higgins barely allowed o'sullivan at the table in a one sided semi final and continued his dominancee six time world champion, the wizard of wishaw has now beaten the rocket in five of their six meetings this year. having lost three finals in 2021 higgins will be looking to make it fourth time lucky when he faces either anthony mcgill or luca brecel in the final on sunday. that's all from sportsday. a reminder of the build—up to the season—ending finale at abu dhabi in the formula 1. can't wait for that. between verstappen and lewis hamilton, on the bbc sport website. now on bbc news, ros atkins examines the ethical arguments surrounding vaccine mandates. this week, borisjohnson turned to the issue of compulsory covid vaccinations. i don't believe we can keep going indefinitely with non pharmaceutical interventions. i mean, restrictions on people's way of life. and i think we're going to need to have a national conversation about the way forward. the prime minister wants this national conversation because he knows this pandemic isn't over. covid daily infection rates in europe are go

the 12—1 shot ridden by adam wedge held his nerve to hold ——and four time world championjohn higgins beating him 6—1 at the scottish 0pen. higgins barely allowed 0'sullivan at the table in a one sided semi final and continued his dominance over the six time world champion, the wizard of wishaw has now beaten the rocket in five of their six meetings this year. having lost three finals in 2021 higgins will be looking to make it fourth time lucky when he faces either anthony mcgill or luca brecel in the final on sunday. will cody took the time, the 12 to one shot held his nerve to hold off midnight shadow to finish two links clear. cool cody had led at the paddy power gold cup last month, failed at the second to the last fence. that is all from us. think you again for watching. we will see you again for watching. we will see you again for watching. we will see you again next time. that evening. we started the day chilly today that's on milder air spreading in from the southwest. it did feel a bit different by that time we reach the afternoon. a lot of caught around. tomorrow is much mil

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higgins is now recognized for five minutes, thank you mister higgins. >> thank you chairwoman, and before i begin my statement and questions, i'd like to introduce several documents for the record. in the interest of time, six of them are local articles, detailing fema's actions in my district in south louisiana. one is an official fema document discussing -- two point oh changes >> all are accepted. >> thank you good lady. administrator criswell thank you for being here today and visiting louisiana in late august. let me clarify to virtually every public entity including power school board, cameron parish, jeff davis parish, the port of lake charles and the city of jennings have numerous public assistance applications still outstanding from the 2020 hurricane. this delay in funding has real world consequences that forces a smaller local government entities to attempt to fund recovery efforts [inaudible] very slim margins of revenue and the leverage streams. on fact after year after these initial insistent are still awaiting public assistance that they qualify for, in some cases even to h

higgins for a closing statement. mr. higgins. representative higgins: thank you. administrator criswell, thank you for being here. we have more work to do. my office will deliver a letter to you by the close of business to a documenting specific, urgent requests to fema on behalf of my constituency, who has been suffering for over a year from hurricane laura and hurricane ida. i would like your personal commitment that you will receive our letter and be involved. you have been very gracious today, and professional. thank you. i am going to lean on you for a commitment to personal involvement, and the letter that we deliver today. finally, regarding rural areas and small towns, i beg of you -- let's make sure that our small towns, rural areas, poor communities, get adequate attention and adequate response and they don't get left behind. can i get your commitment on receiving our letter documenting urgent requests, and can i get a commitment that our rural areas and poor communities don't get overlooked and left behind? ms. criswell: you have my commitment to be per

