my new team. >> reporter: hal, the hot dog guy. how the heck do you think this came about and how do you feel about it? >> it came about because oakland deserves it, you know? oakland is a great sports community. it has amazing fans. i've seen it all across the country. you know, they deserve a team and they deserve a place to chant, let's go oakland. so of course this will come around. >> reporter: so you got your ph.d. from berkeley. you were working, yeah, hal the hot dog guy comes with credentials too, big time. and also you moved back east, but you're here specifically for the opening week, right? >> that's right. i wouldn't miss this for the world. i got my mustard, my relish. i've got my jalapeÑos, everything. you know, we've got everything. we've got the fake ketchup and everything. >> it is actually like hey, get one of the cards. are you going to sign it? >> this is a brand new card here. let's see, go b's. then here we go. >> thank you. did you ever think that you would see something like this in west oakland? ballers an

hal lambert is a gop mega-donor.s throwing his full support behind the former president, originally supported ron desantis. hal, always good to ceo. >> good to see you, neil. neil: those are staggering numbers. this is coming in small sample, $20 at a time, that indicates a lot of enthusiasm around common people. what do you make of that? >> yeah. if you just do the math on it, if you assume an average a contribution of $100, which it's probably lower than that, that's over 000,000 individual -- 500,000 individual contributions. that that's a lot of people out there very upset about this trial and this verdict. in fact, i'm going to be getting on a plane and going to california next week for a fundraiser, and then i'm going to go to las vegas, nevada, for a fundraiser. i'm getting onboard full steam here because this is really outrageous, neil. the man who said in russia show me the man, and i will show you the crime. that's not how we're supposed to operate to. we're supposed to find a crime and then figure out who

hal: it's kind of both sides of the spectrum.e demand for the feed and food in consumable products we sell, those transactions. we are also seeing big ticket very strong. this year we've come in with riding lawnmowers, very strong you tv's, minibikes, golf carts all those sorts of things. gun safes and grills. literally on both sides of the spectrum we have seen strength. katie: i want to talk of the share price because you recently hit an all-time high and then you got some valuation concerns i feel it when i asked ceo's whether share price they say they don't really look at it but how are you thinking about how far the stock is, over the past couple of months or so? hal: if i step back, is only for stocks that have averaged 25% growth rate -- growth rate in their return. we are one of those for bread amazon, apple and monster beverage as being the other. we have a long-term track record of share price appreciation and the last 2, 5 and 10 years similarly. we are very long-term focused. we are strategic initiatives. serving our

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. >> well, i think that -- >> sorry, hal, go ahead. >> no, i think, yeah, stricter penalties are a good social media platforms, tech companies, you know, to basically enforce, you know, watermarking technologies to identify if something has been ai generated and if some of the services are being used. >> senator, final word. >> well, if you look at what is actually happening in the video that you showed, the rnc should have known better, and the problem is that once one group does it the group looks justified in doing it, this is a slippery slope. at some pointthere needs to be accountability and i don't know how you do that when it's less than five month away from the election. >> hal lee, heidi heitkamp, we appreciate your time. >> before we head to break check out shares of autodesk up 6% and leading the s&p after starboard revealed the half billion dollar stake. the activist investor raising concerns about an internal ouvestigation that resulted in the ster of the company's cfo. we'll get an update on the other big movers next. this is remington. ...he's a member of the family, for

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farhan sahib is mentioned as the successor of fal hal fayaz, the current head of hasht and shaabi organization. the disclosure of the seven weapons cooperation document. the australian company cooperates with the zionist regime based on this document, many australian companies cooperate in the supply chain of f-35 bombers used by the zionist regime in bombing the gaza strip. the document of the cooperation of many australian companies in the supply chain of american f-35 bombers used by the zionist regime in the bombing of the ghaz strip. an hour after the publication was removed from the website of lockheed martin, an american company that produces military weapons. the american company lockheed martin deleted a document published an hour later, which clearly revealed the hidden dimensions of the transfer of some parts made in australia for use in the f-35 fighters used by tel aviv. the issue that provoked a wave of criticism against the australian government, so that critics send tsadi. the ministry of defense has not ensured that the australian government does not adhere to international re

