does — from kent to staffordshire. does the _ from kent to staffordshire.me minister. from kent to staffordshire. i does the prime minister think i'm does the prime minister think i'm a — does the prime minister think i'm a fool? _ does the prime minister think i'm a fool?— does the prime minister think i'm a fool? know, mr speaker, and i i'm a fool? know, mr speaker, and i want _ i'm a fool? know, mr speaker, and i want to — i'm a fool? know, mr speaker, and i want to thank _ i'm a fool? know, mr speaker, and i want to thank my - and i want to thank my honourable friend and i want to say how deeply i sympathise with him and his family for their loss.— their loss. disbelief on the faces of some _ their loss. disbelief on the faces of some of _ their loss. disbelief on the faces of some of boris - faces of some of boris johnson's own side. disbelief from some of the public too. the prime minister might find this time he isn't able to just bulldoze through. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. us officials says russia has delivered a written response to w

statement from levi bellfield includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in kentnging india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers lata mangeshker dies aged 92. and, the chairman of tesco has told the bbc �*the worst is yet to come�* on food prices for consumers. john allan also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane. welcome again to buckingham palace on the sunday afternoon where we have spent the day reflecting on 70 years on the throne, a remarkable reign and talking about the future as well and looking ahead and that is one of those thi

bellfield, which includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kentindia begins two days of mourning, as one of the country's most famous singers lata mangeshkar dies aged 92. the chairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc �*the worst is yet to come' on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. and coming up in half an hour, the travel show heads to ischgl, the �*super—spreader resort�* in austria that made headlines during the early stages of the pandemic. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. this morning the prince of wales said he and the duchess were �*deeply conscious�* of the honour bestowed on camilla. here�*s our royal co

statement from levi bellfield includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in kent. singing. india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers dies. lata mangeshker was 92. sweeping up at the winter olympics. team gb�*s curlers, are on a roll, making it to the semi—finals. and in half an hour's time, it's talking movies, here on the bbc news channel. good afternoon. the queen marks the 70th anniversary of the beginning of her reign today — a milestone no british monarch has reached before. her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles eventually becomes king. well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane. hello again. welcome back to buckingham palace where we spent the day reflecting on this truly historic day, 70 years on the throne. the queen herself, as she always done on access day spending the day at sandringham in norfolk, but here in london we reflect on that remarkable period on the throne a

the main lines into kent have now been closed.ll be able to reopen them. right now the message to people is, please don't travel and please don't make any plans to travel. if you were planning to, then please don't in the kent area. our correspondent, craig duggan, has been giving us the latest disruption also at london waterloo, problems at paddington. the advice is to not travel unless you really have too. we have been affecting today that all chains have been counselled across the whole of wales. that apparently is the first time that has ever happened. there is literally no trains running across the whole of wales. our correspondent, craig duggan, has been giving us the latest from aberystwyth in north wales. as you can see, the wind is still blowing very strongly here in aberystwyth, we are in the amber zone in mid wales, where they are forecasting wind speeds of around 60—70 miles an hour. you can see maybe some of the waves crashing against the sea wall behind me, up towards the pier and the old college there. seen its fair

michael stone has always denied responsibility for the deaths of lin and megan russell in kent in 1996e's matt graveling. lin russell was walking her daughters through the kent countryside when they were attacked with a hammer. lin and six—year—old megan were killed. nine—year—old josie survived. michael stone has twice been found guilty of the murder. but now, almost 26 years on, michael stone's solicitor says he has a document stating that levi bellfield — the man guilty of murdering schoolgirl millie dowler, amelie delagrange and marsha mcdonnell — has confessed to killing lin and megan russell. the last paragraph in the statement says he wants to apologise to michael stone. yes, i think it's a very important statement. i think there are things in it which can be corroborated. my first step, as i say, is to send it to the criminal cases review commission. my second step is to pass it to the police. as reported in today's sun newspaper, in the four—page statement, bellfield — who now goes by the name yusuf rahim — details how he carried out the killings, saying he wore yellow washing

