hudson, mr. timmons, mr. armstrong, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that they will all vote no on amendment number 22. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. brown: mr. speaker, i inform the house that ms. adams of north carolina will vote yes on amendment number 22. and mr. hoyer of maryland will also vote yes. i inform the house that ms. davids of kansas will vote no on the amendment number 22. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. kim of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. kim will vote no on amendment number 22. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. re

turkel: i am nury turkel, a senior fellow here at the hudson institute. as the beijing winter olympics reach their conclusion, we have found them to be, as expected, a horrifying example of yet another authoritarian power using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses. in this instance, genocide. beyond the corruption of the international olympic committee itself, american corporations have stood by their decision to sponsor an event held against this backdrop of genocide. my guest today has played an active role in addressing this issue. most recently with nbc as the event broadcaster. i am honored to be joined by representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative mcmorris rogers represents washington's fifth congressional district. represee was first elected to the house of representatives tips in 2004. she served as a chair of the house were pub can -- republican mcmorris rodgers is currently serving as the ranking member of the commerce house committee. -- representative mcmorris rodgers served as a -- and a champion of values -- t

john walters president ceo of hudson institute. i'm very very happy to be joined today by the authors of this new book viral the search for the origin of covid-19 if you are interested as i think we all have suffered through this topic in where this pathogen came from, i believe this is the best book that has been written to date is thorough it is explains the science and it it tells you something about the the actors that have been a part of the of the search for the origin and also gives you a chance to think about what the factors are that would would help us understand that origin more thoroughly. we are very pleased and and happy to be joined by the authors. i want to say something briefly about them elena chan is a postdoctoral researcher at the broad institute of mit and harvard university. i'm going to ask the authors a little bit to come tell us a little about how this started but let me first introduce matt ridley who is a author businessman a biologist and a member of the house of lords of the united kingdom. so but that

hudson, that's his name is clearly in his elements. the state of illinois and parts of northern indiana are expecting up to $45.00 centimeters by the end of thursday. much the delight of hudson was served. go back to our lead story, the crisis in ukraine, turkish present, rich of type air, and one is the latest world leader to travel to keep in a diplomatic effort to ease sanctions. mr. ardon offered to mediate between russia and ukraine that has already met with his ukranian counterpart valadez lensky. the turkish presidents has been attempting a tight balancing act by showing diplomatic support to ukraine, while avoiding damaging relations with russia. the 2 leaders are expected to sign an agreement to manufacture turkish drones in ukraine. and here in germany, chancellor, olaf short says he plans to meet with russian president vladimir putin. in moscow chassis schultz has been facing pressure to take on a tougher stance when it comes to russia. with critics accusing germany of being out of step with its allies in tackling the crisis

i felt there was a very real suspect. >> but hudson's partner, fbi agent and former prosecutor, kyleoked. >> this was something we wanted to do something about. we wanted to see if there is any way that we could actually bring it to a conclusion. >> within days of getting the case, investigator number 61 had a team to help him. >> they had so much knowledge that i did not have, by the grace of god they, help me with this case. >> time, it became clear, was not on their side. >> it was basically a now or never situation. i thought we were a heartbeat away of losing a witness, to not having a case. >> as they work the case, the investigators knew that they had one ace in the hole. in 1991, specks of blood had been found in lloyd groves his van. advance dna tests were done in 2004. >> based on the fact that there wasn't a dna sample from the victim, they essentially had to construct one from the victims mother and father. essentially, building the victims dna profile. >> that dna test proved that kathy heckle's dna was in the car. -- fell through the cracks, because the lead investigato

