copeland says ira incentives will support 90% of this future solar project.g about climate? >> absolutely. >> reporter: clay's work led to a shift in how he thinks about climate change and he is not alone. 70% of americans say global warming will hurt future generations, and 62% say congress should do more about the problem. >> i want chocolate chip. single scoop on a waffle cone. >> reporter: we got a taste of the district with republican congressman buddy carter. hit the jackpot here. speak on telling you it's great. >> reporter: across the country, two-thirds of all ira projects are going to g.o.p. health congressional districts. carter's district is gaining 4500 new green jobs, plus $3.5 billion in new investments like ev battery and component factories. in congress, carter who is running for reelection in november voted against the ira. he says he opposed the bill because of a nonclimate element that lowers the cost of some prescription drugs, but he says stifles innovation. is there a contradiction and benefiting from the ira, but then also saying i'm n

but to solar installer clay copeland, it looks like a prophet.mate change? >> i got into solar because it's an excellent business model. the environment wins. the economy wins. >> reporter: copeland's is one of many green businesses flourishing in politically red south georgia, where the country's largest electric vehicle factory is under construction, and other investments are being driven by the inflation reduction act. the ira passed by the biden administration is infusing $73 billion to support the renewable energy transition. copeland says ira incentives will support 90% of this future solar project. when you vote will you be thinking about climate? >> absolutely. >> reporter: clay's work led to a shift in how he thinks about climate change, and he is not alone. >> 70% of americans say global warming will hurt future generations, and 62% say congress should do more about the problem. >> i want chocolate chip. single scoop on a waffle cone. >> reporter: we got a taste of the district with republican congressman buddy carter. hit the jackpot h

copeland says ira incentives will support 90% of this future solar project.te, will you be tlig thinking about climate? >> absolutely. >> reporter: clay's work led to a shift how he thinks about climate change, and he is not alone. 70% of americans say global warming will hurt future generations, and 62% say congress should do more about the problem. >> i want chocolate chip. a single scoop on a waffle cone. >> reporter: we got a taste of the district with republican congressman buddy carter. >> hit the jackpot here. >> i'm telling you, it's great. >> reporter: across the country, two-thirds of all ira projects are going to gop-held congressional districts. carter's district is gaining 4500 new green jobs, plus $3.5 billion in new investments like ev battery and component factories. in congress, carter, who is running for reelection in november, voted against the ira. he says he opposed the bill because of a nonclimate element that lowers the cost of some prescription drugs, but he says stifles innovation. is there a contradiction in benefits from the ira, bu

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we have with us rabbi copeland, the director of interfaith bay area and avi rose. we have on the table a beautiful ritual object that is used at the jewish new year, typically thought of as the happy birthday of the year. the beginning of the new year and the birth of the world. let's talk a little bit about it. why don't you tell folks what we have. >> this comes from an antelope, many times they come from a ram. and there is a lot of deep significance for the holidays. and one is that the sounds and succession made with the shofar are a long, whole note and a series of broken notes and then we come back after that brokenness to wholeness again with a long, steady call. and it really mirrors one of the major themes of the holy days, which is that we start holding our lives and become broken, experience brokenness in the world around us and our own personal lives but the reminder is that we will become whole again. we may not be fixed but we will feel that wholeness again. it has been a very powerful ritual in the days leading up to rosh hashanah every year, in the

they have within place that slowly the villain does an ice and we let it produce out on um sending copeland, i think is an oak sending and it should do uh, will it happen quickly? um, maybe not, but the predicted and direction is absolutely chair. so i am saying in the next 56 . yeah, you will see a strong enough defense industrial base. and i think it's an excellent initiative. why the government, they are completely telemundo bush and you've said that citizens that often for water and in the national security now to do what do you mean by that? see i, i go to a national security strategy and one pillar of died was protecting on people. the point i'm making is not shown to get. it is not merely about it. it's important to predict about us to make sure i think those figured is good. but ultimately, as the citizens of this country and, and why i am saying of protecting them is because you have the shows like jobs. you have the shows like environment, time of change, how it is going to impact uh, organization is going to take place, but i'm going to move from, you know, only just religious to

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and you might assume that it's in designing my city as anyone in copeland which a the, the, the finance for those kind of financial the yeah, the whole story photography, the kids with background check the other 2 i am for so in that case, what does that do financed, say my lease was with the system that was going on with couple of the performance to choose those with the single money for the $60.00 days in the options you and your 1st team today by the state. personal special for the national center. i mean, yeah, the, the one i'm you doing? i'm yeah, i know who before and i've got some in here. come on here for him on law. who are god? oh, who are better? armand, along for the coming up. once you them, i'm going to mail you the there's that there's the, we have them especially me, bethany several consumes that already is able to get her to send you a new settling. assume the unique or solo stuck with a bill was covered up. i'm sure economy for us to look for something of that stuff i've noticed, but i just don't much christian, just let this one putting it don't, don't hold up for it.

