ground floor retail. as mr. yang mentioned, the eir was certified in 2017. in early 2020 when the world fell apart, the project received a two year performance extension, two additional years added to the entitlement lifespan. so today, it includes a demolition just like in 2017 of the two non residential buildings and construction of 40 building. it goes up to 416 of the rooftop mechanical equipment and up to the top of the top of the roof and elevator overrun. all of that is just like in '17 situated over a 12 story podium and ground floor retail. it includes 460 dwelling units and 100 studios, 159 one bedroom with about 2500 square feet of ground floor retail and includes 112 off street parking spaces and that's a parking ratio 0.24. there are three feet loading spaces, comprised of a larger freight loading space. and then class one and two parking and to help further activate the ground floor experience, this project would construct public plaza in the right of way. the primary difference, huge increa

ground floor retail. as mr. yang mentioned, the eir was certified in 2017. in early 2020 when the world fell apart, the project received a two year performance extension, two additional years added to the entitlement lifespan. so today, it includes a demolition just like in 2017 of the two non residential buildings and construction of 40 building. it goes up to 416 of the rooftop mechanical equipment and up to the top of the top of the roof and elevator overrun. all of that is just like in '17 situated over a 12 story podium and ground floor retail. it includes 460 dwelling units and 100 studios, 159 one bedroom with about 2500 square feet of ground floor retail and includes 112 off street parking spaces and that's a parking ratio 0.24. there are three feet loading spaces, comprised of a larger freight loading space. and then class one and two parking and to help further activate the ground floor experience, this project would construct public plaza in the right of way. the primary difference, huge increa

madam chair, i yield the floor. madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senior senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: madam president, i rise in support of the right to contraception act. 33 days ago the supreme court issued a rule shredding nearly five decades of precedent protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. now women, as we have seen over the last weeks, are at the mercy -- are at the mercy of a patchwork of state laws governing their ability to access reproductive care, leaving them with fewer rights than their moms and their grandmas. so now a woman in minnesota as different rights when it comes to her reproductive care than a woman in missouri. a woman in north dakota has different rights than a woman in indiana. that's what we're dealing with right now. two weeks ago i joined several of my democratic colleagues on the floor to push for legislation to preserve a woman's right to travel to other states, to access reproductive care led by senator cortez masto. unfortunately, republicans on the ot

i yield the floor. asked madame president could collect senator from colorado request document present a very senior senator from minnesota for her remarks. and for what brings us to the floor today. this is the first time in american history, better president, thefu mental rights d fundamental constitutional right is been stripped away from the american people and especially american women by the supreme court of the united states. dobbshe, united states supreme court demolish 50 years of half a century of democratic and republican appointed justices upholding a constitutional right to s privacy and is now been obliterated by the united states supreme court. a fundamental right that has been upheld and over again right justices appointed as i sent by both presence of both sides of the aisle. madam president, if you had said to me when i was in a law school in the early 90s, this day would ever come sit supreme court using a radical, a radical method of constitutional interpretation called regionalism,

the eighth and ninth floors.l and say, what did you do? i didn't understand why rubbish was lost between the eighth and ninth floors. clean up there, i’m coming to retire, and you have a cleaning lady in the entrance, in principle, yes, she’s here, she ’ll wash where she is, but we leave it all. who must take out the bags. and this is how they say, this is my property, this is littering the public space of the driveway, i explain to me that this is her property, when i studied for the first time, i called the control room and said, i say ok . and another challenge, please clean the entrance from the ninth to the first floor. after that , half an hour later, some boss called me back and explains, you know, we can’t do it , because as they explained to us. now the girl has been evicted from the apartment. these are her things. we cannot touch them. how is that? horror is an infection. no, you know at a time and it turned out i said, this is an infection. he evicts me from here and throws my things away. and where d

and the second floor. so it has got ascetic purpose to it as well as, inhibit the operation of indoor and outdoor space. we think this is -- we think this is superior for privacy and they'll be a planter in there. next slide. cyrus and melissa have support of their five neighbors and with the history of living in this building. the proposed project is consistent with the neighborhood, sensitive to its neighbors and appropriately sized to allow the family to grow in the city for many years to come, thank you. >> thank you. okay. at this time we should open up public comment. members of the public, if you wish to address the commission on this matter, you'll have two minutes. if you're in the chambers, come forward. if you're calling in remotely, press star three. >> hi commissioners. nice to see some young faces up here. hopefully, they'll be new thinking. i live at $3606 scott street. my name is -- i know it's dead on arrival in the process but i think you had good presentations so i ask you to listen care

