after hatching, they take care of hygiene, air conditioning, and feeding the larva. later they guard the entrance against intruders. after 2 to 3 weeks, they turn into field beast and provide the community with nectar and poland. the mails or drones have huge ice in summer, 2 to 6000 drones live in the hive. their whole exist, its revolves only around one thing. during what's known as the natural flight, they fly out with newly hatched young queens and meet with them. the colonies are strictly organized, as they have been for the last 100000000 years. the bees have an innate sense of how to construct the honeycomb. each of toggle cell has exactly the same dimensions . there's no need for engineers or construction plans. they simply know how to do it. the still anyone who studies honey bees intensively will ask themselves if they really do everything instinctively, thomas or that sky has kept these for 40 years. and through the a really a foundation advocates for a more natural approach. this means allowing bees to build their own honeycombs instead of using man made

and she was dropped off at hatch park up in north salt lake just before 3:00 am. keith morrison (voiceover): a park at 3:00 am? why would mackenzie come here? and just as important, why would a driver leave a young woman alone, burdened with luggage at a park in the middle of the night? who would do such a thing? it was detective sayes' job to track down the driver, who, she discovered, was not so easy to find. we were like, is this guy dodging us? andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, mackenzie's friends have a terrifying theory about why she's missing. i assumed that the lyft driver abducted her. andrea canning (voiceover): and here's one reason why. her last text message that we recovered was at 2:58 prior to her arriving at the hatch park location. and that was the last activity ever we had on her phone. andrea canning (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturally good mood. miralax®: free your gut to free your mood. (

"eye spy with my little eye -- " "hatch. you spy a hatch. it's always hatch."ho, as a reminder, were originally supposed to be up there for eight days, are butch wilmore and suni williams. evidently the issue currently keeping them up there is that a fresh crew needs to launch before wilmore and williams can return, and there's a delay in launching their replacements. oh, gee! i wonder why! "okay, everybody, listen up. who wants to replace the crew that we stranded in space for a year? hands up where i can see 'em. come on. nobody gets tang until somebody volunteers." space food sticks? lotta folks are concerned about the astronauts' welfare up there but in a statement, nasa reassured us that the crew is "well-stocked with food, water, clothing, oxygen, and also have special items to celebrate the holidays." and what a holly-jolly christmas that'll be. ♪ i'm dreaming of a new ♪ ♪ poop-tube ♪ [laughter] they poop in a tube. back on earth, back earthside, remember that iowa poll that came out right before the election that showed trump losing the state by 3 to 4

this time, schweickart the front hatch and stepped onto the front. the first all up test in space of the portable life support system or elsewhere, and the suit to be worn on the moon on his spider cover. perhaps his open notes were swept across sweat. i could see. if he was on my toes. schweickart was attached to the lunar module by a safety tether with his own life support and communication systems. he was virtually an independent manned spacecraft, his call sign as the third lincoln communications red rover. here. a lot of you have alone in the command module opened dave scott also work to do we're going to come out okay well let the camera run here taking pictures of everybody. pictures? yeah. you want to retrieve the sample right? it's a good idea. now, both scott and schweickart were retrieving experimental thermal attached to the exteriors of the lunar and command modules because of schweickart. is upset stomach. the previous day, his extra vehicular transfer from the lunar module, the command module to be used if the transfer tunnel were bloc

are fires, burning the fires and the palisades area is the largest and has sprayed across $6000.00 hatches of land. nearby in nissan, fernando valley and pasadena area fires are also a threatening homes. i'll just here as well, rentals as this update in the community of pacific palisades street after street full of hundreds of firefighters, are battling the places. but it is been difficult to fight the fires from the air with water and flame retardant dropping aircraft because of the dangerous erratic winds. president joe biden promised federal a fire fire fighting cruise from arizona and nevada. washington and oregon are racing to assist california, hoping to avert an even bigger disaster. rob reynolds, l g 0, pacific palisades, california south speak to lucy sheriff who was forced to meet her home in the pacific palisades neighborhood of assigned jealous and is not joining us live from burbank and california at lucy. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us under the last we went to a friend's house of the bank, which is about 2 miles and from the palisades. and we thought sh

