busy day for alfie hewett in the fulcher doubles and singles? jae the fulcher doubles and singles?ubles final for a third yearand to reach the men's doubles final for a third year and when the event for a third year and when the event for a third yearand a third year and when the event for a third year and they are going to start shortly on their second semifinal because there is no heat while applying to the doubles event. the first double semifinal has been included with victory for matthew ebden against bohannon but pana against the french opponents, nicolas mahut complained of dizziness and was consulted by the doctor, even though they continued but they lost the match and british fulcher singles players will start the quarter finals in the next few minutes and i spoke to one of them if you minutes ago, did not know if they were able to take to the court because there are different rules and different heat laws in place for the wheelchair event.— the wheelchair event. quickly lookin: the wheelchair event. quickly looking forward _ the wheelchair event. quickly looking forward t

fulcher. mr. fulcher: for years, states could enter into cooperative agreements with federal land management agencies to aid in reducing the excess fuel load that makes fires in the west so damaging to people, property and wildlife. this extends the authority and access to revenue to counties and tribes. some states primarily in the western u.s. have land controlled by the federal government. in my home state of idaho, it's 62%. citizens in my state must generate economic growth to sustain our needs from just the resources contained within the available land remaining. one could argue that citizens from other states are merely tenants of their federal landlord. counties and tribes face a challenge within the states they reside. there are counties in my district like idaho and hawaii where the federal government controls more than 83% of the land. without access to the natural resources and related tax revenue, it's difficult for residents to create wealth and provide the ingredients necessary to r

fulcher, for so much time as he may consume. mr. fulcher: thank you, mr. speaker. and to my colleague from louisiana, thank you for the time. this is an important week when it comes to the vehicles that we have and the access to those vehicles. so to that end, i rise in support of an upcoming bill, h.r. 1435, preserving choice in vehicles purchases act. if the leftist central planners get their way, the internal combustion engine could be outlawed by 2035 or sooner. the biden administration and big city do-gooders want to ban the internal combustion engine with climate change as the excuse. but the facts speak otherwise. in 2021, 93% of light duty vehicles sold were powered by gasoline or flex fuel variants. from cleaner technologies, advanced fuels and lower carbon emissions, the internal combustion engine continues to be valued by consumers from all walks of life. consumer choice is essential in rural areas where farmers, ranchers and small towns need access to reliable transportation and fuel. forcing electric vehicles on the masses through compulsion defeats th

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a who said the corruption is part of the country's political fulcher. you claim my old account is one of the most pull up country in the world, ukrainian political culture of rupture and these guns hand in hand. ways. you know everything from communion, becoming politician, president of the country. and so it's a big surface of some kind of golf task found. so my question to you sir, is the, has to be a stuff i mean, how come billions and billions and billions of dollars keep coming in to where you quite as a money on the renew peroration. we always have to keep that in mind. and if we take into account that structure which was created shortly after the might on clue where's the money going laundry through to where back to the landscape and back to the us, anders to the us embassy and jeff. so nap who is the front structure of a national anti corruption bureau, its staffed with a lot of, of its trans characters, including some former georgian shudder. we figure who was quickly naturalize you funny. and so we could, you know, and those people serve us co

next we can pass them, but again, he's taken sort of the option that is top is, which is going for fulcher, of the full term spending options into the short term spending options which he could not get past last week. and what this really does is highlight of how bad the government shut down would be for our country. it has wide ranging effects and places like alaska for examples under reason mccallski has said it would be detrimental to, to fishermen and people who rely on federal licenses for their livelihoods. bar right, members think that governments shut down federal government, shutdowns don't impact their constituents. but the very reality is that they do me . elaine give us an idea of what actually happens when the us government shots down . well, the 1st thing that happens is that all non essential employees are for load, usually and pass foot for shutdowns. the military has been exempt and home, some parts of homeland security. so there's some parts of the government that are called essential that is mostly safety and security. but many of them i have to go to work without pay. a

but i fulcher, about this, leaving aside the legalities of the commission, few stuff that was leading decide to get it as a practical method, the goal and is very important. the user of security as long as so there's info in ukraine as in syria, as long as you're around this present in syria administrative groups. but by your on the us of the resume itself. all of this polls a significant security threat to israel and the practical method, the control of the goal. and in that situation, i think remain so freely in both of these little secuity legal commissions a something else? what the well, that's the own sir. so thank you so much, maria. thank you so much minister. a very quick question on iraq yesterday you met with the iraqi? yeah, my name is tiara crew that i'm working for rudolf tv, the largest media out that increased our region of your rack yesterday. you met with the iraqi foreign minister and you know, the russian companies austin, operating in iraq and kristen region officer. but the iraqi government could not pay their depths and also duties because of the us sanctions. h

