speaker, i rise today to recognize the longest standing superintendent of cumberland island national seashore gary ingram and congratulate him on his new job offer at the rocky mountain national park. mr. ingram has been with the national park service for other 20 years before joining us in cumberland he served in many positions at yosemite and also at the jimmy carter national historic site. he began leading the cumberland team in 2014 and because of his efforts and accomplishments also became the superintendent of fort frederica national monument. during his nine-year tenure, his elevating leadership style and enthuse quasm for the outdoors ensured each park was properly taken care osm recently, mr. ingram accepted a superintendent position at rocky mountain state park. i would like to thank him for everything he has done for the beautiful parks in georgia's first district and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors in the rockis. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i a

thank you very much. celebrate the cumberland, eunice, be proud of who you are. and that is the only way we are going to promote our own culture by celebration as of basically a break to one another level. so yeah, you'll call me and let us know what you think about these because i'm setting is not on income and that is just waiting on it's going on all around the world. so let's find out from you how. how do you think these companies so until they meet again, be solved. the . it's always great to get some ideas from you, the people, if you don't promote and celebrate your own products, how can i be known around the world? i think it kind of shows effort has to be made to promote the local music industry . what do you think about us know across all social media platforms? it's always great, aaron from you i. i'm eddie micah julia. so you next line, the, the, the, the beautiful nefertiti who owns her egypt most prominent work of arts and germany's most iconic museum, art historian, benedicts, so forth, reopen the case around the bus. she asks what the cultural her

the town embodies the inspiration of the work that i do. yonah was found in 1888 when cumberland was a german protect right after world war. one kind of ruin was split into english and french colonies. in 1972. it became the seat of the united republic of come a ruling. sylvie takes us to come to ruins, reunification monuments, which was a bill to honor the post colonial emerging of british and french colored as a post colonial structure. so that's why i really, really like it. it's a reminder of the colonial structures is a reminder of colonialism. it's a reminder of the pain we went through as a people with the co noises. from past to present young is colorful and always hustling. much like makoto. here you can find anything from me to questions of copeland that's that's most importantly the spices for common rooms . so again marcia moreno in yonder and i really really liked this market because it's a representation of the house of mind, a bustling company. that's right. who is well known for its diverse and often spicy dishes. i'm really very hungry now. so let's go grab some lunc

i'm here until cumberland. thanks for joining us. the german winning offer is available and for every language learning german has ever been simpler german to go the of the when do people feel free? united and independent for the life of young people. it's when this celebrates in through. so i'm gone. for the last $150.00 d is the country on the gold. 60 hosts a traditional song, anton festival. there are people who simply can't live without this festival. the smallest one. yes. think i'm crazy about music speaking to them. it's this is jane speaking. it's in my blog at the post, the progress you alaina's from russia out of minds is lovely in 2 cultures in one country. politically, a difficult relationship. both are relevant to the festival. here they are o one p for the, the full, the grams, and all the concepts, the participants must practice 5 years know twice a week. they rehearse traditional songs with roots and full clue, but also and professional music for russian singer, alina eagle, show you that these amenities open the doo

coming up next reporter of looks at the importance of singing to last year's national identity until cumberland. thanks for joining the questions. got any issues with a lot say what? the 2016. that's a good bye to the queen, cousin wants to be of them and it was the name the last few years have been quite a ride, getting fairly in touch with the averted on the harmony when it comes to gemini is on the call. so with look right in the eyes for kids, but perhaps the biggest on the new hobby at $900.00 on the referred not to be in the news that refers and never comes. but when you're feeling altogether, you'll realize it's called just as another way of living. are you ready to meet with them and then join me, right? just do it on dw, the of the, when do people feel free? united and independent for the lots of young people, it's when this celebrates in through. so i'm down for the last 150 d is the country on the gold. 60 hosts a traditional song and dance festival. there are people who simply can't live without this festival. the smallest one. yes. think i'm crazy about music system isn't it sustai

