last year, a supreme court ruling upended that decision and revived dhaka.for the future? let's discuss it with kochit hinojosa, she's a adviser for the d.c. and former justice department spokesperson. hinojosa, think you for coming to the program. >> thanks for having me joshua. >> what are you hearing from people? granted, it's the first rolling and will probably be a full appeals process but what are you hearing so far? >> well this is a gut punch for many families. there are families all around this country that rely on dhaka and while this doesn't necessarily impact people who have darkness that is it puts them in limbo and what is happening here just to give you a bit of context is you can't have two new dhaka actions. we've seen about 50,000 new dhaka applications and this whole impacts, people who have been here since they were children and know america as their home and it's so something that a lot of families are living in limbo. but what is reassuring right now is president biden put out a statement saying that his department of justice would appe

why the dhaka program will no longer be accepting new applications will have that. we get back. >> limits for dreamers. the dhaka program will no longer be accepting new applications after a federal judge in texas ruled the program unconstitutional. the ruling involved a lawsuit that had been filed by texas and 8 other states against the program last week in a statement, the u.s. citizenship and immigration agency said it will comply with a court order while existing recipients won't be affected. immigration attorneys say the ruling has once again put young immigrants and legal limbo. meantime, us senators from both parties say a bipartisan infrastructure bill could be finalized as early as today. the biden administration saint senators are close to a deal. >> we're in the final strokes are in the final days where optimistic we are all engaging daily multiple times a day with members of the senate and we're feeling really good about it. >> secretary of commerce, gina raimondo says the negotiations are complex, but she's confident the 1 trillion dollar package will g

so famous in dhaka, those are allowed to go in the streets. people are using them as a mode of transportation, but by and large, this is one of the busiest software in the capital city. nearly 800000000 practically empty, you can see. and howard wrangler actually feeling about this lockdown? well, i need to talk to the working people. those are the informal factors daily. they're not happy with logged down because it really hard them. daily wage earners. when it's shut down, they can get jobs, they can get men will labor job tens of thousands. 7 of migrant workers left the capital city over the weekend, exposing down south to buy it as well as reading the bible and other rural areas and districts sounds most of the towns wandering india and bank that highland fact that off with a lot overloaded band with 4000 kilometer border with india. so the delta variance spread pretty quickly and those now we know that so far i've been able to job nearly about 9000000 doses back in after janica. but the indian stuff exporting that, sorry, sort of thing fr

akbar hossain, bbc news, dhaka. voted to extend a cross border aid operation into syria from turkey for another year. the mandate for the long—running operation was due to expire on saturday, but a last minute compromise was reached between russia and the us. jean mackenzie reports from turkey—syria border. here was her last resort. it's where she ran to after two of her sons were killed. as millions fled the syrian regime, they found shelter in this corner of the country, outside the government's control. now they're trapped in makeshift camps, up against the border with turkey, existing on help from outside. just over the border in turkey, trucks are loaded with food, water, and medicine — part of an un agreement to bring crucial aid into a part of the country still controlled by rebels. 1,000 of these trucks go across the border every month carrying vital supplies, and that now includes covid vaccines. this is an absolute lifeline for people in idlib. for many, it's their only lifeline. that lifeline was in dange

akbar hossain in dhaka. you're watching bbc news. expected in the us this weekend, as another heatwave bears down on america's southwest. afghanistan's president, ashraf ghani, has urged the taliban to resume political negotiations about the country's future. haiti has appealed for international military help to secure strategic sites, after the assassination of its president. it's just over a week before covid restrictions are lifted in england, but medical leaders are warning that people should remain cautious, as cases continue to rise. the academy of medical royal colleges says the nhs is "under unprecedented pressure" as staff are having to isolate and it tackles the backlog of patients. it says that clear messaging was needed from government. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. covid infections in oxford have soared to their highest levels since the start of the pandemic, mostly among young adults. from monday the city will follow places like bolton and bedford in getting extra government support for surge test

