dear fellow countrymen, good morning, excuse me, news at 9 o'clock, welcome, the first mother's home congress has ended, the final ceremony of the first national mourning of fatimi songs as a mother's house congress, with the presence of praisers, songwriters and prominent national ritual poets and national officials held the name of the mother of imam fatima, salam fatimah, salam my mother, salam pashte, the defense of the shrine to the shrine of allah and the verses of qadr zahra, the words that came from the heart and were now on the tongues, an important event that has been happening in these years is that fatimah it is like muharram for him works of art are produced, and whether it is in the field of lamentation of people without indicators and their faces , it can be an inspiration for the youth, it can be a role model , how is today's eulogy, art is a combination of beauty art , another beauty art is both beauty and beautification. ahl al-bayt and ahl al-bayt sarodan won a special award for the work on the proud martyr of islam, hajj qasim soleimani. my work in this area is the chosen

and an international exhibition in early june, and cooperative projects of eurasia are our home eurasian congress and the youth forum of the cis eurasian economic community , we invite our partners in regional accusations representatives of countries with which there is a free trade agreement of friendly states that seek to expand cooperation with our union thank you for attention. and let me give the floor to the prime minister of the republic of armenia nikologovich pashinyan, please. it was a broadcast of a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council. your composition, and now briefly about the main news for this hour. they took a ring from the glidar in the floor , the administration of the donetsk republic reports that the only way along which the group is supplied is the fire control. foreign software is about eighty-five percent already. there is a russian analogue about advanced technologies remote services and technological sovereignty mikhail mishustin on a working visit to kazakhstan how ukraine frightened europe with its plans to join the eu in 2 years and what decisions can be

congress. i married into four more children, two boys into girls during my three boys, who are now 19, 20 and 22. we are empty-nesters, we have one going to college living at home. >> how that. for congress? >> when you know what the next generation is going through, their educational experience, how they view politics, government and america, that is the core of what we are fighting for, our future, our children. how they view government and -- as something that adds value to or takes a valley away from life. that is at the crux of what we are arguing in congress, democrat or republican. some people think we need the government to solve our problems, other people think why would i turn to government when they created the problem. >> the vans you are wearing, they are a favorite. >> they are. i was a skate guy on the west coast, i learned to serve. i've always enjoyed the footwear. it is not your typical vans, something a little more dressy. it very much identifies who i am , there's not so many things i get worked up about. i see people die on a daily basis, my last shift december 28 i had three critical patients. what i deal with on a daily basis in congress,

intergovernmental council and international exhibition, and cooperative projects of eurasia are our home european congressth forum. the cis countries invite our partners in regional charges to participate in them , representatives of countries with which there is a free trade agreement of friendly states that are striving. to expand cooperation with our union thank you for your attention, and let the prime minister of the republic of armenia nikolayevich give the floor please this was a broadcast of a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council in an expanded composition, and now briefly about the main news for this hour. russian forces took the coals into a semicircle.

it is our duty as members of congress as laid out in the d.c. home rule act to disapprove of a policy like this that threatens the safety of this city's residents. i urge my colleagues to support this rule and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. scanlon: i thank the gentleman from new york, mr. langworthy, for yielding the customary 30 minutes. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. scanlon: mr. speaker, here we are. six weeks into a new congress and the republican majority has yet to bring substantive serious legislation to the floor that does anything to address these serious issues confronting our great nation. instead, we have seen republican leadership buckle under time and again to the demands of a right-wing minority that seems more interested in stoking controversy and conspiracy theories than crafting actual legislation or governing. instead of delivering for t

and congress said in that 1973 home all act that the d.c. le would legislate on local affairs. now, to be sure, under the constitution, congress still has some ability to oversee our affairs and the district of columbia. but for the past many years, that authority to enact local law has been well handled by council. in fact, if the resolutions of the house passed last week, were to be passed by the senate and not vetoed by the president, it will be the first time in 30 years that local d.c. laws have been overturned by a federal government. >> wow. you know, republicans were most vocal in their opposition to the new criminal code. 31 democrats also voted against the revisions. do you think they are legitimate concerns with the plan, and how should they be addressed? >> look, there is nothing more essential to washingtonians that feeling safe in our neighborhoods. every neighborhood i am in, every group that i speak with, being safe is the number one priority. and i can promise you that those of us in public office here in d.c., and those of u

