the story there, the obituary on jim colby, he died over the weekend at 80 years old. and then on the issue of lgbt americans, this is from the speaker of the house in the pages of today's "washington post" i'm proud to protect marriage as onehi of my last acs as speaker, her column, nancy pelosi, writing that in my first so i declared that we must take leadership of course in the crisis on aids, and during my first speakership we erase the egregious "don't ask, don't tell" policy fromhe books intrinsic day and lesbian americans can only serve the country. she writes to lgbtq friends family and neighbors we see you, we stand with you and will never rest until you can enjoy the respect and dignity and safety that you deserve. just as i begin my career fighting for lgbtq communities i'm overjoyed, she wrote, at one of the final bills i will sign a speaker will be the respect for marriage act entering the federal government will never again stand in a way of marrying a person that you love. nancy pelosi from today's "washington post." speaking of the outgoing speaker, nan

the country is transitioning towards the pulse and make recovery. colby 19 has taken millions of lives worldwide, and china has been one of the safest places from the deadly virus. it has kept severe cases, death rates among the lowest in the world. how you doing with sites, john? mean the heroic battle against come in i t improved once again. that the common pursuit of beauty, our community was a she had future for mankind. is the right way for tackling humanities, common challenges, and building a more prosperous and beautiful world. since the beginning of the academic china has revised, is colby 19 control protocols. 9 times the measures are all backed by china has also been accelerating the research and developing vaccine and medicine. so young watson, good up, the key to china, n t damning efforts in the past 3 years is prevention. now we have come to a stage to upgrade the efforts with more targeted measures. it's a normal process. more than 90 percent of china's population is fully vaccinated against corona virus. among the highest rates in the world. the total number of i c . u

because, you know, china is now facing colby anti economic troubles. but ellison type, you has also been faced with some doubts. it's been a year since the project has been announced by, according to li excerpts sing by the media, this laugh on their land, le preston, every european commission. she sat in a recent meeting that like global gathaway project, still suffers from lake of visibility, recognition, and sound, visible hard infrastructure projects. and besides your cro wall and a debate within the you, members may also hinder the progress of flip projects. so we can say that in 2023, the competition between you and china might be hitting up, but it's still unclear who's gonna be the window. all right, that's chuck junior in taipei. thank you. let's take a look law. look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. despite sky rocketing energy prices in a growing shortage of skilled workers for an investment in germany, remain stable during 2022. that's according to the head of germany's federal business development agency, germany

whether or not there is actual leadership down as little as every level in china now for the extra colby control. so we have for you for now, stay with us up next reporter while more for you at the top of the hour when, but roughly with a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitats? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. we've got to understand that globalization works, but he does not reach more than 30 percent of the world population. very simple in the mediterranean, as become a kind of great sarcophagus. if anything he was proud of it was to be a steel walker, is his didn't, is the company of all that life. who are the winners and losers? globalization, where do we stand? starts january 5th on d, w. ah, ah, i believe their parents. we stay on the next corner shop. boring ah, and they're blind. it's bad news. you can button i with it's 7 o'clock in the morning. a regular school and working day pianos, making me less lunch. shopping with honey west, the eg

instead, a total of 13 types of colby vaccine produced by chinese company are approved for conditional marketing or emergency use. now they're available as if it can boost her dose in china. so we don't think the west coby 19 vaccines will be a proof in the near future on lang there. thank you very much. thank you. and have a couple of more headlines for you. north korea leader kim jong on has presented new goals to further bolts to his military. he made the remarks at a meeting of top party officials where key policies are being set for the coming year. north korea conducted a record breaking number of weapons as this yet ratcheting up regional tension. the death toll from devastating floods in the philippines has risen to 25 thousands of other others are still missing. a be rains over christmas weekend. inundated eastern central and southern parts of the country, authorities say many homes and roads were damaged and more than 80000 people are in shelter. this. the 1st boats have crossed the finish line and the annual australian york res between sydney and hole bought. the race came d