i'm hal eisner, fox news. >> a jewish center serving hundreds of uc berkeley students reopened todays located right near cal's memorial stadium. it was founded by a group of jewish students in 1980, with the goal of providing leadership and learning opportunity. as the leaders of this center say, it's important to have a safe place for jewish students. following a school year marked with political turmoil and campus unrest, santa clara county is moving forward with a plan to create more financial and informational resources for caregivers. the county is compiling a referral list for important caregiver services. it also plans to create a subsidy for caregivers of up to $1,200. now, if approved, it could launch next spring. the county is making additional recommendations on caregiver needs and will provide a progress report by the end of the year. >> it was an action packed weekend at a north bay racetrack. the entertainment racing fans were treated to at the sonoma raceway, and several people were bitten by sharks. >> late last week in florida. how concerned one expert says beachgoer

tom hals, good morning to you. tom hals, you with us this morning?ll work on getting tom hals on the phone with you, but we're hearing from you, our viewers, this morning to chat about the trial, to get your reaction. again, 202-748-8001 for republicans. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. already some reaction even before our program began this morning. and this is not sheila from facebook writing i he wasn't president, he's not running for president, he will never run for president, and he's a private citizen who happens to be an adult son of a president, and this is not my concern. another comment this morning from greg saying no one is above the law, maybe hunter and donald can share a cell. one more from aldrich hall saying he will get off on all charges. that's what we're looking for this morning, your reaction to this trial, your thoughts on it. we're going to try tom hals again from reuters. he's outside the courthouse covering this story. we're getting him on the phone. guest: i'm here. can you hear me? host: thank you. glad

now, this is an incredible story of the chairman of the full committee, hal rogers, in his district as a university. they have big dishes that can support the commercial program. but in this case, the clips -- it wasn't able to communicate. we didn't have enough power from their commercial communications. but morgan state was uniquely positioned that it could also communicate with our government deep space communications that had the power in order to receive that weak signal. and therefore, most of the objectives of the mission were successful with a connection there made through morgan state. that is an example of a daring do that suddenly -- the nasa scientist and the commercial community and the university were able to figure out in real time. >> thank you so much for your time, mr. administrator, and i yield back. >> i like to recognize the gentleman from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. great to see you again. i'm sure being on capitol hill and testifying on these committees is one of your favorite things to do. we have a hometown hero that is in orbit right now on the inter

this election is the party whaorld leadership hal t world democracy yes newnoon thursday we saw the electionl south half the world great britain is cominge this month there's a lot of america the world and now more than ever we have to think about the stakes country not just in the short term but the next four years but long-term were up against 250th anniversary. america andare downur young people are not feeling it so we have a lot of work to do in this election season not just about the politician it's about making sure that we can world as well. >> same question to you how fall become glover cleveland and not stevenson. >> before i same network so i don't to spend much time withwi my pane the south and aspiring television pundit, this is somebody you look up to forr candor and their good humor in discourse i want to say it's an honor to be and we look up to. >> same hhink trump is currently winning thef the election were held today he i would win. i look at map into chunks, the sun beltve north carolina and i look at the northern wall and when i look at the sun belt state i see trump ahe

this in any way, a free democratic country , if you want, you support putin, but when you shout zik halhrow zig, then the police will probably come right away, there are absolutely similar actions here. don't ignore, i.e. the concentration of putin-fersteiers is increasing among ordinary germans, who do not know much about the european elections and your geopolitics, as they say? you know, here i would say that the situation is not so bad, that is, it is bad, but not so much, that is , the fate of these people who are on the side of russia is directly mediocre or without... average, it is not actually growing significantly, that is, it as it is there at the level of 30%, 32-33 percent, it is there, of course it is there some fluctuations, but they are not trivial, what you have shown are other manifestations of something else, these are manifestations of the fact that there is a--this radical, absolutely radicalized layers, this one means a layer, which is just there already... . one cannot talk about anything, these people are absolutely lost for the democratic process and for any disc