our next speaker is no stranger to the civil war community kent masterson. brown was born in lexington kentucky and is a 1971 graduate of center college where he was later named a distinguished graduate. in 1974. he received his juris doctor degree from washington and lee university school of law. he has practiced constitutional and administrative law for 45 years in lexington, kentucky and 26 years as council to webster chamberlain being and in washington, dc. throughout his career as a constitutional attorney kenneth cultivated his advocation in history as a battlefield preservationist. he helped form the perryville battlefield association and served as chairman of the perryville battlefield commission. he had a presidential appointment as chairman of the gettysburg national military park's advisory commission and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundation. he has spent time researching american history writing books and articles for scholarly presentations and giving towards of civil war battlefields to the avid american civil war audie

joe kent, thanks for coming on.ody on the show was pretending to know what russia is going to do or what ukraine is going to do. it's very easy to spot it in this story. >> absolutely. this is the same rhetoric that got us into the iraq war. it's tragic to see that our elected officials, ruling class, national security, they have learned nothing that we have learned over the past two decades of continuous combat especially the lies that got us into a war in iraq. think on right now we have independent journalists. we have social media. we have the work you're doing. we can call these people out and call them up for their lies because right now biden's political machine is willing to drive us into a war to divert from his failings here at home at the behest of the military-industrial complex. >> tucker: i've heard people describe the intel community is the fourth branch of government. i thought it was an overstatement and then i see it mouth breeders like tony blinken repeating these talking points clearly directly f

jo ling kent explains. >> reporter: the way we observe war is forever changed. as the invasion of ukraine unfolds on social media, we're watching in real time in the palms of our hands from credible news sources -- >> this hotel does not have a bomb shelter. >> reporter: -- to harrowing individual stories. but what you see is not always what it seems. >> there is a ton of misinformation and disinformation out there, specifically on tiktok the worry is, of course, that the good stuff is mingling with the bad stuff. >> reporter: some users gain algorithms to get likes, shares, and make a profit. what may appear to be a new viral video may have nothing to do with the invasion, like this viral tiktok, posted just hours after the invasion began it now has more than 20 million views, but it was shared on instagram seven years ago. experts say users should also be prepared for an onslaught of disinformation from russian leaders and state-backed media >> the point, as always with propaganda and disinformation, it isn't to overwhelm and to make it so that's all you see.

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that's what is happening here in kent deleted. and for many canadians, very, very difficult for me to believe that our government would act in such a reprehensible and such a destructive mental institute with kent on a separate tension to this the us fundraising platform. go, fund me, is caught up in control, the say of the shutting down the appeal by the freedom come, boy, claiming that the movement in sites violence left despite the site having given its backing to a fundraiser for a seattle protest which blocked a large downtown area 2 years ago than he, armstrong 6, a closer look. it seems that one man's freedom convoy is another man's terrorism crowd funding platform go for me, has frozen donations to the tune of $10000000.00 after siding with also that truck as were waging terror on canada. our city is vendor siege. this group is a threat to our democracy. what we're seeing is bigger than just a city of ottawa problem. this is a nationwide insurrection. canadian officials have pilloried the protest as an insurrection that is

bellfield, which includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kentchairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc "the worst is yet to come" on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. singing india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, dies aged 92. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — we are on the hunt for the parrot pirates. you've missed a bit! how to spot when buildings go wrong. and the musicians taking on the streaming scrooge. here we go again! this week, lara is doing something unusual. she has left the city to join someone special on a walk. she is in the new forest national park with wildlife tv legend chris packham. what a beautiful scene. tell me about this area. well, we're in the new forest national park here, which is famous for various habitats, its valley moors, its sandy lowland heath, but also, its ancient woodland, and there

