beyond me is the foss barrier. the environment minister was here yesterday and said he will keep a close eye on this changing situation because water levels, even without rain, are expected to continue to rise. back to you. will be speaking to the environment minister a little later. we will be keeping a close eye on problems. keep us posted as well if you are near the floods. keep us posted on your situation and of course you can watch us on the go by the bbc iplayer add to, if you wa nt to by the bbc iplayer add to, if you want to keep up—to—date on the weather situation. all the details with carol about today's weather as well, coming up. if you want to keep up to date with all the latest on storm dennis, you can watch us on the go via the bbc iplayer app. itv will tonight screen the first episode of love island since the death of its former presenter, caroline flack. she took her own life on saturday. the show had been pulled for two consecutive nights as a mark of respect. meanwhile, fellow itv stars have been

rouda says the environmental protection agency isn't doing nearly enough to curb the effects of p fosse chemicals linked to certain forms of cancer rag 97% of americans have levels of p fastener system ruta says the epa should establish strict rules to limit how much and ho4 often manufacturers it's p fosse chemicals if we don't. >>discontinue the dumping and burning of chemicals the problem's going to get worse before it gets better he introduced a bill to impose fees on polluters and to use that money to fund cleanup efforts thursday, the epa took office calls a modest step in the right direction setting limits on 2 specific the fast chemicals but he says it's been more than a year since they made a commitment to tackle the p pass problem. >>and so far he says they don't have much to show for the epa is not taking action fast enough bp released a statement thursday referencing to specific types of p fox chemicals saying quote under president trump's leadership. the epa is following through on its commitment in the action plan to evaluate pf away and p f o s this is long overdue action

is the foss barrier.h of funding can try and control some 50 tonnes of water every second to try and stabilise the rivers, where they meet and prevent flooding. i'm told by the environment agency, who are in the area this morning, it is absolutely doing its job because at the moment there are no houses or premises flooded further upstream. so that is good news but they are preparing for the worst. the council has been out all weekend handing out some 4,000 sandbags, going down into the drains and making sure they are clear, doing all they can to try and make the city resilient. that is the key word, resilience. and they say they are doing a good job so far, so they are just waiting to see how bad things get. just yesterday the environment secretary was in york, having a look at how things were going, saying they will keep a watchful eye on it. because even without rain, the waters here are expected to rise. but so far, so good. and york, i'm told, is still open for business. spare a thought though for tad

the foss barrier is in operation to stop any water from the 0use backing up into the foss, as you knowute hundreds of sandbags but the environment agency says any flooding will not be as severe as it was back in 2000, that's what they're expecting. that was when it was at its highest level ever recorded. 33 flood warnings in place at the moment in north yorkshire, eight in around york itself, so really, this evening, it's all about preparation. people being told to protect their properties and monitor the situation over the next 2a hours. that was fiona trott in the city of york. and for the latest information on storm dennis in your area — just go to your local bbc 0nline pages or tune into bbc local radio. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30 and 11.30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are rob merrick, the deputy political editor at the independent, and ruth lea, who's an economics adviser for the arbuthnot banking group. further tributes have been paid to caroline flack, the tv presenter, who was foun

it's used to stop water backing up into the foss. know, the latest we have had from the environment agency is that from the highest level in the next 36 hours will be at 4.5 metres at 2:30pm on monday afternoon, not as high as the record levels we saw in 2000 when the levels reached about 5.4 metres. currently there are 31 flood warnings in place in north yorkshire, eight here in and around york, it was four early earlier on this afternoon. really here this evening, the environment agency is telling people to take action now to prepare for more rising levels over the coming hours to protect their homes and monitor the situation over the next day or so. fiona think you very much with that from york. let's go over to hawick 110w from york. let's go over to hawick now and alexandra mckenzie, i have to say looks rather blustery there for you. that is exactly the word i would use. website here in the borders, three rivers reached record levels causing some serious flooding. behind me is the tv it which the levels have gone down but it is