on top of it all, the fbi special agent that violated the hatch act started one of jack smith's cases. but jack smith was not the only department official who tried to influence this past election. the washington post reported just last august about a previously undisclosed molar investigation -- mueller investigation into trump that was closed for lack of evidence and being "a fishing expedition." that news reporting was based on sealed court records, government records, and potentially classified information roughly 90 days before the last presidential election. the justice department leaked the information to the press to impact the election against president trump. they did it while still farming -- stiff arming request for information that would prove embarrassing to the biden -harrison administration. let us not forget some of the more and other flagrant abuses of power we have seen from the doj and the fbi over the last four years. i don't have the time to spend on these that i spent on two or three others. just to list them. the department of justice used the might of the fede

but what they don't know outside in the parking lot, a plot is being hatched to rob the rapper of the half $1 million in jewelry that he's wearing. >> although it was 1230, i think this was like a tuesday. this was not a day that you would think that you need to keep your head on the swivel, or be alert to crime, or someone trying to jack me, rob me, steal from me. >> but at 1:16 p.m, a gunman walks inside, ready to score. >> there was some sort of verbal exchange at this point. >> at 1:17 p.m, the unarmed security guard notices the commotion and flees. seconds later, pnb rock is shot. his fiance stephanie, restaurant patrons and employees watch in horror. others flee. 1:22 p.m. lapd officers arrive on the scene. within five minutes, they attempt to save the rapper, who is still breathing. three bullets have ripped through his chest and back. the crime scene a mix of blood, jewels and the gun. pnb rock had stored in his belt, resting on the table, standing in the doorway of roscoe's, a traumatized stephanie carries her phone, but as she runs to join pnb rock in the ambulance, lapd off

stoffel region will be lies in cartoon for the latest and ins for key and by phase courses for his hatch right. for round the drapes that's coming up later with fire us, stay with the the next old building in western europe is more extensive than the last famous one is this massive cloud here, but it's not as bright and time was. it will be felt all the way from skulking down to the south of spain and probably north america had to be told the remains of the front of the system for the last one means or off adult. this will tire for those in germany. a bit of rain for the baltic states and still some snow in something sweet and this time. but this is the wind and rain that is coming in. and the orange census say would suggest. and it's been realized, flood warnings in the northwest of spain, probably northern portugal on the 2nd, the central part of france is that things run slightly and it had to it, it will generate snow for all the alpine regions up to weston, pulse of austria. now they say it was not particularly cold, you'll notice attempt is a double thing. it's for the most part, a

car doors opened, the hatch was opened. >> we didn't know who was involved in the disappearance. it could have been one person, two, three, 4 or 5. we just didn't know. >> complete strangers joined dj's, family and friends to search for the popular chef. >> i couldn't keep sitting on my hands. maybe he's somewhere under the brush trees or something. >> but even with all those people searching, nothing. then dana's daughter made a startling discovery. after finding her uncle's online passwords and accessing his bank account, she told me that his debit card was being used. detective james mcdonald is a homicide detective with the detroit police department. >> we go out to these businesses and we start, you know, looking at the surveillance footage and you see his car being used, and it's not douglas calhoun. >> his family didn't know it yet, but detective mcdonald had already uncovered another big clue in the case. using the chef's cell phone records, we identified his last contact number, and we recognized that at three, 4:00 in the morning, he's talking to this person, and then a

. >> hatch here. >> this 14th amendment, section one, has been interpreted. >> by the. >> supreme courtalready, and the court was clear in its ruling. and it's important to recognize that not just dred scott and black americans, but asian americans. and the wong kim case had a similar basic point. if you're born here, you're welcomed here, you're a citizen. and that is crucial for us to uphold. >> the stakes. >> here are high. there are a lot of people in colorado and other states. whose basic rights are now going to be determined by this lawsuit, i believe, when it comes to the plain text of the 14th amendment, this supreme court will not find an escape hatch. instead, they will find the president violated the law. they did find that in the first trump administration, in numerous cases we brought, including one involving the census, another one involving the dreamers. this case, too, is one we're going to be able to win. and again, i don't see justices finding any way around the basic text of the 14th amendment. >> i hope you're right. let's talk about the pragmatic, the pragmatic impa

now we're going to retighten the hatches and make sure we redouble the effort, look in every possible way like discovered, although there were bollards on bourbon street and a car in place, maybe we also need to block vehicles from jumping the sidewalk and getting around. each situation provides an opportunity to learn from it, and as the governor said, whatever is broken will be fixed. >> an opportunity to learn. we're certainly going to continue to find more information and keep you posted as we learn more today. i have been following the story truthfully fro listen to press conference, several things struck me. one of them was because they did seem to get it wrong earlier today when they implied that this offender may have acted alone, for them now to come and say there is likelihood of multiple offenders involved, this would not have been based on just assumption or investigative intuition. this kind of a case i believe one of the things they've done is they brought in the forensic evidence so they can look at, for example, with the ieds that were located in the vehicle at the sce

