i mean, i, chief political correspondent, need a honda well nato secretary general against dalton bad says the military alliance is determined to shorten ukraine's past to membership. he was speaking at the meeting of nation of foreign ministers in prob, call to discuss that continued support for keith, and its attempts to repel russia's all asking page. is this dalton folks at moscow should not think he could wipe out the will as that even the present booty and had been threatening nato since his thoughts of the conflict. they would not be due to health, the offense is not escalation. self defense is the monthly right. it is enshrined and then you, instructor ukraine has the rights on the responsibility to protect its people. and we have the rights to help ukraine uphold. it's right themselves defense. as i said, you know, your pin correspondence that re good was following about a meeting of nights or defense ministers in prague. i asked him, what else the secretary general headset instruct that made it very clear that the nato has every right to support ukraine. because this is also

dalton will face a number of pressing challenges for the air force. the services operated at a high tempo for the past two decades supporting around-theclock operations in the middle east and around the world. this mission has strained air force personnel and aid to combat fleet quicker than anticipated. this also challenged air force leaders to adequately invest in modernization efforts with china posing new unprecedented challenges to our air power in the indo-pacific and emerging technologies like hypersonic weapons and unproved aerial systems or uas create new threats around the world. the air force must adapt quickly to stay ahead. in particularly the air force must continue to strengthen and improve itzhak decision system -- improve its acquisition seem to match the speed of technological change. the next under secretary will need to take steps to ensure that the air force has a secure and reliable industrial base and a trained and qualified workforce. at her confirmation hearing she pledged her immediate unwavering attention to these issues. th

discuss, support for your crime and its attempts to expound, to repel versus all that invasion is dalton books and russia should not get the impression that he could wipe out the will. and on russia strapped to be got the loosening of restrictions on ukraine's use of western weapons against it. he said the changes were justified. health defense is not escalation. self defense is the for the monthly right. it isn't strange and then you, instructor ukraine has the rights on the responsibility to protect its people. and we have the right to help ukraine. a poll, it's right of self defense. why see new york pen correspondent, band vegas has been following back meeting in prague and asked him what else you installed in buckets. that the secretary general's stress. the fact that there is no need for restrictions on the use of weapons from best and allies in ukraine. anymore, because russia's attacks are getting more brutal and more fiercely, and if use lee, and so ukraine can not fight with one hand on its back. he said, that's why ukraine now needs long range tillery to strike back, especiall

the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of melissa griffin dalton of virginia to be under secretary of the air force shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossof

i rise today to congratulate southern company ogle thorpe power, dalton utilities and all partners involved in plant vogue's unit four officially coming online. at the heart of georgia's 12th district we are home to plant vogel, where the first two nuclear reactors to be constructed in over three decades in the united states are now fully operational. representing a key investment in georgia's energy future. unit three entered commercial operation in july, 2023, and now unit four has followed suit. this historic achievement has been years in the making and proves that america can still do big things. plant vogel is now officially the largest nuclear power station in the country. and i am proud that georgia's 12th district is a leader in america's nuclear energy future. as i've said many times before, and all of the above $energy strategy -- an all-of-the-above energy strategy is crucial to maintaining america's energy dominance. nuclear has a pick of toll role to play -- pivotal role to play. throughout the nation, we have 11,000 utility-scale electric power plants currently under operation

bob dalton cells and other goes to a homeless shelter for free every day this week, we're bringing you stories of people who are champions for change and are quietly reshaping the world. this is bob dalton story what would you do if you ended up having a family member experience homelessness? >> that was the question that i really was wrestling with one of my mom ended up on the streets and when i tried to help her and reach out to her, she kept saying, i'm on my own journey with all of the emotion and all of the frustration that i was working through, it inspired me to do something i started my company sap pop and ashes, but the goal full of for every blanket that we sell will donate a blanket to your local homeless shelter these blankets over here these are all boxed up blankets, donation blankets maybe going out to shelters this week. so far, almost a half 1 million has been designated to homeless shelters around the united states again, wanted to localize the one for one model to encourage small businesses to get involved as well. >> i wanted to give people an opportunity to make d