to 65 homestead top floor bedroom. there is no direct privacy issue. it shows that when you stand inside of the kitchen looking out the windows facing north which have high window sills you can't look into the adjacent bedroom next door at 65. 14 is examples of other buildings on the street with north south facing windows that look into other properties. it is normal and regular in this neighborhood and in the city. not exceptional or extraordinary. third ask. neighbors want to eliminate the popout at top floor unit. slide 15 shows this lops off the kitch open the top floor and takes away 121 square feet of floor area. 14.5% of the floor area of the unit. this is a view from 85 homestead. 16 is a small loss of extreme lateral view of the blue shaded area. 17 shows 85 view before helene's building is raised. slide 18 shows same view after the building is raised. side 19 shows look at the expansive view from 85 a little further east. if you turn your head it is completely unaffected by helene's project. fourth ask to pro

madam chair, yield the floor. >> madam president yield the floor.sk a senior senator from minnesota for. >> madam president arise in support of the right to contraception act. thirty-three days ago the supreme court issued ang rule shredding nearly five decades of precedent protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. now, women as we have seen over the last week are at the mercy of a patchwork of state laws governing their ability to access reproductiveit care, leaving them with fewer rights than their moms and their grandmas. now a woman in minnesota has different rights when it comes to her reproductive care, then a woman in missouri.rt i woman and north dakota has different rights than a woman in indiana. that is what we are dealing with right now. two weeks ago i joined a sever of my democratic colleagues on the floor to push for legislation to preserve a woman's right to travel to other states to access reproductive care led by senator cortez mastro. unfortunately, republicans on the other side of the aisle blocked us from

hawley: i yielded the floor. the senator has the floor. i'm happy to respond. the presiding officer: will the senator yield for a response? mr. kaine: i will yield for a response, yes. mr. hawley: say it one more time, senator. i can answer. mr. kaine: my question was, i believe in the armed services committee these three individuals you supported their nominations for reporting to the floor and i just want to make sure i'm accurate about that. mr. hawley: that's incorrect. i recorded as a no. mr. kaine: on all three? mr. hawley: yes. mr. kaine: is it the senator's position today that you do not object to them individually but there are other members of your caucus who individually object to them? mr. hawley: i do object to them. are you asking me if i object to having a vote on them. i'm not sure. mr. kaine: thank you. i will rephrase the question. do you reject having a vote on them? so, for example, i could modify the motion to seek unanimous consent that we schedule a vote on these three nominees instead of trying to move them en bloc, and i would be very h

i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: madam president, thank you for the opportunity to address you and my colleagues here on the senate floor this afternoon. while kansans are dealing, americans are dealing every day with skyrocketing gas prices, record-high inflation, and supply chain shortages, president biden traveled to saudi arabia to make a plea for greater oil production availability, and what he should be doing is asking americans and giving them the opportunity to unleash the potential of our own ability to supply oil. we've seen days and enjoyed the days in which america was generally energy independent and it would be a wonderful day to return to. my state of kansas is an energy-producing state, and we could help increase supply and cut costs at the pump. but instead president biden chooses our foreign adversaries for assistance. kansas ranks 11th in oil production, 14th in the production of natural gas. kansas is also the n

is, there is a basement, first floor and second floor floor, that is, the kitchen is on the first flooralf of the first floor is semi-fallen or it is on the left floor, which goes completely, it will go there, it will go five places, it will destroy us, i live there how did i come to you? i wasn't ready for it. that is, i didn't know what was waiting for me, and i had improvised means, so what was there, uh, somehow i made myself at first. i didn't have them, no blanket , no pillows, that is, - some things were used there before, and someone's jacket was left there or something else, and i inhabited everything there, and i stayed and somehow slept, and then after that, when it was more or less calm, i began to forgive the volunteers, and so that they brought me this blanket there, someone did not see a pillow i also brought it , i went there in just sweatpants, uh, in a dress shirt, and in a piece, and also in sneakers, and everything, that is, things, too, i didn’t have them, i was at work in the port. 3 probably and then they already started already bringing something volunteers help

