christy johnson and frankie. all right, we're going to say look now at some of the other stories from around the world to nicea has approved a new constitution in a referendum mod by low voter turnout and accusations of fraud. changes to the constitution have granted unchecked powers to the office of president chi saheed, but his critics have accused to be elect for a board of falsifying turn out figures of the rivals boycotted vote. a powerful earthquake has hit the northern philippines, killing at least 4 people, and injuring dozens. major tremors, damaged buildings at the epicenter, an upper province and forced evacuations. more than 300 kilometers to the south and the capital. manila is the strongest earthquake to hit the philippines in years. 3 united nations peacekeepers and at least 12 civilians have been killed and dozens injured during 2 days of clashes in the east and democratic republic of congo. the protests was spurred by complaints. the un mission in the region had failed to protect civilians agains

oh, business correspondence, christy johnson is at frank for that bought and i also little earlier if things had gotten any better on the line of people you can see behind me has thinned out to some degree. if you could see to my left, the end of the line is, is just to my left here by wires earlier today that line when all the way back to the bit through the terminal. i couldn't even see the end when i went to look for it. i'm so it is shorter, but i will say some of the people that i spoke to earlier this morning about 3 hours ago. i see that they're still waiting in line. still haven't gotten to speak to lufthansa. representatives are still waiting to find out when they can leave frankfurt when they can get home or get on to their next destination or destination . so there are almost all of tons of flights were cancelled today. there's very little wiggle room here in terms of re booking these people until of tons of flights. obviously, a very large amount of passengers affected over 90000 passengers here in frankfort alone affected by these strikes. so it's quite difficult to reloc

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you may know ty cobb, babe ruth, christy matthewson, honus wagner, walter johnson, first class. >> reportero haven't gotten their due. it is a sign of how the hall is increasingly trying to tip its cap to the diverse history of the game. >> is this an all effort to make up for past sins. >> i wouldn't say an effort for past sins. it is a way to make sure everyone is given a fair shake. it may just be the lens of time has changed the perspective of baseball. >> reporter: one inductee coming into focus played way back in the 1870s, john w. jackson, better known as bud fowler. >> the first black professional player to help integrate white leagues. >> reporter: if you thought jackie robinson was the first to break the color barrier in 1947, think again. bud fowler, a black player from the cooperstown area, was playing in white professional leagues 70 years before that. >> found a game that he loved, and it was with him throughout his life as a player, a coach, a promoter, a person who loved the game, in a very different time in america. >> reporter: so he played for integrated teams in that per

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johnson and frank lucas who worked hard to craft the legislation before us. i want to thank on my staff lila helms, melissa porter, mary gunther, nicky tushell, christie barnhart, johnny bellish, rosemary bays, erica holman and emma strothman for her help. on senator wicker's staff, james masell and many other people. senator schumer's staff, john cardinal, mike hikeman and megan tira for their hard work. but no one deserves more focus and attention than richard wayne chambers from my staff who worked on the last competes bill and then worked on darpa, knows seriously the challenges we face in getting this legislation done and getting it over the goal line. so i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. we don't know exactly what innovations will come out of this, but we do know this, america will be more competitive because of it. and we do know this, that we will be able to grow our economy for the future because of the investments that we made today. i thank the president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time is expired and amendment 5136 is withdrawn. the question occurs on the motion