foss barrier. funding the moment after £70 billion worth offunding can the moment after £70 billion worth of funding can try and control some 50 tonnes of water every second to try and stabilise the rivers where they need to prevent flooding. i'm told by the environment agency who are in the area this morning, it is absolutely doing its job are in the area this morning, it is absolutely doing itsjob because are in the area this morning, it is absolutely doing its job because at the moment there are no houses or premises flooded further upstream. so that is good news but they are preparing for the worst. the council has been out all weekend handing out some 4000 sandbags, going down into the drains and making sure they are clear, doing all they can to try and make the city resilient. that is the key word, resilience. they say they are doing a good job so far so they are doing a good job so far so they arejust are doing a good job so far so they are just waiting to see how bad things get. just yester

to spread the out by word of mouth and transfer as much as $10000.00 euros a year with foss chain. just time to tell you the gold prices have climbed to their highest levels since 2013 as continued worries over the coronavirus spur demand and our current costs over $1600.00 that's up nearly 10 percent on prices back at the beginning of december for news of the outbreak broke the rise is being fueled by investor fears that the epidemic could have a long term impact on supply chains in a range of industries many people turn to safe haven investments like precious metals in times of uncertainty such as the. us or for me in the business teamhair in berlin to check out our website either way dot com slash business also on facebook and twitter thanks for joining us. play. play play. play. play. divide. the looks of it. what binds the continent to the answers and stories aplenty play. spotlight on people the suckers the audience 60 minutes. closely. carefully. observed. it's going to be a good. match. the lead to scuttle. the i. subscribe to a documentary on. a is for me. is for you. as f

you spread by word of mouth and transfer as much as 10000 euros a year with foss chain. and that wraps up our show if you want more you can always go to our website that's the w dot com or follow us. on twitter or facebook i'm chris cuomo thanks for watching have yourself a successful. they were forced into a nameless mass. of. their bodies near. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. to submarines for our french profit plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence and. this is the journey back into the history of slavery the thing that will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routes starts march 9th on d w. a low and well. to arts and culture when we think of classical greek and roman sculptures we usually see them in white marble but that's not how they were meant to look to german archaeologists husband and wife team have recreated these figures as they appeared thousands of years ago that story coming out and a vegetarian chef with a michelin star takes us into h

we have lost grace fosse set sentence will not change the fact that grace is gone.ane's cousin, hannah. we will be bring you all the details of that sentencing later this evening right here on bbc news. for now let's catch up with the weather. here is been rich. yet another day of rain across many parts of uk. the band of leather earlier on the radar picture was accompanied by some really gusty winds and behind it we ushered in cold air and wintry showers which will continue through the night across northern areas. for the night across northern areas. for the south largely dry, showers in the south largely dry, showers in the north will fade as we see persistent rain returning to northern ireland and westin scotland and the hills of western england. ca ptu res and the hills of western england. captures creeping up in the second half of the night well. through the day on friday more heavy rain through parts of northern ireland, western scotland, parts of north—west inman and north wales. for the south more dry weather, sunshine, a windy day and brisk winds to the eas

fosse had that. >> outside, it's windy.ed because he happened to find his language in the fumusical. ♪ bye, bye my >> only the 1970s can give you a musical set in 1930s germany when naziism is on the rise and not soft-pedal any of it. it's a musical in that it has musical numbers. but it's not a musical at all because all of the music takes place in the context of this sleazy club. >> it's the subtle changes that we see. where the swastikas start popping up in the audience. and the content on the stage takes a turn toward the darker and anti-semitic. ♪ >> you know what is coming. all of the music. all of the culture. all of the coolness. every kind of sexuality. all of this is going to go away. and then, that song "tomorrow belongs to me." first, it's just this young, sweet-voiced boy singing. ♪ gather together >> and slowly but surely, we see that, oh, no, these are nazis singing. ♪ that's what "cabaret" is about. how something like this can happen. >> you still think you can't control them? >> that year, bob fosse was nom

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an awful lot of money was invested then into the foss barrier, and if we used a camera on the top of be able to see where we are. on one side of us, we have got the river foss, on the other side the 0use, and where they meet is the barrier. that can try to control some 50 tonnes of water every second, to try to stabilise the rivers where they meet and prevent flooding. i'm told by the environment agency, who are in the area, that it is absolutely doing itsjob, area, that it is absolutely doing its job, because at the moment there are no houses or premises flooded further upstream. so that is good news, but they are preparing for the worst. the council has been out all weekend, handing out some a000 sandbags, going down into the drains and making sure they are clear, doing all they can to try to make the city resilient — that is the key word, resilience. they say they are doing a good job so far, just waiting to see how bad things get. just yesterday, the environment secretary was in york, having a look at how things were going, saying they would keep a watchful eye on it, because eve