they spent half a billion dollars on a suicide net hal for the golden state bridge. >> and forget about all the taxpayer funded changess fo for illegals. those are probably starting to add ure p. gavin >> so gavin's over budget's and he needs to get the statdgeo back on track. >> so what's a lib governor to do? cu do?t from his $10 billionthaw climate budget? that would be crazy. you can't doou that.t so so he's got to cut money from the cops. the state department of justice. his budget is gettine departmen% haircut, $98 million cut from trial court, 10 million dollarsr from the law enforcement divisionom t , $80 million from$80 mi the department of corrections and rehabilitation. >>llfrom the he's to empty the s as well. gavin's cutting 4600 beds across 13 state prisons. >> so for those following at home, more criminal followis on the street and less money to stop them from committing more crimes. >> sounds like the california wa.fornia wy. we better remember this when gavin newsom. someday, maybe sooner rather than later gavin,oone, announcen for president, american majority founder n

. >> colors hal■2t.resent arms. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ó9♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> right. order, arms. hut. turn, march. >> hut, hut, hut. hut, hut, hut. >> would you join me in a word yer? mighty god, we thank you for the strength of the nation that we love and the military forces that over the years have comprehensivelai force to defend our nation in a time of war. a force that ethically and morally stands above all others. on this at -- 80th anniversary of d-day, we commemorate the combined efforts of the american lithe allied forces who came together in the infamous hedgerows of normandy. good men and women fought for liberty and thousands of our allied forces paid the sacrifice. the scars forged the bedrock that led to the ultimate defeat of the rising tierney of nazi germany. your presence has enabled us to build strong alliances between nations and leaders in order to defeat threats to democracy, human rights, and freedom. your merciful power allows our military forces to def

and this is virginia hal born in 1en yrs after wallace simpson is born up there.e was something obviously in s uncontrollable.n hall her family andyounwoman, she went off and, joined the foreign service. discriminated against because woman. she went out field honey. accidentally. blew off her lower left leg. so she was a war. a wooden prosthesis didn't slow her down a -- bit. she tsy. she had grit. and then some. she goes work f churchill's. so we special operations executive in vichy france, and she has a very good sixth sense. if you. and she finds out that the gestapo was about to come and t her. so she takes cuthbert her wooden leg. and she walks 50 miles through the pyrenees mountains in the middle of a snowstorm to get to neutral spain. she then cable is the british contact office in london saying, i am now in spain. but cuthbert gave a lot of problems and they cable back should crews. not realizing it was her wouldn't like she is gutsy. so in fearless brave she goes back into occupied france for oasis. you see there their original insignia there. andl donov

a patient named hal was being treated in a hospital when his heart suddenly seized and he felt dizzy.rs doing round, we noticed the patient is feeling unwell, now we have to determine the cause of the illness. the body structure, organs and even symptoms of a mannequin are like those of a living person. students must make a preliminary diagnosis, they come to the conclusion of acute coronary syndrome, that is, a heart attack. he decided to become a health guardian during the coronavirus pandemic; he believes that doctors are doing a great job on both sides of the amur. in both countries we can help a person feel better. in different ways, you can do it with operations, drugs, and we we will do acupuncture and various herbal decoctions, carry out diagnostics, highlight symptoms, improve the patient’s well-being, such opportunities are available in the simulation center of the medical academy, russian and chinese students have successfully established communication, the medical vocabulary should be appropriate for such a translation, but it doesn’t have any in principle, medical languag

he says, after our death, in 20-30 years, if somewhere, someone, someday raises his hand and shouts “halo rhetorical questions arise, which unfortunately are not yet addressed, the first question is rhetorical... and what happens is that the european elite, the ukrainian nazi project, which is already blood, she needs a big european nazi project, big blood, also a rhetorical question, in the end it turns out that we are with an ellipsis, we don’t know what will happen next, but europe is clearly heading towards a crisis, well , completing biden trump, you know, the two aged beavis and buthit, heroes, so to speak, of american fulfilments, who will meet on thursday, i will break your legs, understand? sealed, today on rtr. the floor is trembling, the hay is shaking, big changes have come, in the new season with a new renovation, with a slight movement of the hand, we are making three different functional zones out of this absolutely faceless room. ideas strike over the edge, we want to turn the radiator into an art object, there will be a lot of surprises and a lot of work, plans are turni

