. >> i can sit here and hey, we are looking at smoke at the scene and mla, mla, mla. >> can you talks about that, joe? >> absolutely. >> we worried about it during ground zero. the world trade certain. all of us belong to a health reasons, we were exposed and covered with masks. the same precautions are being taken here by rescue workers. joo c cit citizens, try to pay. it could as simple as a mattress or complex. >> so, look, we are in the united states, we think that we got the best standards in prophase. we got the system in place. efrlg is stable. you walk into a billing and yeah, this is inspected and all goods. >> this area had some of the strictest building codes. any idea what could have caused it? >> of course i am not taking a stab at it. i am sure the engineers staying quiet on i. i grew up here my hole life. we do see the complication and steal that's inside the concrete structure. we do live on a one-room plateau. however, of course rock underneath us. >> johane hernandez, thank you much. >> yep. >> thank you, dawn. >>> the biden administration making a big move against

correct me if i am wrong, mla, but that is a huge beach or a page that -- wrong, mla, but that it -- wrong, emily, for people not to be able to see that and that viewpoint, i don't think they are protecting free speech at all. it is the opposite. emily: reading some of the things you have written, you said you think dealing with what you say is anticompetitive conduct by some major social media platforms, that actually affects u.s. national security. can you tell me more about how you see that working, and others things could happen in tandem? kara: emily, thanks for reading that, you and my mom read the quote you just mentioned. when i wrote that paragraph in "foreign affairs," right now, it is a good thing that social media companies are a projection of u.s. economic power. we love our markets as conservatives and want to keep applying conservative remarks to new and updated policy solutions pizzo it is a good things th -- solutions. so it is a good thing these companies exist in america. practically speaking, it is a good thing these data centers are mostly in america and friends

dup leader edwin poots has announced mla paul girvan is to replace arlene foster as northern ireland'sa series of announcements at stormont today. what can we expect? i suppose this was one of the worst secrets in politics. he was one of the worst secrets in olitics. . , , , ., politics. he had been tipped for the last few days _ politics. he had been tipped for the last few days to _ politics. he had been tipped for the last few days to be _ politics. he had been tipped for the last few days to be the _ politics. he had been tipped for the last few days to be the man - politics. he had been tipped for the last few days to be the man who i last few days to be the man who edwin poots would nominate to take over as first minister at stormont. he is relatively young, 39, a member of the stormont assembly for ten years and in that time he has held senior positions. he has been chair of thejustice senior positions. he has been chair of the justice committee. senior positions. he has been chair of thejustice committee. a senior positions. he has been chair of the justice committee. a few yea

maros sefcovic, who's vice president of the european commission, was appearing before a committee of mlaswere due to be prohibited from thursday as a result of the northern ireland protocol part of the brexit deal that creates a border in the irish sea. but maros sefcovic�*s confidence didn't satisfy everyone at stormont. what does she think with less than 48 hours to go to either helpful or respectful to the people of northern ireland that the european union has still allowed the movement of chilled meat products coming into our own country? first, i welcome the fact that the commission vice president maros sefcovic is meeting with them today and a very good exchange, i believe, over a considerable period of time and i hope that within the conversation, there was a balance put on the fact that the protocol is mitigation, the protocol is the best effort we have against the worst excesses of brexit and i think that maros sefcovic would have an opportunity to hear from all of the other and i welcome the fact also that there is an indication that in terms of the extension for the chilled mea

and microsoft looking for email addresses and phone records associated with more than 100 different mlas, including adam schiff and eric swallow to members of congress and that needs to be explained. i think your question is a good one but that theory needs to be prosecutors and they had a green light for things they just went ahead and did it. >> i have a question for you. i thought it was apple that notified these individuals and it wasn't a department of justice. isn't that unusual? >> yes this whole thing is unusual. the fact that the doj got a judge to order a gag order to prevent apple and microsoft from telling these people that their records have been grabbed. normally you would be told if the government goes after your records and you'd have to litigate and watch the subpoena and in this case they convince the judge that it has to remain secret and apple and microsoft expressed frustration about that. although they didn't say they wanted to go to court to challenge the gag order. that's a question i have for them if they haven't answered yet but yes once the gag order was lifte

sirjeffrey received the backing of 32 votes out of 36 votes from the party's mlas and mps. take place next week. sirjeffrey said today's decision is a first step in building unity and strength of the party. it has been a difficult and perusing period for the dup and we all acknowledge that and we have all played a part in that, but this morning we are seeing our party coming back together again and uniting around a vision for northern ireland, and northern ireland that is that peace with itself, a northern ireland that is stable, and northern ireland that is stable, and northern ireland that is stable, and northern ireland were our political institutions deliver for everyone that lives and works in calls this place home. of course, there are issues and challenges that we face, not least of those is the protocol. we are concerned about the harm that the protocol continues to cause to our economy, to our way of life and all that we ask is unionists is what the belfast agreement says, what the st andrews agreement says, that the people of northern ireland have decided to remai

i recalled tony's story and knew i wanted to take the full 12 weeks of time off allowed under the mlato bond promote recovery and acclimate to parenthood. at the time, the federal government did not have a paid leave policy. you have to take time off without pay or use your leave if you have enough available. , getting manners, finding out i had an incompetent survey and immediately put on bed rest for four months. thankfully i was given a pregnancy accommodation but allowed me to work from home while on bed rest. at the time this was unusual because it felt like a privilege, i worked extra hard throughout my difficult pregnancy to avoid the appearance taking advantage of the situation. the diagnosis meant i needed to go to the doctor every week. and a specialist every few weeks. requiring more time off. an hour or two each week took away the time i was trying to save for. plus are sent to the hospital twice which eroded my time off even more. it was stressful and i was desperate to make up time in the hospital. i answered e-mails and made phone calls because every moment i spent cari