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the foss barrier is in operation to stop water from the river whose backing up into the foss. severe as it was in 2000. that is what they are expecting. that was when it was at its highest level ever recorded. 33 flood warnings in place at the moment in north yorkshire, ate in and around york itself. so really this evening, it's all about preparation. people are being told to protect their properties and monitor the situation over the next 24 hours. and alexander in the scottish borders, it looks very windy where you are. what sort of they have people had? extremely windy and it's been a horrible day. last night, three rivers in the borders reached record levels, causing flooding. the river behind me is still looking very angry this evening. as we came into hawick earlier, we could see that many of the field surrounding the town were completely saturated and in many of the villages around here, people have been evacuated from their properties and some homes and businesses have been flooded. the council has set up an emergency planning bunker and they have been involved in the

in the pararis cocourts t this tuesday to frank israeli mythologically coming to reach to hand over foss sums of cash by posing as the french foreign minister. thanks to custom made silicon mosque. thank you very much for being with us we start with the embarrassment for the democrats. in this is that as this primary season has begun with a full stop party if he's inin ira working furiously to. deliver the delayed results of the first in the nation corpus. restricted candidates meanwhile that moved on to the next stop on their quest for their presidential nomination. in a statement early this tuesday the iowa democratic party blamed. coding issue in the reporting system. and it said it's since been fixed. robin kept party officials from the leasing results from monday's corpus world of course i is stil waiting. well chaos in iowa with the results of the first democratic caucus were delayed by technical glitches officials from the democratic party of blaming the coding error in the up used to report results despite the unsettled contest the number of the candidates have already claimed to

0use are closed, the barrier is an operation to stop water from the 0use backing up into the river fossnding out hundreds of sandbags but the latest production from the environment agency is that the highest level in the next 36 hours will be at 4.5 metres, at around 12.30 tomorrow afternoon. so, not those record levels we saw back in 2000, when they reached 5.4 metres. right now, there are 29 flood warnings in place in north yorkshire, nine in and around york. there were four this afternoon. so tonight, here in york, it is all about preparation. fiona trott in york, and alexandra mackenzie in hawick, thank you very much. itv cancelled tonight's edition of the reality tv show love island following the death of its former host caroline flack. tributes continued to pour in today to the 40—year—old, who was found dead in her london flat yesterday. this report from helena wilkinson has flash photography. a hugely popular and successful television presenter, caroline flack television presenter, caroline flack was a natural. she made presenting look easy. it appeared to be a glamorous life, b

plagued by technical difficulties the russians off the top and nothing to do with the results of the fosscontest of the 2020 primary season are now not expected until tuesday evening. the arrest of a criminal who lived in hungary and france on a student visa revealed serious apparently was in the e.u. which could allow terrorists. there's no public transportation in the shopping malls restaurants and cinemas. during this period all closed as china scrambles to prevent the spread of the deadly virus the city of the epidemic began.

. -- andto the editor fred to business editor brad foss, work and g me do this for making it better.hard to believe but four or five years ago, trade reporting afterthought. the u.s. trade rep was always calling us trying 20 get us to trade.bout that's not a problem now. [laughter] ended ident trump has up trade policies so thoroughly and ith such speed that it's sometimes hard to keep your bearings. i remember one day a couple of ago, word came out that he was threatening to put tariffs a hundred billion dollars in chinese imports. it sounded insane. in previous trade battles, measured in e millions, not billions of dollars. it was a bluff. but it wasn't. escalated from there. taxing ed states is now $360 billion in chinese imports happy itstreet is just isn't more. the reality has changed. to keep up with the day's events, let alone to try to put it into a context that sense to readers. at a.p. we've been looking for story.ways to tell the we compared china today to the united states in the late 1700s 1800s, both of which of intellectual thievery. we looked at how businesses to tru