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oh, with reducing the level of democracy and yes ah, in the an this situation, colby, sustainable, this is the, it's a major tragedy. by the way, this situation will not be sustainable. then they're called b, a, some kind of, oh, we call say yes of course and people will react and this will an into a major change of policy. but, well, i'm not very sure of that. and of course, we call the always be surprised. a look at what happened just in iraq arrive now, but nevertheless, i seeing that is a power in place as a so much and hand on every single engine made years in different kind of way or for suppressing dissenting opinions. there. i mean, it may shakira mean that we can have differences of opinion arising. populism been pi i having food and warm, that these are kind of basic things. and again, on a continent that got used to that being rich pi. wow. prologue. but go ahead jack. no, go ahead, pie. go ahead. when did you go ahead? okay, just a quick. a jack. i was just mentioned. just made me think the past is prologue. there are playbooks. playbooks were just tactically, deployed with

however, the rate of scientific innovation has been extraordinary, resulting in the safe and effective colby 19 vaccine. but those vaccines have not been widely accessible to people who need it, the most exposing injustice and equality. the bill and melinda gates foundation has been working to fix that. i'm fully back. people in doha spot of is foundations, global fx. bill gates came to contact during the 1st ever fif, a well have to be held in the middle east as the i to the well focus on the small gulf nation. unsung heroes in health and football legends gather to advocate for investment in critical health innovation that is both affordable and accessible in a 2020, the called the 19th, endemic became one of the most pressing challenges facing us. all. we have learned many lessons from this pandemic. most importantly, we have learn the importance of collective action and joint responsibility to eliminate the effect of this crisis. we also learn the importance of investing in innovative health care practices to either us on a precedent health care to crisis. at the moment the was, it is ext

of the bow house university weimar, you'll find a bow house down staircase and the office of writer colby as the finder of the bow house, who actually was crow pierce hold. this wasn't architect. he combines the arts and crafts school and the school for fine arts, and he forms a school that is based on workshops. so they work in the workshops in the morning. but in the afternoon it's the theory lessons that may all the difference. those are taught by most famous painters of a day on the line of finding a poke. leave a silly come dean skis, the really big names. and they all come to weimar b. chris, the idea of the one school where you can become a craftsman, an artist, or an architect that's appealing to everyone. what would you say? oh, how stands for? um, it is very difficult really. i mean, i said something already the bow halls at that time as a school tries to develop prototypes for new products for new technologies, that in its simplest form its simplest. yeah, well, form follows function. i mean, they're not the 1st to say that, but this is what it's really important to them. and i

interesting because just to like, a few days ago, the government still talking about optimizing was 0 colby approach. now with all this now, many of the new things to make the way or lose the all this measure it basically the death of 0 cope. so the death of 0 covered and the. 0 rise of covert 19. how do you expect infection numbers to have all? well, according to the meeting, public health experts in china during the reopening, ah, you would be back to increase the co pay. some people even predicted that in the 1st viral way, we can be of the population. we're talking about a 40000000 people will be impacted. wow. and vaccination rates are pretty low in the country. is the chinese health care infrastructure strong enough to cope with what might be coming their way? well this is the rob, me in this messy and hasty moon why to the reopening we. 5 bond that, that the health care a not rate for days many a hospital was not invest in much expanding. i you bad the beach back to make sure that the rates will be l y 88. in particular that you know only 40 percent of the people aged 80 and we're ta

colby beat them to it.that i am a gay person is never affected the way i legislate, he said, in a statement. the fact that i'm gay has never nor will it ever change my commitment to represent all the people of arizona's fifth district. he fitted his vote on the defense of marriage act in an interview with the tucson citizen saying that as a conservative, he believed that individual states should be allowed to determine their laws surrounding same-sex marriage. the story there, the obituary of jim colby. died of the weekend at 80 years old. and then on the issue of lgbt americans. this is from the speaker of the house and the pages of today's washington post. i'm proud to protect marriage as one of my last acts as speaker. her column, nancy pelosi, writing that in my first speech on the house floor, i declare that we must take leadership of course in the crisis on aids and during my first speakership we or race the agree just don't ask don't tell policy from the books and train that came as gun americans can