i yield the floor. >> colleagues are joining us to speak on behalf of of the cortez-masto language, i wanted to thank the senator from nevada for her legislation and emphasize how important this is to people all through the united states, including my state that happens to be a border state, but even in seattle, providers are worried about a chilling effect so i was wondering if the senator from nevada, our colleagues up and talking about how this impacts individuals, people seeking healthcare and other states, what is happening now with the chilling effect to providers in their anxiety over people pursuing them for seeing patients from states in which rotary weight is not fully protected? >> i appreciate, mr. president, my colleague from washington and the question posed, because it is part of the concern we have. i was in nevada recently, it is a pro-choice state, there's a chilling effect on other states that are literally, to criminalize, what i hear from my providers is we want to help women to come to our state but it is -- if their state is going to pursue legislation, criminal

but for some reason on this floor it is just tissue. i come to be able to thank millions of women and millions of men who for five decades of not written off children, who have marched, silently prayed, gathered in places and said when are we going to recognize what is self-evident, the child in the womb as a child and that child may be inconvenient but that is a child. what are we going to recognize the basic thing. for 50 years the conversation has gone on with a simple statement of at what point can you speak out for the value of every person and i do mean every person. including the mom. it has been interesting to hear the misinformation in the past couple of weeks. i read story after story and seen these breathless news reports about women with ectopic pregnancy will not be able to get care, they will be doomed to die except there is no state law that would prohibit someone getting treatment that is lifesaving for an ectopic pregnancy in every state. and you won't get care except that's not true in a single place. not one. this ove

you voted on that on the floor. you've done it twice. so not only do you not have a plan, you're defending china to take the oil we saved to protect america. >> we had now to nationals park for the congressional baseball game that is resuming after a rain delay. this is live coverage on c-span.

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of the grounds floor does not connect to anything on the second floor. a drawing mistake there has to be a landing on that stair it does in the work the way it is supposed to. >> ground floor is taller. we have additional head room to transfer the stair to the upper floors. that will be [inaudible] in dashed form it does in the the stair on the second floor is in a different location than the landing you are going through. we don't to spend time on that. appreciate your comment. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore before i go to commissioner imperial is there anything else you wanted the team to address. >> no , i of course those are questions as the drawing goes through work that people should consider thinking about. that's all. >> thank you. >> commissioner imperial? >> yea. i have a question to the vpns can you reminds us in terms of the benefits agreement compared benefit's agreement in 2017 to the concern benefit's agreement. i don't think that was -- how they compare? compare what are the changes that. there are not substantial changes. we adhere

it shouldn't be one that provokes on the floor of the y united states senate. griswold versus connecticut has held for decades. it is enshrined in the case law reaffirmed by the supreme court that individuals have the right to use contraceptives. but we've seen after assurances by three of the members now sitting on the supreme court that respect for precedent is no longer deeply felt. in fact it may not be felt at all. what one nominee referred to as president on precedent and therefore well-established law, that was roe v wade and now it's gone. it was in justice alito's words, egregiously wrong. but none of those three nominees expressed any feeling whatsoever that it might be wrong, let alone a egregiously wrong so to all of my colleagues that essay the right to contraceptives is unnecessary, i would simply say when i introduced along with the presiding officer of the women's health protection act of 2013 the idea that row might be overruled washi unthinkable. the goal was to prevent the growing restrictions on that right that impose the burden. what was un

i yield the floor. >>> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrading technology, and how learning opportunities in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. the house judiciary committee examines roe v wade being overturned and the impact that could have on past supreme court decisions such as hodges which legalized same-sex