yeah, higgins, how about you, bud? >> steve: mine's right here.you go. ♪ i have structured settlemen and i need cash no call jg wentworth ♪ ♪ 877-cash-now ♪ >> jimmy: that was your most played song of the year? [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah, i love it captures the feeling of structured settlements but also needing cash now [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah well, speaking of feelings, my most played artist of the year was taylor swift [ cheers and applause quest, how about you >> questlove: stevie wonder. >> jimmy: yeah, stevie wonder. [ cheers ] nice nice higgins, what about you? who was your number one artist >> steve: oh, the opera squad. >> jimmy: the opera -- opera squad? i don't think i know the opera squad. >> steve: oh yeah. sure they did this song ♪ i have structured settlemen and i need cash no call jg wentworth ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop please, stop that. could you stop it. higgns, that's a jingle. that's not a song. >> questlove: yeah, man. it's kind of terrible. >> steve: come on, guys. ♪ i know my taste in music may be a little strange, a little

john higgins has it all to do if he�*s to win the scottish open. break in llandudno, which is hosting the final. higgins has won the tournament twice before, but not for 25 years. that evening session gets under way in the next ten minutes or so. we would encourage you to keep an eye on the website for any results come through late in the abu dhabi evening and early evening here. but for now, that is all the time we have. we�*ll have more throughout the evening. we will see you in just over an hour. hello and a very warm welcome as ever to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week�*s cinema releases, mark kermode is back. hello, what have you been watching? we have a modern folktale called lamb. steven spielberg�*s reimagining of west side story. and being the ricardos, revisiting lucille ball. really interesting week. good mixture. yeah. let�*s start with lamb. i want to sell this to you, ok? yeah, yeah, i�*m upforthis, yes. here�*s the thing, the trailer makes it look like a folk horror in the mould of the witch or something. i�*m

representative higgins? i yield my time. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. ma'am, regarding risk rating 2.0, respectfully, members of the louisiana delegation have written several letters to your agency and this may predate your service, and i respect that, but would like some answers on this. the quote from the fema document stated that 97% of current policyholders' premiums will increase or decrease by about $20 a month under risk rating 2.0. we know this is not true. we're seeing example after example after example of extreme variances in policy expense, sometimes going from $500 a year to $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, $7,000 a year. there's incredible disparities between the reality of the implementation of risk rating 2.0 and what was expected and projected and communicated by fema, as that legislation was passed. so i ask, can you respond to that, please, to this committee, formally, and can we get a commitment from you today that fema will consider delaying the implementation of risk rating 2.0 until we get solid answers about the realities of what it reall

i'm a shower for linda. knowledge off high higgins. only $33.00, you know? pretty are pretty the last either. on the left, obama, the biggest, ah, mohammed had to take his father's place at the brickyard with his family, needed the money. bangladesh has seen a boom in construction over the last decade. with a population of around a $160000000.00 people need somewhere to live in comes a low. so there are plenty of factories that make cheap and bricks. no one knows exactly how many. but it could amount to between $8.10 around 20 percent of them are illegal. but even the factories that work within the law of a working conditions that are far from either comfortable or safe they don't just employ men, but women and children too. it was mostly men working at the brickyard that allowed us to film, but a few children also managed to get on camera times with the whole families and even villages come to work here. bricks can't be fired during the rainy season. wet weather floods the kilns, they say that this break yard off as good working conditions the labor as main

higgins has won the tournament twice before, but not for 25 years. that's all the sport for now.r time. let's get the latest details. that is tied in with a area of low pressure that will get very close to the north—west of the uk overnight tonight. a very mild evening, increasingly breezy. very windy overnight for the western and northern isles of scotland. further showers for western scotland with clear skies to the south of that. a lot of cloud and some rain for wales and the south—west. temperatures in double figures here. overnight lows, further north — 78 degrees. through monday, quite cloudy. best of any sunshine for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. a little cooler here than it will be on sunday. temperatures still looking pretty mild further south. hello this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines: the first people in the uk have been hospitalised with the omicron variant of coronavirus, as the nhs in england extends the booster jab programme. days before an expected backbench rebellion, the prime minister faces fresh questions about christmas gathering

