so just a landis and dalton. dalton is the carpet of the world in the 1990s, a flex that none of you thought existed but did. it's where, like roughly two thirds of all carpet was made for the united. in the 1990s. and so one of the things that happens in, dalton, and it's not just in dalton, it's in other parts of the south, too, is that their initial that latinos were arriving to basically save or build or grow these industries are seen as i don't know like a gift they're seen as a gift to these communities and they're welcomed in a lot ways. so just a quotes to get to give you a sense of what people are about here in dalton. i love my mexicans. so was like a tough first line. i should have given you a bit more of a warm up, but here we are. i love my mexican, said spending male manager sonny buchanan. they go out there and run their jobs, their loyal. the white people are just opposite. they bounce around. these hispanics are helping us out. one employer celebrated the hispanic work ethic by saying, quote, his

the interest has been triggered by president dalton's proposal for the us to take back control of the panama canal. he says, china has an unfair influence over the waterway. this is one of the subjects that ruby, it will be discussing with government officials in panama when he arrives on sunday . right. and that's it for me 0 then. yeah, he'll be back in a few moments with more of our continuing coverage of the gaza ceasefire here on after 0. take very short break and we are back at the top of the our stay with the in february 1958. the french airport responded to nation village near of curious border, getting more than 70 people. what happened in the psyche it showed that the colonial status quote was on sustainable. the sec used to be used to attack resounded as far as the united nations. of the real world exams, the incident that put the old you in were of independent on the, to the stage sick you the story of a massacre now to 0. the limits to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure, now counter arrange in the humanitarian crisis in lebanon, calls for immediate and

a woman i think of all the time, her name is heather, she's a traveling nurse from dalton, georgia who falls into the medicaid coverage gap. heather experience a series of small strokes, leaving her unable to work full-time. she has dedicated her life to caring for patients, but now she can't afford her own medical care, out-of-pocket costs, because she does not make enough to qualify for tax credits to buy private insurance. what does heather need? does she need work requirements? or does she need access to health care so she can finally get healthy and get back to work? mr. kennedy: the individual that you described would need health care and not a work requirement. sen. warnock: thank you. chair crapo: thank you. and we are done with the questioning. now, mr. kennedy, i apologize to you coming to the audience, and to all of my colleagues, to have to rush in here on the end, but we have a vote on the senate floor that they are going to close at about three minutes. i want to thank you for appearing before this committee could you have then accessible for the members and staff on both