a 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook concord a little bit this morning, epicenter about a hatch mile southeast of downtown, of course, no injuries or damage, but people did feel it around the bay area. it was the second earthquake to rattle the bay in the past three days after a magnitude 3.7 struck off the coast of san francisco friday. the dogs apparently don't care. that one, the 3.7, struck close to the epicenter of the 1906 quake. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> very beautiful car, but there is a lot of things going on, wind. i guess we were complaining -- i was complaining about all that rain earlier this season, but that's really saving us. >> yeah. it's the number one factor in this whole story. if l.a. had gotten the amount of rain we've gotten, it wouldn't matter how strong these winds were. >> they've only gotten 0.16 of an inch since july? >> yeah. it's record setting in many places and if you factor in the two winters before this for l.a., those two winters combined were the two rainiest years in a row on record for th

it ministration is urging the international community to help rebuild the country. seen on how the hatch is a senior fellow for the city of project talked to atlantic council. he says, the initial stability of a serious new administration is due to multiple foxes from the civil a physical yesterday. it wears many concerns about the possibility of a ton of fighting among the seed in a position of forces. but it seemed that after 14 years and the fresh air offering fighting, especially in the 1st years of the conflict, that the groups happening the hard way and that the few freedom and the disability of the country is much more valuable. and also i think that their local constituency will so we didn't allow with them. we did the accept it. so there is much more a concern about their own future if they do engage into intern and fighting. that's for one second one. i believe that the c and people has also lost members of the families, one way or another during the conflict either and, and in jail or in fighting. so they do have a lot of those that have been data to come to assume if they wan

however late position leaders hatch, that's a offering to back be been in india who if those to quit making his government look stable for now. but here's the catch, the all positions ideology has gone to line with and it's an yeah or so is he still interested in keeping his right when partners and they told that baby may have convinced the small fridge to stick around like squeezing only the 1st page i don't think they'll and then was human meals, reaction finance minister earlier last of the deal as a catastrophe for israel saying he's party will only stay in the call issue. if this ro retains the option to review the war with him, us national security, administer ben clear has voice similar concerns describing the deal as a victory for carries the do you present it is in the band and do it includes the release of hundreds of murderous terrace, it includes the return of hundreds of thousands of guidance to the north of the guys this trip, including thousands of very withdrawal from the philadelphia quarter door and the end of the fighting. in fact, these deal and all the achievemen

so i can be poison was introduced through a hatch, an agonizingly slow suffocation, taking up to 30 minutes of to its prisoners, had to take the bodies to the kind of story. and then that in the years 1943 to 1944, an average of 6000 jews were cast day. the victims in our spits also included roma . i'm sending prisons of war, people with disabilities on homosexuals. when the soviet red army reached our spits in january 1945, only around 70000, suffice to not see death machine. the service had destroyed the gas chambers and kind of toria a few weeks earlier and sent many prisoners on. so cool, death mount cheese. most of the perpetrators disappeared. another face trial was fits was the largest come. but it was only one of some 1000 concentration comes on 6, extermination comes operated by the nazis or not. before we go, reminder about top stories. the cell is route was begun, the allowing displaced palestinians to attend to heavily damaged areas of northern gauze. and for the 1st time in every year had been blocked from crossing for days after a dispute between his route and to most of the r

we have therapy kept this from a guy taylor hatch and they came in with that 3 more therapy dot on top of that today. so the dogs are walking around campus and making sure students and staff are ok, but i do know the students just like all the kids here. they're great kids. they're important part of our school community. and so it's definitely it's definitely felt by everyone losing want to run a that we're here to support you know, the community that we're here to support their but those families know that we're deeply sorry for their loss and we're here support them in any way that we can. >> today there is a school-wide moment of silence to remember and honor the students as the police continue their investigation. alright, weather time here as we get a look from the top of mount tam and lawrence is here to let us know what to expect. yeah, you know it. you don't see picture there. you don't see the that will likely change overnight tonight. that's right. going to see more of a seabreeze. >> and likely going to see a little fog return overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. that wil