exercising the rights for a speech he did so in the public interest was to so long realized pen smith and dalton, and honestly of late continuously. i know why advice may know who is the guy that illegal anymore wisely bought. adjustments for him to be on box weighing a $174.00. he used to go through the sentence all week. going to let that stay the in 1936 of holidays called sentence bundio to life imprisonment for terrorism, but he didn't languish in prison for long and 1939. at the start of world war, 2, german troops occupying poland, released the valuable agent immediately. seated easy or crying skilled enough to allow the smooth. what's up the possible to deal with this by area of to stop the mr. tony, if you miss out just to be sure to this is up with the if i she's going to get a minute. gmc receiving yours, let's go to the exhaust. silver name is which just on your door you live, gmc wasn't need. yeah, i mean you want to from our, to, with, of using the, at the tier model for you and this model get that girl nutritional in the late seventy's nazi germany was preparing to attack the sovi

because what i wanted to be and what i wanted to see in the scenes, dalton 5th was a reality. and when is this royalty doesn't fit for me anymore? i had to break down um to yeah, i go to to the stage where has programs for extra me is to help them getting all to have some to gain responsibility for the lives and to actions. yeah, i did that. it was a very long and filed way and it shows me that this democrat, the i c do it and i fought against is way, way, way better. yeah. but then every seeing, i would have a, she was my hate and my violent and my initial social is i the olds app. and so i guess it's a long way, but i believe that democratic is better and we should teach that. and we should be proud to live in a state which show people, hey, you can look for in freedom, you can make your individual choices, no leader, no party, no religion will make you a dig top. what do we have to do and not to new? so we should more pop freedom and what we have. yeah, in the photos and instead of going against hate, undergoing against violence. that's very important too. but we should sho

it allowed dalton jeffreys to score. put that down for a triple. now, when is jorge soler's bat coming alive? right at rafael devers. look how he felt about it. he's hitting just .211 this season. red sox won 6-2. san francisco's record fell to 14-17. >>> you ever touch a stove or a cooktop and just too hot? that's how the a's feel. shea langeliers, too much bat. watch out for flying wood. sent teammates scrambling. oakland's tyler nevin enfuego against the pirates. had his fourth straight multihit game and nine-game hitting streak. a's started ross stripling. rocking and dealing. pitched six shutout innings, allowed just three hits. stripling got his first win in a couple of years. oakland won it 4-0, finished off a sweep. they're 15-17, better record than the giants. >>> a pivot to the nba playoffs. you want to see some of the best of kai reirving, sara? right here with the dallas mavericks. skills against the clippers. took that third quarter give me that, and this is what happened. kyrie irving circus performer at the l.a. clippers. dallas roll

individual fellow bricks, members, china, and south africa are amongst those, sending their condolences dalton, which on behalf of the chinese government and its people, we express all jeep condolence, a sold the death of president. but you see in the how the call to accidents, and since i've taken off this president, vice city has made important contributions to maintaining your own security and stability. promot to national development and personal parity. and also my active efforts to consolidate and develop the china. your role and comprehensive strategic partnership is unfortunately down to is a huge loss gives you that you rodney and people. the chinese people have lost a good friend, an industry and department is deeply sho, inside and at the reports of the policy of these excellence, the prison, tracy. of these allow me for a public, i'll be around, as well as my colleague, the minister of do i have the minister of foreign affairs of these lumnick republic . i'll be around the policy on very tragic circumstances. just causes us to express our deepest condolences and sympathies to the g

