around the time that oil came in is when don young was elected. thank you. and then frank murkowski was elected in 1980 during the reagan revolution. there are strange things done 'neath the mnight sun by the men who moil for gold. together, they fought these land battles, which were part of the new oil perspective. because of money coming from oil development, the come tax w repealed in alaska and the state sends you money inhe mail. so that was the successful strategy by the development crowd. because today alaska is hungry for oil money like a heroin addict needs a hit. all the great stuff you've gotten from prudhoe bay, this 40 years of gravy train, we're gonna get you another one. the arctic national wildlife refuge is sacred lands to the gwich'in. known to my people as... the sacred place where life begin and makes me proud to know that this is one of our last untouched ecosystems in the world. over the years, 19 million acres has been set aside, which is the size of south carolina... for one enormous ecosystem called the arctic national wildlife refug

nobody, do i think more of than the dean of the house and i'm happy don young endorses this bill. i hope more republicans join with him. i'll vote to move america forward. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you. at this time i yield two minutes to the gentleman from louisiana, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i think everybody in this body wants an infrastructure bill. we all want to see better roads and bridges. we want to see more sustainable, resilient communities. mr. chairman, this bill, about half of it actually is money for infrastructure. about halving -- about half. we've been able to cut red tape, break logjams. projects, mr. speaker, dates back to before i was born, we've been able to work through all of the obstacles and impediments and get the authorization in place and get them funded. this bill doesn't give us a fair shot and let me explain. mr. speaker, in the law today, it describes the criteria for

i think we are the world's record with stevens and don young and other people. and there were others who are just as bad or worse but that's a disease now in advance of big bill nurse elise 2000 earmarked. i will say that we never had the got one little project, oh boy that is a big deal and i was the leader. it is all kind of changed. keep on piling it up rated. >> but i also sense and again you arrived at the top your field at the very time that - >> the field was leaving. [laughter] they kept changing the goalpost that's the best way to describe it, was on the 5-yard line and they moved it now was on 15-yard line and then they moved it again. >> that's brilliant for these cold cultural issues that redefines conservatism where the old conservatives said basically we mind our own business. >> except for the farmers, they let the little subsidy out in kansas, letting for education, the big thing in my first house race because we don't have a lot of that we do math and science with the local people do in the school boards do it. and now dc has 50 percent dropouts

don young and other people, especially some core just as bad or worse, that is a disease now. to pass a big bill and there's a least 2000 earmarked. if you have one little project, oh boy that is a big deal and i was the leader. it's all kind of changed, just keep on lining it up. >> you are rising to the top of your field. >> the field was leaving. [laughter] they kept changing the goalpost was the best way to describe and i was on the 5-yard line and then they moved it then i was on a 15-yard line and then when i got there they would move it again. >> that's brilliant. these whole raft of cultural issues they really fun conservatism. the old one said that we - keep the government away no government except for the farmers rated like subsidies out in kansas. not even federally for education that was in the race, that we still have a math and science for the local people do, let the school board's do it worried but now, 50 percent drop alton high school in dc now. so i've come to the point that there ought to be universal higher education sometimes. like high school in grade sc

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don stafford, a very bright young guy, assigned's copilot and we were already into the mission, already training for the mission and we had already been in simulators. several at the time. and whether we looked at the hardware and st. louis are not, prior to the problem, which i had. the problem i had was a disease called meniere's disease, involving fluid in the inner ear. they tell me it involves people who have a type a personality. unfortunately, it causes a lack of balance. it causes dizziness. in some cases nausea. disorientation going on up there in the ear. fortunately, it is unilateral. it only happened to me on the left side. but it was so obvious that nasa grounded me right away. and they signed another crew. for first gemini flight. so there i was, what do i do now, do i go back to the navy? do i stick around in the space program? what do i do? i finally decided that i would stay with nasa and see if there wasn't some way that we could correct this ear problem. several years went by, there was some medication, which alleviated it but i still couldn't fly solo. can you imagin

but unlike trayvon martin, we have video, don lemon, and it's very different when you chase a young man for over two miles who is running for his life and you're on the back of a pickup truck with a shotgun. >> how important has it been that the jury reflect the diverse community of brunswick near where the incident took place? >> well, what we learned, don lemon, from george floyd is that you want a diverse jury because you want people who can understand the life experiences of ahmaud arbery, can understand the culture of ahmaud arbery, and not just identify with his killers. and so it's going to be vitally important. there's an old saying, the legal profession -- [ inaudible ] -- the verdict based upon the makeup of the jury. >> three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery weren't even arrested until cell phone video of the confrontation was leaked. you say you have video this time unlike in trayvon martin. several prosecutors have had to recuse themselves from the case because of conflicts. the original d.a. was indicted for showing favor to the suspects. do you think there's a systemi