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forest white hal and paige thomas, you gave us a reason to smile today and for that we're most appreciativeoking at robbers or people breaking into houses and you have to deal with a piglet for these officers that's a good problem, right? >> bill: he picked a great part of the country to run for a day. >> martha: see you at 3:00

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we would go to the theater, or when you go to the dance hal or dinner. peter: matters little bit.o came up with the who invented that? [laughter] ms. ali: ben and i came up with thewas a very limited menu. our sons us add more and more things and bef what they are vegetarian options and all kinds of things. so they are the ones who tinue it today. the chili special. and i think ben started the creation of yes. it's his special recipe. i have added a little bit to it here and there. we only had chili sauce, then carne turkey chili all that sort of thing. peter: did ben come up with the sauce? ms. ali: invention in the beginning, yes. peter: mannow what it is besides you? ms. ali: my children me, and peaches. you write about her in your book. ms. ali: peaches was a young lady i hired just before her 18th birthday. to work at night so she could go to school. i said, we will have to talk about that. we'll work out something because you cannot work late nights. she was too young and did not know how to handle the crowd the guys. so i just kind of took over as hershand the one who knew

there it's been renamed for general hal moore. and braxton bragg, he was a loser, and of course, he was disloyal. instead he named it fort liberty. and there's no more appropriate name for where the 82nd airborne is stationed than fort liberty. they're the nation's first response first, and they are the first to protect our freedom. so i think it's a smart move by the pentagon. it went through a commission. wasn't just one person making an arbitrary decision. and i'm really proud of that. and i hope that our soldiers and their families really appreciate the leadership shown by secretary austin and the men and women in the pentagon on this issue. >> well, thank you for being with us, good to see you again, even though it was through the screen. retired general wesley clark, a former presidential candidate. thank you again for being with us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, while trump continues to take shots at biden over his mental ability, questions arise about his own mental equity and acuity and whether his -- he's actually ready f

forest white hal and paige thomas, you gave us a reason to smile today and for that we're most appreciative. >> martha: a good day when you are not looking at robbers or people breaking into houses and you have to deal with a piglet for these officers that's a good problem, right? >> bill: he picked a great part of the country to run for a day. >> martha: see you at 3:00. >> harris: we'll get into the breaking news now. he crossed into america illegally. he came from ecuador already wanted for murder. and now he is inside a courthouse in queens, new york after being rounded up accused of raping a 13-year-old child. a little girl in broad daylight at a public park. the suspect goes before a judge at any moment. the latest example of high-profile illegal immigrant crime in recent months and it is putting the spotlight on a critical question, do we really know who is coming across our southern border? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." we now know the 25-year-old suspect did enter our nation illegally in 2021 through eagle pass, texas. and he has had several -- several ar

channelizeger question, i would say there's a few that they should be a wake-up ys not with respect to air6o we hal defenses for ukraine. this is a huge problem. it's a probl the united states isn't particularly well defended neier is these are some of our partners in asia demand the middle east, this is -- >> sam, final thoughts from you? >> ihi listening to ukrainians a lot more. i think ukrainians know what they need and want. ukraines have been studying the russian threat very and they actually have very important lessons for militaries in the united states of that knowledge into oura structure, into ourelines is goo be important to go forward. >> great, well, i want to thank you all, we are going to have to at time. but i think it's bee fascinating conversation again. i want to highlight the paper. it's back in stock, the state russia's defenses industry after two years of the war, credit to my coauthors, nick course, sam, you can get it online at our you can find everything that is putting out. sam thanks for joining us from■. if you like this conversation also please take your phone and wher

sizza earned the hal david starlight award an honor for young songwriters and arguably the highlight of the night. the long awaited reunion of r.e.m. they came together on stage after nearly 30 years apart to celebrate their new prestigious honor. and speaking of honors, this morning, we want to take a moment to congratulate our nbc bay area and telemundo 48 news teams last night. you see her right there? our investigative reporter candice nguyen won an emmy. she and her producers sean myers, kevin nias and photographer michael horne won an emmy for their series 911 hanging on the line at shed light on critical issues within oakland's 911 system. and our sister station telemundo, is celebrating two emmy wins. the first was for overall newscast for their coverage following the tragic shooting in half moon bay. also, overall news excellence. congratulations to our family and all of the winners last night. i know there are colleagues, but they're really our family. yeah. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel on this father's day for a look at our microclimate forecast. everybody he

