c. mike, thank you right still to come here and al jazeera american people will deal another powerful blow to punch war machine. the west's sanctions are stepped up as russian oil is left out in the cold class. personally, i don't think i'm being brave. i'm just doing what i'd like people to do. if the u . k. was under attack crossing borders to join the fight brains. military bolstered by volunteers from the old ah a very wet couple of weeks is slowly coming to an end in east australia hasn't finished yet. that curling area of low pressure, surrounded by thunderstorms, is still there off the coast of new south wales. it will during tuesday that wednesday head slowly south, the winds left behind her, whipped up the sick, so still warnings of dangerous conditions in the ensure waters but over land. despite the flooding on the ground, fuel shout, they are reproduced themselves though in tropical queensland or just the sasa brisbin north was, is mostly a dry picture in australia still warm in th

since facebook change its name to meta, the met of us has one of the biggest trends in tech met a c or mike sack, a book explains what she means by a med averse the next platform and medium will be even more immersive and embodied internet, we're your, in the experience, not just looking at it. and we call this the metaphors. it's kind of a 3 d internet with a strong emphasis on immersion. but marks like a book didn't invent the word met averse. the term 1st appears in neal stephenson's, $0.90 fixed novel snow crash. the book and visions, people living as avatars of themselves in a parallel virtual world. 30 years on the med, averse does not exist, but today we have many competing different versatile worlds. let's take a look at some of the. there is not just one met diverse. there are different virtual worlds, including for example, crypto games. in the sandbox, the central land or roadblocks. you're able to build a virtual life for your avatar. but there's more enough for how about a trip to paris hilton's hotel on a virtual island and mo, blocks for an entrance fee. you can have lots of

c, mike hannah. so joining me now is ben judah, a senior fellow at the atlantic councils, europe sant, he joins us live from new york, another passionate and emotional play from present, loaded me zalinski been about the creation of a no fly zone. now, do you think he has weighed the risk of an escalation at the nuclear level, or is this just part of the, the process of, of posturing and pressure? from the point of view of a leader like zelinski, you have to ask for the maximum to get the medium from his point of view, making these impassioned speech. it makes complete sense. however, from the point of view of nato, or the united states, or britain or france, i know why that would constitute an act of war against russia, which would involve nato troops shooting down russian plains over ukrainian territory. and vladimir putin is already made clear today and several times indirectly before that he would consider that an accident. all right, war would potentially nuclear consequences. what we're involve

c. as in mike, tell us more about this conversation between of ukrainian and us presidents while it took place in the evening d. c. time the conversation that lasted some 30 minutes at the white house read out of the conversations says that the 2 leaders discussed the sanctions program again . so russia, they discussed ukrainians. security and president biden pledge to continue to work with congress to build a massive humanitarian aid package which ukraine so desperately needs what was not mentioned in the readout, as whether the matter of fighter aircraft came up for discussion. this is something that president zalinski has been calling for, for the us, so long with its nato allies to provide air craft to the ukranian air force along with drones. and no mention in the official statement from the white house that this was brought up at any time during the conversation. but it's something that president lensky did bring up early in the day when he spoke to a group of senators at briefing them on the situation in ukraine. they said, tell us more about van sir, because he is making quite an

will mike such as through romania, c o m k, d explore in romania. but the nearest port in romania is not 60, but over 400 kilometers away. other trade relationships, for example, with germany are still in their infancy because moldova lives directly on the border with ukraine. more and more refugees are arriving. the country has already taken in over 300000. among the 8 being distributed are the apples that can no longer be delivered to russia due to the war. and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin. if you do more from us, you can of course, head over to our website, t t o v dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d. dewitt news d. w. news. youtube channel actually should check our ass series business beyond the license of which ask the question, do sanctions work? we're also on facebook. it goes as detail you dumped business as well to next time . taking a look at what device and what to connect. in the fight for peace and freedom. the warren's ukraine changed everything. life and making art. we ask pill effective ca