jo ling kent now with what parents need to know. >> you okay?rter: connecticut mom of two michelle peruzzi is out of options. due to an allergy, her 7-month-old son depends entirely on the formula alementum, one of two formulas hit by a voluntary recall. the food and drug administration is warning customers not to use or purchase certain powdered formulas, alementu, alementu, simulac. one baby was hospitalized with serious bacterial infections. the fda say all four consumed powdered formula from one abbott facility, three tested positive for salmonella. parents are already facing a formula shortage due to surging demand and labor issues. what goes through your head about when you're not able to get the formula that you need? >> i go into full panic mode. what am i going to do? >> reporter: in a statement, abbott nutrition says it regrets the impact the recall will have on parents and caregivers. and while it acknowledges that bacteria was detected at a plant, abbott says that no distributed product has test positive for the presence of either of

bellfield, which includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in chillenden in kentchairman of tesco, john allan, has told the bbc "the worst is yet to come" on food prices for consumers. he also said it was "wrong" for the governor of the bank of england to call for pay restraint last week, as part of efforts to keep inflation under control. singing india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, dies aged 92. now on bbc news — it's the travel show. coming up this week: downhill for the double vaxxed. we are controlling every guest, so he needs to show his covid status, you need vaccination or valid healing from corona. up in the air with a guide dog. so relieved that she is ok and she has just been chewing the bone the whole flight. and grease is the word: why fans of the great british fry—up fear for its future. i think the secret ingredient is love, because you can't get this food anywhere in the world. hello and welcome to bethnal green in the heart of london's east end. now, if you are looking for proper cockney l

she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state the 69-70 school year the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the spirit, right? i guess it was in the winter to ask that they sent her transcripts to the university of buffalo because she was thinking of transferring. in order to have an idea why i shouldn't explain why she was thinking of transferring but it turned out that she had met a young man from long island. they become boyfriend girlfriend. and the young man didn't really fit in at kent state. he was here too long in care about football. his roommates used to homophobic slur about him. and so we decided that he had some friends at the university of buffalo and he'd like to transfer there and alison was going to follow him just as her mother. have followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together. on the 4th of may 1970 crouching in a parking lot. when the bullet from the national guardsmen ripped through the kennedy high t-shirt,

that's what is happening here in kent deleted. and for many canadians, very, very difficult for many counties to believe that our government would act in such a reprehensible and such a destructive medal. it has to keep with kent around a 1000 vehicles and 5000 people had again flooded downtown ottawa on sunday. protestors were seen dancing and singing in the streets and no trouble was reported . john, honey, was there throughout the weekend. o t houses for the children, free food and coffee. muse. ah, we're like a winter carnival than a protest, but a protest it is for is auto a police and city officials describe it, an illegal occupation. this is the main staging area of the broadcast. this is where it all started. some of these trucks have been here from the very beginning, and it's just outside the main gate of the parliament trucker mike johnson says he's been parked outside the parliament gates since january 28th, and has no plans on leaving. we're here because individual or dollar should have the authority over their law. f

he joins us from kent in the united kingdom. and joining us by skype from munich is peter's on my of executive director at the erasure democracy initiative. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. la, to let me start with you today. tensions right now are soaring about the situation with regard to russia and ukraine from your vantage point. is there anybody when it comes to the dis information and misinformation war that's going on between the u. s. in russia, that is actually winning this battle at the moment. and there can be no winner in any psychological operation that terrorizes and population as millions, tens of millions of people. so right now, no women only need peter. moscow is accuse ukraine of plotting a genocide against ethnic russians and denounced ukrainians as nazi sympathizers. this is the narrative that is being advanced by russian media outlets. you hear this more and more each and every day. what else are we hearing when it comes to russian? this information about u

kent police say their position on stone's conviction is unchanged.irus figures show cases in the uk remain high, but have stabilised. there were more than 511,000 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average, more than 83,000 cases were reported per day in the last week. there were 75 deaths — that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive test, though some will have died of other causes. on average in the past week, 2115 deaths were announced every day. 0n vaccinations, more than 37.5 million people have now had a boosterjab, which means that more than 65.3% of those aged 12 and over have had three vaccine doses. international efforts to avert a russian invasion of ukraine continue with a busy week of diplomacy ahead, including france's president, emmanuel macron, visiting moscow. in eastern ukraine, kremlin—backed separatists have been fighting government forces since 2014, and it's where any local skirmish could lead to all—out war. 0ur international correspondent 0rla guerin reports now from shyrokyne in eastern ukrain