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i yield the floor. mr. thune: madam president. the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. thune: madam president, is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: it is not. mr. thune: madam president, yesterday morning june inflation numbers were released and as usual the news was not good. inflation rose in june to 9.1%, the highest inflation since november of 1981. november of 1981. i was in college the last time inflation was this bad. madam president, americans are suffering. everywhere americans turn, they're being asked to pay more. more for cleaning supplies, more for gas, more for health insurance, more for groceries. a new analysis yesterday from the joint economic committee found that it will cost american families a staggering 718 per month. madam president that will happen even if prices stop going up tomorrow. $718 per month. more than 8,$600 for the year. no working family can afford that. madam president, a major reason that we're in this crisis is because of democrats' decisi

we were either on the first floor, or we were hiding on the fourth floor.amily was on the fourth floor and heard the explosion of a shell. it almost seemed like an apartment on the fifth floor was nearby. on the floor and that's how we stood, the series will end. that's how we stood and watched how these apartments burned from the fifth to the 9th. i'm talking. here we are. if we don't leave . we would not have survived and here we didn't have a car, but who had a car, who had a car, they left, and somewhere in the beginning and until the middle of march, almost everyone left in the morning. we went for 6 hours, maybe even 7 times, to portovskogo, and then we were driven, well, we drove there for 10-15 minutes in a good car and reached the little one. we arrived. the happy ones bought pies. they bought real coffee at the market. the next fear was that the mongoose didn't have it when er started to pass er when leaving berdyansk, er, russian checkpoints , guys like that came to riot. they constantly rioted. young people were taken out at each checkpoint. the

you voted on that on the floor. you've done it twice. so not only do you not have a plan, you're defending china to take the oil we saved to protect america. you have no plan to reconnect workers to jobs by ending incentives that pay more to stay home than pursue productive work. madam speaker, americans know that democrats have no plan to rebuild an economy that works for us. none whatsoever. republicans have a plan. we are prepared to build an economy that's strong. one that fights inflation by officially ending this disastrous build back better. eliminates wasteful spending and gets americans back to work in the workforce. you know where we'll start? right here on this floor. you have to show up for work to get paid just like every other american. no, you can't take your european trips and phone it in. and to the american public, let's just be honest. why won't the democrats lift the proxy voting? because every person that votes proxy they sign by penalty of perjury, they can't come because of covid. i imagine that person had covid th

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president, i yield the floor. >> mr. president, i recently came across a very, very interesting interview that the ceo of intel, mr. pat gelsinger did last friday on cnbc's squawk box and i think that interview that he did tells us everything that we want to know about the american. oligarchy, about corporate arrogance and the state of american politics. and this is what mr. gelsinger said last friday, and i quote. mr. gelsinger, head of intel, quote, my message to congressional leaders is, hey, if i'm not done with the job i don't get to go home, neither should you. he's talking to congress. do not go home for august recess until you are have passed the chips act because i and the others in the industry will make investment decisions and do you want those investments in the u.s. or are we simply not competitive enough to do them here and we need to go to europe or asia for those? get the job done. do not go home for august recess without getting these bills passed, end of quote. that's pat gelsinger head of intel last f

on the first floor of a residential building.cuation of guests was complicated by the bars on the windows in the hostel, mainly working sellers of the shopping malls moscow and sadovod etoi lived at night, ukrainian militants fired again, the settlements of donbass in the dpr were under fire in makeevka and hay and vine extremists fired dozens of large-caliber shells at them. in just one day , one person died from artillery strikes and 22 more were injured. among them is a child. he was injured during the shelling of donetsk , it is reported that 10 missiles fell in the petrovsky and kirovsky districts of the city a in melitopol , the air defense system repelled an attack by ukrainian drones that were planning to strike at civilian infrastructure. most powerful artillery fire systems are used by servicemen of the first army corps, these are the forces of the dpr when shelling the position of nationalists. fortifications and strongholds are completely destroyed and 152-mm guns, the coordinates of the target are transmitted in adva

again, we will bring this legislation to the floor. public safety bills, but at the time when we have the legislation coming over from the senate. and that inflation, inflation reduction package you know what it is, lowers costs of health care for millions, slashes prescription drug prices, historic action to combat the climate crisis and lowers energy costs and advances energy security. again it does what we want to do to fight inflation by lowering costs. it's fully paid for and no new taxes as president biden has said for families making under $400,000 a year. i talked with enthusiasm about the advances were making in preparing legislation, passing legislation and the rest as we speak your you right now oe floor. we are addressing drought and fires in california as a westerner, this is very, very important legislation for many,, for everyone in our country, in particular we benefited from the intellectual resource that are western members are on this. but we had a sad thing happen, and that was when the senate failed to pass. how do