i'm a senior fellow here at the hudson institute. we have found them to be as expected, horrifying example of -- using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses and in some instances genocide. the international olympic committee, -- have stood by their decision to -- the event held against this backdrop. my guest has paid an active role, most recently in -- i am pleased to be joined by representative kathy mcmorris rodgers. she represents washington -- she was first elected to the house of representatives tips in 2004. she served as a chair of the house were pub can -- republican mcmorris rodgers is currently serving as the ranking member of the commerce house committee. -- representative mcmorris rodgers served as a -- and a champion of values -- thank you representative for joining me in today's conversation. >> it is great to be with you. >> thank you so much. the international community has failed to learn from past -- or even beijing in 2008. lead up to a string of increasing abuses that have been widely reported

rashad hudson, back to you. thank you. reshad. it is for 22. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news an overnight raid against isis leader in syria will have more details on the operation. >> we've got new information for you this morning. we'll be right back. >> for 25 on the clock, the leader of isis has been killed in the u.s. special forces raid that happened in northwestern syria. first told you about this yesterday. president biden fact made announcements live on our air yesterday that the u.s. military saved lives by removing a major terrorist threat. let's get the latest now from our washington correspondent kellie meyer. >> a 2 hour special operation ending in the death of isis. top leader thanks to the bravery our troops. this horrible terrorist leader is no more u.s. special forces conducting a counterterrorism operation in northern syria where they brahimi, all who she we all karachi, the leader of isis alcaraz. she taking his own life as u.s. forces moved in detonating explosives on the 3rd floor of this building. these photo

the sight of a band that almost became extinct. flying overhead is always a thrill for chris hudson. senior site manager at the boost fan nature reserve. and ornithologist richard gregory for the birds floor care because they liked the wetlands and the reserves. many pools of water weeping, restoring a working sand and gravel, cory to a, one of the biggest wagon projects of its coin in britain. if not europe. so return, turning the cory back into night reserve, i'm creating 460 hacked as of read bed in a 7 square kilometer nature serv. so we're really working at scale, which is what we need to do to bring back some of these most threatened species. the number of endangered birds is rising dramatically in the u. k. to day 70 species. iran it's red list. double the number in 1997, the goose fenn, nature reserve, was founded to improve habitats for wildlife and protect species from extinction. yeah, this is a magnificent bird of prey. is the marsh harry a once a bird that was highly endangered with the united kingdom, but through protection and enhancement of wildlife sites, light lycos

. >> i'm john walters president and ceo of hudson institute. i'm very, very happy to be join today by the authors of this new book, "viral: the search for the origin of covid-19". if you are interested as i think we all suffered through this topic, and where this pathogen came from, i believe this is a best book that's been i writteno date, it is the row, it explains the science and it tells you something about the actors that a been a part of the search for the origin. and also gives you a chance to think about what the factors are that would help us understand that origin more thoroughly. we are very pleased and happy to be joined by the authors. i i want to say something briefy about them. alina chan as opposed doctor researcher at m.i.t. and harvard university. while ask the author sells how to start above any first introduce matt ridley who is author, businessman, a biologist and a member of the house of lords of united t kingdom. i think that's as close to a renaissance man as you get in this day and age, some want to thank him for joinin

. >> the retiring justice steven briar kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has the update. >> selecting the justices, one of the president's most serious responsibilities. president joe biden told democratic senator durbin and republican senator chuck grassley. >> the 2 highest-ranking members on the senate judiciary committee. what he is looking for in a supreme court justice. >> candidate character the qualities terms to be curry is focus peace. expect. >> the white house is considering several names to replace retiring justice steven briar. but it's the president's promise to nominate the first black woman to the high court that's being criticized by republicans like texas senator ted cruz, racial discrimination is wrong. period. full stop. one of the most depressing things about democrats today. they're very comfortable discriminating based on race. the white house pushed back against the criticism the president is discriminating. take senator cruz himself. >> he had no objection to donald trump promising he nominated women in 2020, repeat, no objection at all. >> and

washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> u.s. general doctor vivek murthy says even before the pandemic the country was experiencing a youth mental health crisis. >> we are on the verge of getting back one public health crisis in covid-19 only to see another grow in its place. >> murthy told senators tuesday that social media platforms or magnifying the negative effects of the pandemic on children. these platforms have also exacerbated. >> innings of loneliness, utility and low self esteem for some >> to help late last year, the surgeon general issued a public health advisory calling for more mental health professionals in schools. oregon senator ron wyden said the nation's young people are facing a mental health epidemic. >> our country is in danger of losing much of a generation. >> louisiana senator bill cassidy says the federal government sends money to states for mental health services but worries the money isn't will spent. i hear anecdotally around the country that psychiatric services for medicaid patients is extremely po

we've got reshad hudson joining us live from dc with the latest on the process so far. good morning were shot. selecting the justices. one of the on the judiciary committee. selecting es, one of the president's most serious responsibilities. >> president joe biden told democratic senator durbin and republican senator chuck grassley, the 2 highest-ranking members on the senate judiciary committee. what he is looking for in a supreme court justice. >> can character the qualities judge terms of the curry is open before peace. expect. >> the white house is considering several names to replace retiring justice steven briar. but it's the president's promise to nominate the first black woman to the high court that's being criticized by republicans like texas senator ted cruz, racial discrimination is wrong. period. full stop. one of the most depressing things about democrats today. they're very comfortable discriminating based on race. the white house pushed back against the criticism the president is discriminating. take senator cruz himself. >> he had no objection to donald

we don't have enough spots for people who test positive for coven of has been the current tenant hudson holler when the quarantine rooms are full. they have to go back out on the street. but as of this process, with many of the homeless people in berlin come from eastern europe, the exact number is unknown. most have mental health issues. the people who get a spot in the shelter are the lucky ones. they'll get help and a warm bed to sleep in their home. stablish masters. i'll keep doing this for the rest of my life. it's out of you. i'll definitely always to social work like now. bad. right? that's what i'm cut out to do. mr. analyst, ma'am. ahem! valley i've seen people can make a difference. civilian can kathy kaiser, i can't imagine doing anything else but helping people in need of math. she knows she can make a positive impact here. and that's not an opportunity. she's prepared to wake up in pharma. a vice can be bitter, but it can be wonderful too. and one great way to start the day is a bowl of yogurt topped off with tasty and healthy raspberries. no wonder then that there's a gro

you right into here and now it does is hudson momentum. there is a moment of clarity. yes, it totally relaxed mon in front of him and it's amazing. yeah. mega darby little manages the ice body i swimmers club. he's also set up a sana in this container, which he runs out. he also holds workshops and is familiar with the fact that ice bathing has on the body the chrysler of it. follow rebs up your circulation, steam it gives your immune system a boost is the south. meanwhile, there is research that proves this, providing the cold makes your body release a cocktail of hormones from more unhappiness, hormones, adrenalin, natural, pain relievers, an anti inflammatory, sun, and teams. him, most people with cardiovascular problems or diabetes, should check with their doctor 1st. but for most people, ice bathing is pure exhilaration. all you need is a lake and a cold winter where they were smiling. well, that's all we got time for in the slightest edition of the show. i hope of giving you plenty of food for thought. and if so, do join us again next time round autoland for me a

our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> lowering costs must must be a bipartisan effort senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling on republicans to help his party fight inflation. >> where are their actual proposals? we don't hear what they do to solve the problem. attacking the problem doesn't make it any better. >> but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says it's democrats who are ignoring the issue that the biden administration seems less interested in trying to solve this problem that are trying to persuade families the pain he's actually just in their head. florida senator rick scott says the biden administration is responsible for rising prices. they do it through regulations. they do it through excess spending. >> right now congress is considering 2 bills that would provide a long-term fix for inflation by shifting production away from china and back to the u.s.. >> bringing back some of these great manufacturing jobs, too, to america so that we make it in america. wisconsin senator tammy baldwin is sponsoring the made in america act. but scott says th