i simon higgins email that's what this plea... seizing the news agenda at the end of last week, thousands of people in the north of england, scotland and wales had a more immediate problem — storm arwen, which has caused significant travel disruption, damage and loss of power. last friday, scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, was in the eye of the storm in stonehaven. but there are very treacherous conditions out on the roads with those gusting winds, falling debris, the red alert, of course, meaning there is a potential risk to life, and the police in scotland tonight saying that if you live in any of these affected areas, you should not head out onto the roads. so, why had lorna gordon and her camera crew ventured outside herself to bring us that report? long—term newswatch viewers will be familiar with that question, posed here sarah harris. susan penny echoed that. other viewers had a different concern about the bbc�*s coverage of storm arwen, outlined here by wendy appleby. well, we put these points to bbc news and they told

open letter. ♪♪ translated from the french by higgins.. this spare novel evokes the atmosphere of abandonment and isolation as well as the stark beauty of winter in a south korean seaside resort town near the north korean border. narrated by sharply observe it resident the story explores risks of identity, personal, cultural and national in the fleeting kinship that is possible between solitary strangers. the elegant translation brings out the tender and mysterious novel. the mac thank you so much. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> thank you from the bottom of her heart. she is so surprised. she does not know what to say. this is a book that is come from our heart. she says a big thank you to everyone. i cannot thank everyone enough. it is such an honor. we are completely overwhelmed by this. thank you to the publishers. i wanted to also say thank you to our first editor on this book. she has worked so hard on this text with us. this is such an honor. it is just fantastic for all of us. for all of the people that

higgins of new york, i inform the house that mr. higgins of new york will vote aye on amendment en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. granger of texas, i inform the house that ms. granger will vote nay on amendments en bloc 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. defazio of oregon, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the ayes are 214, the nays are 208. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 218, the nays are 211, the amendments en bloc are adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question on amendments en bloc 2 printed in house report 117-205, offered by the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney. the clerk will redesignate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number 2 consisting of amendm

oh, no, no, no, wait, higgins!s ] [ laughter ] higgins, are you eating a melted candle? >> steve: no i filled this thing up with pudding! >> jimmy: oh okay, what flavor? >> steve: pine >> jimmy: oh, very nice. [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> steve: so good. [ slurping ] >> jimmy: i read that -- [ laughter ] turn the lights -- turn the tree on! turn the tree on [ laughter ] i read that zoom just rolled out a new feature called attendance status that makes it easier to see who's at a a meeting and whether anyone showed up late which is why they're changing the name from zoom to narc [ laughter ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: come on man! and now skype is trying to capitalize on this that' right. their new motto is "skype, where snitches gets stitches." [ laughter ] well, it's the holiday season and everyone's getting packages delivered, but there's one house in tennessee that might have taken it a little too far check this out >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at this look at that that's what happens when

four—time world championjohn higgins continued his superiority against ronnie o'sullivan. all the support from others. jane will be back a little later run with more. were going to talk a little bit more about our main story around cova today and it is that you modelling that has come out this afternoon which suggests there will be wave of the new omicron variant in january. be wave of the new omicron variant injanuary. unless there are somewhat tighter restrictions than we are living under currently in terms of the advice to work from home, compulsory masks in public transport and a lot of public settings now, as we know. that is the modelling that has been produced. i've been talking about all of this with professor adam finn who is a member of the joint committee on vaccine immunisation and an assistant professor of mathematical modelling at the london school of tropical medicine. i began by asking him to explain what he and his team had found. we have been using our models to help interpret, understand and project forward possible dynamics throughout the pandemic and w

mike higgins was there to see the reunion. >> she does belong to ian, and he had almost given up hopes the moment juno and her owner were reunited. >> i have just been incredibly emotional back there, as you probably got on camera. i am just totally humbled by what people are willing to do for people in the community. that is what love and rescue is all about. >> juno has been trained as a search-and-rescue dog. six weeks ago, she went missing during a family walk. despite social media appeals, there was no news. >> tell me about christmas without her. >> i would rather not, to be honest. >>t must be tough on you. >> it is the little things. it is a quiet house, her bed is empty. >> today, search-and-rescue teams from around the, country joined the search and news came that juno had been spottedby one of the team's drone pilots. >> flying along the riverbank, and there she was, yellowjacket. zoom in a little bit, and she just sat up and looked at the drone. >> she has a good meal now? >> we have lots of leftover turkey. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provid