this is your second floor, what are you planning here?ere the bedroom is our bedroom and two children's bedrooms. good. so okay, let's go higher, but higher and higher yes, attic. well, here's the size, let's just say. it's almost like your whole apartment, in which we were exactly. what were you planning to do here? well, here is the stumbling block, we actually know and do not know what to do. we understood that make it completely childish. i wouldn’t want to, that’s why we need such a complex solution, so that it is, in principle, multifunctional for both adults and children and guests, as it were, yes . it turns out for everyone. to store seasonal things there, because there will be a lot of things the same christmas trees, snowboards, boards, now it’s clear around the apartment that you have it everywhere. that's how it goes along the wall here, it turns out. we've got a big open space that's pretty dangerous. wow for the kids, so here, of course, we thought about what here you also have a fence to make here yes, two rooms are small,

i yield the floor. >> mr. president. quick senator from washington. >> mr. president ask unanimous consent i be allowed to finishpr my remarks prior to the scheduled vote. thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor today to talk about the legislation before us and how it is an w investment today for jobs tomorrow. i think my colleague from mississippi for his partnership on this legislation, seems like a century ago we had a marketing committee and pass this out, the science portion we are now voting on 24 -- four more than a year ago. yet here we are today on the product of much negotiation. not just our committee but eight other committees, seven other committees. we are here because innovation is an dna of americas. we know that help us win the world wars, help us cure disease, i helped a straight millions. it has helped the members of the business community on opposite sides of a phone call or e-mail connect to each other to get a product or a service. so this bill embraces america's innovation in our tradition of it. i to encourage a yes vote. after

>> senator chris murphy stood on the senate floor and begged his colleagues to act. >> if not to solve a problem as existential as this? >> 15 republicans joined him in passing the most significant gun reform in decades, with esident biden signing it into law. >> lives will be saved today and tomorrow because of this. >> it's a mission forged nearly ten years ago, when he was the congressman representing newtown during the sandy hook elementary mas massacre. >> i went to the first of too many funerals this morning. >> with nearly 40,000 americans killed by guns each year, and children too often in the crossfire, what does senator chris murphy say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is brought to you by -- the acorporate funding is provided by stephens inc. >>> senator chris murphy, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks so much for having me. >> you are the junior senator from connecticut and the member of congress representing newtown, connecticut, on that day when 20 first graders were massacred at sandy hook elementary school. you have spoken openly how that moment and that expe

corridor and the public rooms on the state floor. it also codified that furniture fixtures and decorative arts of the white house are inalienable and considered the property of the white house mrs. kennedy supported the creation of the white house historical association as a cooperating organization with the national park service, and we are proud to maintain that today six years 60 years later while mrs. kennedy's time at the white house was tragically cut short her successor lady bird johnson and her husband president lyndon johnson further institutionalized these roles and are ongoing relationship president johnson issued executive order 11145, which officially created the position of white house curator and the committee for the preservation of the white house. and we'll talk a little bit more about what that is and who's on that the coalescence of these ideas and practices and collaboration between government private advisory practitioner all takes place in the 1960s and it sets a new standard for preservation of the white house

president, i yield the floor. mr. sanders: i have heard time and again my republican colleagues and a number of democrats voice their serious concern about the deficit and our national debt. we are told that because of the deficit, that at a time when we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major countries on earth, we cannot extend the child tax credit to help working parents and substantially reduce childhood poverty. at a time when over 600,000 americans are homeless and some 18 million families are spending half of their incomes on the high cost of housing, we are told over and over again that because of the deficit, we captain build the low -- we cannot build the low-income and affordable housing we desperately need. at a time when millions of senior citizens of this country desperately need help to go to a dentsist because their teeth are rotting in their mouths, they can't afford hearing aids, they can't afford eye glasses, reare told that we cannot afford to -- we are told that we cannot af