and, because we are going to take on the greed and corruption of the foss -- of the pharmacy to go industrywho in -- the pharmaceutical industry, who in many cases are charging us five times or 10 times more for the same prescription drugs they charge canadians or europeans, we are going to lower prescription drug cost in america. and nobody in this country will have to pay more than to hunt dollars year for prescription drugs. nobody in this country will forto pay more than $200 prescription drugs. for 100 years. read the books. for hundred years, from teddy roosevelt to fdr to harry truman to jfk to lyndon johnson, to richard nixon, to jimmy carter, to borrow obama, precedents have talked about -- american presidents have talked about the need for universal health care. but has not happened. today 87 million uninsured or underinsured. 30,000 people die each year because they do not get to a doctor on time. bankrupteople go because of medically related debt. think about the cruelty and dysfunction of a system that says sorry, you have cancer. you natalie have to struggle for your life, you

he plan foss go after him on bloomberg's previous oppositions to increases in the minimum wage and openness and willingness to cut programs like social security and medicare and medica medicaid. those are areas we've heard from sanders before that he's had to defend and talk about before on the debate stage. it's clear the campaign is ready toaybe bloomberg tonight. >> we will be checking with all of you the morning and afternoon and evening. let's bring in former spokesman for hillary clinton and for the purposes of this conversation, we should also point out he played president trump in debate prep for her 2016 campaign. here with me on set, zerlinna max well and eleanor randal, the author of "the many lives of michael bloomberg." you know him better than just about anyone else. he's a guy that relies on fact, relies on figures to find success. he's going to have to feel his way. he's never been in a setting like this. how do you surmise bloomberg is previousing? what do you suspect we'll see from him tonight on that stage? >> well, you know, he's not a great speaker and not a great debat

to --r was justly flat justly foss to illuminate slavery. we don't have any of those horrible issues today. we have gone through the 1965 civil rights act, and nobody is much trying to undo that. but tooing to quarrel, think the quarrel's are over things that are a lot less inortant than they were 1965, 1865? united about a lot of important issues. what is dividing us in many cases seems to be far less important. host: janet on twitter comes back to secession light. it sounds like a plan to permit red states to go their own way in regards to civil rights. we are either the united states of america, or we are not. guest: that is the voice of liberal triumph is impaired in other words, -- voice of liberal triumph-ism. we are not talking about -- i help toi think it would spend time talking to people you disagree with. i think you would find they are not united racists. there are people who may have different points of view about things like abortion. that is perfectly fine. if that is your definition of an unacceptable difference, then we have

making its way away from the river plate pushing across europe why that will not just land of the foss out the east brazil as we go through the next couple of days he joins up with a line of storms that we have just around northern parts of argentina pushing up into bolivia not very wet weather could cause some localized flooding over the next 24 to 48 hours or so it does not its way further north with that by the time we come to whiten stay bright skies come in behind women weather will see temperatures simply to service getting up to around 29 degrees celsius plenty of showers there across the amazon basin as well but it's bet's pushing all the way up into those southern parts of colombia was to head to the caribbean a lot of lovely sunshine this fine and by the way a few showers just around the east knowledge as we go through the next few days see how we have got so that easterly wind pushing the showers over towards the western side of the region so parts of panama costa rica maybe nicaragua could catch a few showers and they could use a few showers just around this to the north an

she went to the prestigious new york city school and won a dance scholarship to juilliard bob fosse would seen paula kelly, a dancer and actress, who transformed both the stage and the screen died earlier this month in califor a california she was 77 years old you're in a no parking zone. oh, i... i didn't know. you didn't see the sign? that... that wasn't there when i was here earlier. (whimper) really? you know, in italy, they let you park anywhere. have a good day, sir. with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. (glass shattering) (frustrated yell) (car horn blast) (yelp) dispatch, we got a code bubly. are you going to get him down? no. bubly sparkling water. pack a smile. ♪ ♪(music playing) ♪this is the first day of my life♪ ♪i was born right in the doorway♪ ♪now i don't know where i am, i don't know where i've been♪ ♪but i know where i wanna go when you drink or eat something that's acidic everyone is at risk for enamel loss. it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface. pronamel is formulated to help deli

wuhan united steps in to help with logistics customs forms and other paperwork needed to get supply foss hospitals in wuhan leeann gong say many volunteers are familiar with business in china. >> many have a full-time job. there are new moms who had a baby two months old. you know, really great group of people. and everybody is trying to help. >> reporter: gong says cisco, hp and other silicon valley tech giants are stepping in. he says fedex is helping with free shipping. they've helped with about 7 shipments. gong says an eighth takes off on monday. in the south bay bureau i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> rocking san francisco city hall. mayor london breed admitting to having a personal relationship with embattled public works director mohammed nuru. including a gift valued at $5,600. now some san francisco supervisors are expressing deep concern. all right. we are going to get you that story a little bit later. but we want to let you toe we have included mayor breed's entire essay posted on medium on our website. it's part of our coverage on abc 7 news.com. now happening today