the higgins boat company. absolutely. that makes it a rarity.always remember, if anyone gives you any crap about being from new orleans or being around here, you just say higgins boat company, and that will shut them down because they won't know what you're talking about, all right? all right. [ applause ] >> one of the reasons that roosevelt capitulated to such demands was the international embarrassment that was certain to occur. as an american, i anticipated fighting for broadcasts and the four freedoms and so on. it was hypocritical for its treatment of black citizens. in fact, and this is something people are often not aware of, after world war i, they had launched a campaign against the british empire and african-americans in the united states to essentially convince them that the japanese were the only power working for the improved circumstances of the repressed colored people of the world. after all, japan in the russian-japanese war of 1954-'55 and became the first colored nation to defeat a white nation in war. then the japanese in 19

the higgins boat company. absolutely. that makes it a rarity. so always remember if anyone gives you any crap about being from new orleans, you just say, higgins boat company. that'll shut them down because they won't know what you're talking about. all right? [ applause ] all right. one of the reasons that roosevelt capitulated to such demand was the international embarrassment that was certain to occur. as america anticipated fighting for democracy and broadcast it was fighting for the four freedoms and so on would surely be branded as hypocritical for its treatment of its black citizens. in fact, and this is something people are often not aware of, after world war i, the japanese government had launched a strenuous propaganda campaign among the colored peoples of the british empire and african americans here in the united states to essentially convince them that the japanese were the only power working for the improved circumstances of the repressed colored peoples of the world. after all, japan in the ruso japanese war had defeated the russi

oil up an integral, but up in my law, bob higgins thought now along up at a bit a well i mean a heartbeat volition strobe with sonya long. i didn't get that. and association with me only as a confidential informant that anything to receive try to pick apart everything that he did for the a year. and you just like hide who i don't know, it's tough. all the text messaging all his friends smoked. we also even through all of this, like she could of and like, he wants to read and, and but he didn't he understand that you have a wonderful you with weber's behavior from the video is very concerning. but before i talk about that, go back the day before. mm. where officer webber went to andrew sat ex dorm room.

review was commissioned following rape allegations made by former liberal party staffer, brittany higginsd of being "tone deaf" on the issues affecting women in parliament — he said he was appalled by the findings of the report. i wish i found them more surprising. but i find them just as appalling. just because what you do is important and stressful and demanding can never normalise that behaviour as being somehow, somehow ok. it's not ok. i asked the australian senator larissa waters, who's a member of the opposition green party, how she felt now the report had been published. when the report was handed down had that statistic that have the staff that work in parliamentary settings have been harassed or bullied and one that had been sexually harassed. it isjust one that had been sexually harassed. it is just totally unacceptable. this is not the 19505 unacceptable. this is not the 1950s and we should be setting the standard in parliament as a best practice workplace not a boys club where it's not safe for women to work. there's a lot of progress that needs to be there are excellent reco

review was commissioned following rape allegations made by former liberal party staffer, brittany higgins was appalled by the findings of the report affecting women. i wish i found them more surprising. but i find them just as appalling. just because what you do is important and stressful and demanding can never normalise that behaviour as being somehow, somehow 0k. it's not ok. i asked the australian senator larissa waters, who�*s a member of the opposition green party, whether she felt change was on the way in the light of the report. well, it�*s clear that the changes need to be made, and i�*m an eternal optimist and i want workplaces to be safe for women everywhere, notjust in parliament. unfortunately, i don�*t have a lot of confidence in this prime minister particularly. he�*s got a terrible track record. we�*ve got accused rapists that were in his ministry that he refused to hold to account. we�*ve got other accused harassers in his ministry in his party that, again, he has refused to hold to account. just last week when one of his female backbenchers crossed the floor on an issue

