the clerk: calendar number 2, treaty doc number 117-1, amendment to the montreal protocol. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i call up amendment 5503. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senator from new york, mr. schumer, proposes an amendment numbered 5503 to the resolution of ratification at the end add the following, section -- mr. schumer: i ask to dispense with the further reading of the amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i yield the floor. mr. menendez: mr. president. i rise to react to the protocol to the kigali amendment. i thank the leader for bringing this important legislative initiative to the senate floor. i want to thank our republican colleagues that have joined in a bipartisan effort to accepted a very strong message that this is about america's competitiveness, this is about america's security, this is about challenging china. for more than 20 years u.s. manufacturers have been hard at work pioneering new technologies for our refrigerators and air conditioner

that accord, of course, was the montreal protocol, hailed by then-u.n. secretary general with kofi if aman as, quote, perhaps the single most successful international agreement to date. today the senate will finish work of ratifying the amendment to the protocol when we vote later today here on the floor. ratifying amendment will require two-thirds of the senate, and i want to thank every single member, democratic and republican alike, who voted yesterday to move forward on this measure. our country, our businesses and our planet will benefit because of it. i hope we can see that same level of support today. in a year where we've already seen plenty of major bipartisan bills become law i, the amendment might be just one of the most important bipartisan achievements amendment number 5518 and ask that it be reported by number. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment by number. the clerk: mr. sul haven't proposes amendment numbered 5518. mr. sullivan: madam president, about four years ago i was part of a meeting with several senators -- t

international ozone day 35 years ago, the montreal protocol was filed, wim, mixed.one, chemical speech is sorted out, the ozone layer and methods of dealing with it are such a redshow stroller and from their pastukovs, entrepreneurship in the world began to be renewed, it was conjured that they understood the stratosphere on the hay of the permitted cross. only you are redchevy and what kind of packul, do you know the replacement to jump, metered-dose inhalers for the treatment of asthma, fat-extinguishing crap on airplanes and submarines, i understood the month of heaven to form treasuries from schoolchildren, and we will show the overgrowth. what will be in her yard on that day. associate professor of the department of arts and crafts and costume of the academy of arts christiana vysotskaya is our guest hello, tell me, every symbol of the varnamente means something, it is a kind of amulet. what signs are the most powerful? well, after all, yes, as a solar sign it is very strong. and this is it too. as symbols of the ode could be. well, for example, later ornaments

exactly 50 years ago on september 2, 1972 the first game of the ussr super series took place in montreal, canada canada sensation in sports history. canada was then the best team in the world and the hockey players of the country of the maple leaf, in all seriousness, cloned the russians into klochyan, but thanks to the fantastic game of valery kharlamov, alexander yakushev , vladimir petrov and other athletes. the ussr won already in the first games with a score of 7:3, the second goal. kharlamov in that game is still considered a reference in the history of hockey. despite the minimal defeat of the soviet team following the results of the super series, its game became a real discovery for the world hockey community and for many years became a role model. this was such a day in history. every human being is born with five souls, and every soul is a bird from all sides of me now they put me as i need strength more than ever. and i don't know who my wife is. do you like to defend us? i do not care. lord barma's heart soon understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instructi

successful, international, environmental agreements in modern history, the kigali amendment to the montreal protocol. members can expect to cast the first vote this afternoon after the weekly party lunches. today's vote will require 60 votes in the affirmative to move forward. and since the kigali amendment is part of a treaty will require two-thirds of the chamber to ultimately ratify this provision. the kigali amendment will be one of the most significant bipartisan measures the senate takes on all year and that's saying something because we've done a lot. it would affirm our country's intention to phase down the use of hydrofluorocarbons commonly known as hfc's by 85% over the next 15 years. experts say this step alone could prevent half a degree celsius of warming by the end of the 21st century. is that incredible? half a degree. we struggle to get there. and this one measure would do it. that may not seem like much, but within the larger context of global temperatures, it is really very significant. there are two paths our country can take depending on what we do with the can i gal whr

that accord, of course, was the montreal protocol, hailed by then u.n. secretary general kofi annan as, quote, perhaps the single most successful international agreement to date. today the senate will finish the work of ratifying the kigali amendment to the protocol when we vote later today here on the floor. ratifying the kigali amendment will require two-thirds of the senate. i want to thank every member, democratic and republican alike, who voted yesterday to move forward on this measure. our country, our businesses, and our planet will benefit because of it. i hope we can see that same level of support today. in a year where we've already seen plenty of major bipartisan bills become law, the kigali amendment might just be one of the most important bipartisan achievements to date. less heralded, but maybe more important, because this measure will go a long way to lowering global temperatures while also creating tens of thousands of american jobs and deal with the fact that china rarely participates in global cooperation when it comes to putting their