authorities imposed tougher safety rules after 1100 people died when a garment factory collapsed in dhaka13. months earlier, 112 workers lost their lives when they were trapped in a burning factory on the outskirts of the city. an investigation has been launched into have the slightest fire started. grieving family members are demanding answers and justice. alexi o'brien, al jazeera. maryam: covid-19 cases across the united states are increasing rapidly, sparking fears of a new outbreak. the 11% rise in a week is being blamed on the delta variant which is now the dominant strain of the virus across the u.s. the latest data is showing more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccination. meanwhile, drugmaker pfizer is expected to seek u.s. and european approval for a third dose of its coronavirus vaccine. this is based on evidence that shows there is a greater risk of infection six months after inoculation, and it takes into account concerns over the spread of the delta variant. pfizer research shows a booster jab generates antibody levels 5-10 times hi

so therefore, the major protests outside dhaka and into the wrong yesterday the states are more or less and empty. you can see all the shutters. it's pretty much closed. we saw a few army military patrol across the city, but very few check funds by the military. it's mostly police or other law enforcement agencies, some working class paper. all those are in the informal sector are allowed to walk through and try cycle ritual famous. and those are allowed to go in the streets. people are using them as a mode of transportation, but by and large, this is one of the busiest total fair in the capital city. nearly 18000000 practically empty. you can see the still ahead on, i'll just 0. a journalist and activists are among those targeted in a space of killings in haiti. capital where the gangs are taken charge. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. there are no tropical storm around the moment in the western pacific, but there's still plenty of rain that's the seasonal rain frontal system that goes in and out, causes flooding in some places, not necessarily w

so famous in dhaka. those are allowed to go in the streets. people are using them as a mode of transportation, but by and large, this is one of the busiest total fair in the capital city. nearly 18000000 practically empty, you can see in denisa is rolling out tougher current of iris restrictions in an effort to stop raising case numbers. the emergency measures will limit people's movement, domestic travel and office work for about 2 weeks. critical sectors will still be allowed to operate before the measures expire on july. the 20th and denise here has recorded about 20000 infections each day for the past week. the 1st international travelers have touched down in the tie island up to cat as part of efforts to re boost it reboots its tourism industry, vaccinated for interest can now holliday their without having to quarantine. however, they must download a mobile app to help monitor a potential outbreaks. thailand battling is 3rd wave and fam demik, but 70 percent of precast residents have had at least one dose of the vaccine. tony chang has mo

has more from the capital. darker curren buzzer is one of the busiest open air kitchen markets in dhaka. but there are hardly any shoppers on this day because of a nationwide lockdown to prevent covey. 1900 beg him is among the few who came out for groceries, but finds food items are more expensive than usual. so yes, kicking the initial, i came out to buy some green vegetables. the prices of everything has gone up and the market. maybe it's due to the lockdown or because they're not enough buyers, but logistics and supplies are open. not sure why. market export se soaring inflation along with rising foot prices in bangladesh and recent month, i put an additional button on low and middle income households. many here have lost their jobs. the sources of income during the current virus pandemic was that the all the essential items price given height. but in comparison, people's income has risen. so it's becoming hard for middle class families like ours to cope with. it would be good if the government intervenes to stabilize the market. according to data from government agency, nearly all

akbar hossain sent this update from the bangladesh capital dhaka. is always ignored in bangladesh although there are some steps taken by the government after the factory collapse in 2012 which killed more than 1200 workers. after that the government was help to improve their safety standards but outside the garment industry like the food processing industry and some other industries, they do not follow the rules and regulations and they do not follow the safety standards. the government is not giving proper attention here to improve safety standards, it is widely alleged. people are saying that this factory, it is widely alleged that this factory employs child labour which is a major concern. the bangladesh government claims there is no child labour in bangladesh but a few years back there was a report that said that still 1.2 million child labour is employed in different sectors in bangladesh and this factory, among the dead bodies and 52, there are some children. this is a huge concern for many people in bangladesh. child labour is going on. child

a fire destroyed a 9 story garment factory near dhaka. 112 workers were killed and managers at the plans are accused of preventing victims from escaping on one of the world's worst industrial tragedies happened a few months later in april 2013. more than 1100 people died when the 8 story ran a plaza complex collapse than the capital outrage lead to the bangladesh corps on fire and building safety and european retailers like h t. m and prime mark signed it as well as unions on bangladesh, factory owners. now my actor is the founder and executive director of the our foundation for workers rights. she says that safety negligence is common in bangladesh in factories and children, especially suffer from a lack of protection. we had the law if there is a young law, got workers $5.00 in payroll for 3 hours indication, but nothing is blink. they're working as they get tend to do a ball or 7 days a week, and they don't follow the rules and regulations because they are not seriously thinking the what is the important and value because they're only greedy and get the rocky because our workers are g