reshad hudson joining us live from dc with the latest on all of this. good morning. were shot.rning, james. the goal of the meeting was to rally the international community to confront. >> russia's military buildup along ukraine's border. but instead it was heated exchanges between the u.s. and russia. >> the situation we're facing in europe. it's urgent and dangerous. the u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield spoke forcefully at the un security council meeting. >> and renewed the call for russia to de-escalate tensions with its neighbor, ukraine, russia's aggression today not only threatening ukraine. it also threatens europe. the u.s. hope to get information from what exactly it is doing regarding ukraine. but russia pushed back and accused the u.s. of inciting panic is made themselves a whipping tensions in or entering provoking escalation. the u.s. believes russia has placed more than 100,000 troops along ukraine's border. the threat of the planned invasion into ukraine from the lips of any russian politician or public all of this period. >> has been made. and p

as chris hudson puts it, give nature a chance, and it will return a great example of how to let nature reclaim territory was of the time we use nature well on benefits to grow crops for food. but climate change has made that more complicated as the wind grows in italy, how formed the grip lines are suffering from drought streets which often results in crop failure. no one family near naples is seeking to counteract the problem by returning to traditional wine growing methods. everything's done painstakingly by hand in the pomp of families vineyard that includes harvesting the grapes, but the yield isn't as good as in the past. temperatures are rising here in this region, north of naples, and there is no indication that conditions will improve in the coming years or in these threats. see that he should or you to me that heat and dryness of the past few years in the veins on wrong, normal stress, she cl almost to the lobby on they can dry around you thought she saw god. you see the 1st by the law and liter by the grapes boys who lie burned latin hours to get up full of many, a full never

his name is hudson, you see him there. he's clearly in his element, the state of illinois and parts of northern indiana are expecting up to 45 centimeters by the end of thursday. hudson has reportedly told reporters, let it snow, let it snow. don't you wish you could do that? or it is a reminder, the top stores were following for you. russia's foreign ministry has announced that it is shutting down the moscow bureau of this network, deutsch avella and revoking accreditation for our colleagues there. the move comes in retaliation for germany's decision to ban german language. programming from russia's state, the media broadcaster r t and you as president binds hes, us special forces, have removed a major terror threat. he said the leader of so called his womic state, blew himself up during a targeted raid in northwest syria. several other people were also killed in the operation that was near the turkish border. you want to need of a you news after a short break? i'll be back to take you through the day to night. a former w

a juice to be mixed, while a hudson of which vacovich can gauge. neither could it could have been a yugoslav football team. not any more. now your family name defines who you are. hello. hi, senate muslim vale of it said and people are digging in history to prove who they are. now you will, that's well known teddy and point my family to is totally up there. i'm just going to be on the mac, doesn't just need to go on a little bit. my grandfather with the technic, a 3rd soldier that fought against it as it was sloppier. he was killed during the 2nd world war. and my father was 6 years old for us. when i was growing up, i think for something to be ashamed. the see met. well, it could be a letter that i be attending only and is that a? yes, a piece of not always thought it doesn't it? and he's one of the last name used to put me set up with some of them and that is because not they wanted to put run it. and i think about is what you know someone was is up on a level, i don't know why that will give you the a copy your name on the dog that that, that th

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we've got hudson once again joining us live from dc with the very latest on all of this. good morning were shot. james. the pentagon says it is deploying 3,000 troops in eastern europe. >> at the request of nato allies concerned russia will invade ukraine. these movements are unmistakable signals to the world that we stand ready to reassure our nato allies and it turned and defend against any aggression. >> the pentagon says 2000 soldiers will be leaving from fort bragg in north carolina, headed to germany and poland. another 1000 troops will be moving from germany to romania. these are not permanent moves. they are moves designed to respond to the current security environment. moreover. these forces are not going to fight in ukraine. north carolina, republican senator thom tillis supports the president's decision to send troops. >> this is a time where we have to show strength. putin only response to strength. just takes advantage of appeasement and he takes pause when he sees as project power. and that's exactly what we're doing. it is the first major movement of u.s. f