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you can do that at c-span.org or on our c-span now app. mike in indiana, independent line. your message to congress concerning russia and ukraine? caller: yes, my message would be to start stripping russian diplomats, their social media accounts that they apparently still have access to and are only allowing them to continue their misinformation campaign. they just need to start clamping down on what russia is allowed to put out over there airwaves to the rest of the world with the misinformation. the other thing is, as far as the green energy initiative and the type of energy we are currently faced with, the shortage, we need to address the here and now and start dealing with the situation that is currently affecting us in the here and now and not be so concerned about 20, 25 years down the road type green energy. we need to deal with what is on the table in front of us right now. host: virginia beach on our line for democrats, this is steve. caller: hey, how you doing. host: fine, thanks. caller: my suggestion to congress is to go back and consult with our former presiden

mike, hanover in washington, d. c. well, with russian forces advancing on the capital, kiva, ukrainian soldiers are helping with efforts to evacuate towns around the city. natasha butler reports now from lived in western ukraine. i his little comfort in war, but some people are doing all they can for 3rd day ukrainian forces evacuate people from air pin on the outskirts of ukraine's capital keith. it's a precarious journey. russian shelling is never very far away. european of st. louis, the king of scorpion has been constantly shall your plains bombing russian soldiers or projects at home. there is no electricity, like water, no heating, and the temperatures going down. we had to go to the chill it my does if we hadn't, i hadn't, and russia. so much i hope the war will be over soon. one of the can sheets of people are all say, fleeing sumi, east of cave after russia and ukraine agreed on a temporary cease fire in the area. days of russian shelling have flattened parts of the city. this is what is left after an overnigh

c-span now apple. let's hear from mike in seattle, washington on the democrats line. caller: where does the supreme court go from here? will the compound g -- will the ketanji jackson -- i had the opportunity to meet joe biden when i was a student at the institute of politics. biden seems like a nice guy. i think biden's comments in ukraine about putin is more of a psychological paradigm. if he says such a verbal signal to nato partners, i disagree with the media wholeheartedly that it was a gas. host: mr. garrison, you go first. guest: it could be viewed as something that was intentional but what undermines that argument is the president himself when asked about it did not need a regime change. the president should have stood by those comments and not walked back entirely. maybe not the official policy for regime change. what he said was something a lot of people feel. putin should not be president of russia. the problem again that i pointed to earlier, this is something that was not the formal position of nato, the white house. the worry for some is putin can see th

preorder your copy on c-spanshop.org, every c-span shop purchased help support c-span's nonprofit operations. >> now ohio governor mike dewine delivers his 2022 state of the state address, talk about expanding access and resources to mental health and addiction programs. his previous statement state addresses were canceled due to the covid 19 pandemic. this is just under an hour. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike mike dewine. [applause] >> thank you very much. before i begin, on behalf of the people of the state of ohio and all who love freedom i say in salute glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. [applause] >> president huffman, leader russo, members of the general assembly, justices of the supreme court, elected state officials, lieutenant governor houston, my fellow citizens of ohio. the state of our amazing state is strong. [applause] >> ohio is strong. [applause] >> i am so grateful and happy to be back here with all of you in this historic chamber. the first time all three branches of government have gathered together in three years so it is truly truly a great day. i want to thank all of you fo

c-span now apple. let's hear from mike in seattle, washington on the democrats line. caller: where does the supreme court go from here? will the compound g -- will the ketanji jackson -- i had the opportunity to meet joe biden when i was a student at the institute of politics. biden seems like a nice guy. i think biden's comments in ukraine about putin is more of a psychological paradigm. if he says such a verbal signal to nato partners, i disagree with the media wholeheartedly that it was a gas. host: mr. garrison, you go first. guest: it could be viewed as something that was intentional but what undermines that argument is the president himself when asked about it did not need a regime change. the president should have stood by those comments and not walked back entirely. maybe not the official policy for regime change. what he said was something a lot of people feel. putin should not be president of russia. the problem again that i pointed to earlier, this is something that was not the formal position of nato, the white house. the worry for some is putin can see th