akbar hossain is in the bangladesh capital dhaka with this update.d after the fire incident which killed 52 people the police are now investigating and they said that the factory owner cannot avoid responsibility and many people are describing the incident as a deliberate murder. this factory was operating flouting rules and regulations and they were maintaining labour laws and regulations and safety standards. that is why police did this as a homicide case and this is why people who are in charge of responsibly running factory had to face charges. and the dreadful news for the families, of course, of those affected. it still filtering through. affected. it still filtering through-— affected. it still filtering throu~h. , , ., , through. yes. they are still gathering _ through. yes. they are still gathering in _ through. yes. they are still gathering in front _ through. yes. they are still gathering in front of- through. yes. they are still gathering in front of the - through. yes. they are still- gathering in front of the factory in search of their

he joins us live from the capital dhaka.t's a devastating situation. when will we see infection rates go down? it looks like a situation that is going out of control and the number of people, it's going to be in a few weeks and we have seen the numbers. find be in a few weeks and we have seen the numbers.— seen the numbers. and the findinus seen the numbers. and the findings of _ seen the numbers. and the findings of your _ seen the numbers. and the findings of your report, - findings of your report, children have been particularly badly affected they think the rate is one in every eight people in indonesia is a child that has been hit by covid—19. why is this the case? that has been hit by covid-19. why is this the case?- that has been hit by covid-19. why is this the case? well, the im act why is this the case? well, the impact on _ why is this the case? well, the impact on this _ why is this the case? well, the impact on this pandemic - why is this the case? well, the impact on this pandemic is - impact on this pandemic is

is tanveer chandry, who's out the scene in the pond, which is about 52 kilometers from the capital dhaka. what's the latest in the investigation? some arrests have been made. what more do we know can be with the latest, we know that the aid people have been detained or rather arrested. among them is the chairman of the subject group, which is a building your see behind me. it's a mega processing factory. this is just one of the building of many other building . it's still not for the rest. it also happens to be his son, possibly the director, the rope, guns police have filed a murder case against them and the investigation is going to go on. the government also prob, at 4 member probes committee to look into the inquiry, it's been a quiet girl, boston efficient arrest. i'd say usually it takes several days or weeks before anyone has been sued or arrested. now, recently since the fire incidence and industrial action, the government have been quite robust about the owners of the factories or any been that's involved in negligence or to the accident. now, but the relative that the lady that

akbar hossain is in the bangladesh capital dhaka with this update.y which employs more than 7,000 workers, and after the fire incident which killed 52 people, the police are now investigating. they said that the factory owner cannot avoid responsibility and many people are describing the incident as a deliberate murder. this factory was operating flouting all rules and regulations that were maintaining labour laws and regulations and safety standards. that is why police did this as a homicide case and this is why people who are in charge of responsibly running the factory had to face charges. and the dreadful news for the families, of course, of those affected still filtering through. yes. they are still gathering in front of the factory in search of their relatives because many people are still unaccounted for. all of the fire department says that they rescued as far as they could and no one is missing, but still they are trying to find out more inside the rubble. police have been collecting dna to help identify victims, and many people who have los

the other hand, those who have protections under dhaka maybe 800,000 people, those remain in place. the next steps is it is assumed the department of justice will appeal the ruling and it will end up in the fifth circuit to hear that case. the fifth circuit is a very conservative circuit staff i think it will be a tough battle but luckily, the daca recipients have an attorney general believes in the contributions of daca recipients and their potential as american citizens in the future. host: tell us what your group does. guest: the national immigration form is a non-partisan immigration reform group to advocate for the value of immigrants and immigration. host: connie is up first in illinois, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. on this immigration coming across that border, border patrol says that the covid is up 900% with the immigrants coming across the border. 800 and some of the border patrol have gotten the virus this virus is so deadly, why aren't those immigrants dropping like flies in the desert, making this trip to america? none of the border patrol out of the