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let's bring in cnn's nick valencia so you an attorney, amy lee copeland, nick first to you, tell our viewers what this what this means well, this judge's ruling basically opens the door for the procedure to happen up to 22 weeks of pregnancy. >> this judge, robert mcburney, he said that abortion must now be regulated as they were back in 2019 prior to the passage of the controversial heart heart beat bill and it was back in 2019 that georgia lawmakers passed what was then thought to be one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the country. outline the procedure at six weeks or prior to the time most women realize that they're pregnant, it was incidentally, judge robert mcburney that band, that law, even though it was signed into law by georgia governor brian kemp. and then in 2020 to happen with the supreme court throwing out roe v. wade overturning the national right to an abortion that effectively put the decision about the constitutionality of the heartbeat bill back into the courtroom of robert mcburney, who made the ruling today. and this is what he is saying, wolf and part o

mary jo copeland, whose ministry called sharing and caring hands, serves 1000 meals a week in minneapolis, minnesota. each day, mary jo washes the feet of the homeless and sends them off with new socks and shoes. look after your feet, she tells them. they must carry you a long way in this world and then all the way to god, government cannot do this work. it can feed the body. but it cannot reach the soul. yet government can take the side of these groups helping helper. encouraging the. my administration give taxpayers new incentives to donate charity encourage after school programs that build character and support mentoring groups that shape save young lives. we must give our children a spirit of moral courage because their character is our destiny. we must tell them. we must tell them we tell them with confidence that drugs, alcohol can destroy and bigotry disfigure yours. the heart. our schools must support the ideals of parents elevating, character and abstinence from afterthoughts to urgent goals. we must help our children in our and streets and by finally and strictly enforce our nat

it must have planned for the exposure the much copeland de invalid. and in april and the beginning of may, they implemented in the 1st stage of plenty was to take over the urban space of palestine. and they deep populate most of the palestinian cities out of the 75000 people who lived in haifa. only 3000 remains heifers, old. our neighborhoods today are sprinkled with arabic name signs here that i'm the old photographs on the homes of those who are driven out south of haifa. yes, that was another major palestinian port city that was forcibly populated by zionist forces. certainly try this family was among the few that managed to remain the main tools for the ethnic cleansing of palestine between 1947. 1949 was violence by different zine is those the groups at that time the british called them those groups all the important ballast indians. it is the height, i live wrongly, people who are exposed if you are imagining what's, what is now being done to the police, the indians and gaza. so they are pushing all the population towards the city offered off t

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there's some, some wonderful stories there with jamie flowers, copeland some stories with women who were mathematic aliens who went on to become engineers, people on flight control, people, women who were center directors, women who were in senior leadership, of course. you know, you can't have a book about women at the johnson space center without talking about the astronauts, because that's where astronauts are housed, people who work in training and science, nursing, all sorts of different occupations and we'll get back to the book in a second. but were you able to interview the women that were featured in the hidden figures movie? no, they were not based out of the johnson space center. they were based out of langley research center. so that was not my focus. my focus was really to to focus in on the women who worked in houston, who were some of those women? yeah. so there are a lot of great women who work at the johnson space center. i wish that i had been able to include all of them, but i included 21 women. some of the more interesting women that i included dottie lee. she was a w

this question ended up in india, is copeland's in 2021. the court ruled that all new electrical power lines be laid underground. heavy costs that could make whole future renewable energy projects on viable. that's tedious, social and environmental concerns, which as, as auto renewable energy use, this, this blind approach of having the renewable energy buckler that solar wind in bio diversity hot spots in, in, in yes, which looks better, but is actually very important from the buy net perspective from the every funding perspective from the, from the perspective of costly and species when this should not be a ground on which these ideas i opened up. however, the supreme court decided in 2020, for the bio diversity protection, kind of come up the expense of carbon neutral energy production. the quote of a ton earlier ruling to allow overhead power lines for renewable energy projects. we have to move to the green energy, which is solar and wind and all of this. and therefore, we cannot have such a large area for conservation of the d. no d, i