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with that, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of state, reuben e. brigety iii of florida to be ambassador to the republic of south africa. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: department of state, reuben e. brigety ii of florida to be ambassador to the republic of south africa. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 55, the nays are 40 and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions and the senate will resume legislative session. mr. blumenthal: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from connecticut. mr. blumenthal: thank you. i'm here with my colleagues to talk about the family expan

that's why i'm pleased to bring this bill to the floor. i thank kathy manning for her leadership on the right to contraception act. also a want -- also want to thank representatives williams, jacobs, and craig, as well as lizzie fletcher who just spoke. for their leadership on this bill. i'm grateful to them for standing up on this issue as well as to chairman pallone for moving quickly to advance this bill through the energy and commerce committee. this legislation will enshrine the constitutional rights established by grizz wold -- griswold vs. connecticut in federal statue. ensuring americans can access contraceptive care legally wherever they live. as i said at the beginning, my three daughters are amazed that this legislation is on the floor. amazed that there would be a premise that somehow the constitution did not guarantee to my three daughters the right to make these decisions and not all of us. this is about freedom. this is about individual integrity. and this volt will -- vote will show the american people where members stand o

what floor can you go down to which floor can you go down? you, don't panic. they are caught in the fire between the floors what floor is this on? what floor did the fire start on? don't wake up the firefighters who were on their way to you killed, i called for reinforcements. be careful and hold on. somewhere there is an exit to the roof. yes? the stairs are there, let's go to the roof. can you please tell me what is the cause of the fire? we are looking for another way out. yes, drop that piglet. don't even think, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet. more i'll go check, another corridor. we couldn't get to the roof, hurry up there, i called a new fire truck, we cleared the way there, especially not don't worry, i'm in control. everyone here is working to save you. what other screws, and who are you? to all premises a very scary person himself never to me vocal criminal ensemble today 19:50 on ntv sentenced premiere today at 21:45 on ntv when acute pain came, rather next next in 15 minutes can start fighting fights, with acute pain, rather next cloth

see how the oak floor played. really.ituation and it was the french theme. here is a french tree. she sets it very well, but the interior and furnishings are still warm. our air conditioner is new, it has an ultraviolet lamp inside. that is, we neutralize bacteria, viruses, you can still control it via wi-fi from your phone. well, plus everything there is an excellent self-cleaning function of the indoor unit, that is, it works itself and cleans itself. i think it's a great solution. yes , great, because our heroes here had air conditioning, but this is a modern model. i think they are very suitable and i want to note. what is it that he is white. it simply merges with the walls and absolutely does not interfere with our classic interior in the installation of stucco curly plinth. it is also made of durprimer, resistant to any twists in the plot of the wall in the dining area, we decorate it with mirror panels. the wardrobes were crowned with mirrored crowns. the snow-white switches and sockets of the carina series do not

exciting day for us, we have important legislation on the floor. may have to lee more quickly because in addition to the legislation today we will have a moment of silence for officers jacob chestnut and gibson who were killed protecting the congress in 1998, on a date that ms. pelosi: good morning. exciting day for us, we have important legislation on the floor. may have to lee more quickly because in addition to the legislation today we will have a moment of silence for officers jacob chestnut and gibson who were killed protecting the congress in 1998, on a date that occurs over the weekend. between the motion to recommit and the vote on final passage we'll be honoring them. we followed the lead of their families in terms of how they want it to be observed. this is their request for this year. on my way here i learned that our president has covid. i way hert our president has covid. i understand the symptoms are light. i hope they continue to be so. that was my experience. and i hope that that's the case for the president. yesterday we had the fi

usually i understand it to the third floor. the law of physics, calmly pours down, but since the strawberries yes, there are quite curved communications, so it’s just in case, we have provided a pump, yes for reinsurance. and now, in fact, all the waste water will run down, nothing will stagnate. well, since we have opened these boxes , there are quite a lot of additional storage places. good entrance area, so we provided a door. and how is it a warm shade. yes , we selected the door for the project. she is at our school, and moreover, it seems to me that it is very important that it turns out to make this door an opening, more precisely, not at an angle of some sort of door. we have a full size. here the heroine will be able to remain alone with herself, if she calls her friends, there will be no noise below, looking at this wall. i would literally forget that i was here before. i already remembered i can not, that it was a pool table. so what? i pulled it out from below you. so, when we climbed in, we still have quite a bit l