of miles pressure on you. craig's defense, the, now they were just about to the if a single pull hatched is to send that. but hey, we've noticed on a couple of weeks he's going to be what i suspect. and singapore is finals, probably is the tie border. and then across into march, a big challenge seem likely fence on student job. it's just that time of the it now knows me for the phase north and these on is going to be crude or in debris east. but there's still a potential for funding science of manila in seasonal. right. so i think it pulls the official full causes some storms, thunderstorms, thunder storms every day. sometimes you won't see this on a tool. and i think we some street funding the driving force of this is usually the contrast in temperature, so you get cold air coming out of ation. now, at the moment the wind just drops might be snow catch from the east coast of science career. and some still to fold and how the sri but last the, the sun is going to be over the top of what scenario there is. however, this development here's interesting, i'll watch that because that means ra

of everything positive in syria would be a a conflict, we have worked hard to make sure it does not hatch, we will continue to do, that i believe incoming administration will do the same thing. >> president jimmy carter, nation's longest lived leader pass the away last month at the age of 100, join c-span for live coverage of state funeral thursday. national funeral service at washington nation cathedral. cspan now, free mobile video app or on-line. cspan now, a free mobile app, features your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and on demand, keep up with the day a biggest events. with live streams from floor preseedings and hearing from u.s. congress, white house, vines and court, and campaigns at your fingertips, stay current with latest episode of washington journal, and scheduling information. and a variety of compelling podcasts. now at apple store and google play, scan the qrcode to download it for free today or visit our web site. correct span now your front row seat to washington. any time anywhere.

now they were just brought to the, if a single port hatched is to send that. but hey, we've noticed on a couple of weeks he's going to be what i suspect. and singapore is finals probably is the type folder. and then it costing too much a big child seemed likely sense of doing job. it's just that time of the, it now knows me from the pays nothing these on is going to be crude or in the breeze for the still the potential for flooding size of manila in seasonal. right. so i think it pulls the official full causes from storms, thunderstorms, thunderstorms every day. sometimes you wouldn't see this on a tool. and i think we some st funding is the driving force of this is usually the contrast in temperature. so you get cold air coming out of ation. now, at the moment the wind just drops might be snow catching, the east coast of science career, and some still to fold in how the sri but launch the the sun is going to be over the top of what scenario there is. however, this development here's interesting, i'll watch that because that means rather strong winds the north

yeah, let me tell you the story of mo, add and hatch. he's now 17 years old, and this is his 2nd release in a swap deal. we interviewed him in november when he was released. his father was very emotional crying, saying that's my son was only participating in a proof this to protect the palestinian by the way and communities near the home. and jericho in the occupied westbank. he was released in november of 2023, and then he has been a rest of later again. and that's why you know, you're talking about these young boys who are just put in a situation under occupation where if they do something very little to challenge with this type of school, they are faced with jiggled time. and again we are talking about boys. are they? there are 312 in this list, but the rest are women, including grandma has an in, she's a writer. she was a new mother for a hair child when she's been arrested. her family says that she had received threats from these really intelligent saying if she continues to talk about cause on social media and then she's gonna get

now she's expected to be reunited with her family, mainly her baby mo, at mo, at the hatch. we've interviewed in november 2023 each. he had been released in that the captives the deal that took place at the time. then he got fed us that again, and now we expect his father to be a greeting him the last time we've seen his father being so emotional. he's saying may, may, may, child is 16 years old. he's a young man, young boy, and he was just his, his issue was that he was participating in a demonstration to support the brother and community of jericho. so, you know, these moments are, are cherished to bypass a senior, and they, for a change or seeing some sort of happenings that seemed fireworks. but it's not far from anyone. it's who remembered how difficult it is in the seas goes to for not right now. how much that people have suffered sacrifice to where and so much pain. so yes, they are celebrating, but they're keeping garza and guns and their hearts and minds. and that does not guarantee that some of those being released will just be re arrested again because that's what

he's just kind of pulling them out of the hatch or out of i don't know somewhere the 5 years for until we're in russia. i'd like to see some receipts for that. maybe while i not one is to, by the way, every day that you create is out there, taking the blows, fighting with russia is one more day that nato and the you doesn't have to get his hands dirty is what he's saying. but hey, as long as that's still going on, they can keep using the excuse of a more taxpayer cash for the weapons industry. of course, he got that forever war with russia as a pretext for english defense spending idea from nato. he even said so himself, bringing at mark, wrote out the secretary general, which is really just at this point natal being the weapons lobby for the western weapons manufacturing and its wars are essentially used to showcase window in the same way that department stores put mannequins out in the store, front window in front of their shots, the eu has really never had a defense commissioner before. and this fellow, andrea's pavilion from lithuania, a former prime minister there is uh, the very