the dish dot and sonia came to copeland, germany to meet her to the tune was come every minute, felt like a year i was so desperate and it felt like my head would explode. well, but i told myself no matter what happened that i had to survive, lose it, go to length. it was traded for russian. hit man in spies for mother and sonya is persistence, insured. her name was included on the list of 15 political prisoners. this is not, you know, but even without the sonia i wouldn't have survived presents for if it's what happens. it's a miracle. i should should just so miracles are possible. bucetti. sasha is still struggling to regain her health. she's suffering post traumatic stress disorder nature and are to help her deal with the trauma. now she intends to draw lots of pictures of her oppressive experiences in her home country as a free woman with this question, this was my 1st trying to it shows that prisoner exchange forces. now i have to re learn to live in freedom. it may have been set free, but the realization that i'm actually a free person hasn't sunk in yet. do you mind if this on

sepsis copeland or san jose are all looking good right now into the monterey bay. you'll see some patchy fog in the morning giving way to some sunshine the afternoon. kind of cool coast side numbers are hovering in the low 60's. you'll find 71 and sunny and warm though in carmel valley, southern california. of course, they've got the active fires there right now. and you're going to see some pretty poor air quality through the la basin there. so be careful of that temperatures there in the 70's and the 80's in the high country. yeah, you're looking good. how about the mid 70's south lake tahoe, 77 degrees in truckee about 88 in reno. now, if you stick around through the weekend and into early next week, there you go. we've got some changes on the way chance some thunderstorms and some snow across the high country. i think as we get in toward least late sunday into monday. so the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory. how about that? above 8,000 feet are really the higher peaks in the sierra nevada from sunday until 5 o'clock in the afternoon

now if you have not set them both that came up a course to each of them on your 1st last name, 3rd copeland mean you could us that so at least they ask us, will appear to leave me, show the shop with them. is it as pitched thing and you put the detective won't, but i'm comes to work with them to find out what they are with the world going ma'am. the tradition provide to me again or so can you spell that list for you? sure. portal for you. the total of the collection. all set to remote the tip though . okay, so the jim jim . nice to have to check back on the thing was a shit there. i'm assuming you're done, actually it was a shared ratio through chat. so i'm going pick some you up by dish. can you change the suggest pena to costco ever flip the? see me and you do to post on the of these 2. so would you use to manually to meet your skin in general and the former should decide and then bullets with what they call me at the function a little bit that's dependent on my wishes with my stamps. the when i was the studies that i'm with those terms, the fucker schedule that will dispatch them. mm hm.

we have a simple hours down to for some me to come to class copeland is because danielle, can you start it this way? you said you ready for meet owing a pleasure. all the new that shouldn't be able to use the club, but i thought he could do the studies, no crating it or the city. of course i used to drop off in new york for those personally. so i just need to come to the list of the machine for me to supervisor with you on a super rulings activities as ukraine's health minister can be inferred from this ledger to from robot pope. direct to the pentagon, d t. all right, division t also to expedite work on transferring ukrainian loves to the control of us specialist common steps to achieve our joint objective analysis of highly dangerous micro organisms and the consolidation in a single repository of the chavo. but a lot of especially insidiousness humor for, and probably a new and crime schemes to give me a come up. and i'm gonna be always sweet of those. those are pretty much the cream and you can see doing this, the sooner they have some of the periods, and then you realize there's sti

copeland next. rep.bowman: it has been interesting listening to my colleagues on the others i did i'll use phrases such as "follow the science" and "black letter law". since, science overwhelmingly has established that climate change is real and caused by human beings, especially oil and gas companies i am sure they will agree if we follow the science we should stop denying climate change. mr. berry, do you agree with the supreme court's rationale and analysis in the brewer decision? mr. berry: i am not deeply familiar with it. but directionally what i understand is it seems to construe the second amendment as a robust individual right. >> do you consider it a strict interpretation -- structuralist interpretation? mr. berry: i think it reflects the original public meaning. >> so everyone is aware the brewer decision interpreted the second amendment to only allow for gun regulations that existed , or could have existed in 1789 when the second amendment was ratified. there were no machine guns. there were