now i've seen a to percent of cumberlands con thing should be enjoyed every way you respect before we were talking music, dance movie, 80 percent on 20 percent giving to the fore we contain i'd like to hear from vicki for carla, u. n. m. c, an event planner on a very well known one in the entertainment industry. what do you have to see about the issue of the 8 between c cause any of the ink in the regulations into, into the main industry. okay. speaking about the regulations, i'd like to use a metaphor to, to explain that these glasses are from a brand. and with me i have this glasses that are made by a cum runyan brent. this is a camera and brand. now i think the whole 18 to discussion is why should i with this, instead of this, or why should i way this instead of this? now both of them look amazing. they look nice. they all free to me properly, but why would i choose to with this? i'll just what is because to speak small to me. it relates small to where come from . it relates most of my culturally relate small to my life where i'm everything about me. it is my country and it is beau

ok, one music and every 30 that is cumberland, you know, as you, as an mc, i'm an advocate for the 8 between see do you hold a mike until the d stop lane come on. yeah. music in this event. oh, do you just because the people, the money, you just let it go? of course i will do my own that icon. i will, ex, they normally. sometimes it gets complicated cuz it's not my event. if you go and sometimes before, the couple comes to get married, they have the own place that they must have had what to do. so it's a 20, it's all about, it's about can we start to put value on ours? as a beloved guy, your responsibility is not to be paid. your responsibility is to let the music or whatever else you choose that your block per month. if you're a block, you said music block that i'm such for good fellows, i'm expose them. that is your job. thank you very much. i like what you said. i'll come back to you, but i was calling behind here now for you as a consumer, would you be appreciated? somebody tell you what to watch as a consumer or would you go for what you love? so when we're looking at the conten

thank you very much. celebrate the cumberland, eunice, be proud of who you are. and that is the only way we are going to promote our own culture by celebrating ourselves by celebration one another. let us. yeah, you'll call me and let us know what you think about these because i'm setting his local incoming one that is waiting on. it's going on all around the world, so let's find out from you how. how do you think these companies so until they meet again, be so it's always great to get some ideas from you, the people, if you don't promote and celebrate your own products, how can i be known around a well, i think it kind of shows efforts has to be made to promote the local music industry . what do you think about us know across all social media platforms? it's always great hearing from you. i. i'm eddie micah, julia. so you next line, the, the, the business, the view will tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news

the, the business, the w news, live cumberland, russia threatens to walk away from the black sea rain deal, the year long deal expires on monday. and then during the premium, grave exports that much of the world depends on president vladimir putin, is using the pressure to put back on western sanction. hollywood shut down us film and television stars joined riders on stripe boulevard, shrinking pay, and the right of artificial intelligence. it is the biggest show bit stripe, 60 years, the sarah kelly, welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin is threatening to walk away from the black sea grain deal unless some sanctions are lifted. the year long deal has guaranteed safe shipping routes and enables ukraine to export grant to the world with the deal set to expire on monday. putting is using the pressure to demand western countries and blockages on some russian exports and payments. when we're gonna have somebody, we may suspend all participation in the deal here, which you know, i mean like i say once again and then they will fulfill the promise is given to us, let them

he and his team regularly head out together vegetable scraps in the cumberland and communities of pend, there's no municipal waste collection. so everything is up on the streets for the family green cooperation and g o. it's a valuable resource. who's a home policy, valo, he's in addition to recycle this household waste. and the useful way to shop it's lying around everywhere and most of it is vegetable ways which can used to produce eco friendly charcoal for lots of people. yeah, it costs less so it's affordable, not finding it. obviously if i meet people who i was to shop wake, rosie, i'm one to pay the team as all the equipment they need. they use a cargo tract to bring the bags of vegetable scraps to the respect thing. got. so you can process hundreds of kiddos of waste a month. the 1st step is sorting the waste bananas, coin stokes, as well as coconut then fam, blue branches are all good for making organic charcoal. just like the woods chuckle, the material for us has to be burned. the team works to keep the emissions to a minimum. the bed vegetable waste is then mixed with other