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rogan and others brought up the idea are the vaccines worse than the disease for young people specifically? we put numbers, donof people's attention. the issue of inflammation around the heart, it is true that after the pfizer vaccine there were additional events, additional my o myocarditis events. more per 100,000 people but the disease, how much myocarditis was that causing? 1100 cases. these are patients who did not need to be hospitalized. it resolved. did not cause a significant problem long term but that's i think what he was getting hundred up on and i kept saying look, nobody wants this pan dem mi -- pandemic but the disease is clearly worse than the vaccine no matter how you look at it and crunch the numbers. >> it's very important. it's in large part a tongue and cheek interview because it's joe rogan and you're jockeying back and forth but he did say something about ivermectin that i think wasn't actually correct about cnn and lying. okay? ivermectin is a drug that is commonly used as a horse dewormer. so it is not a lie to say that the drug is used as a horse dewormer. i think that's important and

. >> in the early '80s, don gibson was a young law student in l.a.d the doorman, who was white. very muscular, well-built man. i took out my california i.d. card. he said, no, you need a membership card. i said, where can i get a membership card? i didn't know you needed one. ben and greg walked up to the same doorman. no questions asked, they were let in. they came back out, they were so incensed, so upset. this is los angeles, a diverse community, and here is this blatant racism being carried out by this nightclub right in my neighborhood. we approached the doorman. and they pointed to me and said, he was denied admission because he was black. the doorman looked at me and said, no, he was denied admission because he did not have a membership card. and they put out their hands, which had been stamped showing they were admitted, and they said, neither did we. and his jaw dropped. and at that point, we said, you'll be hearing more from us. >> they filed a complaint. >> two different state agencies were investigating allegations of racial discriminatio

don. first of all my heart goes out this this young woman, her family, her son, her can't imagine the tragedybody should have a gun with live ammunition and pointing it at someone. we know alec baldwin didn't have an intention to harm. for the assistant director ha ever to hand a gun to alec baldwin with live ammunition and say he didn't know raises questions about supervision and gun handling procedures on the set and some of the information that's coming outlooks horrible. information that the whole process was rushed. that this was a low budget film. some of the union workers walked off the set, non-union workers on the set and halyna complained or standing in unity with workers that felt like safety protocols were not being followed onset. there are a lot of issues that took place on this set before this tragic accident occurred and i think as this investigation happens, i would not be surprised if there are not criminal charges and we definitely can expect to see civil claims filed. >> yeah, you talk about civil claims, right? because you believe that will happen. alec baldwin is not jus

but when we�*re young, we want our... 0ur dna needs to be preserved and if we don�*t look after ourselvestal as ever. and, given that, i want you to reflect on something which we�*ve all been concerned about in terms of our health and our health care systems in the last 18 months — and that is the impact of the covid pandemic. now, you�*re no longer a practising surgeon and doctor... no, but i�*ve kept in touch with colleagues. ..but you�*ve kept very closely in touch. what do you think the lessons are of covid, particularly when it comes to balancing out the interests of different demographic groups within our society? the young and the old? this is a huge, huge problem. i mean, the fact of the matter is covid was mainly a lethal illness in people in their 805. something like 85%. now, none of us could live in a society where we say, "over 85? go away and die." and that great barrington declaration, saying the lockdown was a bad mistake, was completely unrealistic and wrong. but the problem is, of course, in the modern world, more and more people are living into old age, and the greater