step closer to becoming the most successful grand slam champion of all time. companies 2016 thomas hatch and the 3rd what to say? you know, uh the i love the sports. i love competition. i love it just to try to get my best, you know, every single time it's been over 20 years that i've been competing. and when i was a kid, the 1st image i had of tennis was watching wimbledon finals. i was a 4 or 5 years old. so yeah, grand slams are definitely the most important tournaments in the world in our sports has been over 100, i think 30 years of, of existence of this incredible event. so i'm just blessed to be to be making another record i guess today as well. number 2 alexander's rather the east pass pedro martinez to reach the 3rd round. the german olympic and champion shop to 6 kings is erased with straight sense victory through time champion. now we will soccer his reach of the 3rd round of the major for the 1st time in 3 years. the japanese star came from set down to be caroline. i'm a child and world number one and rena fell blank and made it through to the next round. the defending champi

on top of it all, the fbi special agent thibeault, the anti-trump agent that violated the hatch act for political activities on the job, started one of jack smith's cases, but jack smith wasn't the only department official who tried to influence this past election. "the washington post" reported just last august about a previously undisclosed muller investigation into trump that was closed for lack of evidence and it being quote, unquote, fishing expedition. that news reporting was based on sealed court records, government records, and potentially classified information roughly 90 days before the last presidential election. the justice department leaked that information to the press to impact the election against president trump and they did it while stiff-arming congressional requests for information that would prove embarrassing to the biden-harris administration. so, let us not forget some of the more and other flagrant abuses of power that we've seen from the doj and the fbi over the last four years. and i don't have the time to spend on these that i spent on, two or three others, b

for democracy. >> he failed to batten down the, the hatches for democracy. >> and i think that we needonald trump accountable and to prevent his return to power. that was his prime directive, and he failed to do so. >> and he's leaving office with the democratic brand, the opposition brand badly tarnished. >> donald trump is emboldened, empowered, immune and about to take office. a lot of the protections that could have been put in place, many of the steps that could have been taken were not taken. and i think that we need to be clear eyed about that, that, you know, yes, joe biden had a lot of successes. >> but the reality is, is that his legacy will be as a parenthesis between the two terms of donald trump. and for people who are thinking that i'm being too negative here, if we do not in a very clear eyed way, understand how we screwed up, we won't be able to prevent screwing up again. >> and so i do think that it is disappointing the way this has come to an end. it didn't have to be this way. and i think that that both democrats and members of the pro-democracy coalition have to ask

near-term, another reason for the bond vigilantes to have a heart with attack rates above 5 if that hatches markets pull back 5% object top 56 we already had for sure. maria: okay. >> going through -- equities. maria: so you would be you would be a buyer on 5% sell-off? >> from here, yes, i would be -- we got cash on sidelines for that, maria,. we would be back being up the votes. >> great to see you quick break president trump takes office in one week presence physicality by neighbor north, ministry of foreign affairs here on justin trudeau positives resignation trump's terror threat if canada really could become the 51st state you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business" stay with us. . where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management reincarnated. >>. >>> national retail foundation holing annual big show this week consumers spent record amount

so we know what hatches when do you it -- happens when you do it wrong, what will happen is house willhat is what happened in 1985, with the big tax reform acts of 'quick, it started in the house, was there gucci gulch every lo lobbyist got provisions then to senate it got torn apart. the risk is to find a way to work with the sincors or -- sense to senators to get it done fast, it is clear. larry: rosty won that. >> no, remember it was bob packwood. larry: yes. >> high anyway, steve moore, i t to raise another issue. >> it was -- okay david let me, we coach we don't have too much time, second issue. nippon steam and u.s. style, joe biden has ruled ge against the it. thbiden saying we can't have a deal because of national security, mr. trump also opposes it, but particularly on biden -- i codon't understand it seems that nippon steel would save u.s. steel, they will close down and layoff workers big time without that investment from nippon steam. style. steel. joe biden has memory problems he thinks we're living in 19 35 not 2025. they are a check again china this is point, i love talk