the, the, this is steve off your new slack cumberland, the united states decides to get comfortable and start your plan. us residential by the defense sending house and itself the font, or should have weapons to health care from the fight against russia, saying it's the right thing to do. also coming up nato for past sort of key summit with the focus on membership for you create in sweden, but that off question. so with the alliance, those capabilities are us generalized. as dw nato is knox ready to face. any tread from russia will be working alongside to provide assistance and support and will not be replacing any existing jobs. reassuring would set a united nations a i comment, but your boards also say the good one. the federals on facebook, the number such as well. welcome to the program. the united states has decided to send gustovo and to ukraine to help key fight the russian and the reason the white house as presidential by and made the difficult decision to supply the contribution of weapons because it was the dr. ping to do more than a 100 country band. gusto bones, because the

the wall to sports, the french football and so for stock healey, i didn't bossy cause the stay in cumberland where he has traveled to visit his father's town. he says he's using the time in coming in to decide his next move in . bobby has not renewed his contracts with his club party sends a man, meaning he can leave for free next summer. more than $200.00 snails slacked it out of the animal. well, it's no reason championships, the snails competes around the $0.30 and may test secular truck striving to appease the opponents. there was no need for a slow moving a task. the invincible bets and breeds crossed the line. this is william steele. trina was for you. let's see the youngest in the events history, and you have today's coming up next reports of features, new way of, of female canadians defy and conventions, and when in last, in pakistan, i maybe mike, a junior, thanks for your time, the guardians of truth. my name is joan dean and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing.

should i say your opinion is that we should actually comb with the compelling force towards the cumberland? yeah. using a different practice, but i should be compelling. we should be compelling. all right, thank you. i want to come to do, you know, and i'll get back to you. do you know um we were talking about identity. we have completed colleen. i because we have um, um the fill out the fill out for electrical and he's got more reading then they do as a building on we'll have him beauty and for the kids now in the music. what do we have uncomfortable that you advice on a communions or are these to build on? we have we have our own identity. i mean we have a seasonal thing because see me, we have so many. i see that those are both cool. we have rep, i see that the book of book who is our cultural means and it means that between english and just song. so we have an identity. now i want to talk to my pregnant lease right here. the keys hung up for a while before, before i talked to, before i talk about these out is it goes going to be connected. you spoke about the seventy's in the seventy's

witnesses saw the person behind the wheel drive off the dead end at cumberland and land upside down at 19th and sanchez at around 7:19 saturday evening. we are told a car full of people work captured on cellphone video eating out of the overturned car minutes before police arrived. officers will say they have been unable to locate those inside the car, but have not said if they committed any crimes other than leaving the scene of an accident. witnesses describe the moments is be -- moments before and after impact. >> screeching tires and then airborne. i heard a thud. that is when they were bouncing through the overgrowth and hit trees and it landed and it was silence. >> when i ran out, i heard muffled yelling from inside the car. i yanked on the door. fortunately, was not stuck at all. people started pouring out. >> everybody out? reporter: one witness describes hearing the people inside the car saying they had three minutes and needed to run. there are so many questions about why those in the car left the accident scene. another witness says a man showed up after the crash of a tell

and the dog cumberland, who suggested that some parties involved in the ukraine complete actually want a pro long day sion of to some it's beneficial right. of countries within nato. and that's on hesitant some odd even though pausing to actually you in joining nato. so i don't think this is going to happen by you expect that's we are going to come with the same uh all the propaganda and support the statements of the basically express. and i didn't this to supply you could and was more of what tens of various sorts which could only for a longer well the lord in ukraine. and so the complicates conditions and then the child says for a peaceful dialogue, a solution to the crisis. so what plato is doing, what to buy than is doing a lot to other members of near to doing is actually putting the zalinski on dual credit in the corner. so for send to the wrong conditions on this for as easy. who has no say indian, what is going in the game is no more than a phone on a chessboard being moved by the americans, that birds and others are to the united nations in new york. now as a un security counc

nascar is instructing its soldiers of the ministry outpost south of a capital mintz. meanwhile, the cumberland says wagner's legal status needs to be reviewed. president vladimir putin said the group has no legal basis to operate inside russia last month, shortly. for 1000000000 by the messenger is, was a my seat was challenged to pollutants, 23 year room. people in the south and midwest of the united states have been want to stay indoors as temperature as a full con.