. >> the hudson institute recently hosted a discussion with congressman kathy mcmorris rodgers about china, human rights and the winter games in beijing. she said the international olympic committee and its corporate sponsors have failed to speak out about china's treatment of its minority. nury: i am a senior fellow at the beijing institute. as the beijing olympics have reached their conclusion, we have found them to be a horrifying example of it authoritarian power using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses in this instance, genocide. beyond the corruption of the international olympic committee itself, american corporations have stood by the decision to sponsor an event held against this backdrop of genocide. my guest today has played an active role in addressing this issue. most recently with nbc as the event broadcaster. i am honored to be joined by representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative rogers represents the fifth congressional district or she was elected to the house of representatives in 2004. from 2012 through 2018, she served as the chair

is to be mixed while a hudson of which vacovich can gauge. neither could it could have been a yugoslav football team. not any more. now your family name defines who you are. well, has some of it muslim, zale of it said. and people are digging in history to prove who they are. now you know, one point my family to is totally up there. i'm just going to be on the mac. he doesn't trust me because my grandfather were the technic, a 3rd soldier that fought against those yugoslavia. he was killed during the 2nd world war, and my father was 6 years old. when i was growing up, i think for something to be ashamed of the see went well, it could be a letter that i be attending only and is that a? yes, a is that not always thought it doesn't it? and he's one of the last minute what you sent us from some a document that is because not only that but run it as well. you know, someone was, it was up on do you have a nice view it up and he's a little bit easier way that will give you the account with your name on the dock at the the, all the sudden a there loo

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which was to bring sir william howe coming up from new york up the hudson river to meet sir. john burgoyne who was coming down from canada to to get to albany to meet at albany and thereby use the hudson control of the hudson river to split the new england colonies off from the rest of the 13 colonies. that was the that was the plan but unfortunately in 1777 sir william, unfortunately as far as i'm concerned at least sorry, i forgot for a moment. i was speaking to an american audience you might think of it's slightly differently, but nonetheless. what happened was sir? william howe broke off and went east and captured philadelphia. which of course was the enemy capital as far as he was concerned and thereby left burgoyne stranded to the point that he was then. course forced to surrender at saratoga in october 1777 and at which point the the french got into the war in 1778 the french got to remember about the french. they're always there when they need you. and the dutch got involved in 1779. sorry the spanish in 1779 the dutch in 1780 and so suddenly what was a colonial war.

roosevelt is a progressive hudson valley legislator. wins long-time republican seat for the state senate. >> he does. the idea of ogoing into the state legislature was a path he laid out for himself. enormous admirer and almost in aw of the man he called teddy and he patterned his political tract nonetheless after theodore roosevelt after he married he called him uncle teddy instead of cousin teddy. the path into the state legislature and navy and that was modeled quite deliberately on theodore roosevelt. >> has the advantage of having theodore roosevelt in his family and woodrow wilson in his official family when he serves as assistant secretary of the navy. t.r. does serve as the, gives away the bride at his wedding in new york city in a mother and son townhouse near the metropolitan museum of art that gives roosevelt's mother the idea, oh, you're going to live with your son forever. i'll build the house that herald is going to work on and that is what inspired her. >> that wedding was quite an event. franklin roosevelt was delighted,

great reporting, john hudson from the "washington post." we really appreciate it. he joined us live from munich security conference which will be ground zero for diplomacy these next few days on the escalating russian-ukraine crisis. more on that standoff later in the show. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton delivered the state address. she slammed donald trump, the republican party and fox news as she pledged to work her heart out to get democrats elected this november. >> and we can't get distracted, whether it's by the latest culture war nonsense or some new right wing lie on fox or facebook. by the way, they've been coming after me again lately in case you might have noticed. it's funny, the more trouble trump gets into the wilder the charges and conspiracy theories about me seem to get. so now his accountants have fired him and investigations draw closer to him and right on cue the noise machine gets turned up, doesn't it? fox leads the charge with accusations against me counting on their audience to fall for it again. and as an aside, they're getting awfully clos

