so the us has been involved in destabilizing havi, under the guise of stabilizing havi for decades. no. and so we have, we had a non elected prime minister, put in with the support of the united states, who now has fled. and apparently he's now in puerto rico, but in consultation with the us government. and so us why you have the rise of mr. barbecue, who we are told is running around cooking people and eating them. so therefore we have to intervene. it just, rick, it just strikes me as a kind of absurd propaganda that we get every time the war regime wants to interfere and intervene somewhere else. but why would they want to interfere in a place like this? which is unfortunately, and with all due respect to my dear asian friends being from miami, i have tons of them we corrupt together. but you know, there are really important giant countries in the world where we are actually not doing so well. we are being pardoned the phrase or the use of the word we're being barbecued for the screw up in gaza thus far. and the unmitigated support that we're giving to israel around the world. uk

only republican no less than the rights and spiraling gang violence. feeling fears of a civil war in havi and you one security council is holding an emergency meaning to address the crisis, the village. welcome to the program. western officials say to sailors having killed in a missile attack on a commercial ship off e. m. and who is the rebels have claimed responsibility for the attack, and these are the 1st that's reported since the around back the crew began. it strikes and the run see the who they say they have been carrying out these attacks and retaliation to israel's campaign in gaza. us and british forces have responded to by striking who the target, the young man, but if so far, failed to deter the group of washington says it will continue to hold. the hoop is accountable for such attacks without specifying without would mean the united states will continue to hold the cookies accountable for their attacks, which have not just disrupted international commerce, not just disrupted the freedom of navigation in international waters and not just endangered c fairs, but now, tragically

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in addition to about half of the population of havi being in a dire situation in terms of, of hunger. all right, that is harold on his act, speaking to us from puerto prince. thank you very much. indeed. thanks for having now. new york has regained a land lock that was gone for months for renovations. the retired concord jet retired to his home on a mat, had some pear offered jenny by boat. it really will be the very last to any of these concord aircraft. after months of restoration, it's headed back to peer $8.00 to $6.00. and the and trippy to see air and space museum on the banks of the hudson river in new york. a museum where a whole range of extraordinary means of transport around display. and this concludes not just any conclude jet will take pride of place that this airplane has, the wells russell. it's flying from new york to london, and i was the captain of that air. so the 2 hours 50 to 59 seconds 50 to 59 seconds was um we did it together. back in 1996 me and mike for the concord, the only supersonic jet ever to fly commercially will be returned to public display at the sta

roy havi, good morning. you are very welcome. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful . you are organizing this conference and exhibition. yes, you have a summons. syria is one of the economic and commercial target countries of the islamic republic of iran, following the visit of the president of the republic in may 1402, and the long-term commercial and economic goals outlined in this trip caused it happened that a commercial transformation happened in the trade between the two countries, well, unfortunately, later from now on, it can be said that the trip that was carried out, we had regional crises, the crises that were faced with military war discussions in the region and a pause, it can be said that trade between the two countries was established until again in december 402, the 15th committee excellent common between two countries in tehran. it was held and the goals that can be said were compiled and planned by the two presidents of the country in may 402, these goals were re-examined and planned. we ca

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rescuers are still clearing the debris from the karukas concert hall , which was burned by the terrorist haviscow authorities had previously announced that the search for the victims of the latest attack would take several days. the president of russia announced today in this country to the members of the public and emphasized that the perpetrators of this attack will be punished. the ministry of health of russia also announced that 17 of the injured people of this terrorist attack are hospitalized, and the condition of 44 of them, including two children, is critical. strong storm along with the rain in the southeast of brazil, especially the mountainous region of rio de janeiro state, 12 people died . the amount of rainfall is about 270 mm in 24 hours. this storm occurred after a heat wave with a temperature of 62 degrees celsius in riodani. two years ago, more than 230 people died in petropolis, brazil, due to torrential rains. 40 female students of the country's universities serve the people in the form of jihadi camps in the villages of khorram shahr, based on reinforcement and training c

in addition to about half of the population of havi being in a dire situation in terms of, of hunger and risk continues across large parts of the country as guidance, invade and append entire communities. international organizations of scrambling to install the transitional council that could gain control in haiti and called the violence, the number of the entities that will, that come, that will comprise the transitional counsel have submitted their names. and so we will continue to work with care. com and work with our international partners and work 1st and foremost with uh, ations themselves on uh, trying to pursue a path to develop the return of the democracy and free and fair elections. and the council would help to organize general elections which haven't being held in haiti for nearly a decade. on the 13th the african games are underway in gun estimates from across the continent or competing and hoping some to qualify for this year's summer olympics in paris. so unlikely africa a couple of nations that took place in neighboring ivory coast. the african gigs have been plague w

