, ruby, leah, marian, mallory haskins, eli, lana, avery, and reagan. the team's leadership include the head coach, assistant coaches, natalie and sidney. technical coach. the choreographer. madam speaker, it's my honor to celebrate these athletes from my alma mater. we wish you continued success on the stage. go, bulldogs. madam speaker, i seek to rise to recognize someone who needs no recognition at all but somebody that's very dear to me. a tennessee volunteer legend, gus manning. he's turning 99 this july, and i wanted to take a few moments to dangerous gus' life and distinguished career. he's a lifelong knoxvillian. he graduated from the fighting golden bears and then served in the united states marine corps during world war ii. it was after that he completed that he served -- after he completed serving his country -- excuse me -- in the marine corps, he decided to become a tennessee volunteer and that journey began. a tremendously athletic individual, gus walked into u.t.'s football team in 1947 and played baseball for the volunteers. he graduated

. >> reporter: mallory honan is a doctoral student at u.c.is, and running this 12 week experiment testing a new microbial probiotic additive called amplio. >> i will sample their milk as well as their blood. i weigh them weekly just to make sure that we're not compromising any of their important production parameters because if we feed an additive that reduces methane, but then it compromises all these components that the farmers are paid for, then it's not really actually helping. >> reporter: measuring the methane requires a special stall called a greenfeed machine that delivers little treats lled cow cookies. while the cow is inside the stall eating, data on methane, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen are collected. >> they have access to the greenfeed all the time because methane isn't emitted at a constant rate. so if you measured methane from a cow right at this moment, that's not necessarily what she's emitting all day because it's very much linked to their feed intake. so we want to be measuring methane over a 24 hour scale and getting as m

once a month, people over mallory take to the streets for a few hours to clean up their towns. wow. but there are ways to turn a tour into something fun to tell is that good conversation starter when you try to dance and try to disengage at the well, i think it's also been a really good way to connect with people and just show them and explain them, and it's going to take a lot of time for people to actually pertain to elevate see things and how they do things. but it's quite a feeling to see them come out and actually be part of the door, m g, g. a camacho encourages people to take responsibility for the cleanliness of their neighborhoods off to roll. not all areas can rely on official waste collection. and even in places that can, the service is often irregular. the drainage system is constantly clogged. is what they did good. publish, did it drop, in fact, in malawi, most ways ends up in landfills. some people tried to eke out a living, sifting through the trash for things to resell for there are other opportunities to make good use of the rubbish to. during my jigger camacho, a

king mallory is a former us state department adviser, and director of the rand center for global risknk you for your time. i wonder if you agree with frank there about the motivation for an attack like this, if indeed it transpires that it was a poison attack? i it transpires that it was a poison attack?— it transpires that it was a poison attack? it transpires that it was a oison attack? ~ , poison attack? i think there is [en of poison attack? i think there is plenty of motive. _ poison attack? i think there is plenty of motive. zelenskyy . poison attack? i think there is i plenty of motive. zelenskyy has been running circles around putin in information war. and the negotiations have made putin look bad because he is refusing to accept a meeting with the lenski, when zelinsky has already admitted he is willing to consider neutrality and other measures. —— a meeting with zelinsky. there is a history stretching back to rasputin, markov, and others, and more recently in salisbury, of russian use of such tactics. so would you say roman abramovich is an unfortunate bystander caught up in

and mallory and brooke in a fossil dasanya, kenya. and, and we had to make sure as for now to secure them chewing in the long in the long to a crane and such a ukraine is do not have any system or filled out to matic or checking the passport and other documents. so that's why you take so so, so many hours. and so our students that are already in a double university are they are saying that they were like pushing ards from the trains and pushing out from the buses and stats the most sad thing. but we have to remember that there is laura and d like right. p r. good people and bad people at the same time sherman, we have obviously had over the past few days, a numerous reports about out, you know, very open discrimination happening at the border. so now it seems to be that perhaps the situation is getting a little bit better from what i, from what you're saying. but what kind of support is than waiting for the students, the ones, especially the managed to cross into poland. what happens then? well actually they got transferred to one of

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i'm mallory, vera and washington with details on a daylight saving in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's alwaysome be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent beginning in 2023 reporter madeline rivera says. if this becomes law, it would mean no more changing clocks twice a year. in a rare moment of bipartisanship, liberal democrats from the northeast conservative republicans from florida coming together. senate lawmakers overwhelmingly agree the time has come to end the practice of setting clocks an hour back in the fall unanimously passing the bipartisan sunshine protection act tuesday. we have just passed the bill. to end the return from daylight savings time to make daily of savings time permanent the ritual of falling back in the u. s started in 1918 during world war one as a way to conserve fuel, but times have changed. lawmakers are citing the benefits of having more daylight. we've seen decreases in child obesity, a decrease in seasonal depression, as health experts warn about the downsides of losing even an hour of