this morning the urgent rush continue foss contain the coronvirus something that's begun to spread in the bay area. doctors are concerned about how how a woman became sick in santa clara county. her unknown transmission is the third case of covid-19. two other confirmed cases in solano county. one from unknown transmission one aboard the diamond princess. abc 7 news spoke with robert young, a man testing positive while on the ship with his wife. he shared details of what it's like to be under indefinite quarantine. >> simple things like getting groceries and toil paper and sundries we're at the mercy of family and friends. put going in the driveway and we can't have direct contact. >> he says he and his wife feel great. the symptoms never got worse than allergiys. they are out from travis air base in fairfield observed under home isolation by health experts. >>> in the south bay a third case of covid-19 in santa clara county that we mentioned. health officials say it's different not related to the others. the source of transmission is unknown. officials say now is the time to prepare

debate ldcoach he was about to run for the house against joe foss.war ii flying. >> afo commissioner. that was a small advantage that i had tim krause said to me later, sometime we will have to talk about what it was like to cover mcgovern in the early days. we never had that talk. alas. one way that mcgovern did campaign committee upb row in sioux falls on the fifth floor rundown office building syndicate building the elevators did start running until something like 8:00 a.m. and every morning during the campaign many mornings during the campaign george mcgovern without an elevator stop by with handout that he probably had written and typed himself. before going off to a sales meeting or whatever but the man struck me because i had never heard of anybody who was quite so articulate. >> the modern Ãbit was illegal to be a democrat in started in the early 50s as a college guy. he drove himself around in a beat up station wagon. and built that party all by himself. >> i'm going to test gil's motor skills by making a brief statement and having my questi

and he would is a debate coach as you know, and he was about to run for the house against joe foss, the world war ii ace. nfl commissioner. anyone it. there was a small advantage that i had. timothy crouse said to me later, sometime will have to talk about what is going to cover whenever in the early days. we never had the talk. one way that we never did campaign can, in sioux falls hope for a rundown office building in the syndicate building, the elevators didn't start running into something like a clock and i had to file the weather. every morning during campaign, many mornings during campaign, george mcgovern, who caught those five floors without an elevator and stop by with a handout the probably written and typed himself. that was before going off to a sales a better whatever. but the man struck me because i never heard anybody who was quite so articulate were moving. tom: it is illegal to be a democrat in south dakota when mcgovern started in the early 50s rated as a college guide any drove himself around in a beat up station wagon. and he built that party all by himself. edwin: >

last through unnecessary hunting thank you so much for talking to us about this very interesting to foss audrey tao same directory of humane society international africa live there from cape town thank you very much rick. thank you so much finally. still ahead on al-jazeera islands look to that captain for inspiration in iraq big 6 nation speech as more on that crash with bells coming up next to say this. in an increasingly globalized and interconnected world where digital communication technology is growing digital platforms contribute to making change and expanding civic space consequently activists face harassment states of aliens increasing restrictions on the other end digital platforms may be used to spread hate speech and trigger violence division conflict and terrorism which in turn contributes to undermining human rights. in this context the national human rights committee of qatar organizes the international conference on social media challenges and ways to promote freedoms and protect activists in cooperation with the united nations high commissioner for human rights the europ

coming around china, followed by nike at 18% >> in terms of estimated 10% that's sourced from china, foss the leads that group followed by skechers, nike, and pbh, those numbers coming in, and in terms of the overall s&p 500, 500, possibly we're talking wynn, las vegas sands, macao, with hout corning, eees tee lauder >> i'm alonging at corning they bought more fiber to go to mars and back a cupping times. >> that's the play there it's fairly ragged, but i'm not, i'm not selling, another not getting in yet i don't feel like i have to make a distill. >>> for more tune in at 7:00 p.m. >>> still ahead, he's the candidate who built a career a wall street. why is mfind out why -- and later, director dr. anthony fauci tells us whether the coyne outbreak is on the verge of turning into a global pandemic >>> a check on our data tracker. sentiment coming in a bit weaker than expected. driven by lower rates, lower mortgage rates, the dodow wn about 132, 45 minutes left of trade. ♪you got to ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive♪ ♪ e-lim-i-nate the negative "slow it down a little" ♪ and latch on to the affir