unfortunately this president that we now have, joe biden, has issued a number of miranda that just like dhaka -- taking this president to port along with many of our great attorney general to sue over those very policies. >> jason: and this is a developing story in such an important one and we will continue to monitor it. i'm sure will be coming to you with lots of questions for it. let's shift back now to what have another white house. i wanted to get your perspective, you start on that podium before but i have to tell you, what i hear this white house doing and colluding with facebook to takedown accounts to monitor people, some would call that spying, it's truly stunning to me that with the openness at which they are doing this. >> you just hit on the key point with mike which is the openness with which they are doing this. i hear or see a lot of things that i take issue with her or i know it's a deception and not a truthful matter and what's being spun to us, like saying republicans want to defund the police but i usually -- admission from the podium that they are working with social medi

now for dreamers, the dhaka program will no longer be accepting new applications.in texas ruled the program unconstitutional. the ruling involved a lawsuit that had been filed by texas and 8 other states against the program last week. in a statement, the u.s. citizenship and immigration agency said it will be complying with the court order while existing recipients are going to be affected by this immigration attorneys say the ruling has once again put young women immigrants in legal limbo. stick with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after the break. good morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news on this sunday. it's 9.30 here. it's my brother's birthday actually. so happy birthday to my it's going to be a nice day out there day, it looks like it will be pretty warm in the inland valleys. that will be popping in about 19 a couple spots. but pretty much of the deal sunshine going on. a couple scattered monsoon clouds to make note. >> we'll see more of that action. however, as we get into tomorrow, that's what we're really watching late tomorrow ove

. >> vice president kamala harris hosted a group of dhaka recipients at the white house today. she says the biden administration is vowing to fight to protect the program after a federal judge ruled it unconstitutional last week. the department of justice is challenging the court's decision and the department of homeland security is drafting a new rule to try and protect the program. the white house is also urging congress to act to provide. permanent protections. but many republicans say interested in legalizing were citizens without first securing the border. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the giants are trying to take 3 or 4 game from the dodgers out in los angeles in that game right now. it's in the bottom of the 6th inning. it's 3 to one dodgers. we will have a final score for you and highlights once that game. and meanwhile, the 8th they are in seattle taking on the mariners first game of a four-game set. they are up one to nothing in the 6th inning. well, yesterday he became the highest-paid linebacker in the game today. fred warner spoke ab

says president obama exceeded his authority when he created the program by executive order in 2012 dhakaelds. hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation immigrants currently enrolled in the program. most brought to the u.s. as children will for now be able to live and work in the u.s. new applications have been blocked, but the biden administration is expected to appeal the ruling. california lawmakers, meanwhile, have set aside 156 million dollars to try to combat hate crimes against the asian american pacific islander community since march of 2020, the organization stop a p. i hate has received more than 6600 reports of a p. i hate incidents with more than 40% of them coming from california part of the new funding will be put toward a p. i victim services and prevention not just in the bay area but across the state and the state is not just providing money. on top of that, we're. >> doing additional data collection on racial equity because even even with the 6,000 incidents. i've always believe that that's probably only one percent early, 10% of what's goin

people have been killed after a massive fire broke out at a food processing factory outside the capital dhakathursday evening. many workers jumped from the factory's upper floors as the inferno blazed throughout the night and into the next day. it's unclear how many people remained trapped inside. the cause of the fire is not yet known, but such disasters are not uncommon due to poor or unheeded safety regulations in factories and residential buildings. spanish police have arrested three suspects connected to the beating death of a young gay man whose killing set off massive protests in madrid, barcelona, and other cities across spain. 24-year-old nursing assistant samuel luiz died after he was beaten near a nightclub early saturday in a town in northern spain. one of his attackers was heard shouting a homophobic slur. the killing brought tens of thousands of demonstrators into the streets less than a week after spain's annual pride celebrations. >> the country still does not really except they're many different ways to love. it should not be possible that just because a person decides to lov