andrew higgins will be back after clearing health and safety protocols. warriors still have other players who are in covid protocols. >> little worse. neither of them crazy. nothing was severe. everyone is goeveryone is goeveo eventually. kumasi: tip-off tonight is at chasten her. liz: -- julian: black panther fans rejoice. the sequel be -- will be released next year. wakonda forever came in number one most anticipated blockbuster in 22. it is slated to hit theaters next november. disney is the parent company of marvel. kumasi: it made me miss chadwick. julian: it will be hard to figure out the franchise without him. kumasi: more stories headed your way. requiring booster shots for some of their residence. julian: a new year means year ms laws. the things that you need to know for 2022. kumasi: and a new service to i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance

we were speaking with alan higgins earlier. this is a great inter--- indicator of risk assessment. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. here is angel in london. >> getting home for christmas just got a little bit harder. united and delta have canceled around 200 christmassy flights. united said a jump in omicron cases is affecting the ability -- is affecting the availability of crew. delta added the potential for bad weather. bitcoin touching the highest level in more than two weeks. it is returning from a risk to risk appetite. it is on course for a third year of gains. morgan stanley says staff that have to be in the office in the first two weeks of january will have to wear masks when not at their desks. it applies to all occasions even for those that are fully vaccinated. citi and jeffries are revising their plans to return to the office. dani: european markets opening flat on thin trading. this comes amid market optimism that the economic recovery will shake off the omicron variant. let's get more from kristine aquino. we are also joined by stephen isaacs from alvine cap

to get books and movies while i was watching that clip one particular guy interviewed was lindley higgins, he was very articulate guy and he landed at the beach on d-dayay and i asked him before it all happened, the huge event how did alstyne and he said lindley higgins age 18 he said i could not get my mind around the idea that i was about to invade france and one has to be incredibly young with most of the guys doing this work and they could see the tiny bit but it was only in most cases long after that it was over they understood one of the biggest events in human ministry one reason d-day still has a fascination, first of all a lot of wars are before-and-after and people had doubts i don't think it a buddy really doubts except a few lunatics, argives our parents and grandparents are the good guys in this event and secondly d-day was a bring achievement in the british and americans in the canadian stood incredibly well to take pride in what they achieved. >> max hastings september 11, 9392 things was a surprise? and could have been prevented? it was not a surprise and a lot of people w

the whole thing is he repeatedly said that clip was from july when he was in minnesota on tuesday higginsve a tractor trailer and when the white house was asked about that the point to this article from 1973 that said he wrote in an 18 wheeler. >> shouldn't somebody be in his ear telling him stop this? >> listen. the best job to have the guy selling liquor next to the white house press office because those people are working overtime but i will tell you the truth, i used to drive a taxi in new york city and the way this is going i will drive one again soon but biden reminds me we are having a blast. biden reminds me i used to pick up a lot of old men who told the long rambling stories you clearly weren't interested in so they put a button on it in the end to get your attention. 3 hours about the coney island boardwalk, you're asleep at the wheel with your 4 head on the dashboard and that was the night i met joe dimaggio, get out of here. that is biden which i used to drive a truck, do you really? >> during the time - maybe he let him drive for a second but seems like as a profession i don

john higgins took less than an hour to see off ryan day of wales and move into the last 16 of the scottishr and former commonwealth and european champion georgia davies has announced her retirement. she won 20 international medals over an 11—year career. davies said she still got goosebumps thinking about competing at london 2012. and the former women's tennis number one amelie mauresmo has been named as the director of the french open, taking overfrom guy forget, who stepped down on tuesday. she's the first woman to hold the role. jockey robbie dunne has had his licence suspended for 18 months, after being found guilty of "bullying and harassing" bryony frost. the chair of the independent disciplinary panel described his behaviour as "deliberate harassment on and off the track, with occasional cases of dangerous bullying". however, the professionaljockey�*s association said the panels' findings that the culture of the weighing room was "deep—rooted and coercive" was grossly inaccurate. our sports news correspondent laura scott has been following the case. a warning, there is some flash ph