the cumberland was in, was in the city, and the confederates under braxton bragg held held high ground around around chattanooga and if you read about the siege, chattanooga, which place during october and of november of 1863, bragg spent an enormous amount of time fighting with his immediate subordinates, many of whom wanted to want believed he should be replaced. and that's so that's so in the talking about leonidas polk, who had been a longtime foe of bragg, james longstreet, who had left lee's army, as most of you know, reinforce bragg's army. frank cheatham, john c breckinridge. there was a whole host of generals who despised bragg and in some cases just refused to obey his orders. there two other factors i wanted to mention. one is union generalship. obviously, we don't want to forget u.s. grant and then his successor in the spring of 1864, william t sherman, the confederate leaders, the army of tennessee, were facing off against the central architects of union victory. right. so so that's a factor. i also wanted to mention the department structure, which changed over time and th

when the car drove off the dead end at cumberland and landed on its roof, knocking down a tree near the intersection of 19th and sanchez streets. after hearing the crash, this neighbor rushed to the scene. he said he spoke to a man who said he had been carjacked. >> they kicked him out of the car somewhere down the block. he fought them. in the end them hit him like in the head i t a gun. that's what he said. he said when they were fighting, his shirt got torn. i saw. that. >> reporter: officials said the occupants fled the scene, but two days after the crash police are still searching for the group. >> thought it was a stolen car and there's a lot of desperation out there right now for anybody to take that and drive so recklessly. i am interested in what that story is and hearing the video you can hear a woman saying, "i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry," and she says, "i love you." so i'm just intrigued by that whole story. >> reporter: especially because she thinks this incident is just another sign things are complicated in her neighborhood. >> i never felt uncomfortable before, but i

burden catastrophe. climate change starts july 13th on dw, the, the, the, this is the w news, live cumberland, russian rockets make a deadly strike on ukraine hitting the western city of lives. and apartment building as hits. at least 4 people have died according to the interior minister. meanwhile, concerns grow around the safety of the russian controlled nuclear facility in separate yeah, we have the latest from our port.

now on to the the, this is do you got your new slack cumberland, the united states decides to give profitable and us presidential by the defense sending house. and so if the font or sort of weapons to has came from the fight against russia, saying it's the right thing to do. also coming up nato for fast for.

host: michael in new cumberland, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. want to tip my hat to both of you for your willingness to demonstrate how we can get along in this country. i also want to say what a great neighbor new jersey is to pennsylvania. especially the beaches. my question is this. i know it's difficult to let go of the current leaders in each party for 2024 but imagine for a minute that donald trump and joe biden are not the nominees. who do you guys each see in either party as the next person up? and of course this could project out to 2028 but my question is, theoretically, there's no -- no joe biden and no donald trump in 2024. who is the next person up? host: all right. governor cox? gov cox: you just described dreams i've been having for months. i think, you know, it is amazing. i have to say. this recent polling shows that 60% of republicans are not -- are not excited about the current frontrunner and 70% of democrats are not excited about their current frontrunner. so this is the least exciting election in our lifetime. nobody wants

the town embodies the inspiration of the world that i do wonder was found in 1888 when cumberland was a german protect right after world war. one kind of reason was split into english and french colonies in 1972. it became the seat of the united republic of come a ruling. sylvie takes us to come to ruins, reunification monuments, which was the bill to honor the post colonial merging of british and french colored as a post colonial struck charles. so that's why i really, really like it. it's a reminder of the colonial structures. as a reminder of colonialism, it's a reminder of the pain we went through as a people with the color noises from past to present young is colorful and always happening. much like makoto here you can find anything from me to questions of copeland that's that's most importantly the spices for coming rooms . so if you're a mushroom, a condo in your own day, and i really, really like this market because it's a representation of the house and a bunch of incoming rooms. that's right. however, it is well known for its diverse and often spicy dishes. i'm really very h