you estimate floating dalton bill to deliver aid to garza. well, most plans for things remain closed and drive is trying to transport was much needed supplies that were tax spot is wally settling. also had breast 3 consolidations selected media and journalists, which for years has been built under the labeling of rubber feet. so as a criminal and they will do everything they can't insure to 12 of the seats. it does not prove a slovak defense when it says, says western media bass, the blame for provoking the assassination attempt on pm roberts fits that. i've only solved on 5 minnesota baxley accusations and an exclusive interview with allstate. majority of this mass, the media us are going against the majority of sort like citizens search create function in society times age where i coney a know made by us, send me legitimate government and stuff. how protest is described noun deflation. to increase mobilization in ukraine, kind of think of a short video of the truckers protest under a dis, a key of highway against the draconian laws of the s

so in southern dalton is really attack on account for internally displaced. people is killed at least $35.00 palestinians, many of the dead and injured a women and children strikes a come as just days off to the international court of justice or to israel to stop as of types of rough or the i. c j ruling on the military offensive in the south could bring about the physical destruction of palestinians and cut the re, begins coverage from darrow by law in government. and this is what is really forces had declared se soon, one of the largest comes for displace people in the fall. struck by messiah's in an attack, light is really forces getting dozens of people in injury. many more fires quickly spread through the cloth tents and families filtering their had little protection. what like the just means most of the bodies were charged and burned well injured people lost limbs and suffered other injuries cheap for the use of potentially prohibited weapons that cause the mass of fire, which are up to the many of the injured, including joined to rush to the query hosp

so in the public interest lies and smith and dalton and louis slated to relate to seriously, i know why advice may know who is the guy that illegal anymore wisely bought. adjustments for to be on box weighing a 175 used to go through the sentence. are we going to let that stay the welcome back across stock were all things are considered computer level to and you were discussing palestine. the this is go back to us about in bay road, you know, this one phrase gives me hope and it gives me a sense of dread at the same time. and it's the 2 state solution which, you know, that's the, the fallback position that everyone talks about in mainstream western media of corporate media here. but of course we know that the current prime minister of israel and nothing. yeah. who is its been um, uh inside the israel will never support that biden's minions come out and say that is the goal and all that and, and it doesn't take a whole lot to see. well, what kind of a farce are we going through here? if the administration that is funding and giving diplomatic support for this genocide, i just think that

they are trying to limit the speech because we are, we are actually the people who are working in dalton has to meet you on social media. are the ones who have a future and not the tradition of the media and increasing number of people are listening to them. what's happening and do not assist in this campus. this is the biggest example of it. that's why the american administration, they want to band tick tock and they want to buy it. it fails quite on stuff, football, this change that doesn't, it is the us cleans onto his position in this unit. polar, well, be the idea of a multi po, this is todd single and people like the sound of the especially, you know, the african continent is african needs the saying that equal partnerships would be a condition, a cooperation with the west. do you think there's a chance that the us might actually embrace this position? won't this idea perhaps on to a different present the lights of a share? you know, kind of, the simple answer is no, because the, the, with the presidents could change. and however, the decision making process is much more complicate

full scale offensive on the city, which was once considered the last safe haze for civilians inside. dalton will say coming up on the program. sylvia rolls out the red carpet.

melissa griffin dalton to be under secretary of the air force. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 55 # 2, melissa griffin dalton of virginia to be under secretary of the air force signed by 18 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions filed today, may 20, be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i understand there is a bill at the desk due for a

belita ong from dalton investments. we are hearing from sarah hunter, assistant governor of the reserve bank also -- of austria. she is speaking this morning at a conference about yesterday's hotter than expected inflation numbers. inflation picking up for a second consecutive month in australian, really bolstering the case for the rba to stay higher for longer and reviving this chapter about potentially more tightening being needed. sarah hunter saying she broadly agrees with the treasury's inflation forecast, that when it comes to the cpi number we got is weak, it confirms the strength of a number of categories. utilities, insurance rents have been quite sticky. she says the rba believes which is growth is near its peak. some components of that wage growth is beginning to see softness, but the rba is being very watchable on wages and productivity. really acknowledging the pressure that comes from the cost-of-living crisis. sarah hunter, the assistant governor, saying some australian households are struggling and they