and if colby was actually approach a pretext to read to room, embarrassed the government by right wingers here, the american influences. and then the government actually didn't crack down on the project here until the americans force them to. so as a very complex that. busy situation taken place in canada, but the hypocrisy is nevertheless, quite apparent. an o canada is now released as new china policy, which is riddled with rhetoric of anti china hostility, which has been going on since the arrested mang juan ju, on trumped up charges several years ago. and held her for 2 years or illegally in canada. and they've been doing the same with chinese here ever since. since her seeing such a powerful country like china, owns a lot of the debt on many countries. and yet, at this antique china movements interesting, incisive women letters of a black, thank you so much for joining me here. artie was a pleasure to live usa. thanks again for your time. you're welcome. credit. one out jeremy's present has said that a peace deal between russia and ukraine would be an act of injustice. the freezing,

here since the beginning of the epidemic, china has revised is colby 19 control protocols. 9 times the measures are all backed by science. china has also been accelerating the research and development of vaccine medicine. so yeah, so what's a good, a key to china's anti academic efforts in the past 3 years is prevention. now we have come to a stage to upgrade the efforts with more targeted meshes. it's a normal process engine. more than 90 percent of china's population is fully vaccinated against corona virus, among the highest rates in the world. the total number of i c u beds in china has reached a 138000 close to the level of one bed. for every 10000 people, there are 80000. i see you, doctors, and 220000 nurses. china's average life expectancy rose from 77.93 years in 202278.2 years. in 2021. china also played a positive role in tackling the global pandemic to maintain social stability. china sought to reduce the economic impact of the academic policies to support business enterprises were announced at the national and local levels at the central economic more conference in decembe

jim colby was a republican congressman who i was having a conversation with and i said, look, i thinkald trump, you know, if he makes his way up in the gop, is going to be a threat to the party. and jim was one of the first people that said to me, no, miles, he'll be a threat to the constitution. and i later had to tell jim he was right when i was in the trump administration because as you know, nicolle, his own cabinet thought he was such a threat to the constitution that they considered suspending his presidency with the 25th amendment because trump wanted to suspend the constitution. in fact, he talked often lovingly about the insurrection act which he saw as a way to deploy the military and subvert the constitution's efforts to make sure that civilian law enforcement is what enforced the law of the land. jim colby actually just passed away this past weekend and i'm sure he would have been heartbroken to see the continued cowardice of members of his own party and he was heartbroken until the end that republicans didn't speak up, whether they were people around donald trump and priv

probably 40 up behind so so i think it's good time dramatically. chinese also get up to recover from the colby downs and it's probably the best time i think that so let me, let me bring hold in here to speak about the trailer and timing of all of this because i also notice that penny wong is just fresh out of the south pacific as well. she's been on a tour of nations there and relations with china and that part of the well, they've also been fairly controversial in some cases they've led to violent riots to what you make of the timing here. i think it's quite interesting timing in the australian context, and as you say, literally last week minutes, the wong was with the pots, the delegation in 3 different pacific countries. you know, this time of year tends to be quite quiet in the australian context in terms of media in common trade. so i think that is significant in terms of how the out beneath the government wants this to be portrayed. so yes, it's significant. but even before she left, that one was quite careful to be closing down any great expectations that everything was going to happen

since the g e. strict containment measures study suggests more than 1000000 people could die from colby in 1900 in china over the next few months store. and so he has more from hong kong. this is not official data, but one private hospital in beijing is chief medical offices that they're receiving 5 to 6 times more patient than they normally would. and he also said that the average age of patient has shock up from 40 to 70 in just the face of a week. now in another private hospital stuff that they've been told to report to work, even when they test positive and have a fever. and i think that really just underscores how desperate the situation is in china at the moment. now in cases a breaching a 1000000 and they're expected to go up, especially with the lunar yes, l abrasions, coming up next month. that's been described as the biggest annual human migration with tens of millions of people. chris crossing the country, one health data firm based in the u. k. estimates that as many as 5000 people are dying a day in china. that's of course in sharp contrast to officials data, the government