and let's get the letter from mike conner is in washington d. c. my. where are we with this offer of post makes it seems now to be rejected by united states within the last pentagon spokesman cleared after a great degree of confusion that had happened throughout the day following the polish governments nonsense that it was willing to transfer, fight to red cross to the us to us base in germany at ramstein, and the us in turn would provide it with 15 fighters, but very importantly, the us would get the fight cropped into poland. well, there was an absolute surprise among us administration officials in the course of the day. now it's all been cleared up, the pentagon spokesman, making very clear that there had been no discussions about actually transferring crop to us control by poland. in recent weeks, the secretary of state and to be blinking has confirmed that there weren't discussions on the way to find some way in which to backfill polish croft should it provide its croft to ukraine. but clearly, at no stage, according to us officials was the questi

c-span2. >> greg, who i'll introduce. i'm not sure mike warner needs if an introduction because for a long time now people have thought he is the most tech-savvy senator many washington. in washington. and you can say perhaps that's a low bar, but in his case but in his case that's not true. and has been a leader in the cybersecurity efforts so we are pleased and fortunate to get his take. events in ukraine and implications for cybersecurity. the floor is yours. >> thank you with the decisions of the world with the conflict as it rules out daily on our screens in ukraine. i remember three weeks ago i was in munich and this was a few days before launched against ukraine and even at that moment in time, while our colleagues sat on intelligence a new we run the precipice but the w vast majority did not believe that putin would literally pull the trigger. he did obviously. and again the role has been taken by the courage of the ukrainian people and i remember prior to the invasion from the senate intelligence committee was president zelensky g

c-span. powered by cable. >> and now ohio governor mike dewine delivers his 2022 state of the state address. he talks about access to mental health and addiction programs. his previous addresses were canceled due to the covid pandemic. >> now ohio governor mike delivers his 2022 state of the union address talking about expanding access and resources to mental health and addiction programs. governors previously stated canceled due to the covid pandemic. this is just under one hour. [applause] >> governor mike dewine double. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> before i begin, on behalf of the people of the state of ohio and all who love freedom, i say and salute glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. [applause] [cheering and applauding] [applause] president hoffman, leader russo, members of the general assembly and justices of the supreme court, i'd like the state officials, lieutenant governor houston. my fellow citizens of ohio, the state of our amazing state is strong. [laughter] ohio is strong. [applause] i am grateful and happy to be back here with all of you and t

c-span -- your unfiltered view of government. >> now, ohio governor mike dewine delivers his 2022 state of the state address. he talks about expanding access and resources to mental health and addiction programs. his two previous state of the state addresses were canceled due to the covid-19 pandemic. this is just under one hour. [applause] delivers his 2022 state of the union address talking about expanding access and resources to mental health and addiction programs. governors previously stated canceled due to the covid pandemic. this is just under one hour. [applause]

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c-span.orgistory. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. i am joined by mike soraghan, a reporter with e&e to talk about the biden administration energy policy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: biden announced in brussels yesterday that the u.s. would ramp up its liquefied natural gas exports to help europe wean itself off of russian energy. explain to us what liquefied natural gas is, and how it gets overseas. guest: natural gas is not something you can put in the back of a pickup truck or the hold of a ship, you have to chill it. she'll is an understatement -- chill is an understatement, you have to chill it down to -250 degrees fahrenheit. they do these at these huge terminals and then, it gets shipped. the united states is on track to be the biggest exporter of natural gas sometime this year. host: and the president was in brussels yesterday, this was his announcement of the plan to reduce the e.u.'s dependence on russian energy. [video clip] >> today i am proud to once again be standing together with president vander line -- v

c-span2. >> greg, who i'll introduce. i'm not sure mike warner needs if an introduction because for a long time now people have thought he is the most tech-savvy senator many washington. in washington. and you can say perhaps that's a low bar, but in his case that's not true. he's been a leader in the cybersecurity efforts, and so we're very pleased and fortunate to get his take on the events in the ukraine, the implications for cybersecurity in the u.s. senator, the floor is yours. >> jim, thank you, and thank all my friends at csis for having this por rum. forum. i think we all have been mesmerized not only as americans, but as, frankly, just citizens of the world to see a conflict as it rolls out daily on our screens in ukraine. i remember i think the it was three weeks ago i was in munich meeting with ukrainians, foreign ministers, intel service leaders. this was a few days before putin launched his unprovoked aggression against ukraine. and on at that moment in -- and even at that moment in time while our colleagues saw the intelligen