give him hal sf the time i beg f you.f if rfk is there, bad for biden..istake purging rfk, jr. from the party.m should have kept him in. hilary sanners beat hillary clinton in 23 caucuses and primaries. name one state rfkj would have beaten joe biden? he wouldn't have.th joe biden isey holed up inop campaignen preparing for debate. the most popular word in the deprep is trump. tru they had name in court. donald trump is not indoor cat. look at him back on the trail, h unleashed, raisingim money as te messenger with the message. heer has momentum. donald trump i will name five groups for you where he is doine better. doing better than before among blacks, hispanics, union households, politicalen ceindependents, young people soe female groups. he doesn't need 50% of any group i said to you and he could be the next president. maria: wow. kellyanne, we'll be watching. we're getting close.id great to talk withen you, formee trump senior counselor, kellyanne conway a quick break, and republicans aro e fighting back with senators blocking fast tracking biden nom

i will ask olivia hal from the university of florida to come to the program. >> i pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, olivia. now to introduce our topic and speaker. today we will be delving into the fascinating and also very timely and controversial topic of the moral considerations of in vitro fertilization. as allie beth stuckey, one of our students favorite speakers joining that just joining us at our june washington, d.c. summit and our november national summit has set about the topic the truth is most people have not thought about the reproductive industry beyond yay babies because it's uncomfortable and unpopular to do so. she is right. that is why we are grateful for emma waters for joining us today because she is somebody who has thought about this important topic a great deal. regardless of your background and views on this topic i think you will appreciate emma's thoughtful insights about bioethics and the moral questions rais

then congressman hal rogers said, "did someone say, 'way too old'?, i thought you were talking about me. [ laughter ] anyway, if this actually happens, i'll eat my hat." then congresswoman alma adams said, "did someone say, 'my hat'? [ laughter ] sorry, i thought you were talking about me. anyway, marjorie's threats are totally toothless." [ light laughter ] then congressman bob -- >> steve: uh-oh. uh-oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: then congressman bob latta said, "did someone say 'totally toothless'? [ laughter ] anyway, this is unbelievable. it speaks volumes about her character." then congresswoman ann wagner said, "did someone say 'unbelievable volume'? [ laughter ] anyway, things might be bad today, but they'll be super tomorrow." then congressman jesus garcia said, "did someone say 'super mario'? anyway -- [ laughter ] maybe mitch mcconnell can get her to knock it off." then congressman bill foster said, "did someone say 'knockoff mitch mcconnell'? [ laughter ] anyway, someone needs to stop marjorie. go speak to her, and manage her." then congressw

time difference, his classmates are graduating as he ise put it, oh lord, they are jumping us into halhe buildings had caught fire, still burning as these guys dropped. one guy was killed in his harness when it is shot to pieces and explodes into many pieces unfortunately. there are two paratroopers that probably descended into the burning building and in russell's case he lands on or near the famous church. such an interesting convergence and the other thing, russell will die 60 years later almost to the minute in 2004 on june 6, 2004. a we are deal. the utah beach landings as you see will be taken -- taking place here. the landing was supposed to have -- happened there. four key causeways will lead inland from utah beach. the challenge you have is, as the mappjndicates, many areas near and around are flooded. the germans have done that to impede allied vehicles. that is the challenge you that's the challenge you have, exactly how you are going to took point on this beach. the aerial bombardment is arguably the most effective of the entire normandy invasion. this median bomber, the-26