higgins he said, "forget about the putin call we have to take the ring to mordor." [ laughter and applause we have president erdogan of turkey. he told biden, "i've always found that other world leaders respond to me breathing heavily into the phone and not saying anything." [ laughter and applause after that, we have italian president sergio mattarella. he said, "i know i may be your grandma's new boyfriend, but just know i make her really happy. [ laughter and applause here's scotland's first minister, nikola sturgeon. she told biden, "if you sell 18 knives in one month, that makes you part of our platinum diamond club." [ laughter and applause and finally, president george vella of malta gave biden some advice. he said, "the rare caterpillars that live on my face say 'good luck.' [ laughter and applause at least that's something. well, this is going viral. china's moon rover spotted a a mysterious cube shaped object on the moon's surface. and everyone on the internet is trying to figure out what it is if there is anyone who knows the truth, it's random people on the internet. [ light la

melanie: like higgins, daniel was also inspired by a personal experience.e times in one year. >> i lost family, pictures, business plans. most of the items were irreplaceable. melanie: he created the "watch my car" app, a platform where car owners can hire armed or unarmed security guards to watch their armed car for $20 to $25 an hour. >> they will deter a lot of crime. it only takes a minute or two. when you have a security guard present, obviously you have to make a choice. melanie: he expects the app is at least another year in the making, and uploads the growing space using technology to address crime. >> we are watching the decline of san francisco. we all have to contribute in the solution. law enforcement cannot do this themselves. melanie: three safety-enhancing options, given a new meaning to the phrase "there's an app for that." melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. ama: it is sad that we have to think about these things, dan. dan: at least technology might offer help, but it is a sign of the times. well, the bay area is one of the hardest places in the c

it's legit >> jimmy: it's not -- it's actually not bad >> questlove: i thought -- i thought it was higginss have, kind of, like, a -- like a deep -- he sounds like a -- >> steve: "sounds like a 60-pack smoker." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "yeah, or he sounds like the kool-aid man. >> steve: "oh, yeah! >> jimmy: "oh, yeah! [ laughter ] ♪ it's the santa rap ♪ you want t a ball or a ba want a doll or a hat ♪ ♪ it's the santa rap ♪ >> steve: "a doll or a hat." >> jimmy: yeah, i love that. that was actually not bad. so i think that went back. you can play that one if you want to. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: this one is a singer from the chicago area. anyone from chicago at all [ cheers ] then you might be familiar with the works of jan terri >> steve: oh, yes. [ laughter ] >> questlove: wait, what >> jimmy: there's jan and -- her leather jacket there riding a motorcycle a good head of hair on jan [ laughter ] >> questlove: yeah, that's a snyder >> jimmy: yeah wow. yeah, well, this coverage, you know what screams to me? holiday spirit >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] but if i see that, i t

. >> jimmy and higgins run on dunkin'. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: moving on. >> steve: ooh!y: this is very funny a woman in california got into the holiday spirit by turning her cubical at work into a a gingerbread house. this is real check this out >> steve: oh [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: that looks like one of those huts where mall santas go to vape on their break. [ laughter ] when they show around -- when they show around new employees, they're like, "and that's carol she's a lot. [ laughter ] "she's - yeah." finally, i heard that this month, mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you" became the first holiday song to hit 1 billion streams on spotify. >> steve: ooh! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: even more impressive, those are just streams from one cvs. we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen come on. ♪ [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. she's stars in the highly anticipated animated movie, "sing 2," which opens in theaters december 22nd reese witherspoon is here this evening with