. >> officials say the irg c is threatening former secretary of state mike pompeo and former iran envoyng the state department to spend millions on security for them. about three years ago the trump administration designated the irg c as a former foreign terrorist organization. that's the first time a government entity has made that list for a former terrorist designation with automatic sanctions. as for those nuclear negotiations with iran after a pause this weekend, it appears they have resumed talking and officials say they could be nearing an agreement. >> rich, thank you. it is intriguing. all in an effort to curb soarin in relation. great to see you, good morning. i watched you this is a huge jo and we are all experiencing inflation and high prices, they have to try to manage that inflation will also not driving u.s. economy. may be by the end of that year or early next year, didn't want to bury the lead. the federal reserve not only waited too long to start increasing interest rates, and until about a week ago it was still expanding its balance sheet, is it $9 trillion right now

crimea, and then by having or their said, they might controlling tire black c sold with their, their significantly he said, mike, this hasn't planned out as quickly as putin might have liked, but he is still gaining ground at great cost of human lives and livelihoods, and infrastructure. yes, it's happening in the as far all russia military doctrine isa. i'm at work i met beats were prize because in the last years they develop it quite a flexible and modern military doctrine booked properly because of the operational problems. they are here on the ground. now they are going back to soviet tactics similar to what we saw in grossly in, unfortunately in a little more recently. right. and those tactics. so siege tactics we've seen the ukraine has been very defined, but are those tactics slightly to eventually under mine at the ukrainian sensor resolve? do you sense? well, i think that's one of the objective is for us then to make my up all in them. they tried new heart eve birth to move specifically about my up all. it's probably to make also an example for the rest of ukraine of what they are capable of doing. and

c-span we are following at tonight, follow along at her website also c-span out cap if you're interested in that. let's hear from mike in seattle, washington democrat line. >> yes hi good morning. my name is mike i'm from seattle. want to wish everyone a good morning. i was hoping to ask a question here to kind journals or experts. where does the supreme court go from l here? a will the ketanji brown jackson appointments, will that increase the legitimacy of the court? will this a draw out african-american voters to the midterms? i asked these questions i also wish to make a comment. i had the opportunity to meet joe biden went i was a student at university of chicago press and in turn at the iop the institute for politics. biden seemed like a nice guy. in chicago we read new status as a government scholar. biden's comments in ukraine is more about change this psychological paradigm of communication not as much a gaffe. if he says such a signal and keys this to nato partners heats more likely this to be digestible over the course of a short or even medium. of time. i disagree with the media wholeheartedly that it was

several deployments to combat zones in the middle east, mike continues to build a terrific career and assume greater levels of responsibility as a co, he loved the air force, was doing really well. >> the worlds of wendi mae davidson and michael severance are about to collide. >> mike and wendi met when he was out line dancing. and i think she just was drawn to him like a magnet. >> i was there with a friend, and he came and asked me to dance. and i had an emergency call before long, so i had to go see a pet. something i normally wouldn't do, i gave him my phone number just because i had to leave, and i figured i might never see this guy again. >> they had a flash romance. i think they just hit it off immediately. >> he was quite surprised when she called up and said, hello, i'm pregnant with your child. >> despite only knowing each other for a couple of months, the couple decides they want to make a go of it, and wendi introduces mike to her family. >> mike probably didn't make the best impression on the davidson family. they probably think he's a little bit too much of a playboy, a guy who's out at the bars trying to pick up wom

you can do that at c-span.org or on our c-span now app. mike in indiana, independent line.our message to congress concerning russia and ukraine? caller: yes, my message would be to start stripping russian diplomats, their social media accounts that they apparently still have access to and are only allowing them to continue their misinformation campaign. they just need to start clamping down on what russia is allowed to put out over there airwaves to the rest of the world with the misinformation. the other thing is, as far as the green energy initiative and the type of energy we are currently faced with, the shortage, we need to address the here and now and start dealing with the situation that is currently affecting us in the here and now and not be so concerned about 20, 25 years down the road type green energy. we need to deal with what is on the table in front of us right now. host: virginia beach on our line for democrats, this is steve. caller: hey, how you doing. host: fine, thanks. caller: my suggestion to congress is to go back and consult with our former president