and this is not surprising because with colby, the many people were false to that work and was not the choice and not have adequate equipment to efficiently work from home. and when we're talking about to the working group, and then it works off to think about loc downs. and so the fact that you had your children and you have your family that go home. and you can also exercise after, you know, after day, often working well just at home. so i think the effect of working on happiness at 1st is very complex since you came and then when it comes to productivity. well, with the university of rochester, we collected a survey very recently about your opinions of thousands of work or about for the tv . why is that working? and actually only 25 percent of them consider that they have been more productive, thanks that they work. so what you will tips to both employees and to managers for what makes a happy workplace? well, i think i think it's a mix of small and big things. i'm thinking about the case of stated working, for instance, i think at the manager level, it is very important to value yo

you know, there's a lot of things beyond the ones who said that could be discussed also regarding colby's so surely it's not only going to be on the words that we know, but i think it is good that these things are discussed. and i think that's why i still in the visit is, is worth happening by all means some purposes show. i want to take a look at some of the not very nice words that have been said by particularly well, both sides. that particular one side. i was 1.2 at the end of 2020 relations had deteriorated so far that china was actually publicly issuing threats. one chinese official said, and i quote, if you make china the enemy, china will be the enemy. and china, one point listed 14 grievances, it was a leak documents and they included what government funding for so called anti chinese were such as trailing think tanks deliberately spoken to china. hysteria criticizing, trying his behavior when it came to taiwan, hong kong and young as well. as some of them that we've discussed already, henry, what's happened to the grievances from beijing side. they just gone away. why i think yo

you read a lot about during colby, you know, my grandmother was wondering, people went to the hospital. her intestines were like turned around. she could not be seen by any one because there were no hospital bids to be seen, which took my grandmother back. you know, we started out on travel and when at my work deck took my grandmother back in 1952 when she was outside of a house on stocks, got county mississippi and she would not be let in because of her race gender. so and again i, i just think it's important that we understand that, you know, the past is the past, we need to continually revisit it. are we gonna, and an, or we're going to re live it. but at the other side of slot that we have understand the draconian definitely measures being made by governors like tate rees. house of representatives like the people in mississippi, the republicans in mississippi. and most importantly, the voters who wrote these people and to do exactly what they're doing people, ms. moser, mississippi. buddhism, alabama. but isn't it? these now white christian masses, voters are bolting politicians an

that story there in the obituary on jim colby, who died over the weekend at 80 years old.hen on the issue of lgbt americans, this is from the speaker of the house in the pages of today's "washington post," proud to protect marriage as one of my last acts as speaker, nancy writing that in her first, she declared that they must take leadership in the crisis on aids and we erased the egregious don't act don't tell policy ensuring that gay and lesbian americans can openly serve their country and that to the lgbtq friends, family, and neighbors, we stand with you and will never rest until you can enjoy the respect, dignity, and safety that you deserve host: speaking of the outgoing speaker, nancy pelosi was at a vigil last night are all victims of gun violence at st. mark's church here on capitol hill. this is some of what she had to say to the family members and friends that were there. [video clip] >> as we say to our colleagues, your political survival is nothing compared to the survival of our children. how could you not know that? how could you not know and have the courag

speaker, in closing i want to thank my wife, mary prixman, any kids, colby, saul, bette and molly.romise to keep the fire under y'all's feet to do the work announcer: the new 118th congress convenes on tuesday, january 3, at noon eastern for the first time in two years, they will return to washington as a divided government. republicans control the house of representatives, while democrats regain control of the senate by a slim majority. the new incoming members are younger, with an average age of 47, compared to the average age of 58 in the previous session. the new congress will also be more diverse, with a record number of women serving, including more women of color. follow the process, as the 118th congress gavels into session, holds the election for new speaker of the house, and new members take the oath of office. new congress, new leaders. watch the opening day of the 118th congress tuesday, january 3 at noon eastern live on c-span and c-span2, also on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. be up-to-date in the latest with publishing with the book t

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colby, minus 6. dallas 16 degrees. potential for freezing pipes frostbite down in the lone star state. neil: thanks for cheering us up, my friend. jason frazier, fox weather meteorologist following that. pretty cold temperatures. be prepared for that. special guest star, growthing president zelenskyy at the white house. something very unusual at the capitol later tonight. hillary vaughn at the white house. >> reporter: neil, first time ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy left his country since russia invading it. he will speak before a joint meeting in congress this evening. this is not the first time he has spoken in congress. he did so virtually back in march. today he is showing up in person for the first time, critically timed appearance as congress is set to vote on another $45 billion in ukraine aid. >> i hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening. our funding put more weapons in ukrainian hands, and more victories untheir belt. now is not the time, not the time, to take our foo