bangladesh, at least 52 people are dead after a fire broke out in a food and beverage plant outside dhaka. first responders worked to put out the flames and recover bodies, after the fire engulfed the five-story building thursday night. fire officials said the main exit door was locked, trapping many inside. the taliban now claims to control 85% of afghanistan's territory. while that is impossible to verify, their fighters have made strategic gains in recent months, as american troops pull out of the country. taliban leaders have promised not to attack provincial capitals. back in this country, the city of charlottesville, virginia announced plans to take down its controversial monument to confederate general robert e. lee. the statue sparked a violent white supremacist rally in 2017 that left a woman dead. a nearby statue of another confederate general, thomas "stonewall" jackson, is also set to come down saturday. workers began removing security fencing that remains around the u.s. capitol today. the eight-foot high fence was erected after the january 6 insurrection, and has been in pla

litter the judge says he will lift a temporary period where individuals with dhaka with seek renewalsall for congress to pass legalization for daca recipients and others. >> really underscores that need for congress to act. democrats have tried a couple of times, it's passed the house but hasn't gotten through the senate. they're trying to include it in the infrastructure bill and pass it through reconciliation which would sidestep the filibuster but not clear the senate parliamentarian would allow it to go forward on that basis. how confident are you that it will pass that hurdle? >> you know, i am confident that this is what the senators need to do. i'm uplifted by the words of the president and the vice president this morning making clear they expect congress to use the reconciliation vehicle in order to pass legalization. that shows the president and the expect are saying this is a priority and we know we don't have time for anything else except to attach legalization to a reconciliation package and it needs to get done now. >> that was karen tumlin, foubtder and director of the j

if you're currently you know if you're currently in dhaka, no change. if it sounds like anyone who had applied recently will not be will not be able to get that approval. so i guess the question is, is likely. how likely is this to be appealed? this ruling be appealed in court. well, the tradeoff is whether you try and appeal. uh through a hostile waters because the fifth circuit is indicated that this is not their favorite program before this, and then, of course, you have the face of supreme court, the better road and partially what the judge was taking into account is of for perhaps homeland security to make some changes, but in particular for congress to finally do something in this area, people in this daca status this was always meant to be a stopgap. even from when the obama administration put it in waiting for congress to solve this problem is a very appealing immigrants. these are people who are on track their here by no fault of their own, because they were kids. they're on track in the military or in school or they're working. they don't have

president biden, a supporter of dhaka immediately responding that the justice department plans to repealvernor greg abbott is criticizing the presidents current immigration policies. >> i think with the biden administration is blind, to that because the biden administration's open to these, they are enticing millions of young children into a life or they could be trafficked, harmed, where some lose their lives. >> ruling, keeping the department of homeland security from approving new applications, what's the current recipients, some good news. >> they can keep on renewing the applications, keep on renewing their work permits on and on that they have since 2012. >> this new legal battle comes a year after the supreme court stopped the trump administration from ending daca. for now, dreamers like jorge hope for a permanent solution. >> we are americans. we have been here for our whole lives, most of our lives. i don't know mexico, nothing about my culture. which is why i consider myself un-american. >> our thanks to -- for importing that. coming up, an update on the surfside condo collapse

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. -- recent -- reskinned --rescind dhaka --daca. we can predict two things about this term. one is there are six conservative justices appointed by the republican president. two justices appointed by democratic presidents. secondly, we are likely to see fewer five/four decisions. simple arithmetic explains this. liberal justices are now going to get esco votes rather than one -- two votes. those predictions came true this year. that is exactly what we saw. the court decided 54 cases. it is notable that that is the second fewest number decided since 1862. only last year was last. one year ago -- 54 cases this year is really remarkable. of those 54 cases, 12 46/three decisions and six were five flash or decisions. -- 12 were six/three decisions and five were -- and six were five/four decisions. was it a book -- was it a conservative or liberal court? at least in divided cases, conservatives prevailed. no longer is john rob it -- john roberts the leading justice of the court. a year ago we said it was the roberts court. but also, a year ago there were four justices more conserv

a federal judge in texas has ruled dhaka protections for immigrant children or unlawful.undreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought to the united states as children. the judge also ruled the dreamers will be able to stay and work in the u.s. for now. but while the ruling doesn't compel immigration agents to arrest and deport the dreamers. it does make them eligible. the biden administration is expected to appeal the ruling and work on a legislative fix. meanwhile, the push to protect voting rights returned to the white house on friday. vice president kamala harris meeting with leaders from several national black women's groups. harris says president biden is committed to working with civil rights groups to fight more than a dozen states efforts to change election rules. the move to enact stricter voting laws came in response to former president trump's claims of fraud during the 2020 election. now, most republicans say they are against what they describe as a federal takeover of elections. >> and it's going to require us to be tireless and committed and vigilant a