1994 and they said no, i have to come back to the stadium, if elias vigorous is mine. we started with haviy son, khaviyar was nine years old, we started there, then he traveled with my father to palestine, my father returned to palestine two three times and he went with him when he was 12, 13 years old, and it was too strong for him, life changed there with javier, absolutely, javier was clear that he was going to go to palestine, mean your father did with his grandson what didn't happen to me, what he didn't do with his son, yeah kind of or what his son exactamente, cuál fue la impresión cuando entre comillas retornaste a un lugar donde nunca había estado. it happened to me, and there i want to go to your book, palestine chronicle of a siege, which you wrote in 2013. it's the same feeling that you write about in your book, it's like it's always been there. joy, it was very pleasant for us to arrive at the israeli airport, see soldiers and things like that, keep asking you questions. i went with my brother the first time, there we were already both more or less old, they didn't ask us much

in addition to about half of the population of havi being in a dire situation in terms of, of hunger and risk continues across large parts of the country as guidance, invade and append entire communities. international organizations of scrambling to install the transitional council that could gain control in haiti and called the violence, the number of the entities that will, that come, that will comprise the transitional counsel have submitted their names. and so we will continue to work with care. com and work with our international partners and work. first and foremost with uh, haitians themselves on uh, trying to pursue a path to develop the return of the democracy and free and fair elections and 80. the council would help to organize general elections, which haven't being held in haiti for nearly a decade. here's a look at a few other stories making headlines. germany has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent in 2023. that's according to the countries federal environment agency . this was achieved, it says through a reduction of energy consumption and an increase in the

federal efforts to regulate fracking which states could havy devastating impact. the 2005 energy policyact clarified that congress intended the federal government to regulate fracking under the safe drinking water the bureau of land management attempted to regulate but the courts threw it out. the judge stated, quote, congress has not delegated to the department of interior the authority to regulate hydraulic fracturing. the b.l.m.'s effort to do so through the fracking rule is incompetents of statutory authority and quote. states regulate fracking and each has comprehensive laws and operations to protect drinking water sources and trained personnel reg regulating o production. in addition to preventing the president from implementing a unilateral fracking bill would express a sense of congress that states should maintain regulatory authority over fracking authority on state join me in support of h.r. 1121. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. >> welcome everyone■i anticipated endlessly rescheduled energy week. over the next two days w

charge of that, so the us has been involved in the stabilizing haiti under the guise of stabilizing havi for decades now. and so we have, we had a non elected prime minister put in with the support of the united states, who now has fled. and apparently he's now in puerto rico, but in consultation with the us government. and so us why you have the rise of mr. barbecue who we are told is running around cooking people and eating them. so therefore we have to intervene. it just, rick, it just strikes me as a kind of absurd propaganda that we get every time the war regime wants to interfere and intervene somewhere else. but why would they want to interfere in a place like this, which is unfortunately, and with all due respect to my dear asian friends being from miami. i have tons of them we corrupt together. but you know, there are really important giant countries in the world where we are actually not doing so well. we are being pardoned the phrase or the use of the word we're being barbecued for the screw up in gaza thus far. and the unmitigated support that we're giving to israel around th

havi doctors practice medicine at the top of their licenses, as i recall.what are you hoping to have done on the scope of practice? >> i really appreciate that question. scope of practice is) ■ a top concern for registered nurses across the country. as a union, we would fully support an increase in education and therefore following licensing to move oer nurse licg fields. however what we are seeing in a lot of hospitals is employers trying to infringe on scope of practice of physicians or nurse practitioners or of registered nurses by having lower license, lower educated health care workers start to take over duties that falls in the scope of practice of, say, an rn or a physician. we are concerned about that mainly because of what it means for patient care. for registered nurses, i'm not a registered nur. this job, i have learned about the scope of practice of an rn and there very -- their very unique training. . they are consistently performing every touch, every interaction, they are assessing mood, temperature, assessing the flush of your skin. they are

have you found are the counterarguments for employing beavers and pretty much solving lissues we're havisthat you told us that legislation was passed to really no watershed ads in these rivers and streams and not using beavers. how is that how is that argument even viable. well, i think the to go back the sackett decision. i think that decision flies in the face of science and congress just because it was a bipartisan decision, vote in the clean water act. so basically a small group of justice overturned that in the supreme court in last may. but i think, you know, we just have been hardwired to think beavers either as well for, you know, 300 years as a resource. and then they became this pest. we wereareas. the river used to be where would be. and so beavers were in the way of where we wanted to be. they bflooding our roads or our train. a lot of our infrastructure. so i think before there was an understanding of a theirak valub that they're actually co-existence that can work. people just thought we just have to get rid of them. and also, i to the efforts to return them big. efforts wer