from edinburgh and as we head to the other end of the country, similarly bright blue skies across kentgh the breeze. big difference though in the way things have felt outside. arctic air sets across scotland and northern ireland, the atlantic air clinging on to the south but all the while the cold air is ebbing south behind this band of cloud and rain which is a weather front separating out the two. more rain this —— this evening, getting into north wales and the midlands. to the south of the front, very mild again. to the north of the front, and frost particularly for scotland. then through wednesday, the front slowly continues its journey southwards, such that the parts of northern england, north wales and the midlands temperatures will come down as the sky is clear and the front carries its cloud down into southern counties of england. to the south of the uk will still be feeling mild but it's going to be a windy day across the board and the strength of those wins will add into how chilly it will feel, especially over the northern part of the uk on wednesday. temperatures in scotlan

obama state department official george kent, 2016, classified emails surfacing. kent led the u.s.raine. he sends this email, someone, anyone, bottom to tell the vice president joe biden vice president, hunter biden's business in ukraine is hurting efforts to fight corruption. what did he do about it? was he warned? hunter stayed at burisma energy firm for five years. the guy who co-founded it was charged with corruption, bribery and g. those were the al allegations there. what is going on. >> we know what is going on the son was using his father and other members of thely were getting rich because of his father and his brother. two things, why isn't the justice department doing it? unfortunately attorney general merrick garland who some people would try to depoliticize the justice department is going in the opposite direction, including accusing parents at school boards being terrorists for crying out loud. what you will have happen, one is a special prosecutor. two when republicans gain control in congress in november they will conduct investigations on that, on the pelosi family

police in kent washington say the woman's mother had parked the car with her daughter inside at a gasreturned. the gas station believed the car was abandoned and had it towed nine days later on valentine's day, kent police say the tow company called kent police that is called up the tow company because the woman's sister had reported her missing. we found the lady in the back seat. covered over by moving another detritus so she couldn't be seen . i've been in this industry for over 30 years, the first time ever seen it. it's never happened before. the woman was alive but in serious condition after days in near freezing temperatures, the toe company manager says the gas station owner and the tow truck driver had knocked on the vehicle before it was towed to see if anyone was inside. and did not get a response. local police are now investigating, but so far no charges have been filed. one person is dead and three others are in critical condition after a fire in a homeless encampment inside an overpass. it started just after midnight when temperatures dip below 40 degrees in san francisc

as far as an association kessler washington center, i was having a stand prior to the last 20 for kent. i just need to confirm that to load here. here for a one, what it is in the her lawyer that she wasn't below as of today for him on the same on the fidelity woodall. does that cause a bunch of money for some designers? or some of them had a question? how did you vote and their friend among the 1990 about the preservation of the ussr? he also was told that there was a better o in early august of 1991 u. s. president. george h. w. bush visited the ussr after meetings with gorbachev in moscow. he travelled to cute, where he delivered a speech in front of the deputies of the supreme soviet. oh, when americans talk of freedom, we refer to people's ability to live without fear of government intrusion. ah, without fear of harassment by their fellow citizens without restricting others street. yet freedom is not the same as independence, whom americans will not support those who seek independence in order to replace a far off tyranny with a local despotism. they will not aid those who promote

the prime minister has been speaking about this during a visit to a hospital in kent.ng out of the covid very fast, and as a result of the booster jab programme we put in, the fastest economic growth in the g7 and so on, lots of things are going well. but the problem is that it has been a huge backlog in the nhs. one in nine of us is on an nhs waiting list in this country. 6 million people or more. huge numbers. unfortunately, that number is going to keep going up. we are doing all sorts of things to clear the covid backlog and we are putting it million pounds more into electives, we are hiring 50,000 more nurses, we have got about 45,000 more nurses, we have got about 115,000 more people working in the nhs now than there were last year. and on top of that we are now working with the nhs to set some tough targets so that we are able to deliver for patients and also for the taxpayer. as you know, we are putting huge sums in. well, no, what we have got is some things we can see today. we are going to be producing more in the course of the week. what we can see already is