and jennifer hudson not getting any respect from oscar voters either.lywood heavyweights leonardo dicaprio, ben affleck and bradley cooper shut out despite early buzz. and one of the most successful and well received films of the year, "spiderman, no way home" not nominated for best picture. so who the heck did get recognized? and where can you watch those films? "the power of the dog" is the most nominated this year with 12 nods. and you can watch it right now on netflix. "dune" picking up ten nominations and is available on prime video. "coda" is nominated for best picture and the first deaf man to ever be nominated for an acting oscar. you can stream that movie now on apple tv plus. and if you're looking to cheer for him, lin's up for best original song for shockingly not "we don't talk about bruno." ♪ ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] >> he already has a tony, emmy and grammy awards. so this would make him an egot winner. but he's nominated in that category against beyonce and billie eilish, who are both first-time nominees at the oscars. >> oh, tha

and thank my colleagues here at hudson but i hope the book is a great, great bestseller. i hope you have a follow-on to help a structure some of the institutions and reform them in the future pray to thank you all. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. here many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast presidential recordings. >> isn't one focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act per the 1964 presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident in march on selma in the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly johnson secretaries new because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact they were the ones that made sure the conversations were taped as a johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you also are some blunt talk. >> jim? >> yes, sir. >> outer part of the number of people that were assigned to kennedy the day he died and the number assigned to me now. and if mine aren't i want the righ

you might look at a big brand like it's not independent, and because sergio hudson is sold saks fifthute clothes. >> right. exactly. exactly. and sergio has maybe sold at different places. i have to tell you, as someone who looked for it, it's sold out everywhere. good luck trying to get it. i want to talk to something near and dear to my heart, last fall, a model went viral talking about her experience with hair and makeup. i want you to take a listen and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> the realities of being a black model during fashion week. i asked who could do black makeup. why do i look like i work in the mines? well, i told him this wasn't my color. he is trash. you're hurting me, was told to wash my hair. no one dried it until last minute. >> i mean, i can tell you, for every black woman who is public facing, we have all got a testimony like that. at your beauty room, at your show, i was privileged enough to go backstage: it did not look like that at all. it was diverse. why is that important? not just black models, i imagine there are latino models and black people

and the future of fitness with richie mandel, as well as kate hudson, cofounder of fabletics.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i want to get back to those massive after hours market moves. ed ludlow had time to recover, i hope. ed: snap still up big in after hours. it has been up over 60% moments ago. yes, the numbers beat in terms of the user base. they sneaked a profit, net income of one cent per share. but it's interesting because it is the first ever there is a public company, this idea that they have not returned to pre-pandemic trends. they are saying that people are not looking at their friends' stories on snapchat as they were pre-pandemic, they are looking at original content. met and facebook, facebook had problems in certain regions and shrunk rather than had flat growth. let's bring out this quote from the cofounder and ceo of snap. he said they grew sequentially in all regions, but in north america and europe they think they can squeeze out more dollars. in the rest of the world, emerging markets elsewhere, that is where they see growt

we grew up here, hudson. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 st. food, a sword along the wide beach, many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. of course, every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good i b as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here to calibrate as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come have your book, you live video to my house, is there his story? an anna morrow go, was also evicted from for osha. she too is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. so much that could have been done. ah, she maintains that the greek side chairs, part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from returning to

educated children outside of the conventional classroom thank you for joining us oni'm john walteo of hudson institute. i'm very very happy to be joined today by the authors of this new book viral the search for the origin of covid-19 if you are interested as i think we all have suffered through this topic in where this pathogen came from, i believe this is the best book that has been written to date is thorough it is explains