has toppled the unexpected happens. sasha was allowed to leave russia a dish dot and sonia came to copeland germany to meet her. the only thing the tools come every minute felt like a year i was so desperate and felt like my head would explode or yes, because i would, i told myself no matter what happened since i had to survive the length i was treated for russian hickman and spies for mother and sonya is persistence insured her name was included on the list of 15. political prisoners is not here without sonia, i wouldn't have survived the prison for if it's what happened to some miracle licensure . just so miracles are possible. who sasha is still struggling to regain her health . she's suffering post traumatic stress disorder nature and are to help her deal with the trauma. now she intends to draw lots of pictures of her oppressive experiences in her home country as a free woman with this question, this was my 1st trying to it shows a prisoner exchange forces. now i have to re learn to live in freedom. i may have been set free, but the realization that i'm actually a free person hasn't su

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for good board also raises copeland mean serotonin and nor adrenalin levels in the brain, hormones that influence your mood. so exercise is good against depression, flight endurance, sports are especially effective, but yoga and strength training also help and activity turbo charges your immune system helping prevent cancer. one studies showed that people who were physically active reduce their risk of developing 13 types of cars, sonoma, and sport can help after a cancer diagnosis to, for instance, to support therapy against the bible and prostate tumors. and women with breast cancer. also see big benefit except one day on a mueller discovered a lump in her breast. she just given birth to her 1st child when she received the shocking diagnosis. cancer, it soon became clear that she needed an operation and strenuous rounds of chemo therapy desk to go down colorado 6, that's my 1st thought was, i won't survive this. i won't live to see my daughter grow up. i thought you really often and said to myself, to you on what can i do to help my body get healthy again? so it does depend on me. so

he has stood down because of these potential issues regarding his copeland capability. and we now have a different person on the democratic ticket. so there's so much to look at in the us itself. and despite tool of this, us continues to point the blame on russia and we're seeing which ones right now. so we've had all to contributors like score rate to who have had the homes rated in recent months. the close of the links to this channel and the f b i morning that there are more rates to come. so reading what we're saying is once again, the finger being pointed, not just it rushes specifically on, on outlet, on a specific attempt to scan people from perhaps participating, giving their views on our platform. i just wish the results spend more time looking inward rather than outward to try to fix all those problems. all right, or to start investigate charlotte. thank you. all right, let's sit across now to a cell, kenton, journalist steps button to key india. it's all good to have you on the program with us. so you had another wave of accusations against r t report. are th

we have a simple arrows down to push me to come to class. copeland is cuz then you can use the suite same you ready for the meter? when a pleasure, i'll be more than he is actually be able to use the flow, but i thought he could do the stylus, no crating it or serious close. i used to drop off in new york for those 3 so, so just give me the list of the machine for me to supervisor with you on a super ruins activities as ukraine's health minister can be. and from this led to from robot pope, director of the pentagon, the t r. a division fee also to expedite work on transferring ukrainian labs to the control of us specialist common steps to achieve our joint objective analysis of highly dangerous micro organisms and the consolidation in a single repository of the shovel overall of the session. insidiousness humor for and probably a new and crime schemes to give me a come up. and i'm gonna be always really low, pretty much to cream and you could to be able to use the center to have someone stands. and many of you are very still not from fish. give us depaula, but the edge come uh, well,

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we have a support that has done to session when we come to class copeland is because the new service where you said you ready for the meter when a pleasure, all the new that shouldn't be able to use the flow. but i pretty control this time is no credit union or the city, of course i use fiscal year should be off the new york place or so just give me the shooting for me to supervisor with you on a super rulings activities as ukraine's health minister can be inferred from this ledger to from robot pope, director of the pentagon, d t, all right division. the also to expedite work on transferring ukrainian loves to the control of us specialist. common stems to achieve our joint objective analysis of highly dangerous micro organisms under consolidation, in a single repository of the facade below, or below, especially insidiousness humor for and probably a new and crime schemes to give me and them. but again, i'm going to be always, we have the pretty much the cream and you could t, uh, be able to use the center. they have some of the new off. there's still not from the disk. it was to fal

be sorted in an interim overground facility and then transported to well, where exactly must have copeland is we need a final storage site where we can bring the radioactive waste and we don't have that yet. and so we need a temporary location, my suspicion log on us a, it's a symbol of a time when nuclear power have to succeed, come with me. and the long term consequences of the new technology will actually downplayed or ignored, of the harmful impact. the c o 2 emissions are also often down plate or ignored. carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas at a true climate killer. one technology called carbon capture and storage could help make it different. the us in norway lead the world in carbon management and the oil and gas industry to the master. great deal of know how. so could this technology also be used in the cement chemicals and steel industry, the why or norway end the us ahead of germany on carbon capture and storage? and what is it exactly? both countries benefit from the technical know how of their oil and gas industries . and they're heavily investing in c c. s. technology. there's