it's sir southwest of kent. they bring everything they can spare clothes, food money as refugees, move west and soldiers east to it's the front here and vincent center ukraine. people are organizing aid for both on natalia who doesn't want to give her last name. leave the youth center in peace time. she's used to organizing outings and summer cams now at war, she's busy directing volunteers in sorting donation. new paul in the last year. i never imagined i'd be doing any of this. i'm learning all the time. we are improving our work every minute. we are getting there before the should the minutes and center ukraine has so far been bad. heavy fighting or the air 8 alarms are frequent but like everywhere in the country, people here have been under shock since russia attacked. now everyone was to contribute. a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site no more just to get there. don't. mom brought the icon to the hom

the long distance us overturned on the highway southwest of the resort city of kent. 2, german and french tourists are reported among those hills sports now and one of china's most promising winter sports stars has just taken the 1st gold at the winter games in beijing. merican bourne island gu took 1st place for her adoptive country in the 1st ever freestyle ski big air competition at the olympic games. the 18 year old only began and recently began representing china competition and has found plenty of new admirers since making this, which i lean to is one of the best known winter olympians in china. despite the fact that she was born and raised in the usa. she's one of the home nations most promising medal hopes at the 2022 games grew. is among the many foreign born athletes competing to please a new set of supporters in beijing higher for sure. it's not to be ruled out that they will, may be looking for a platform that's bigger and brings them more personal benefits. but this also proves that china's sports and commercial environment is superior to the united states. sure you make well

president vladimir putin is holding the deployment a peacekeeping mission of the he recognized nuance. kent on yet as independent states. western nations have condemned the move as a breach of international law. this is data we can use life from berlin. you're up to date of next on dw business will hear from economic analyst clemens 1st on the financial cost of the russia ukraine crisis will be back with more news at the top of the ela, ah, they've had no peace for, for decades. people of iraq country is devastated and there's no end to violence. how did it come to this group this is revealed.

host: kent and michigan. caller: i was calling about the electoral college. in the past 30 years that i have noticed about voting is that the popular votes went to the democrats so i do not understand how that works because the popular vote doesn't make sense to me. you guys changing stuff doesn't make anything better. host: christina marcos says the reforms with the federal count at that involves any of those changing the electoral college -- guest: build discussions of those reforms don't address the issues that -- where sometimes be electoral college results are in line with the popular vote. the last time to -- president two when both wes george bush. -- president to win both wes george bush -- wise george bush. it looked like the electoral college vote was closer. that is our fundamental issue in terms -- that would involve amending the constitution. to change that process where the electoral college doesn't always aligned with the popular vote, especially if we are -- democratic voters seem to be closer to cities and not spread out more evenly. that can

we will have retired green beret joe kent who is back with us. great to see you.t do you think a wise response to this invasion from the united states would be at this point? >> well, tucker it's not opening up a new front. that front would be cyber attacks. there are people in the biden administration and hawks offering up our cyber capabilities. opening up a new front and directly attacking russia with cyber attacks would plunge us into this fight. take nato off the table. and our cyber capabilities coming from china is unwise. >> tucker: mark warner the chairman of the senate intelligence committee described a russian cyber attacks as an aact of war. that's commonly acknowledged cyber attacks that take down hospitals is an act of war. >> absolutely. cyber attacks are act of war. we should be very cautious before we put that out. look for ways to deescalate and not march to a total war in europe. >> tucker: you can be upset and wise at the same time. thank you. gas prices and energy prices are going up. that means the price of everything. president biden said th