congress not to abandon the grassroots prevention efforts. finally, to reduce crime and violence, we have to reduce the drug problem. the challenge begins on our homes with parents talk into their children openly and firmly and embraces our churches and synagogues and youth groups and our schools. i challenge congress not to cut the support for drug free schools. people like these dare officers are making a real impression on grade school children that will give them the strength to say no when the time comes. meanwhile, we continue our efforts to cut the flow of drugs into america. for the last two years, one man in particular has been on the front lines of that effort. i am nominating him, a hero of the persian gulf war, and the commander-in-chief of the united states military and southern command, general barry mcafee, as americas new drug czar. general mcafee has earned three purple hearts and to silver stars fighting for this country. tonight i ask that he leads the nation's battle against drugs at home and abroad. to succeed, he needs a force far larger than he has ever commanded before. he needs all of us, every one of us, have a role to play

it is a challenge at home because, of course, with the sharply divided congress, you have some republicans who are saying they don't want to write a blank check for ukraine. that is going to be the challenge for president biden moving forward to actually execute on that call to action to keep allies and members of congress at home unified behind this fight. >> kristen welker traveling with the president, thank you for that. so, ben, listening to vladimir putin, he is not going anywhere. he seems intent on escalating this fight, in part because suspending the last nuclear agreement we had with russia, the new start treaty. i want to play part of what secretary of state antony blinken said in response to that. >> the announcement by russia that it is suspending participation is deeply unfortunate and irresponsible. we'll be watching carefully to see what russia actually does. we'll, of course, make sure in any event we posture appropriately for the security of our own country and that of our allies. >> what do you make of what we heard putin say today, ben? is it gamesmanship or does it actu

pentagon reveals a spy balloon believed to be from china is floating over montana state home to nuclear weapons sites. congress overnight demanding answers, some demanding it be shot down, calling it a provocation just days before the secretary of state visits beijing china is responding this morning once in a generation blast of arctic air windchills in new england could plunge to 60 below zero. schools closed more than a dozen states across the country. tree on alert and now a warning about the deep freeze, triggering small earthquakes. a massive cash weapons and high powered scopes found inside a high rise apartment overlooking hollywood . what we're learning about the suspect charged with making threats, but he allegedly bragged about inflation nation, the four cities where prices have been rising the fastest and the percentage of millennials still relying on their parents to pay their bills. later, the politicians suggesting kids should have to work to get free school lunches and how 1/7 graders left the street on the ford ended up winning him big money. york. this is america this morning. good friday mor

and are not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the congress said committee to return back home. there is no support from the nomination. i commission, i think in united nish, i don't care about chug or send people ah, they're getting you weapons. now you can be 100 percent. sure, we will destroy this lab works. you have to see wagner, chief insights on the war and ukraine with our correspondence saying that the keys, if you all, are almost also new documents, could student paul trying to run, say they strongly opposed political manipulation under the pretext of safeguarding human rights and democracy. iranian president, wrapped up his visit to beijing with one of the top carriers in the ukrainian great deal has been delivery. we've african state did need.

many hall congress have experienced remote tick interactions with the police in their home country. also of great concern to us is the public order bells, expansion of stop and search power stood a protest context. many hong congress have experienced dramatic interactions with the police in our home city. well, the new u. k. public water bill is designed to shut down protests before disruption begins, but the opera chamber of parliament, the house of lords voted against that policy on the same day extinction rebellion protestors disrupt the proceedings in the chamber. earlier amnesty international and 73 other organizations called on british politicians to reject what they branded the deeply draconian bill. this bill in its last minute amendments are deeply draconian and must be called out and rejected before it's too late. these type of restrictions are likely to have a chilling effect by seriously dissuading people from johnny protests and the 1st place, protest is meant to be disruptive. it can be very inconvenient, but it's vital for a healthy open society. we allow those and pow

documents continues, fbi searching president biden's vacation home and vice president pence's home up next, will congress get to see what was found. >> we ask former texas congressman, former cia officer will herd, next. voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. which nfl players depend on sleep number? boom! circle him. all these guys do. yeah, this beast. guys who do the griddy do. turns out 80% of nfl players have a sleep number 360 smart bed. it's game-changing sleep. only from sleep number. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america" this week some members of congress of receive a briefing on the mishandled classified documents, but questions remain. will it be a "gang of 8" briefing of a select few members or the full congress. it will include what was found with trump biden and pence? i can't imagine the briefings will be very informative, given