er hal since 2020, biden has lost a 14 point lead with young voters. >> trump'sd with gained 12.trac >> trump's on track to bee the first republican to wino wi the youth vote since reagan in the eighties. th so what's the next move? >> throwing a hail mary with student loan bailouts, freeh birth control and beer didn't work. so democratsco and beer are pivoting. biden-harris is kicking offey their seniors fo arer a biden campaign and they're sending in dr.nd jill. >> this election is most certainly not about age.d joe and that other guyth are essentially the same age. let's not be fooled. joe isn't one of the mostne lifective presidents of our lives in spite of his age,veit but because of it. >> tonight, dr. jill went to reno with a very special guest, jane fonda. i >> oh, i'm way older tha anr thn all of you. oh all, god. and i'm also i'm very excited to be here.becaus but i'm excited because i tell you, i'll do anything to get joseph biden reelected. we need to get out and organize, knocjosephk on do work the phones, send telegrams and not terminology. >> i'm old. but what would we

noticeonly that it's only trump people that get charged, harassed and actually put in jai te th getarged hal and s. anyway, far left back, merrick garland is calling trump's criticism of his weaponized department of justice, quote,say dangerous for people's safety. we will address us tonight later in the show. and the president of your great country, the united states of america, our great country is fear mongering about ther ne second amendment and calling for new gun restrictions jusguna on very day. his very own son iy his convicted of three felony gun charges. but tonight, don't get distracted. please, please pay very close tot i'm aboutwha to say, because if you're listening to the media and the pundits and democratic hacks, they havendits no clue about what really happened in this hunter biden. none at all. it's deep. it is profound. what has.s happened. the major story that they are not talking or tellingyou ab you about from hunter biden's trial is not the conviction on gun crimes. now, it's important. s that's low hanging fruit. the evidence in this case was overwhelminglow hang, wa

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we have to continue fight all of these things to be the society that we that we want to be.i hal of youi well, i want to i want to get moving and have to read this part. the festival organizers think c-span booktv for sponsoring this location and tci wealth advisors inc. the friends offesy star for sponsoring the stop by the book sales area and author signing at and signing.purchasing one of tr meeting the authors or book sales at the festival help support the cost of the festival and the local literacy programs. it funds. you can also help keep this free and open to everyone by becoming a friend of the festival or sponsor of the festival. my last and the website is tucson festival of books dot org. the last question for each of you you can be brief. one of my favorite authors, the great toni morrison, said books are a form of political action. books are knowledge. books are reflection. books your mind if reading your book can change one person's mind, whose mind would you want it to change. i'll start. yeah, well, with my memoir, just who have hope, those who don't think that there's a

but hunter biden's attorney, abbe lowell, tried to show hal by biden didn't actually know what he wasu don't know if he was drinking, using, or either of the above?" lowell asked. "i don't know," she responded. hunter biden faces the prospect of a prison term if convicted of these three federal charges. in an interview earlier today, president biden ruled out a future pardon for his son. scott macfarlane, cbs news, wilmington, delaware. >>> president biden is in france where he took part in ceremonies for the 80th anniversary of the d-day landings. overshadowing those events, russia's war in ukraine. and because of that, russia was the only ally nation not invited. during a speech, biden warned that democracy is now more at risk than at any point since world war ii. cbs's elaine cobbe is in normandy with more. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady bowed their heads in front of a wreath at the american cemetery overlooking omaha beach, where more than 9,000 u.s. soldiers are buried. earlier, he was joined by french president emmanuel macron, who bestowed the legion of honor,

the white house hal call is undd this is not an attack on president biden's policies orr is his accomplishmentshe a the question is, can he beat joe biden? let me start. can joe biden beat donald trump? but this equipment and he can't do acuity issues, what overtake it don't mean to interrupt. >> you know, i just got to point at the gist of this segment was you show what thepen person that joe biden talks to the mos jt, joe scarborough telling everybody to f off who thought there was a problem with joe biden. yeah. and then ft last night, he acts like he is the expert and thatth that the president should whatisten to him and step downt what what accountability is there for him. >> there but think that greg in all fairness he's taken the accountability thing in his his n statements.us >>e he's saying i'm wronghee because this guy may not be fit. i didn't know that two months ago what he may think he didn't know this guy is never what joe know. >> but guys, when you've got to give people the benefit of the doubt, know you don't know. >> it's a doug burgum can come around. come-aros they come arou