c-span.orgistory. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. i am joined by mike reporter with e&e to talk about the biden administration energy policy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: biden announced in brussels yesterday that the u.s. would ramp up its liquefied natural gas exports to help europe wean

i'll live online at c-span.org and full coverage on the free video app. >> remarks by former secretary of state mike pompeo in the fundraiser dinner hosted by the iowa republican party and davenport iowa. the secretary of state addressed a variety of topics including the russian invasion of ukraine he was introduced by iowa republican chair, this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. i agree it could not be any more important. this is the first time i was dealing with legal matters in regards to our century farm we've been in the same townships, my grandson is in ninth generation. honestly i know. i married the descendent of the first settler of wilton 4 miles away so we probably need to get out a little bit but she's very much in love but she doesn't like it when i pointer out so i won't point out my wife becky over there at that table. there are a couple this is the first time to finish the thought honestly, sincerely, this is the first time i really thought about the tenth of the 11th and 12th generation, there is some stuff going on here that will fundamentally there has been a lot of tr

i'm joined here in all these by mike who would shark have a former o s. c e spokesmen now senior fellow at the atlantic council. thanks for joining us . welcome, michael. let me put in talks about his war goals yesterday saying they are being achieved. everything is on track. western intelligence has a slightly different view suggests that they didn't, didn't, they didn't anticipate the levels of resistance. they've got all sorts of other problems, morale, logistical, and so on. things are behind shed you. where do you now assess rushes goals and it's progress towards meeting those goals while an extremely dire situation. i mean, a few days ago, if you're asked me as all of ukraine would have been invaded, i would have said no way by to now looks like they may even come as far as here. the view of which is hugely symbolically important to ukraine is the center of the current in patriotism. a lot of the dissidence that were locked up in the soviet go like, came from here. so you can, and you know, a lot of the cultural artifacts around you, but what the main

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c-span2. >> greg, who i'll introduce. i'm not sure mike warner needs if an introduction because for a long

he's going to join former niner offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel down there miss this past year with a torn a ce runs so well and then i under system. hate to see him go. hey, with the time we have left, let us check this out. we've all seen kids on a zip line. right here we go to the rainforests of costa rica and this young 13 year old kid, nathan roemer runs into a little traffic jam on the zip line there. what is it? a sloth? hello big slaw. wow zip lining is so cool. kid was very calm. he handled it. well what you do today? i just hung out with the slot. yeah. it's all good my way zip line in costa rica. nice, smart. goodnight, rica. nice, smart. goodnight, everybody icu. kites, ho! kites, ho! kites, ho! all: kites, ho! excuse me. you're misusing the word "ho." it's an interjection used to call attention to a destination, not an object, as in, uh, "land, ho!" or, uh, "westward, ho!" all: kites, ho! hey, guys. whatcha doin'? going out to discover electricity? if you're referring to the work of benjamin franklin, he did not "discover electricity," he merely used a kite to determine that light

c-span now apple. let's hear from mike in seattle, washington on the democrats line.aller: where does the supreme court go from here? will the compound g -- will the ketanji jackson -- i had the opportunity to meet joe biden when i was a student at the institute of politics. biden seems like a nice guy. i think biden's comments in ukraine about putin is more of a psychological paradigm. if he says such a verbal signal to nato partners, i disagree with the media wholeheartedly that it was a gas. host: mr. garrison, you go first. guest: it could be viewed as something that was intentional but what undermines that argument is the president himself when asked about it did not need a regime change. the president should have stood by those comments and not walked back entirely. maybe not the official policy for regime change. what he said was something a lot of people feel. putin should not be president of russia. the problem again that i pointed to earlier, this is something that was not the formal position of nato, the white house. the worry for some is putin can see this