and kent sporting those separatists in the so now you see the people will tell you that while we're not panicking, but we have bought some tickets with an open date, or we have withdrawn money from our account to make sure we have cashed small donations in case we need to leave in a hurry. other people will tell you that they will have delayed in getting a mortgage, investing, anything that prevents them leaving in a hurry and giving them the freedom direct to a very unpredictable situation. one thing that was spooked, especially the kind of economic elite here in ukraine, is that news that russia has, if, if actually blocked off large sections of the black c, m, for military exercises. and news that lots of shipping lines are going to think twice about reaching ukraine's port. so the idea that russia, without doing much without firing shot, could effectively blockade ukraine's ports and really am crate quality economic damage. that is something that has been taken into consideration and key of with a lot of worry. nick, how is ukraine's military preparing to defend the country in this

jo ling kent says the blades make all the difference. ♪ >> reporter: less than a quarter inch of carbonteel is the only thing standing between these rock stars on ice and a hard place. >> one mistake and tragedy is just around the corner >> reporter: the mind-blowing quads and the super human speeds are only possible thanks to specialized footwear >> hi, there >> can i rent some skates today? >> there you go. >> reporter: thank you the skates that you are renting at your local rink like these ones are not the ones you are seeing out on olympic ice. >> reporter: olympian ashley wagner won bronze at the 2014 sochi winter games >> reporter: how important is your equipment when you are skating? >> it is crucial, your boot is the thing that's going to protect you. >> reporter: that figure skating boot is best when molded to the skater's foot. >> we are landing these jumps close to 700 pounds per square inch you don't want your ankle to move in the boost. that's how you get injured all of a sudden, it could go a little bit too far >> reporter: not all skates created equal. >> the blade is a l

in my team we have got people coming in from kent, from essex, and i would say a good at least 25% ofins are one every half an hour at the moment, | but i turned up to get the one thatl would have got me to work on time and it wasjust cancelled, - so i was down to one an hour. i had to change my plan and go home and work from home. - going into his workplace will soon become compulsory, so that is a worry. the pandemic and remote working have changed travel habits and people's use of the railways has not recovered as much as cars or buses. rail timetables across the country were cut back again over the winter, with operators blaming high numbers of staff isolating due to omicron. overall, about 79% of pre—pandemic services are now running. train companies insist they are starting to reinstate more, and 85% should be running by the end of the month, but they say there are enough trains for the amount of people using them. passenger use is only at about 64% of pre—covid. how timetables will look in future is still unclear. while leisure travel has fared better, fewer commuters means les

in kent energy companies have gone up and helicopters to search for broken powerlines. slow. the village of wilde first in east sussex lost power on friday morning and eight—year—old carol robbins hasn't had any official help.— official help. normally, someone _ official help. normally, someone my _ official help. normally, someone my age - official help. normally, someone my age they | official help. normally, - someone my age they would ring or send a text but i've heard nothing from anyone so i have nothing from anyone so i have no means of finding out other than people. when it might come back on. , , . , ., back on. these pictures of risin: back on. these pictures of rising water _ back on. these pictures of rising water levels - back on. these pictures of rising water levels were i back on. these pictures of - rising water levels were taken to date and near the river why in the derbyshire dales. and 0mar in northern island has seen its water levels go up, the wider region now braces for the wider region now braces for the strong winds of storm franklin. now on bbc

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boom county, kent county, kentucky.y times we ride by a mcdonald's parking lot in the middle of the pandemic and see people sittingng out there tying into the network so their kids can do their homework. this is the united states of america for god sakes. cook county using rescue plan funds to work with workers to prepare taking on manufacturing infrastructure jobs to strengthen the supply chains in the heartland's. the rescue plan funds we delivered to the counties. .. the virus at 215 million.te [applause] they were critical partners since day number one and testing vaccinations. standing strong against misinformation and sometimes even personal attacks. and the lead of patriotism andve resolve to save lives. another challenge we face isg the burden on working families that's why my build back better plan is that families are getting clobbered by o the cost of everyday things. i know that gas and food prices are up. i grew up in a family where the price ats the pump was built in the kitchen everybody felt it. i unders