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congress. by the way, mr. supreme court judge, i had a whip . i will need a special court order so that i don't stay at home . and i want to congratulate everyone on the 18th congress and the speaker , and mr. makarsky speec, the head of the minority, the majority was more than now, the truth is correct, one vote more , the same draw that it will be one of the people who i want to congratulate one more sticker who will go down in history as one of the best cooks in the history of america , ms. minsky koloski, the people of america, the history of america is the story of progress and the resilience of art moving forward. we will now make people uh millions of jobs have been created this is the most accelerated than in 4 years very much a contractor this is all thanks to you two years ago so much today when you also do not control our life and two years our democracy two years ago, our democracy received a lot of bruises, but it did not remain unshakable and unbreakable, it was the historical style of the civil war, and as soon as we gathered, a new chapter of our progress and stability is opening, and our le

home. >> tyre nichols should have been safe. we demand that congress passed the george floyd justice and policing act. joe biden will sign it. yamiche: any meaningful progress for passing policing reform is an uphill battle? the last effort to do this failed in the senate in 20 when he won. one of the lead negotiators at the time, tim scott, says he hopes this time will be different. >> we want only the best wearing the badge in this great nation. but politics too often gets in the way of doing what every american knows is common sense. yamiche: i want to come to you. what are you hearing from people who are most impacted by this? which i have to say is african-americans who are killed at 2.5 times the rate of white americans. is there a change or people wanting change? people believing there can be change? even on the local level? >> i think it is really difficult. what i am hearing when i talk to people is exhaustion. she talked aboutow when she talked to people in memphis, so many people were saying they had had run-ins with memphis police. or peopl

back at home some far right members of congress criticizing the visit but president biden made a point to reassure zelenskyy bipartisan support for ukraine remains strong. tomorrow president biden will give a speech in poland aiming to rally international support for ukraine's defense. also tomorrow president putin is expected to deliver a hawkish speech in russia providing a stark contrast between two leaders in an increasingly polarized world. nbc news, washington. >>> we'll have much more on president biden's visit to ukraine later in this newscast. at 5:30 our political analyst is joining us to discuss the different people and groups the president tried sending a message to during his trip to ukraine. >>> one san francisco bar is celebrating presidents' day with an unusual reading. manny's in the district is holding a live reading of the january 6 report by the house committee, the document that details the committee findings on the attempted insurrection of the u.s. capitol. they say the event is about educating the public. >> my father came to this country from afghanistan. we ar

thinking as members of congress. >> i think it's really important as members of congress we can be provincial thinking of hometend to be very domestic policy focused but of course we had a foreign affairs committee and intelligence and national security. what we have seen especially in congresses understanding energy security is national security and nothing has brought that home more than russia's invasionn of ukraine and what we have seen over the last year that has done is open the dialogue between our colleagues of how these are interconnected and i was glad to hear we make these in the congress and then to make sure and then to make sure but putting energy security without attaching specific policy and we have much more in-depth t of energy independence means security but and those that began to understand with those challenge that we are refining capacity but it is in terms of support to bring this together. and then five times more than the next producing state we believe all of the above approach and we understand putting together a puzzle withce different pieces to fill different needs and that's the

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home. many people in the congress have investments in these foreign countries, such as china and other countries. has your organization explored those kinds of conflicts of interest, especially regarding buying a lot of our land in the united states? host: -- guest: the caller seized on an issue i think we will hear more about in 2023. republicans in congress have raised the issue of foreign ownership of property in the united states. it is an issue we are hearing a little more about. as to the members of congress themselves and the color;s quest -- caller's question about what kinds of properties that members of congress own, we found many members of congress are landlords. we were just talking about stocks. this is real estate. this can manifest itself in a number of different ways from family farms, long-held homesteads to commercial property that they are getting checks from, from people who rent or lease that property, including a few members of congress who have significant real estate holdings, perhaps something that would be more far afield than a stock holding in a business -- a company