those reports are available nearby c w website or i think good talking to thank you very much for sharing your insights and analysis on this one. let's bring in mike hannah, he's been watching this unfold at the un security counter. mike, i guess it's not a huge surprise to hear very different narrative depending on who you listen to right now in the security council. right indeed is very different narratives indeed, but some councilmembers making very clear that they were willing to lead russia. go ahead with this meeting to as they put it, expose russia's illegal actions, actions taking place in ukraine that many members contend could amount to war crimes. so some of the members welcoming this russian attempt to get under discussion and alleged military biological program by ukraine with the backing of the united states. now that particular allegation was rejected with complete scorn by a number of members. and albania, for example, described it as false fabricated and distorted. we heard from the united states that this is something they predicted a number of weeks ago. and the concern is that this could be a prelude to russia itself, using som

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i'll live online at c-span.org and full coverage on the free video app. >> remarks by former secretary of state mike in the fundraiser dinner hosted by the iowa republican party and davenport iowa. the secretary of state addressed a variety of topics including the russian invasion of ukraine he was introducedy

c-span. powered by cable. >>> my voice isn't up to par, and i shouldn't be making very many comments, and i won't. but i did, betty, mike, jack, steve, susan, and gail, come down with me to listen while eddie rolen read a statement that i have sent to governor carter. let me call on the real spokesman for the family, betty. >> the president asked me to tell you that he telephoned president-elect carter a short time ago and congratulated him on his victory. the president also wants to thank all those thousands of people who worked so hard on his behalf and the millions who supported him with their votes. it's been the greatest honor of my husband's life to have served his fellow americans during two of the most difficult years in our history. the president urges all americans to join him in giving your united support to president-elect carter as he prepares to assume his new responsibilities. >> that was betty ford, speaking in a straightforward manner to which americans became accustomed in the nearly 2 1/2 years she lived in the white house. the concession statement she delivered on behalf of a hoarse president gerald

c. berkeley point where i see that just reminds me of being a young man go bears mike mibach gasia mikaelian young man. and ah, i also think of parking and driving around the streets trying to you know, because at one point it was commuting until i got a dorm so that's what it reminds me of, and know, take it easy on the road if you're noticing more angry drivers on the road since it started the pandemic. you're not the only one that we're looking at a live picture of the bay bridge here. it's nice and easy. however the wall street journal reports that road rage or aggressive driving cases increased from 2019 2020, the most recent year that data was available. the national highway transportation safety administration says. it's hard to make your career comparisons , but the chp many other agencies also found that drivers are indeed angry or police officers. in the d m v encouraged people not to take problems on the road personally and a tackle in a businesslike manner don't escalate. that's the biggest thing is if somebody cuts you off. i know it's hard. just let it go. i mean, sometimes i d

around round of applause for our panel thank you to guntur alex and mike they will all be outside at the book signing station right now. can has hundreds of programs on first ladies, including archival footage interviews and book talks. here's a look at one of our programs. i feel quite sure that what the american people like is knowledge. i feel quite sure that. the american people if they have knowledge and leadership can meet any crises just as well as they've met it over and over again in the past. i can remember the cries of horror when my husband said we had to have 50,000 airplanes and has given period but we had them. and the the difference was that the people were told. what the reason was and why and i have complete faith. in the american people's ability if they know and if they have leadership. and no one can move without some leadership and for the time being you feel that we are bereft of leadership. yes. take a closer. look at the spouses of our nation's presidents their private lives public roles and legacies watch all of our first ladies programs online at first ladies dot c-span.org. weekends on c-span

communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other elevation providers -- giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up next, remarks by the former secretary of state, mike pompeo, at a fundraiser dinner. the former secretary of state addressed a variety of topics, including the russian invasion of ukraine. he was introduced by iowa republican chair jeff kaufman. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> she doesn't like it when i pointer out, so i'm not going to point out my wife at the table. this is the first time that i have thought honestly, sincerely, this is the first time i really thought about the 10th and 11th, 12th generations. there is some stuff going on here that is going to -- there's been lots of triple rate grandpas -- many of them have been good changes and i look forward to the future changes. but i have to tell you, there was nothing in 1880, there is nothing in 1901, there is nothing in 1945 that is anything like it in terms of what is up for grabs. this is real. this is absolutely real. we make a lot of comments about joe biden. i know we do that, but it matters exactly what our congress people are thinking. it matters what these craz