you're i7% of republicans in iowa dramatically shape the choice that everybody will end up havi in november. right. who wins in iowaand most important question for who wins republican primary ad in new hampshire, you're talking about 47 people and three dogs. and like that ends up deciding who we vote for. so primaries have this quality putting this incredible leverage of the parties who then choose always. but oftentimes withdl the population. it's one reason i sort of miss one convention has had a real role because they had a much broader set of interests and dynamics comingon i often prefer parliamentary systems where partiession. so that's a space of leverage. the filibuster is a space of won't go into this. i will bore you guys forever with this.compromise less likely in the senate, not more likely. if you know, you can you know, if you can kill a bill that is often better for you than compromising on a bill. you can't kill bills compromising might be better for you than ineffectually voting. no, over and over and over again. there are a lot of things you could do to alter the structur

liberals of montgomery county, welcome men.ave i love spanish-speaking people and i love spanish but they havyern for the hardworking people of montgomery county who actually do the hard work every day.es. >> unfortunately, laken riley cases every day in the united states. >> laura: and when wayd. or another. >> this is happening. i'm glad her case has got thepl e attention and there will be congressional action in others but the american people have to understand it's not just happening in georgia but every community. >> and in texas, we spent $12.5 billion to deal with federal government to do what they are supposed to duke and a half a, million criminals,er t murderers, souls, et cetera people who are here illegally o. >> laura: they want to flipn wh texas, congressman, thank you. a missouri teen whose headedly slammed repeatedly into the ground during a fight, she is still in a coma while missouri attorney general bailey wants to get tougoinsh on this tina tuckr but how? he joins us next. ♪ ♪ business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the thing

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nt your speech and earlier in answer to a question about a sense of americans havi individual agencywn communities. it's interesting to me that economic models that form the basis of a lot of poli idea than go, if you get tired -- fired tomorrow and walk across the street and get another job. how many people actuallthey the street and et get another job. maybe on k street you could but i don't know. i'm fascinating by that and i'm fascinating by what i see in polls, gallup i think, say as se gouging, corporate price gouging as being responsible for inflation as they do fiscal stimulus. it's right up -- so there's a sense of trust, agency, belief in government, starting to dove tail with issues of antitrust which is you wouldn't have maybe thought that 10 years ago. seems like this was a wonky, technocratic area. but how do you think about that? any that? >> i think you're right that we wouldn't have seen that 10 years ago but we did see it 110 years ago. the election of centered around the question of the monopoly problem. and a key issue on which different candidates had to share tr

they havying we no chance of gee out right. without parole. they've exhauste withoutd appear the last ten years. and these guys are model prisoneran ares. >> okay. all right. well, that's just the saddest set of m jeanie and mark. but it was all mark. but pam, i'll put the question to you. ll questn tothe issue here. >> the issue here is that in the second trial, because first trial was hung for both of the brothers. s the judge refused to allow in the aftermath of o.j.l, the acquittal, the judge refused to allow any evidenc e that would that the boys claimed that they were sexually abuse boyd thatd by, their father. and so they were convicted. th, do you want to addkl to that, mark, very quickly, and let's hear what pam has to say--ha. yeah, basically, pam, what they what they did the second time around, eight days after the the acquittal of o.j. simpson, the judge, same judge, basically he did not give what's called the imperfect self-defense instruction. so all the evidence that the jury heard the first time, two u the two juries heard the

and w havi know, i know we got t more to do we to stay off. >> we have to start offnating by vaccinating america. all right.es rest in peace. jacked up,t in joe. we likely won't see that joe again until probably the dnc or if he ever dares to debate donald trump, which i think he'll avoid at all 'ls. ly bac in fact, today the presidentke was fully back to baseline and in desperate need of some rest and relaxation. >> take a look. to colle. lo last night, not long ago, my buddy john mccainng passed away. my predecessor and friend who he that'n mccainy. s how we ended. his career. can you know, when i asked if he changed his position, he said, quote, there's a lot you can do in terms of cuttingou a tremendous amount of things. you can cut, maybe transition for tremendous amountcan do of things. you can do not cut. still he said, i will. i'm. but the bottom line is he's still at it. 15 million new jobs. that's good. but it it doesn't reallyally connect yet to people, even it tthough they from it.ting fro inflation down from 9% to 3%, 800 to 800000 manufacturing jobs. my dad used to have ane