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this congress must act to encourage conservation, promote technology, build infrastructure, and it must act to increase energy production at home so america is less dependent on foreign oil. [applause] good jobs depend on expanded trade. selling into new markets creates new jobs, so i ask congress to finally approve trade promotion authority. [applause] on these two key issues, trade and energy, the house of representatives has acted to create jobs, and i urge the senate to pass this legislation. [applause] good jobs depend on sound tax policy. [applause] last year, some in this hall thought my tax relief plan was too small; some thought it was too big. [applause] but when the checks arrived in the mail, most americans thought tax relief was just about right. [applause] congress listened to the people and responded by reducing tax rates, doubling the child credit, and ending the death tax. for the sake of long-term growth and to help americans plan for the future, let's make these tax cuts permanent. [applause] the way out of this recession, the way to create jobs, is to grow the economy by encouraging investment in factories a

workers still, across the country in my home state of wyoming, back at work and have been for well over year. nancy pelosi abused it by allowing democrat numbers of congressd, vote from home, the house representatives, from republican leadership is doing the right thing. stuart: exxon mobil reported a record 55. $7 billion profit last year, the white house calls that profit outrageous, african americans forced to pay high prices at the pump. mister senator, my opinion, it is biden's energy policy which allowed exxon to make the huge profit. where am i going wrong? >> you are right again with -- the white house loves to play the blame game, energy prices, gas prices go up, biden wants to blame them, prices for other things, biden wants to take credit were no credit is due. they want affordable, reliable energy at president biden is trying to repeal the laws of supply and demand, he ran for office guaranteeing he would end oil and gas production, go after fossil fuels, no drilling, lots of roadblocks, we are producing less energy in the united states because of these road blocks and policies of this administration and as a result the biden energy policy is

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i was at home this morning and heard about this tragic and turkey congress from social media on the news and chava mckee. i heard that there was a relief effort going on here. the. there's people that needed when to clothing and food effective. i took everything i could take from home and additionally, when shopping and then i brought it here. hey for that, i'm also helping to make sure it gets to where it is needed for your fall. the organize of the initiative knows 1st hand, how urgently help is needed. smoke the from my i'm doing this from my heart because they was once effected personally off night. i experienced the 1992 earthquake and i, i know how difficult the situation is. my son is. i was grateful for every little thing . that's what, as soon as i heard the, i got involved immediately. this thing as this, this, you ha ha, happened before you on dyes yet huh. the involvement of the target community and jeremy's, also visible in other cities. the owners of a local boxing club in munich were overwhelmed by the number of donations from people who want to help, despite being so far

congress. d terri sewell said honored to tragically they lost their ly. home-50-plus years as a result of the january 12ornados. i just spoke to in curry in my office as we prepare for the state of the union. president biden: the state of the union is strong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of the union address, outlining his priorities to congress tonight. his first state of the union speech since republicans won back control of the house. following his speech, arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will give the republican response. watch our live coverage of the state of the union tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org.

a message the world that despite divided congress at home, the u.s. will supply ukraine with what it needs to fight putin's forces. >> russia's aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war of conquest is failing. russia's military's lost half its territory it once occupied. young, talented russians are fleeing by the tens of thousands, not wanting to come back to russia. not just fleeing from the military, but from russia itself because they see no future in their country. putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided. as you know, mr. president, i said to you in the beginning, he's counting on us not sticking together. he was counting on the inability to keep nato united. he was counting on us not to bring in others on the side of ukraine. he thought he could outlast us. i don't think he's thinking that right now. god knows what he's thinking. i don't think he's thinking that. >> joining me now is nbc white house correspondent and weekend today co-host, kristen welker in poland. nbc chief foreign correspondent, richard engel in ukraine

