and i have about 30 people in dingle .mmunicate with them, try to solve their problems, various problems, in particular, they were looking for premises, because we only have two machetes on our account, two such cultural, culturally religious places where they can gather, under during the holy month of ramadan, they had to meet every day, and we made arrangements with the hotels so that they could meet together and to pray, at least in hotels, and they were also looking for... ingredients for constant such meetings, that's why there are needs, there are needs in the community, there is a community, in general it's very cool in karsevin, when you come, it's a small town, but you come and see a lot of our crimean-tatar families, and it becomes so colorful due to the fact that the language sounds, and accordingly, there are a lot of our people, and you already come there like that, oh, how bakkhasarai, ugh, and tell me by what ways the crimeans get to ireland, i so i understand that part of it goes from ukrainian territory co

i also work in dingle, and in dingle i have about 30 people, approximately crimeans, and we communicate with them, try to solve their problems, various problems, in particular, they were looking for premises, because we only have them on our account there are only two machetes, two of these. cultural, cultural and religious places where they can gather, during the holy month of ramadan, then they had to gather every day, and we made arrangements with the hotels so that they could gather together and pray, at least in the hotels, and we were also looking for a place for permanent such meetings, so there are needs, the needs of the community, the community is there, in karsivin it is generally very cool when you come, it's a small town, but you come and you see a lot of our families of krymskot... and it becomes so colorful thanks to the fact that the language sounds, and accordingly, a lot of our people and you already come there like that, oh, like bakhchesaray , ugh, and tell me by what ways the crimeans get into ireland, i understand that part of it goes from the ukrainian territory u

a town of karsivin, and there are a lot of crimean tatar families compactly there, i also work in dingleingle i have about 30 crimean people, and we communicate with them, try to solve their problems, various problems, in particular, they were looking for a place, because we only have two mosques on our account, two such cultural, cultural and religious places, together and pray at least in hotels and we were also looking for premises for permanent such meetings, so the needs, the needs of the community are there, the community is, in karsevin in general, it's very cool, when do you come, it's small

. ♪ >> reporter: when patty dingle noticed her favorite bar, the white horse, was up for sale a coupleyears ago, she knew it was her moment to take the reins. >> this is really a place where i used to come and party and i thought i would want to be part of this legacy. >> reporter: opened in 1933, this unassuming venue on the corner of telegraph and 66th street in oakland is believed to be the oldest continuously operating gay bar in the country. over the decades it's weathered many storms. during the so-called lavender scare in the 1950s, the white horse had a no-touch policy. a bartender would walk around with a ruler and measure the distance between customers. if they got too close, he'd hit them with a ruler. even entering the place required discretion. >> there used to be a chinese restaurant next-door. people would go through the chinese restaurant to get to the gay bar. you could probably understand why in 1933. >> reporter: perhaps because of that, it somehow never got raided by cops who would routinely bust down the doors of similar establishments. >> i have a theory. i think

a dongle for your dingle dangle.al probation report will remain sealed, but one thing the probation folks usually ask convicts is about is their employment. "okay, mr. trump, it says you got fired from your last job for being terrible at it, and for... [cheers and applause] and for trying to kill a mr. mike pence. but i see you are currently applying for a new job, which is the same job. okay. have you thought about learning to code?" last week, trump went on his first u.s. tour as a convicted felon. on thursday, he was out in arizona, at dream city megachurch, where he railed against president biden's recent executive order on immigration. >> joe biden's order, this is his new order -- so he's getting killed in the polls, people say that, look, this is really bad, what's happening on the border. so they come up with this order. i won't say it, because i don't like using the word bull [bleep] in front of these beautiful children, so i won't say it. >> stephen: "i won't say it. i almost did. phew, that was a close one

. >> recognize miss dingle from michigan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. instead of taking a serious look at the various ways by which this virus could have emerged in labs ornate you are my pub con colleagues and friends are trying to pin blame on hin, naiad and dr. fauci for the covid-19 pandemic. let's bring everything in. i want to have a discussion about animal testing, too, but i'm really not sure how that comes into here. so i want to be perfectly clear, though, that the select subcommittee has seen no evidence of this. however, allegations by my republican colleagues amplified in the media have led to real tangible consequences for dr. fauci in his personal life in a way that should be unacceptable to all americans. dr. fauci, you and i have known each other for a long time and i'm not going to admit how long. during that time i have seen your commitment not just to science, but to advancing the greater good. and i know that this isn't a topic you enjoy discussion and i'm sorry i will have to ask you about it. i think the american people need to kn

dingle from michigan for five minutes of questions. >> thank youo say something. under the guise of investigating the pandemic's origin, my republican colleagues have been probing our federal scientific and public health institutions. while the republican probe is not meaningfully, right now at this pointen't meaningfully advanced the understanding or the origin of sars covid two. i do believe that people are always looking for them partisan instead oferiously looking at the ways in which the virus could have emerged in a lab were nature and of the the investigation has been about trying to blame for the pandemic. but to be perfectly clear, i allegations among write the position of the nih e-mail records. i have your statements in the e-mail for the freedom of freedom ofinformation act are d. very concerng. you say in your answering of the questions that you d think you e black humor to hide of the comments were trying personal e-mail. conduct shows a blatant disregard for accountability to the taxpayers and quite frankly, it really is disturbing. do you realize t

. >> not recognize miss dingl from michigan for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.instead of taking a serious look at various ways by which this virus could have emerged in a lab o pin blame on nih, and specifically doctor fauci for the covid 19 pandemic thing in. i want to have a discussion about animal testing to but i'm not sure how that comes into here. but i want to bectly clear that the select subcommittee has seen no evidence of this. allocations by my republican colleagues amplified in the media tangible consequences for doctor fauci in his personal life in a way that should be unacceptable to all americans. doctor fauci you and i have known each other for a long time. i'm not even going to admit how long have seen your commitment not just to science but to advancing the greater good. and i know that this isn't a enjoy discussing and i am sorry i am going to ask you about it but the american people need to doing to those who are serving the common good and public health. i think it is important to make clear the harm you and your loved ones have suffered bec

congresswoman dingle, i think your spot is right there. sorry. i think the and mrv, the methane mitigation verification and reporting is a really important part of the strategy for us as a nation to have lng or ng that is well received by those who receive our exports. that's an important thing and i think the natural gas industry recognizes that as well, the lng terminals. everybody is focused on making sure we are buttoning down our methane leakage. i'm not sure if that's exactly what you were asking. but we are investing in that from our office of fossil energy and carbon management. >> good. i also wanted to ask you and switch gears a little bit to nuclear fuel, specifically the idaho national labs nuclear fabrication and deal that they have through the nda last year and appropriations bill, congress authorized and funded the nuclear fuel security act to carry a process and provision fuel that will provide american independence from russia in the production of nuclear energy. the molten assault record and texas is a test of a for new nuclear