lovely parts of pennsylvania, west virginia, maryland before you get to washington, 7 1/2 hours you halent in high-speed rail. until that happens,untilit should, 1941 found out, took six hours, 40 minutes to not just the topography, which causes issues, freight traffic, freight rail slows down a lot of what happens on that route and many others. the host railroad reports as freight interference am top two largest reasons for delay for the two freight railroads there, norfolk southern and x passenger rail has legal preference over sueda carrier one time, 1979, if i'm wrong, you will correct megardner, my question, does amtrak have the tools you think are necessary to reduce freight train interference that causes delays on routes like that capital limit? >> thank you, congressman for that questi first start by sayi each route is different, there is always a combination of both geography and other things, we are always looking to have congress' instructions to us in our mission and one of the things we are driving. we are similarly frustrated we cannot connect washington and pittsburgh and

then the territory of the mechanic plant, where timofeev recently went to the hal shopping center, andly, yes, of course, i’ll pick up the man, let’s talk to him, well , let’s go, tell me about your cool vasily grigorievich. that he is a judoka, a very handsome and young man, mom, don’t start, i didn’t start once already, that’s what it worked out, yes i remember, thank you for sitting with kirill, okay, i went, well, in short, i understood, yes, interesting, opa, what did this guy forget? who are you, alexander semyonovich, without fsb officers, who came to twist me? yes, i really need you. the conversation is personal. yeah, come on, come on. i will soon see him more often than all my woman. yes, in two weeks you will see her so often that you will get tired of her. did you force him into the street? in terms of? just don't care that you don't know? i don't know... did katya fire you or what? yes, today i wrote a statement, in any case, this is her decision, even if this is so, you are in vain to rejoice, why is this? but because after a couple of months without this work, she will h

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i live a hal mile between --. we see what happens. in real time.me that this administration has broken a lot of promises when it comes to immigration. four nephews working in border patrol. they human ttrade, the cartels y dominate the other side of the border. you have to go straight to where they are at. looking over your shoulder the whole time, a scary situation. it creates an insecurity. my sister at gunpoint had her vehicle taken from her two years ago. real stuff that is happening. children's lives are being impacted by it. of responsible governing that should be taking place on the border. and so because we resist this lawlessness and this chaos that is happening, someand it is notn administration and certainly not made orca's. some of the extreme plans that are being considered is because of what is being shown right now at the border. inhe absence of good policy, of good governance, bad ideas are going to take place. i just wish that responsible people would come together and reach some kind of consensus. and all the honest with you, the

well, you know, henry the fourth, but hal was fighting henry percy, and there was sort of strobe lightsof a very fat, ian mckellen playing falstaff coming out from the wings, at which point on the stage there was sort of a step down, just as the stage meets the audience. and i think what happened was he sort of misplaced his foot, lost his balance, and pretty much , i balance, and pretty much, i mean, what it looked like from my angle. and i was sitting on the front row just to the right of where he fell off, he sort of dove head first. oh my god. landed on an audience member , landed on an audience member, and within seconds, you know, was was screaming in in agony. >> oh, dear. >> oh, dear. >> so he landed on a member of the audience in the front row. >> that's what it looked like, from my angle. but, well, that presumably charlie broke his fall, but that would have helped break his fall , i imagine. yeah, break his fall, i imagine. yeah, you're probably right. >> ironically. and so the production was then presumably cancelled very quickly. and, did they manage to walk him out of they

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it hal be in order to offer amendments printed not early or disposed. member of the committee on appropriations or theirhall t to amendment, except as provided by resolution 1269 and shall not be subject to a demand for division of the question. during consideration of the bill for amendment, the chair and ranking member, ranking minority member or their respective designees may offer up to 10 pro forma amendments each at any point for the purpose of debate. for what purpose from texas seek recognition? mr. carter: pursuant to house resolution 1269, i offer amendments. the chair: the clerk will designate. the clerk: amends number 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 111, 12, 13, 14, 15, 23, 24, 25,ry 27, 30, and 47 printed in■ part b of north 535 offered by mr. carter of texas. the chair: pursuant ■ 1269, the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, and the gentlelady from florida, miss wasserman schultz, eachill control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. is recogn. mr. carter: i yield my time and reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady fr