i think of mary jo copeland, whose ministry called sharing and caring hands, serves 1000 meals a week in minneapolis, minnesota. each day, mary jo washes the feet of the homeless and sends them off with new socks and shoes. look after your feet, she tells them. they must carry you a long way in this world. and then all the way to god. government cannot do this work. it can feed the body. but it cannot reach the soul. yet government can take the side of these groups helping the helper and encouraging the inspired. my administration will give taxpayers new incentives to donate to charity encourage after school programs that build character and support mentoring groups that shape and save young lives. we must give our children spirit of moral courage. because their character is our destiny, we must tell them. we must tell them. we must tell them with that drugs and alcohol can destroy you and. bigotry. disfigure is the heart. our school must support the ideals of parents elevating character and abstinence from afterthoughts to urgent goals. we must help protect our children in our school

his diapers a representative to the united nations. dimitri poly off, he said, washington is can copeland gave brew of allegations because all to provides and alternative perspective is popular around the globe and it doesn't blindly follow the mainstream. narrative is the reason to us open to which on before every election and tried to spin the narrative of the legit russian interference. the current and us administration is absolutely not interested in americans having access to any alternative point of view. since archie is still a very popular channel in the us and around the world, washington is trying to direct its anger. specifically at ortiz and other russian news agencies that are trying to convey the truth. this is an absolute persecution of freedom of speech which is condone by the us administration. this is an absolutely outrageous situation that shows the complete degradation of us society and its transformation into a new liberal dictatorship in which freedom of speech and freedom of the media mean absolutely nothing to keep this on each other. so we're on university profess

reported, but tributes have been pouring in from across the ballet world, with dancers including misty copelandof 200 elephants for human consumption. the controversial decision comes amid food shortages and a severe drought in the country which the world food programme says is the worst in more than a0 years. paris bid a final farewell to the olympics on saturday with a grand parade on the champs—elysses, followed by musical concert around the arc de triomphe. around 70,000 people gathered for the parade, which included 300 french athletes and para—athletes as well as vounteers and public sector workers. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. in the forecast for sunday, we both have sunshine and some rain. but the rain isn't going to be particularly widespread, and with a bit of luck, most of us will have a fine, dry day. let's have a look at the satellite picture. here's the weather front sweeping towards us earlier on. that's brought the damp weather to parts of wales and northern england, and through the course of sunday, the weather front will drift a little bit further south and then event

we found love to our policy for from the to pull this copeland, the life of our introduction, you centered in moscow. this is artsy hello, welcome to the program r t was found in the west 2 years ago, but apparently that hasn't stopped us from middle again, this year is u. s. presidential election dot is according at least to washington's justice department. it claims russia and specifically earl network is engaged, and this is the income paying to influence the outcome of the trump harvest race ortiz editor in chief as i'm a lou sanctioned by american officials in response, margarita simonian question, how the united states would cope with all or to convenient bogeyman like us. the one thing i don't understand is if they finally kick us out, how would they hold the next election? they have no other scenarios at all except to undermine a competitor. scaring the penguins over his connections with the almighty are t. i'm pleased, of course, but suppose we leave completely then what they will cancel the next election. oh, they will cancel. i can feel it in my heart. or we won't leave that arc

the to will head home in february, alongside messes nick hague and russian cause no alexander copeland off that's it. from the north times you must be found on a website that's out there. a don't comb with live pages on level and concept was that good morning? use to announce a 0 of the counting, the cost to stay with the the i had a lot of the, the monsoon has been slow and it search rates in south asia. so we've seen some very heavy rain across and a pool also in the eastern parts of india, that's called flooding in b hot provence. the good news is the skies have dried slightly, at least the re also for the showers around for the heaviest. all the rain is for the east of this for me and my bundle with dish and india is northeast. we'll also see some big bus of rain down in the very south for the likes of the movies as well as relying cause some heavier rain as well coming back in to weston and some central parts of india. but let me know if it is looking a lot quieter. lots of hazy, sunshine phone. you daddy and pretty quiet conditions across much of pockets. done the quiet and is a