there is a plant coming up in savannah, georgia, create about 9000 jobs, moved to dalton georgia, knownan anywhere else in the western hamas. great things are happening in the state of georgia, and as the president makes his way, here is a president, who is partnership with those of us in congress has invested 16 billion, with a b, $16 billion and historically about black colleges and universities and there's a whole lot more work to be done than the biden administration is ready to do it. >> i want to talk with that speech on the other side of the break but i want to slip in some is real quick, which is that we have nbc news exclusively reporting this morning that vice president harris is going to speak at sei you's convention, the first black president, that is this coming tuesday in philadelphia. your sensor of the role that labor has been playing this coming election. >> martin luther king jr. said all labor has and all work matters. people talk about the dignity of work. you can't talk about the dignity of work without affirming the dignity of workers. here's my experience, as some

if joe biden showed up in dalton to, georgia, where i'm from and where trump had a rally, nobody wouldnot excited. even the people that are liberal and democrats from decades ago, they're not excited about joe biden. there'sing nothing about him that would say let's go out and listen to this gliofor an hour. the -- guy for an hour. the fact that donald trump can go anywhere in this country, get a crowd can, talk for an hour and we not have to interpret his words for him for the next monthing show is like joe biden, that's what they're afraid of. this is more about the people in detroit, milwaukee, minneapolis and states that trump was very competitive with and won in 2016 and could be back in play in 2024 than it was new york. if. rachel: you know what, joey? if i i think based on the information i gathered the day before from talking to people about trump and biden, if joe biden had showed up to the bronx, he would be booed. [laughter] people are angry at him. that's the difference. will: well, last night i guest hosted for jesse watters, and madeleine was at this event in the bronx,

i've been speaking to mike stevens political reporter with bbc lancashire and emily dalton who is thet time they had done so in over a hundred years. if what labour want to signify notjust to people in value, as to the whole country —— mac if labour want to signify, notjust to the whole country, but in value, they really need to be in places like burnley. places where over the last five, ten years, they slowly lost support gains for the conservatives we saw during the general election in 2019. but also games here in the local council for example the green party. the lib dems have shored up recent local support over the past ten years as well. if there keir starmer wants to signify to the whole country that labour are a party of government, they really need to be convincing people in places like burnley that they can win. just tell us where you _ burnley that they can win. just tell us where you are _ burnley that they can win. just tell us where you are standing. - burnley that they can win. just tell us where you are standing. sir- us where you are standing. i " standing outside us w

dalton himself was color blind, but not knew about this until i was 26 years old.this. the place has attracted people seeking new energy for centuries. they even say that during the great patriotic war, representatives of the notorious ahnenerbe department, which studied the occult during the years of hitler's germany, visited here. however, it was only recently that the true purpose of this object became clear. in this place, time seems to have stood still, watching the meeting of two strongest elements, the great water of the don river meets here with the god of fire , please tell me how long ago this mound was discovered here in the nineties . this means that professor skribkin and his students, having carried out archaeological excavations here at the site of the mound, discovered here a place where a fire was burning, which means there was apparently a stove, after which it became known that this was a sanctuary, it was a discovery on a global scale, a hill with a diameter of almost 200 m and approximately 3 m high, perfectly surrounded. bow to the fire. accor

conclusion of morning business, the senate proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the dalton nomination postcloture, and that if the nomination is confirmed the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. murphy: if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. -- previous order following the remarks of senator barasso and senator wyden. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. i come to the floor to continue the discussion of the crisis at our southern border. when joe biden walked into the white house, the southern border was secure. tragically for our country he then signed 94 executive orders in his first 100 days. he rolled out the welcome mat and millions and millions of illegal immigrants flooded into our nation. democrats in congress joined