and i would be happy to answer questions before we invite ary up to highlighta is hatching on facility. >> thank you. any question sns we can hear from ary. [laughter] >> good morning. t jpa facility director i'm happy to be here today. to get us started off on the right foot we wanted highlight great activities the last month which was winter fest. we had a great lighting of the park. we see on the left. with machine you'vearty with over 700 people. 3ceptions and it keeps growing and we are proud of the work we are doing here for winter fest. we elude to me dressing up we did not add a picture of that. it was really good time and cut a rug together >> looking forward to dog it big and better next year. >> moving on to return to work in ridership. we seen a darned good increase in activity at the center the left year. 22% increase. and our peek workday visits are 150 thousand, which is grit. and we are on track to exceed a million visits by the end of this year. we'll see how that goes. examine keep i in the loop. testimony may not be the greatest graph i have seen, i want to share the

and i would be happy to answer questions before we invite ary up to highlighta is hatching on facility> thank you. any question sns we can hear from ary. [laughter] >> good morning. t jpa facility director i'm happy to be here today. to get us started off on the right foot we wanted highlight great activities the last month which was winter fest. we had a great lighting of the park. we see on the left. with machine you and a party with over 700 people. 3ceptions and it keeps growing and we are proud of the work we are doing here for winter fest. we elude to me dressing up we did not add a picture of that. it was really good time and cut a rug together >> looking forward to dog it big and better next year. >> moving on to return to work in ridership. we seen a darned good increase in activity at the center the left year. 22% increase. and our peek workday visits are 150 thousand, which is grit. and we are on track to exceed a million visits by the end of this year. we'll see how that goes. examine keep i in the loop. testimony may not be the greatest graph i have seen, i want to share t

governments i think important up to the moment but the hesitant to can you be the chickens before they hatchedat, goes even way beyond, the hunter biden laptop. it started with russia collusion all political, with russia collusion i thought made up i didn't believe it at all, i got canceled, i got attacked, it was all political. michael. >> that is right, maria. first of all, bravo to you you were ahead of me certainly on russia collusion hoax one of the worst conspiracy theories disinformation, that undermined president trump's first term abuse of power by fbi and cia troubling we still have not got all information on it, so you know look i just think in a moment where, there is a huge backlash going on around the world against mass migration i think that is ultimately, what could end up in regime change so to speak france german any britain just like we've seen in italy, so i think that, you know, free ask expression is essential for political life, and for democracy. and they have i think europeans in particular but some extent the democrats in united states have depended on censorship depe

before carter, every single president was hatched.ter also had one of the greatest love stories in political history. he was married to his wife rosalynn for 77 years, and it was love. [applause] isn't that wonderful? it was love at first sight. the day after jimmy took rosalynn on their first date to the movies, he told his mother that he knew he wanted to marry her. of course it didn't hurt that they saw the sexiest movie at the time, abbott and costello in "wo's on top"? [laughter] when carter took the oath of office in 1977 using the name "jimmy" instead of "james," becoming the first president to be inaugurated by a nickname. only because they refused to inaugurate the 27th president by his nickname, franklin pepperoni nipples pierce. carter also was the first presidential candidate to give an interview to "playboy" magazine, in which he famously said, he'd "looked on a lot of women with lust" and "committed adultery in my heart many times." shocking words. but not quite as shocking as the centerfold. carter's presidency was plag

senator orrin hatch has written the initial bill. it's been in existence in 1990. supported by senators to both parties. extremely important to my state. in the state of missouri we have a lot of nuclear radiation still in the ground soil not cleaned up. since you'll be in charge of administering that will you administer that program fairly and equitably. will you make sure that radiation victims under the statute entitled to compensation from the government get what they deserve? ms. bondi: senator i was speaking about that with someone yesterday i did not know, again there is going to be a lot if i am confirmed that i don't know. that's why it's so important to keep an open dialogue with every senator from every state. and, yes, i am committed to looking at that i did not realize you had that horrific problem in your state. sen. hawley: thank you very much. thank you for answering our questions w that, mr. chairman, yield back my time. chair grassley: before i close down this meeting, i would enter into the record from a bipartisan group of attorneys who served a

i just hatched out of the egg and made my way.ing worse then a family she had inside trader information people took her seriously because of her last name. she knew about him personally. her attacks were way different than somebody like who got on tv and went after him because they had arguments. she went from a point i know him because we are family. she prosecuted and picked out her family name for profit. she is not doing too bad because she is sitting there with that hat on and i know that. but what kat is saying she racked so much discussion when we were discussing on tv she was on cnn, anybody who had her on, they would talk to her for hours, of a panel of people to break down what she said. the problem is her book sails dried up. but everybody who profited from the rush of stuff and saying anything they could about him, they ran out of money, and they no longer had any legitimacy. so overreached? you buried your family for profit. there is a special place in hell for you. overreached? it should not be us you are apologizing