congress. and representative terry cyle, honored to haver. curry and his family. they lost their home of 50-plus years as a result of the january 12 tornado. spoke with him as we prepare for the sf the union. following the speech, goferl huckabee sanders will give the republican response. watch our coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern, c-span now or online at c-span. org. >> in the two years since january 6, 2021, close to 1,000 people have been charged with federal crimes relating to the attack on the u.s. capitol. the legal practice used by the federal justice system to deal with these cases is complicated and often out of sight to the american people. an attorney and journalist has been live tweeted of the high profile trials over the past several weeks and asked him to explain to us in some detail how it all works. he is a

unavailable in many parts of the country, including rural areas such as many places in my home state of mississippi. congress has taken steps to tackle these issues. we have addressed contamination concerns when we included senator portman's recycle act in the bipartisan infrastructure law. this legislation which is now in statute creates a new ground program to fund recycling education with a goal of reducing contamination. we also addressed recycling access issues when this committee and senate passed ranking member capito as recycling infrastructure and accessibility act. this legislation seeks to make recycling easily or and more accessible throughout the united states, particularly in underserved areas. congress also passed and save our seas 2. 0 act in 2020, establishing a new grant to support improvements to municipal recycling programs. and vance recycling is another potential solution for plastic waste. this method of recycling dismantles plastics into their constituent parts, allowing for more materials to be repurposed. advanced recycling technology can also extend the life of existing materials s

. >> reporter: the vice president will meet with a bipartisan group from congress here tomorrow with polls back home showing support for spending billions more on ukraine slipping. tom. >> andrea mitchell for us. andrea, thank you for that. >>> back here at home to a case involving cable news commentators their remarks may have influenced how millions of americans perceived the results of the 2020 presidential election. but tonight there's new focus on what some of fox news' biggest names were saying about it off camera. kelly o'donnell has that story >> reporter: tonight, new revelations about the once private opinions of powerful figures at fox news who rejected and ridiculed false claims made by then president trump and his allies about a stolen election but continued to promote those election lies to their cable news audience. >> after allegations that their machines caused thousands of votes in one michigan county to be switched from donald trump to joe biden. >> reporter: but in court filings today and thursday, internal conversations, texts and testimony show that some of fox's biggest names

and typically these are congressional leaders or maybe congressional members of congress from the president's home state, and they will escort the president into the into the chamber of the house. and it's important to understand this, because a system of separate institutions a system of separation of powers, the president doesn't just walk in. right. this is not his government. he is invited the house to come and address and he walks into a co-equal branch of government. now, after the pomp. the speech takes on today, all of the hallmarks of a political rally. right. if there is one feature from a state of the union address that we are probably all really familiar with, it is the incessant applause and then the unusual particularly or perhaps during divided government, when one party controls one or both houses, right. and the president is of a different party when the president says something that his party really likes and if the speaker is of his party, the speaker stands. but they are if the vice president will stand, obviously, the vice president would be if his party and speaker is not the

. >> members of congress must hear it when they go home. e of the top progressives in congress and moderate centrist democrats in congress saying the same thing, the president needs to sell it. >> he should be a relentless salesman for what we've achieved over the last two years. the economy adding 517,000 jobs and bringing unemployment down to the lowest levels since 1969, he should continue to focus on that as well as laying out the vision for 2024. >> what's important is laying out an agenda for our country and we can come together even in divided government like we're facing now. >> gottheimer at the end makes a point about the narrowly divided government. how much from the white house perspective do they want to tout the accomplishments and pitch them forward and talk about the new dynamic republicans run the house. >> it's a little bit of both and watching biden do the events that he did last week where he went out to look at bridges, look at some of the items in the areas where the structure bill and other legislation are having an im

either answer to congress or go home.e purse is the greatest power to settle these disputes. maria: well, this is a great point that you're making, and i want to get to that because i want to get your take on how the republicans need to be answering the state of the union. but this is very reminiscent of what took place around hillary clinton and her use of her private e-mail. there was no accountability there just like there's no accountability for potential influence peddling crimes of the biden family. >> yes. well, so many people as you mentioned were stunned at the fact that biden's state of the union barely said a word about our greatest foreign adversary, china. and they've been stunned by the fact that under this administration, contrary to all of biden's bluster about made in america, 2022 saw the largest trade deficit in american history powered by an almost 10% increase in our trade deficit with china, the cancellation of president trump's anti-spying initiatives and the complete failure to enforce president tr

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