akbar hossain has the latest from dhaka. this is a huge factory that employs 7000 workers.negligence. world number one novak djokovic says he'll have to be at his best to beat denis shapovalov at wimbledon later. they'll take to centre court after the first semifinal, between matteo berrettini and hubert hurkacz. djokovic hasn't dropped a set in his last four matches, and he's already won the australian and french open titles this year — but he knows shapavalov is in great form and he's expecting this to be his toughest test so far. it's all coming together for him, he's maturing, which is nice to see because he is definitely a great quality player. an eye pleaser, as they say, for tennis fans. he has got a great serve, great forehand, and he has nothing to lose in the semifinals so i'm going to have to be ready and hope for the best. after the england football team's historic semifinal win in the euros, one fan was more excited than most when her hero mason mount gave her his match shirt. the clip of belle receiving the shirt has been watched more than 2 million times. she

the other hand, those who have protections under dhaka maybe 800,000 people, those remain in place.he next steps is it is assumed the department of justice will appeal the ruling and it will end up in the fifth circuit to hear that case. the fifth circuit is a very conservative circuit staff i think it will be a tough battle but luckily, the daca recipients have an attorney general believes in the contributions of daca recipients and their potential as american citizens in the future. host: tell us what your group does. guest: the national immigration form is a non-partisan immigration reform group to advocate for the value of immigrants and immigration. host: connie is up first in illinois, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. on this immigration coming across that border, border patrol says that the covid is up 900% with the immigrants coming across the border. 800 and some of the border patrol have gotten the virus this virus is so deadly, why aren't those immigrants dropping like flies in the desert, making this trip to america? none of the border patrol out of the 80

when a court rules that dhaka is illegal, he does not care. he will look the other way. that is not legislation. we are under a authoritarian regime right now. do you think these guys care about you? they do not care. they care about taking that power away from you and putting it in washington dc -- washington dc. host: good morning. caller: good morning. inc. you for your great program. seeking bipartisanship is important, more than ever. i agree with a lot of the earlier collars. there has been division for over 20 years, but never like this. in my opinion, the main problem is donald trump. he has not the president anymore. all these people still think he is and they believe the big lie. until he goes away, we will have this division happening, and it is getting worse and worse. i do not understand how these people follow him like he is god. donald trump needs to go away. host: falling apart this week, at least on the republican side with speaker pelosi blocking jim jordan and pulling the remaining five, aside from liz cheney, off of the panel. >> last month, we passed

akbar hossain in dhaka.h equivalent demands. it found care workers were paid an average ofjust under £17,700 per year, compared with the £24,600 average pay for similar roles like senior teaching assistants and police community support officers. the charity that commissioned the research says that differences wrong. but its boss maintains to change it more money has to be spent by government on funding care. people find the work in social care are incredibly rewarding and they enjoy what they are asked to do but they just find that they can�*t survive and look after their own families on less than £18,000 a year, and certainly that�*s the case if you are the main earner in the family. if you are the main earner in the famil . ., ., , family. the government has said it will publish — family. the government has said it will publish a _ family. the government has said it will publish a plan _ family. the government has said it will publish a plan for _ family. the government has said it will publish a plan for

when a court rules that dhaka is illegal, he does not care. he will look the other way.is not legislation. we are under a authoritarian regime right now. do you think these guys care about you? they do not care. they care about taking that power away from you and putting it in washington dc -- washington dc. host: good morning. caller: good morning. inc. you for your great program. seeking bipartisanship is important, more than ever. i agree with a lot of the earlier collars. there has been division for over 20 years, but never like this. in my opinion, the main problem is donald trump. he has not the president anymore. all these people still think he is and they believe the big lie. until he goes away, we will have this division happening, and it is getting worse and worse. i do not understand how these people follow him like he is god. donald trump needs to go away. host: falling apart this week, at least on the republican side with speaker pelosi blocking jim jordan and pulling the remaining five, aside from liz cheney, off of the panel. >> last month, we passed our l