. >> i don't suppose they do it now in dalton.if you're doing any may day stuff or have done this welcome back. it is sports time , welcome back. it is sports time, and paul coyte is here with us. >> morning to you and our foreman, a&e . foreman, a&e. >> oh, blimey. >> oh, blimey. >> it's a little hot . >> it's a little hot. >> it's a little hot. >> it's a little hot. >> it's broken, by the way. we've got. we've got a message saying . why are you all moaning? saying. why are you all moaning? >> just put the air con on. >> just put the air con on. >> we can't. >> we can't. >> if only it was that easy. >> if only it was that easy. >> did you know that the last, the last little sports piece that i did for you was almost exactly the same amount of time as it took roger bannister to break the world record. exactly 70 years ago today. i realised. so 70 years ago is the anniversary. roger bannister former. can we see that again? can we do? oh, yes , because i've can we do? oh, yes, because i've got it. hopefully we've got it because i kn

is a broken thing it's not right i'm here in new york with you guys, people go into the board of daltonis is a weird religion they're spreading in the blue cities, we've got to stop it. >> joe, it's not a coincidence, i don't know what numbers are like for whether you think america's a good place or whether you're proud to be here, whether you think capitalism is -- but there are bad ratings, so like you said it's been a rot of like ten years j it's been going down for ten years it's not just about anti-semitism. obviously i'm jewish, i care about anti-semitism, but i'm american and i care more about america itself if you see the problem with corrupt ngos doing weird things at the border, all the stuff that's broken. it's tied back to this weird antidemocratic if you speak out against it, you are controversial. i am now the controversial joe lonsdale for calling this out. we all need to call it out because it's broken. >> let me ask you a separate question. >> what is "it"? is it -- >> it's social justice fundamentalism it's maybe wokeness. there's all sorts of words for it it's a new r

my name is dalton johnson, i'm the acting supervisor here at treasure island treatment plant. >> our market street program started in 1992. the goal was to bring arts to an audience who may not be normally be exposed to contemporary art. for 2023, we chose comics as the median to highlight san francisco. it could be fix al, science fiction. history. >> i'm fan, i'm illustrator and writer, i grew up all over the bay area. and is post history no history no south. i've been drawing since i was probably four or five. it's just a cool memory, i just remember painting my apron in kindergarten and i would suddenly start painting myself. it was cartoon, it got me excited. in my home life, it was not consistent but what was on tv is always consistent. there is always xy z- channel, cartoon, i would wait for the cartoons to freeze and chase really fast. i remember getting into anemai as a kid, as a young person because it was one of the avenues of asian-american expression that i can relate to. my project is i'm highlighting 6 trailblazers who's family was tied to san francisco. they all have

. >> well, joining us now is uk managing director for singer steve dalton, who can tell us more.morning >> apparently so. good morning and thanks for having me. well, there's been a huge surge over there's been a huge surge over the last few years in consumers demanding more from a night out, that's mixed with younger age groups drinking less, nightlife operators struggling with increased costs and trying to innovate. so we decided to carry out this research with a view of just figuring out how much additional revenue karaoke can generate versus those without. so we interviewed 300 plus venues across the uk that use our software that were studied and returned on average, a 10 to 15% increase on revenue versus those without. so ultimately , those without. so ultimately, karaoke is a great way to for a venue to drive business, and have fun and engage customers at the same time . it also gave us a the same time. it also gave us a great opportunity to see what customers were singing up and down the country. >> so what are people singing up and down the country? what are the popular s

and we can also speak to emily dalton who is the local democracy reporter for surrey live.ing for labour. yes. the moment but with a very winnable potential swing for labour.— potential swing for labour. yes, a very winnable. — potential swing for labour. yes, a very winnable, small _ potential swing for labour. yes, a very winnable, small majority. - potential swing for labour. yes, a | very winnable, small majority. you know that these are traditional labour heartlands, when the conservatives won in burnley in 2019, it was the first time they had done so in over 100 years. if labour want to signify notjust to the people here in burnley but the whole country, that they are back, they are a potential party of government, they really need to be winning in places like burnley. places where over the past five or ten years they have slowly lost support, there has been gains for the conservatives we saw in the general election in 2019 but also gains in the local council for the green party, the lib dems have shored up decent local support over the past ten years. if keir starmer