to meet when navarro came up to him in person do you think you have the best response foss the his instagram you a seinfeld certainy. >> navarro walked up to the your buddy bezos. >> which sun one is my bud. >> can we meet. >> call jay carney head of pr and we get it done but in tech parlance ghosted him. >> navarro was deeply offended and angry. >> i think he is mad bezos is sure we'll meet. >> maybe there is a difference. >> bizarre. >> a difference in the understanding of what the proper protocol maybe bezos feels it's it's a principle meeting. >> i don't know what goes on at the alfavela club. some of the club you don't talk business. >> it's an interesting lesson what to do if you don't want to meet i have a guy he will hook us up. meantime another feud brewing between nancy pelosi and facebook now what, eeme >> the alfavela club you guys were talking is known as one of the best clubs in washington, d.c. lamarly because they don't invite me to the cocktail parties. it sounds right. >> moving to the dispute we see this unfold on twitter in realtime pb with, a dispute between nancy pelosi

to put pressure every way possible to get new york to cooperate so they can enforce the immigration foss because without this information without honoring ice containers, it's difficult for immigration offers to do their job and dhs is frustrated. >> there are going to change policies overnight so what can we expect? >> i don't think we're going to see the changes from new york. it's under the current administration that they have there. we are just going to see sliding as long as president trump is in office and if he's reelected, we will see this another five years. we are going to see it going to other states like california and other states for dhs fed up being with the law so they will find ways to change policies whether it be financial or otherwise. >> there's got to be middle ground to avoid this. are seeing a lot more of this kind of behavior. thank you very much. meanwhile, the d.c. gridlock continues. debbie lesko part of the president impeachment team, answer this. a race that's been going on a few weeks now, to contains the coronavirus from 12 to 14% in the clip. new jersey

to --r was justly flat justly foss to illuminate slavery.don't have any of those horrible issues today. we have gone through the 1965 civil rights act, and nobody is much trying to undo that. but tooing to quarrel, think the quarrel's are over things that are a lot less inortant than they were 1965, 1865? united about a lot of important issues. what is dividing us in many cases seems to be far less important. host: janet on twitter comes back to secession light. it sounds like a plan to permit red states to go their own way in regards to civil rights. we are either the united states of america, or we are not. guest: that is the voice of liberal triumph is impaired in other words, -- voice of liberal triumph-ism. we are not talking about -- i help toi think it would spend time talking to people you disagree with. i think you would find they are not united racists. there are people who may have different points of view about things like abortion. that is perfectly fine. if that is your definition of an unacceptable difference, then we have to

what we're is trying to create pathway foss are students and all the children in our state and acrossry f you imagine, like public education is supposed to be that vehicle that is the great equalizer. but if you look at 40 years of data across the country, really, it is not really. it is a bit of a divider in many cases. so students who come from economically advantaged homes, students who are of color tend to fall behind and economically disadvantaged students fall behind. what we need to do is find ways to engage the children in our education so they can have bright futures and be successful. we have a lot of programs in new hampshire that are designed to do that. just this last year we rolled out something called career academy, starting to blend the systems of secondary and postsecondary so students seamlessly transition into the postsecondary world. i say children fall through the cracks. let's putty up the cracks so we don't have transitions that are not seamless transitions. neil: we'll see how it sorts out. commissioner you will be at the big rally tonight. >> i will be there.

state missions to reduce foss trust, asian carp prevention, various habitat restoration projects. the glri remains an essential element in repairing and preserving the great lakes. i want to thank my colleague from ohio, mr. joyce, sponsor of this bill. i urge my colleagues to support passage of h.r. 40316789 i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. mitchell: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the chair wreck -- recognizes the gentlelady from california, mrs. napolitano. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two minutes to the the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. ms. moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i am so very, very pleased to rise in support of this ipartisan legislation to re-authorize and streanten the great lakes restoration initiative, the glri. 20% of the world's fresh water resides in the great lakes. and it is a national treasure and a regional economic engine. i remember when i was first elected