avaie for prbut she wasn't havi. good luck.next time, maybe. >> listen to what the police have to say. and thanvek you for your healing properties. >> oh, thank you for the unsolicited advice you catch. it's unsolicited advice is just splattered all over you. >> all right, now thin jessek about it. there are bouquets of daisies everywhere. there e bopolice do their best,t don't have the support to deal with caseswi like this. >> attorney and retired nypdspe inspector paul morrow joins me now. >> how does law enforcement grapple with the disease of the world with a lot of hope that it's just not going to goso bad? look, you know, new york city has no shortage of people that are s in daisy zone here. e >> but ask yourself thisurself t what is the prognosis for w her long term? do we see daisy coming outse of whatever it is she'siety in becoming a productive member of society? and that's the piece that's never considered? because heren ne in new york, generally, they end up going to the hospital. they give them some fluids td ud t

a suicient number havi arisen, the ye and nays are ordered.pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. pursnt to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares e house in recess for a period oless than 15 minutes. >> likely his last speech in front of congress before the 2024 presidential election. we'll keep this poll opened leading up to the president's >> a reminder that our live coverage of the state of the union begins tonight at 8:00 eastern with a preview. followed by the president's speech. the g.o.p. response by alabama senator katie brit. and viewer reaction. that will be on c-span. on our free c-span now video app, and online at c-span.org.-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community senters to create wi-fi enabled places so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for a

so how to get them to prioritize this thing that has branded itself so well as something havy obviouslyng on which they don't even have the capacity to to those lg them to getting the momentum of the country to 's take out the millions is hard and people are trying. but that's hard to do because when you have like people steang likol cards, like that's a you know, you kind of look at the two of them and you're like, well, these people signed up for it. and these people, you know, didn't. and we only have ten of ushatev. i've talked to the ftc a lot, and it feels very much like that's the main issue with why they wouldn't put this at the top of their docket although they are taking it much more seriously lately, especially since covid, they have been sending out warning letters for false product claims. a company saying our essential oils will cure or prevent covid. the warning letters. you know, i challenged them on this a bit like, what do they really you knocking on doors? are you going showing up there and make sure they don't do their stuff? but a new initiative has started a lawsui

in congress or hold any office, civil or military, under the united states or under any state who havi as a member of congress or a member of -- to support the constitution of the united states, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. it is expected to behis 14th amendment case decision, the correlative case!;, colorado and maine holding their primaries tomorrow. dkwe will see, and 10:00 a.m. eastern, that is when we will know when the supreme court will make a decision. they could make a case on multiple decisions. they do not telegraph muc time. bob, democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. dence in the court -- actually in the constitution of the united states. however, the supreme, i've lost quite a bit of trust. there are many, many reasons but i want to dwe on one, and that is the recuse ability believe clarence thomas definitely should be generally, i think he is taking way too manyt that aside for a moment his wife was actually lobbying in the west wing, in the office of the presidency. if that is n

one of the innovations that is been discussed of universal havy health engagement hubs you can do thiswould be available for treatment. obviously when we held a roundtables around the state one thing that truly clear clear, not enough beds. i can then you've also to problems of wind when you t people back in treatment but if you had engagement hubs that were clinics based in big geographic locations people could access daily the kind of treatments t t needed and help us in addressing this issue. issue. we've heard from law enforcement humble wood units could be used in rural areas■;nd help rural jurisdictions. the long and short of it is i would assume you think is a good ideas and innovations, and we want to get cms's help in some technical assistance on this legislation. we've had it over with your shop since january and we want■>■x tt technical assistance. could you help us speed up this process progressed we are on board. >> thank you. thank you. critically, critically important. i want to also ask about the basic health plan which as you know you and i talkedbout this many times.

indictment against him he refused to return classified documents in his possession for many months despite havie and lie about it. is that correct? >> correct? >> you noting your testimony the specific comments you made about president biden's memory have gotten a lot of attention and as we've seen today, our republican colleagues are again and again trying to weapon isis comments and an attempt to score political points, but as someone who has participated in trials, you know th witnesses regardless of age often have difficulty recalling specific statements or fact when asked about them many years after those facts so let's take a look at a differing witness experiencing a lapse in memory during a deposition. >> your next wife was a woman by the name of marla maples? >> yes. >> and do you recall what years you were married? >> i'd have to get the exact dates for you. i can do that. >> you married your current wife in january, 2005? >> i don't know relative to the day. >> what year? >> i don't remember the names. >> say don't remember -- >> i don't remember that. i remember you telling me. >> s