he talked about the authorization to use military force to come out of that war powers resolution cited in the 2011 support of fighting against gadhafi we were dropping bombs so that would be considered hostility and military action but that was neither done under article ii investigations are any existing aumf.

are you a public advocacy association? if so, people should be able to understand that some of the opinions you render in terms of judicial qualification should be understood in a larger context. i would appreciate if you took a stab at answering my maybe not well formed question, but i think you get the drift. judge williams: i definitely get the drift. senator, it is important for me to make clear, the only action that the aba takes with respect to the standing committee is appointing members of the committee. we stand alone. the only function that we have is peer reviewed evaluation. we do not stand for the american bar association in the sense that you made, the positions you outlined, and that is purposeful. it is purposeful that we do our work in rating nominees and to not have anything to do with the policies of the american bar association. both jean and joe have served on the committee longer and might want to comment on that. ms. veta: as judge williams said, we are apart from the aba. i understand the questions