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don. first of all, my just heart goes out to this young woman, her family, her son, her husband. a tragedy like this. the reality is no one should die on a movie set. no one should have a live -- a gun with live ammunition and pointing it at someone unless there is some intention to harm that person. and we know alec baldwin had no intention to harm this young woman. but somebody made a mistake and somebody has to be held accountable for the assistant director to hand the gun to alec baldwin with live ammunition and to say he didn't know. well, it raises all kinds of questions about supervision and gun-handling procedures on the set. and some of the information that's coming out looks horrible. information that the whole process was rushed. that this was a low-budget film. that some of the union workers had walked off the set, that nonunion workers were on the set. that, you know, halyna, herself, had complained about or was standing in unity with some of the workers who felt safety protocols were not being followed on this set. so there were lots of issues that took place before

don�*t know if i was ever in love with the labour party. for a long time now... i come from a left of centre position and, you know, when i was youngwell, i�*m a left—wing person, so i must think this about this. i think it�*s been very alienating for mostjews, the experience of the labour party, and mostjews, a lot of whom, the people i know, even though there�*s lots ofjews who presumably vote conservative, but the ones i know tend to be quite progressive, and they have felt alienation. they�*ve felt homeless, is what�*s happened. and this is going to probably be the final thought. but one interesting review of the book said this, and it actually came from a jewish reviewer, a guy called joshua alston, he said, "baddiel�*s deep sense of melancholy "is felt keenly throughout this book," and i guess maybe even the title points to that. you know, so i come back to the very beginning — you as a professional funnyman — and whether there is a deep sense of melancholy in you. probably! you should address that question without laughing. well, what i find funny about that is that there�*s something very comedy about the melancholy old jew

i don�*t know about you, but my kids are having a completely different school experience to the one that i had when i was youngi think you are right. and in fact some kids, my boy included, learn really well through computer games. and i expect marc cieslak would have done too. since 2007 the assassin�*s creed videogames have allowed players to bump off bad guys throughout periods of history as varied as renaissance italy to ancient greece. the most recent entry in the series, assassin�*s creed: valhalla, transports the action to the ninth century as vikings attempt to settle in britain, something that doesn�*t go down that well with the locals. valhalla�*s developers have worked really closely with historians and archaeologists to ensure historical accuracy and real locations like this one, portchester castle on england�*s south coast, appear in the game. we tried to research the kind of people we would meet there but also their habit, the way they would talk, the way they would live their daily lives. i tire of raiding, harold. and the idea is notjust the aesthetic but also philosophical, what are their thou

don�*t think the change yesterday will make much difference. so what do you think would make a difference? we need to encourage young drivers into the industry.ent says immigration isn�*t the long—term answer to filling britain�*s record number of vacancies. it wants to develop a high—skilled, high—wage economy. some businesses say they still need a better short—term fix. katie austin, bbc news. the government�*s latest coronavirus figures show, there were 43,423 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means on average there were 41,359 cases per day, in the past week. another 148 deaths have been recorded, that�*s of people who died within 28 days of a positive test, which means on average there were 119 deaths per day in the past week. on vaccinations, 85.9% of the population aged 12 and over, have had their first dose, and 78.8% have been double jabbed. questions are being raised around how a lab that recorded thousands of faulty covid pcr results won a multi—million pound government contract. testing has now been suspended at the private lab in wolverhampton, and an investigation has been ordered into why it took a mont

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is a game changer for parents of young kids, it is a game changer for society, but it is all predicated on kids getting the vaccine, which they need to do. you know, donhow for almost two years now we need to focus on helping kids get their lives back. their lives have been disrupted in profound ways and we're starting to see the feeffects o it. we talked about the mortality associated with covid, the deaths and now we are focused on the fact deaths are going down. only 1,500 people a day are dying of covid. but let me give you other numbers. 500,000 fewer children, young adults enrolled in college this fall than last year. community college matriculation is down 21%, 21% this year. as we all know, community college is for many families, particularly low income families and families of children of color, their ticket out. it is an essential part of the arc of their lives. it is all happening because of covid. we need to do everything we can to bend the arc and help children and young adults get their lives back and immunizing children -- >> so in the interest of time let me move on and ask you this. everything you said is great. 28 million kids, that'

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don lemon tonight," the derek chauvin jurors will join us. >>> the fda is expected to weigh in on whether to authorize the covid vaccine for young children aftereen light from advisors. questions from parents about what this means for their kids and we got dr. anthony nowfauci here to answer them. he's next. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? ♪ your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. ♪ growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. >>> after a long wait, parents could start vaccinating younger children as soon as next week. fda advisors voting in favor of smaller pfizer doses for kids ages 5 to 11. it could be a key step in slowing down the pandemic as winter gets closer but with 28 million kids soon to be eligible, the question really is how many parents will get on board with this? let's discuss with anthony fauci. doctor, thank you very mu