marcus fulcher the last second. he's a fresno guy. and there he goes, 49 yards to the house. look again. his knee did not touch the ground, got the ball off. it's a touchdown. last chance for the cardinal fourth and 26. justin lampson at quarterback now and the ball tipped up and incomplete and sac state wins 3223. they've won a school record 22 regular season games in a row. stanford now one and two. the host arizona next week. how about cal hosting idaho star running back just jaden that is ruled out just before kickoff quarterback sam jackson the fifth stepping up, down 17. nothing he finds. jeremiah hunter, also from fresno, 20 yard score. cal down 17 to 7. next, a golden bears possession our cameron abe mendoza you talk about perfect position jackson to tron grizzell right into your living room 1714 cal trailed at the half open the second ball with the half jackson going to show you he can run it to a little option keeper there he goes 27 yards to the house gave cal the lead for good he countered for three scores and cal wins it. 3117 san jose state on the road at toledo

mitchell feels the pressure flips it to marcus fulcher.e. sac state takes the lead. the hornets stun stanford , the final 3223. a ton of improved point to make and we got a long year to do it so it's back to work and just continue to chip away and continue to build obviously disappointing when you lose any game but we got to we got another one next week that we will we will respond back and be ready to play in berkeley cal shut up trying to get their first home win of the season and they were taking on idaho undefeated let's get right into the game action vandals are ten zero in the second quarter. giovanni mccoy extends the lead 17 zero with his two yard run and then check this out. it's mcclymonds own duane mcdougall with a big hit there. then later in the quarter , sam jackson, the fifth fakes a handoff and throws a dime to jeremiah hunter in traffic to get the golden bears on the board. 17 seven under two minutes left. in the second, jackson steps up in the pocket, finds jaron grizzle wide open. grizzle makes the over-the-shoulder catc

kaiden bennett rolling right buying time and just gets the football off to marcus fulcher and there herds to the house hornets up 32 to 23. now take a close look the replay he was not down. that is a good touchdown hornets take the lead late last chance for the cardinal fourth and 26 justin lampson out of the gun the quarterback ball tipped up and in complete and that's your ball game sack state pulling off a huge upset 32 to 23. they've won a school record 22 regular season games in a row. stanford now one and two. they'll host arizona next week. cal hosting idaho star running back jayden ott ruled out just before game time quarterback sam jackson the fifth, stepping up. they were down 17, nothing deep into the second. jackson finding jeremiah hunter, 20 yard score. cal down 17 seven next possession our cameraman abe mendoza in perfect position here. jackson an airing it out to tron grizzle 36 yards right into your living room cal trailed 1714 at the half though they open the second half with the football and do something with it. jackson showing off the wheels on a little option keep

kaiden bennett rolling right buying time and just gets the football off to marcus fulcher and there hethe house hornets up 3223 now take a close look. the replay say he was not down. that is a good touchdown. hornets take the lead late last chance for the cardinal fourth and 26 justin lampson out of the gun the quarterback ball tipped up and incomplete and that's your ball game sac state pulling off a huge upset 32 to 23. they've won a school record 22 regular season games in a row. stanford now one and two. they'll host arizona next week. cal hosting idaho star running back jayden ott ruled out just before game time quarterback sam jackson the fifth, stepping up. they were down 17, nothing deep into the second. jackson finding. jeremiah hunter, 20 yard score. cal down 17 seven. next possession. our cameraman, abe mendoza in perfect position here. jackson airing it out to tron grizzle 36 yards right into your living room. cal trailed 1714 at the half though they open the second half with the football and do something with it. jackson showing off the wheels on a little option keeper and

quarter tied at 23 kaiden bennett rolling right buying time and just gets the football off to marcus fulcher and there he goes 49 yards to the house, hornets up 32 to 23. now take a close look the replay he was not down. that is a good touchdown hornets take the lead late last chance for the cardinal fourth and 26 justin lampson out of the gun the quarterback ball tipped up and incomplete and that's your ball game sac state pulling off a huge upset 32 to 23. they've won a school record 22 regular season games in a row. stanford now one and two. they'll host arizona next week. cal hosting idaho star running back. jayden ott ruled out just before game time quarterback sam jackson, the fifth stepping up. they were down 17, nothing deep into the second. jackson finding jeremiah hunter, 20 yard score. cal down 17 seven next possession our cameraman abe mendoza in perfect position here. jackson airing it out to tron grizzle 36 yards right into your living room. cal trailed 1714 at the half though they open the second half with the football and do something with it. jackson showing off the wheels o

fulcher, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 4367, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill making appropriations for the department of homeland security for the fiscal year ending september 30th, 2024 and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member on the committee of appropriations or their respective designees. the gentleman from ohio, mr. joyce, and the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar, each will control 30 minutes. the chair mr. joyce: i want to begin by thanking the chair woman of the full committee for her leadership to bring these appropriation bills to the floor. i want to thank the ranking member of the subcommittee, my good friend, mr. cuellar, who has worked with us in good faith on the bill