it a rarity free to always remember anyone gives you crab about being from new orleans, just say higgins about company that will shut them down because they don't know what you're talking about, right? [applause] one of the reasons that roosevelt capitulated to such demand was international embarrassment that was certain to occur. america anticipated fighting for democracy broadcast it was fighting for freedom, a broad and hypocritical for mistreatment of black citizens. in fact this is a are often not aware of, after world war i the japanese government had launched a strenuous propaganda campaign among the colored people of the british empire and african-americans here in the united states to essentially convince them that the japanese were the only power working for the improved circumstances of the repressed color people. after all, japan had defeated the russians and therefore became the first colored nation to defeat a white nation in war. and the japanese in 1919 further demanded inclusion of the nondiscrimination clause in the league of nations coleman and. while the europeans wer

always remember, if anyone wants to give you struggle from big from new orleans, you can just, say higgins boat company. the doctor will say, oh no, what are you talking about? one reason why roosevelt capitulated to such demands, was the international embarrassment, that was certain to occur. so, as america has a push to dissipated fighting for democracy, exactly. so lebron, it's to see how the treatment is of their black citizens. this is something people are not often aware of. after world war i, the japanese government had launched a strenuous propaganda campaign among the peoples food issue empire. and, african americans, even in the united states to convince them that was the only power working for the improved circumstances, of the repast, colored people, of the world. after all, japan, and the russo japanese war that had defeated the russians, and therefore, became the first colored nation to defeat a white nation in a war. then the japanese in 1919 further demanded inclusion of a nondescript discrimination clause in the league of nations covenant. well, the european rejection of t

strong gains for 2021 for what he expects to see from tesla next year let's bring in contributor tim higginset journal." first you must be on cloud nine. you are "the wall street journal" journalist that covers the stock that's second. >> congratulations, tim. >> i mean it's a big year for tesla the first trillion dollar automaker. elon musk becoming the world's richest man. they execute and getting the model 3 and y made in 2018 a question if they could do that. >> and so on that point in terms of execution, i guess we focus on the scaling up of austin, berlin and some eyes on china, too. >> yeah. 2022 is really going to be about momentum keeping that momentum going. it's a stock that's about growth and then needs to show that they can do that. musk promised 50% growth going forward and raising concerns yesterday on twit ter as he typically does claiming a recession in 2022 or 2023 so i think they want to know what he is thinking in january when they do their fourth quarter innings call. >> a lot of moving parts there's a battle with china getting angry at spacex for threatening they say is

higgins of new york, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote aye. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr.s remain that allen will be vote -- mr. reschenthaler will be voting no. mr. evans: as the member designated by mr. m fumy, i inform the house that -- m fume, i inform the house that mr. m fume will vote yes on h.r. 5314. as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson votes yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. chris smith of new jersey, i inform the house that mr. smith will vote no on final passage of h.r. 5314. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on h.r. 5314. >> as the member designated by ms. granger of texas, i inform the house that ms. granger will vote nay on h.

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engine 14, led by lieutenant harry higgins, my station led by myself, and station 15 led by batallion chief [indiscernible]. this area is so rugged and dangerous during the day. imagine doing it with flashlights and small rope bags. at this point, we had three units scrambling around rocks around the water's edge, trying to locate this victim, who was out of site. eventually, we vectored in with captain arnold choi, got close to him, but we still couldn't identify him. at that time, we special called rescue boat 1 to get eyes have a different perspective. the rescue boat has different technology, fleer technology, and he was flicking on and off his lighter. he didn't even have a phone, and that fleer technology was able to pick up that brief light before his lighter ran out of fuel. at that point, the cliff rescue transitioned to a surf rescue, and firefighters kelly and firefighter o'donnell suited up as two back up swimmers, and we reconvened and had a game plan with a back up plan in case things went south. he actually had injuries, and the surf was rough, and, of course, the night