towards and this is that we become to get used to this terrible addiction to single use plastic and the mavs really are and about it and i'm at the margin really not a good example that yeah that's no doubt absolutely the but i mean if i'm they sort of incentive so you know couldn't couldn't policymakers say all right for every mask that you dispose properly we have containers put up outside supermarkets or wherever people are let that be a feasible solution where we looked into that very expensive solution so you could say well ok if you want to use a single use plastic mouse and we're going to put these containers everywhere and we're going to we're going to monitor that and give you some incentive but that's got to be a big infrastructure you could put into place when in fact an easier solution which is the one that most governments are trying to persuade the populations to follow is a really useful months one where you yourself as a citizen have the responsibility for cleaning and for using and for and for carrying around with you and and and that that in itself i think would change peop

mavs and bucks, one point game with a three ball. bucks would answer.this, ask for the blind fold and cigarette because it is over. at 31. one last chance for the mavs, the heave was close. bucks win. >>> women college hoops. stanford facing utah and salt lake city. kiana williams gets a shooter's bounce, led with 18 points. stanford a 16-1 run to start the second half. williams with six threes in the game, stanford stays undefeated. 11 and 0. 82-54 the final. cal lost to colorado. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> let's check the weather with lisa argen. it is such a nice day. we should enjoy it. of course we know we need rain. >> this is one of the wettest times of the year, nearly four inches of rain what we get for some of us in this month. we still have february to look forward to. it is trending wet by end of the upcoming work week. here's live doppler 7 where it looks like a summer scene with high pressure out there. we have a little rain in the spa pacific northwest. a system will dive over the

mavs and bucs. down to the wire. four-point game late in the fourth. luka hits the three. greek freak has been working on his three-point shot. he hit a couple in this game. if he is making this, just ask for your blindfold and cigarette, because it's over. giannis with 31. luka, one last chance after a missed free throw. the heave and -- that was close. bucks win it though, 112-109. top ranked stanford women against utah. williams, jazz step and shooter's bounce, led the cardinal with 18. stanford on a 16-1 run to start the second half going coast-to-coast. she had 13. cardinal up 21 in the third. williams with six threes in the game. stanford stays undefeated, 11-0. 82-54 the final and it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me k

mavs versus bucks. late in the fourth, luca makes it a three-point game.king on his three-point shot had a couple in this game that he knocked down. if he's making this, ask for your blindfold because it's over. one last chance for the mavs off a missed free throw and the heave by luca was close but the bucks win it 112-109. >>> women's college hoops. top ranked stanford facing utah and salt lake city. kianna williams gets the shooter bounce right here and led the cardinal with 18 points. stanford goes on a 16-1 run to start the second half. coast to coast plus the foul. she had 13. williams with six threes in this game as stanford stays undefeated. 11-0. 82-54 your final and cal lost to colorado. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, aerveteve. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, what is going on with this weather? >> i know. 70s yesterday at half moon bay. it's incredible. just going to get warmer for some locations today, tomorrow and off shore winds are on the way. so, yes, it's january, very u

mavs and bucs. down to the wire. four-point game late in the fourth. luka hits the three. he had 28. now a one-point contest. the greek freak has been working on his three-point shot. he hit a couple in this game. if he is making this, just ask for your blindfold and cigarette, because it's over. giannis with 31. luka, one last chance after a missed free throw. the heave and -- that was close. bucks win it though, 112-109. top ranked stanford women against utah. williams, jazz step and shooter's bounce, led the cardinal with 18. stanford on a 16-1 run to start the second half going coast-to-coast. she had 13. cardinal up 21 in the third. williams with six threes in the game. stanford stays undefeated, 11-0. 82-54 the final and ah, yes, the living room-slash-classroom- slash-office. observe how gig-speed internet from xfinity powers the gaming tablet, the school tablet and the extremely sticky tablet. everyone's connected at once. even mom who's upstairs working hard. mommy's not here right now. gig speeds to more homes than anyone. leave her be. can your internet do that?

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smoke alexander could find no evidence of mustard contamination questioning the royal personnel the way mavseemed surprised and shook their head no mustard had been released it was impossible there is no mustard here. when he spoke to the british port authority they continued to state categorically there was no mustard in the area but and deterred he described in detail the burns he had seen and insisted there was no way those injuries could have been sustained by anything but chemical exposure 500 men admitted 281 suffering from severe symptoms consistent with mustard and 145 had died he told the british they could expect far more fatalities the vast majority of their own countrymen. with a happy about that? at that point the port authority began to change the story. they began to say that perhaps there was mustard gas in the harbor but only it could have come from the germans shocked by the sudden about-face alexander reconsidered and did some more studying of the papers and the ramifications of the desperate gamble to risk a gas offensive but in the end after reviewing all the evidence,

. >>> over decades, the sackler family built a pharmaceutical giant by means of skilled mav marketing kpamarke marketing skpans. the family dynasty began with arthur sackler, a brooklyn born psychiatrist. >> he was a good doctor at that, but more than anything he was a salesman of drugs to americans and particularly of drugs that americans didn't really need. >> in the early 1940s, sackler joined a sleepy ad agency called william doug allas mcadams and quickly turned it into a pharmaceutical juggernaut using sales techniques that had never before been used to market drugs. >> doctors are now prescribing an ataraxic medicine. >> a key factor, a stroke of genius in a way, was to realize the public probably wasn't going to listen to him. but the public would list ton their doctors, and he sent out doctors to tell people that this was the drug that they needed to solve their problems. >> sackler had his greatest success with a drug called valium, turning it from an obscure remedy for frayed nerves into an international blockbuster. >> valium was the best-selling drug in the united states

standing before your mavs we depend on our dependence on our own power and wisdom, who are we, o lordpoliticians and patriots, mere mortals attempting to manage the bounty of thisert. even so -- of this earth. even so, despite our efforts, bouds of pride and prejudice, you yet charge us with dominion over your handiwork and entrust us with the governance of this nation. in response to your mercy on us, we pray that our deliberations would reflect your mindfulness. that our decisions would share your eternal vision. and that our decrees would be worthy of your faith in us. in all that we do may we magnify your name and declare your majesty over all the earth. we offer ourselves to you and pray in the strength of your holy name. amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 5-a-1-a of house resolution 8, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by pt gentleman from california, mr. sherman. mr. sherman: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, wit