. >> what a beautiful floor.s that possible it's very orangey. i don't know why that is >> seth: please welcome to the show, alex holder, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: thank you so much for being here >> it's a pleasure >> seth: so, you have made -- you have made a few documentary films before, and then you made this series, which is -- basically, you were with the trump family, the trump campaign before the election, all the way up to january 6th. >> yeah. >> seth: and i think one of the things people have been taken with, who have watched this, is the amount of access you got to the trump family why do you think it is that they agreed to it, and what were the secrets you used to get them to make that decision >> i mean, so i was originally introduced to them, and then i think they were really confident they were going to win the election so here was a guy with a funny accent that was going to showcase them winning the 2020 election. also, i didn't really have any skin in the game politically, so wh

soon the whole floor will float 8 martha. what urgently call plumbers?lenka do you have a free one? is there an outlet? can? am i charging my phone? and then i greet everyone categorically greet you boris categorically also get yours, you came up with such a stupid nickname for him. he's a lady. what is this, a joke, right? well, you understand, when we composed the text of the leaflet yesterday, we needed a mobile phone for contact. we decided that it should be your phone. well, who is the smartest, the most beautiful, the most lonely, the sexiest, you are with us, if you suddenly hear at night phone call, well, except for you, no one will jump anymore. well, that's what solovets suggested. it is logical about the manifestation of the flexibility of the mind that you are having fun with gifts for women come on, move the carriage has already been served. opa is busy. busy. open the police. but there is no exit hole on the skull, i exclude the bullet too carefully. and i found this in his pocket, how many rubles 200 a small handkerchief can be, this exper

being taken care of from the 2nd floor as well. now as far as the cause of death, its being reported that it was likely due to carbon monoxide poisoning. that the people who were here on the 1st floor that they were unable to get out due to the bars on the windows. and that in addition to that, while there was a fire alarm and place reports are saying that it did not go off as lan now, as for the identities of those people, those casualties, those have yet to be released. however, reports are saying that there were likely a number of migrant staying here. again, this is here in the southeast part of town in moscow. and so far the fire has been contained and emergency services are responding. are the scenes situation the united states economy has now met the conditions of recession. that's according to the latest statistical data which shows the countries g, d p, declining for a 2nd consecutive quarter. but the white house is in no rush to accept the economic downturn. most economists and most americans have a similar definition of

floor. if i can get floor time, i will. >> we need the votes. we need 25 people to change their minds. the only way to change their minds is if everyone is heard. we increase our lobbying effort, our voices, the volume of our voices and the effectiveness of our voices. we must change those 25 votes back. >> did the republicans say they changed their -- >> it came out of nowhere. it was total bullshit. we have to make sure they hear this and know this and we have to keep calling the vote. >> was a retaliation -- >> i think it was before it.

president, i yield the floor. i have heard time and again my republican colleagues and a number of democrats voice their serious concern about the deficit and our national debt. we are told that because of the deficit, and at the time that we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major country on earth, we cannot extend the child tax credit to help working parents substantially reduce child poverty. at the time one over 600,000 americans are homeless and from 18 million families spending half of their income on the high cost of housing we h are told or and over again because of the deficit we cannot build a low income andan affordable housinge desperately need. they need help to go to a dentist because their teeth are rotting in their mouth. they can't afford hearing aids or eyeglasses. we are told that we cannot afford to expand medicare because of the deficit. at the time when the average familyly in the country is spending $15,000 a year on childcare, an unimaginable and unimaginableamount of

the foil film will ensure the efficient operation of the warm floor, it is electrically safe with five layers of insulation in the heating mats. a thin cable on the grid placed beacons, kneaded grow and fill. air bubbles are expelled with a brush into the floor dried up, we proceed to the construction, the partitions are framed from galvanized metal profiles. sheathing is absolutely moisture resistant cement aquapanels, because this wall of the future shower room. we close the seams and reinforce with a mesh of durable gypsum-fiber sheets in the toilet we install an installation for a hanging toilet in the shower room, we waterproof the corners, we apply tile glue, and a latex-based mastic also fixes a moisture-resistant rubberized tape on it. here comes the entrance. our good friend is universal gypsum plaster. we hide the concrete ceiling and the electrical wiring behind the suspended structure, the main profiles on direct suspensions, bearing on the connectors. tight space do not turn around. finishing putty on a vinyl basis after drying becomes strong and smooth. elastic tile adhes