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u c s f infectious disease expert dr peter chin hung, always a pleasure, great conversation and have a great rest of the night. you too, mike. thank you will do. when you woke up this morning, didn't it just smells so good after a light rain? yeah smelled great. the roadways were little dampened. let me share with you just about how much rain did accumulate here in the bay area anywhere from 21. hundreds of an inch of rain and deliver more area to generate 3/10 of an inch of rain just slightly over that in santa rosa, and that is a little bit more than what the computer models were alluding to, but that's okay. we'll take it and after the rain stopped it sees we had the sunshine and the temperatures responded nicely into the sixties and seventies. outside number. san jose at 75. same in morgan hill and gilroy. and now look at this right here. isn't that just glorious? it's beautiful. the fog it's creeping over the santa cruz coastal mountains, making ways towards san francisco. in fact, golden gate bridge is already shrouded with the dance. foggin will wake up tomorrow areas apache dense fog as well. temperatures in the fif

mike chef ski guided duke university for the last time on saturday. the american has been in charge since 1980 recording the most victories in the in c double 8. why do you notice coach k, he led the blue devils to 5 national titles. 12 final falls and countless regional titles, a 75 year old also coach, the u. s. means olympic team to 3 gold medals. unfortunately, his last game in a loss against the team's biggest rivals, north carolina, the iconic i did for our trail sled dog raise, just kicked off its 50th competition. recent warm, wet weather force organizers to bring snow in on trucks in the usa of alaska. but heavy snow started falling once it finally began. the dogs and their motions had officially started the 1500 kilometer journey. that's all the sports is rob. more later, peter, thank you very much. indeed. now napoleon, largest arts festival started after being postponed several times because of a covert, 19 pandemic, organized to say the cap onto trana is focused on the growth of a vibrant arch community on your to limbo as more from nepal, solace and water is a young nepali artist, based in cut my do, her work is part of the show

mike in montana. good morning. caller: good morning to you guys, c-span, and what is left of america. could not watch biden's speech. everything he said was a lie, made up, and just not true. the lady before said he was a good christian. good christians do not terminate late-term babies right up to birth. that is a fallacy. he is not a good christian. we will let him have the eucharist church. i admire putin for going back in and taking back what is his. ukraine is where russia started and putin is worried about nato. if nato would back off. one little government is looking for another avenue to control, i think they are slobbering over the idea that there might be a war on our land where they can declare martial law and steal our vote again. host: let's hear from flint, michigan. david on the democrats line. caller: good morning, c-span. i enjoyed the speech. the difference is night and day. that last four years with that other guy as president, it was just so disgusting. to have a man with morals, with character, that tells the truth, is unbelievable. he has rallied the whole wester

c-span.org/history. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. i am joined by mike reporter with e&e to talk about the biden administration energy policy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: biden announced in brussels yesterday that the u.s. would ramp up its liquefied natural gas exports to help europe wean itself off of russian energy. explain to us what liquefied natural gas is, and how it gets overseas. guest: natural gas is not something you can put in the back of a pickup truck or the hold of a ship, you have to chill it. she'll is an understatement -- chill is an understatement, you have to chill it down to -250 degrees fahrenheit. they do these at these huge terminals and then, it gets shipped. the united states is on track to be the biggest exporter of natural gas sometime this year. host: and the president was in brussels yesterday, this was his announcement of the plan to reduce the e.u.'s dependence on russian energy. [video clip] >> today i am proud to once again be standing together with president vander line -- van der lyon

c and d all the way through z. >> well, i wish you safety and i'm thinking of you in your family. igor novikov. coming, up he literally wrote the book presidents of war. we will mikesidents powerful message to america today and what history books will write about it for years to. when the 11th hour continues. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire does daily stress leave you feeling out of sync? new dove men stress-relief body wash... with a plant-based adaptogen, helps alleviate stress on skin. so you can get back in sync. new dove men. a restorative shower for body and mind. president biden, you are the leader of the nation, of your great nation. i wish you t