these people that put that to walk into cumberland involved the problems which might come up out of as a walk in a group as that was a primary drop. right? uh, and as i says be, is not only about to impressions, it's about preventing this kind of thing stuff happened. and so they felt that there's upset there. but at the same time, the problem this puts in is that he is to some extent parts of the system. just remember that he is a trained kids, you'd be officer and in the similar circumstances. so 2 years ago. and that's and that's 1. 1 is a kid, you'd be in some wild people as a parent and they're all wanted to stage occluded, taught and topple gorbachev. most of the ranks are inside of the kitchen being decided to do exactly the same to wait and see, puts in did absolutely nothing. his friends, people, he now respects and who on now is a i'll on, is a key positions and as a russian security services the all the, the same be absolutely nothing, nothing and not to not to one. so you'll have this strange, emotional thing, shape and all false statement that actually when something reall

that was last night just after 7:00 on cumberland street in the dolores heights neighborhood. you see this white sedan speeding before it broke through a railing, barrelling down the steps. the car brought down a tree bebefore landingng u upside dow 19thth and sanchez. neighbors helped free the five peoplele inside t that car.. this sururveillancee videoeo sh three e of them w walking awayy the scene. the fire department says they all got away on foot. today we spoke with neighbors about what happened right after the crash. >> i was reading bedtime stories to my 2-yeard i heard a d that extremely loud. my family goes up and down these steps all the time. my daughter and i have a passion project to try to plant the succulents in the planters here and we could have easily been standing there at that moment. >> well, no bystanders were hurt. police are investigating what led to that crash. and another close call with a driver, this time on the peninsula. that driver spotted going the wrong way on 280. we've got video. it happened around 5:30. you see the officers approaching the

all the fireworks on the cumberland river will be set to the music from the national symphony orchestraeen storms that caused a lot of power outages in nashville and memphis, and we are trying to squeeze it in. looks like the concerts are good to go. the children's activities are happening. music on the live stage as well. hopefully we'll have the rain out of the way, not starting until at least midnight, something people here are looking forward to as we have thousands expected in person and many watching on tv. rivalled only with nashville new year's eve celebrations. a lot of eyes on nashville. happy 4th. >> bryan: a lot of travel snaffus and whatnot, is it as packed or more than what they are used to? >> terms of hotel affordability, what i judge it by, hotel rooms are available. >> bryan: and you said it's brad paisley? i have to wrap. hour three of fox news live continues right after this. ♪ today, my friend you did it, you did it, you did it... ♪ centrum silver is now clinically shown to support cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your he

throughout the range, not only american history, but also dating back to the statue of cumberland. and they say and that they were just playing fast and loose with originalism and then changing the baseline about what period of time mattered in order to reach the third -- the preferred result. how would you describe the majority and who have a better argument? guest: part of the debate is a methodological debate about the originals themselves and injustice priors dissent it takes issue with what he views as overreliance on history and historical meaning and interpreting the second amendment. no surprises justice pryor has always been a critic of originalism and has always viewed the second amendment more through an interest bound approach. weighing various risks of harm and benefits to come up with what he would view as the best, most reasonable policy. i do not think that is mischaracterizing. i think that is how you would generally view the constitutional education more broadly. i think there are a lot of methodological russians left on -- questions left unresolved that we have t

home surveillance footage shows the car crashed straight through a metal railing on cumberland street. a dead end street. it goes through some trees on this hill. branches go flying and then it lands on its roof here on sanchez and 19. this happened saturday night around 7:20 p.m. in the video posted on social media, you see people immediately run to help opening the doors to let the people inside out. then you can see two people run off up the stairs. you can also hear a woman apologizing to someone inside saying, i'm sorry, i love you. when does this tell us this was a result of a car jacking? and they were shocked. no one was hurt. and then they get out and walk away. that was crazy. they're lucky as #### also, if you rewind a little bit, you could see that just 40s before that car came plummeting down, there were three people on those stairs. they crossed the street right before the car landed. lucky they weren't there. just a few seconds earlier. now, police are still looking for the people inside that car. in that video, you could see two people in hoodies take off up that stair