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president cheating being said, he was committed to eradicating corona virus infections through his 0 colby policy . that meant entire cities and millions of people under locked down mass, daily testing and lengthy quarantines. but many of these measures are now a thing of the past. after protesters made their voices heard, adrian brown has more on the year that was in china. ah, this is the year, china's leaders shooting thing, double down all his efforts to eliminate of iris that most of the world, but learned to lou instead of the communist party congress in october. he promised not to waver in the battle to eliminate kobe 19 o. a month later that policy, was it written with people that had enough? do they read there? there's some even pulled the she to stand down. oh. but it was the diversity of the protest is it may of alarm the president knew the depth and breadth decided action with the government, which ran across to many sectors. so students, young people on the streets, household workers in factories all seem to be saying the same thing that they were absolutely fed up with this p

julia colby cook. jacqueline b mars. the honorable paul michael and miss p brooke england. mr. and mrs. c ashton newell. miss kate schuster. the h.w. wilson foundation and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight. it's going to be a lot of fun because when we're done, we're going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and the celebration. copies, copies of the papers of martha washington, along with for frazier's award winning book, the washingtons will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already for will be signing copies of her book. miss washington is not here to sign her book. we were serving rum punch and authentic 18th century recipe from the book dining with the washingtons. we'll have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case, so be sure to track those down. we'll also be and you would have seen it as you came in the hand-sewn reproduction of martha washington's children's games quilt, which is an exact copy of the original in our col

my superstar panel of emma burnell, sean bailey and, colby ranger join me again to debate the big stories seem to ignore the crisis all year except of course during the festive season. and we find millions as to where all the good chris tell he went. yeah where he go. we'll also be diving into front pages, hot off the presses and will 2023 finally be the year the government gets a grip on the migrant crisis? we'll debate that in the clash . you don't that in the clash. you don't want to miss it. but first, the news with tatiana sanchez . neal, news with tatiana sanchez. neal, thank you very . our top story thank you very. our top story this evening, british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81. the iconic designer known for her quirky style became synonymous with 1970s punk rock. dressing celebrities , politicians and celebrities, politicians and royalty alike. famed for her androgynous designs, slogans , androgynous designs, slogans, shirts and corseted dresses , she shirts and corseted dresses, she became one of fashion's biggest names . in a statement, her

my superstar panel of emma burnell, sean bailey and, colby ranger join me again to debate the big stories seem to ignore the crisis all year except of course during the festive season. and we find millions as to where all the good chris tell he went. yeah where he go. we'll also be diving into front pages, hot off the presses and will 2023 finally be the year the government gets a grip on the migrant crisis? we'll debate that in the clash . you don't that in the clash. you don't want to miss it. but first, the news with tatiana sanchez . neal, news with tatiana sanchez. neal, thank you very . our top story thank you very. our top story this evening, british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81. the iconic designer known for her quirky style became synonymous with 1970s punk rock. dressing celebrities , politicians and celebrities, politicians and royalty alike. famed for her androgynous designs, slogans , androgynous designs, slogans, shirts and corseted dresses , she shirts and corseted dresses, she became one of fashion's biggest names . in a statement, her

speaker, in closing i want to thank my wife, mary prixman, any kids, colby, saul, bette and molly. i promise to keep the fire under y'all's feet to do the work of justice. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 4, 2021, the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. schweikert: thank you. the injuries of having a really simple last name for a guy in office. we're going to continue a theme we've been working on. it's fairly simple. yet the solutions are really complex. first, trying to get a reality on what's going on with the math. and if i'm a broken record, i absolutely am, but we're going to walk through this again and i really appreciate from doing this a week ago, we did actually a whole bunch of sort of technology disruptions that would crash the price of health care, that would clean the environment that would make bureaucracy much smaller, make us much more productive and wealthy as a society, help the poor, help the working poor, help the working