but a fools at the hanford police department don't seem to understand that.nd they're on a witch hunt. >> whatever they were on, they could not find the evidence to arrest him. dave remained a freeman, something that made his own son, conrad, very nervous. >> my suspicion was going stronger and stronger. >> conrad had already told police about the night after he discovered his mom was missing. when he signs that sharing a bottle of wine with his girlfriend. >> they open, it and toasted, and had went out on the patio with cheese and crackers. i didn't want to jump to conclusions. but at the time at thought, my father and his coffin have really poor taste. >> conrad and dave spent that summer on the outs. it was after quite some time of not getting along terribly well. and in august 2006, two months after his mother's disappearance. child protective services took 16 year old conrad to a foster home. >> there were just a few altercations that we had, kind of like what my mom had gone through. >> investigators talked many times to david's girlfriend, mary. and ev

she talked about her friends and neighbors, people who power the work of hanford. she talked about how a colleague's mom got beryllium disease. then she retired and, after many years working at this site, she's now not chasing her grandkids around, she can't. she doesn't have the lung capacity to run around and play with her grandchildren. it's heartbreaking, but it is not an uncommon story in the tricities and why this bill matters. yes, it's technical. yes, it may not seem like a big difference if you aren't involved in this kind of work day to day. but this bill will help make sure we don't lose precious time getting workers the fers suppord to manage this awful disease. mr. president, i'm glad we're on track to get this passed into law now, and there's a lot more i want to get done to make sure we are living up to the obligation to take care of those workers, but this is meaningful, important progress. they may not be telling the story of these workers on the silver screen yet, but as long as i'm in the senate you can bet their voices will be heard in the halls

and so a reactor in hanford, washington, was created to then manufacture this plutonium, uranium, it is is naturally made. but part that's used for bombs. so only about 1% of what occurs in in nature. so how do you refine that? how do you extract that 1% out? and that's why big industrial complex at oak ridge was made to kind of separate this isotope of uranium from the rest of it and then assemble it. so in a big enough quantity that it could be used for bomb. so part of the delay was the material was a radioactive the nuclear material part of it was trying to figure out how to assemble this into a bomb. and there were two different ways. one was a gun assembly bomb and that took uranium. and one part of the bomb uranium and part of the bomb had high explosives behind it. it's kind of like a bullet. so this bullet of uranium was shot into this bigger mass of uranium. uranium, uranium 235 and that then caused a chain reaction that exploded and and with a huge detonation that was a pretty simple technique or a simple idea. it was actually so simple that they didn't to test it. that wa

the climate change poverty and african economies that have enough to progress and are hanford by the policies of the i m f. and there was certain ground trees today. the are your plans on can you just to be just a gatekeeper and this happened before, which is the need. yeah. and we saw how when the conditions of immigrants in d, b a r, how would they are very poorly treated, how they are in slaves and how they are detained in the differential centers. that's our lives by me this year. as so eh, because it's only a and do the loop in union. how they gave money and then logistics to media to stop for immigration. this is very similar to what is happening in teenager right now. i'm not saying that we have the vision sensors or we have new features, but this is all the money that has been given. most of it will be a will be used to, in that sense to step for the integration. but there's good will to send somebody another wave of crashes has a room sitting 10. yeah. with the principal position wow. into a to the seats for 3 days of antique government, protests police. and it's 5 to gas an

we were living in hanford, california, which is a smallish town california's central valley. surrounded by dairies and cotton and orchards. but this movie, it transports me across the country. it was about a hard charging tv with a clarity of purpose and a really strong feelings about how journalism should be. it took me to washington d.c., where news was life and the stakes were always. the movie was broadcast news. and the dramatic climax place on the night of the white house chorus dinner with holly hunter as tv producer. holly was dressed up as tv producer jane craig and she was this fancy strapless gown, black with, white, polka dots and a big bow on the front. as you can see it made quite an impression. what i saw on the screen seemed so on attainable so very far away. many of the journalists here in this room started it small papers like the hanford sentinel or tv stations and, tiny markets or niche industry. and through hard and determination and pure luck, we wound up here with jobs that rule lives doing. stories about immigration policy. one day. unidentified flying

prescribed by trump's tele- for this affiliate was not an accident but was calculated to force in hanford president trump later bragged about this maneuver to rally with his supporters stating i started the process but all the troops are coming back home. they could not stop the process they wanted to but it was very tough to start the process per trumpet move for the withdrawal of u.s. troops even as the taliban increase violent attacks against the afghan government and refuse to sever ties with terrorist groups including the network and al qaeda. when present biden took office and generate 2021 he placed a difficult choice to send more american troops back into afghanistan to defend against the newly revitalized taliban onslaught in the 20 or civil war or proceed with a full withdrawal from afghanistan as contemplated by the trump talbot agreement put after extensive consultation including with his top national security advisers and intelligence personnel on april 14, biden announced the final withdrawal of all u.s. troops from afghanistan would begin on may 1 and be completed by septem

president, for my colleagues who don't know, during world war ii, the federal government established the hanford site in central washington state to produce the plutonium that our nation needed for nuclear weapons. to the this day, workers are on the job cleaning up that site. it is important but dangerous work. many and one of those dangers is bar reconcilum exposure that causes serious respiratory disease. not everyone who needs these critical medical benefits for beryllium exposure can get them today. right now people have to jump through very costly, unnecessary hoops and even then they could be denied all because the statute is outdated. right now a beryllium blood test that is borderline does not count towards a diagnosis, even when you are experiencing the effects of beryllium exposure or when it is your third such result. that is not right and it is not consistent with the current science either. my amendment simply updates the statute and brings it in line with an osha rule finalized under the last administration so that more workers can easily get the care that they need. and it is a f

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