on thursday, 69 senators voted to amend the montreal protocol to phase out the use of hfc's. senate democratic majority leader chuck schumer celebrated the move. >> experts say phasing out our use of hfc's will help prevent up to half a degree celsius of warming by the end of the century. ratifying the amendment, along with passing the inflation reduction act, is the strongest 1-2 punch against climate change in it congress has ever undertaken. amy: joe manchin has unveiled a bill that was beat federal review of energy projects, shortened public comment periods on proposed fossil fuel projects, while weakening and by mental and public health laws. it would also fast-track approval of the mountain valley pipeline which would carry frack to gas across his home state of west virginia. food and water watch last of the legislation as "shameless and out to the fossil fuel industry, agreement for oil and gas companies to keep on digging, drilling, fracking, and polluting," they said. the former minneapolis police officer who pinned george floyd's legs to the pavement while fellow of

at goose bay, the cargo was transferred to a canadian fighter jet and flown to montreal. there the images were broadcast across canada. only 11 hours after they had been captured. back at goose bay, 2 more jans began their race to boston. the stations, n b, c and c b as had both secured footage and wanted to be the 1st to broadcast it. and b, c's plain experienced delays and was running late. so the station resorted to canadian material instead. with that, they beat their competitors at c b ass. in total, some $80000000.00 north americans watched the coronation o in westminster. the ceremonies were coming to an end before leaving the theatre to take her place in the royal coach. queen elizabeth the 2nd changed crowns. weighing 900 grams, it was lighter, but still unwieldly for descending stance. ah, ah, ah, the guests of honor had for the abbey door, one by one. the prime ministers of commonwealth nations. protocol had it that did exit by order of importance. the prime minister of salon than those of india and pakistan followed by new zealand and south africa. next, canad

the clerk: calendar number 2, treaty d ooh c117-1kigali amendment to montreal protocol. mr.schumer: madam president, i ask that the treaty be considered as having advanced through the various parliamentary stages up to and including the presentation of resolution of advice and consent to ratification. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on calendar number 2, treaty document 117-1, amendment to the montreal protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, the montreal protocol adopted at kigali on october 15, 2016 by the 28 meeting by the parties to nts montreal protocol and resolution of advice and consent to ratification with one declaration signed by 18 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objectio

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international ozone day 35 years ago, the montreal protocol was filed, wim, mixed. everyone’s chemical speech is sorted out, the ozone layer and the methods of fighting for it are such raid shows of kolya hundred, and from their actions, enterprises in this world began to be updated , they conjured that the annas are sorting out the stratosphere on the hay of the permitted crosses only treydzhevy and akim peace, do you know whether the replacement jumped metered-dose inhalers for the treatment of asthma crap, and fire extinguishing on planes and submarines i realized the deal for a month to form kuznyaks from schoolchildren, and we'll show the overgrowth. what will the day be like in her yard. our guest is associate professor of the department of arts and crafts and costume of the academy of christian arts, vysotskaya hello, tell me, every symbol of a varnamente means something and is a kind of amulet. what signs are the strongest? well, after all, yes, like a solar sign he is very strong. and this is it too. like symbols. oda could be, for example, later ornaments

now to be very like my little montreal lake and the wave of patriotism has brought ukrainians together footing a powerful sense of determination in the face of russia's invasion. national sentiments are also growing in other posts. soviet states, culture and language play key role here. singer songwriter jerry hale and wrapper, a loaner, a loaner travel to berlin at the end of june to give a concert for their homeland. even before the war. the pair sang exclusively in ukrainian. boy, with a thing in my own language, with natural horses battery otic by it's just natural. it is just like elemental mean ukrainian. if you are your brain in your, in your brain, you speak ukrainian, you st. ukrainian with russian president vladimir putin denying ukraine statehood. the issue of language has become hugely political. it's considered a key component to national identity. so ukraine is fighting back on this front to banning some russian music. russian musicians who don't explicitly condemn the war can no longer perform in ukraine or have their music played on the radio. a decision that jerry hale

then montreal then means home in seattle. >> has a fo the family waited.onths. >> fine. after 7,000 miles been waiting. >> this >> so there's the answer to your question. was it worth all that effort to get a cat from ukraine back here to the bay area and how? and i think you could tell by looking at the little girl were all teary and here. so how many people that was like and 12 people involved in getting the at 6 countries, 7,000 miles and people from each of those countries. most of them didn't know each other. and most of them, of course, did not know this little girl's family. they are now in sonoma county cloverdale. they're settled in the cats there. they actually got another cat while they were waiting because, you know, the little girl needed a cat, but she wanted her cat anyway, everybody together he's going to be a follow-up story next week on how they're settling into their new life and snowmen. what the people of clorerdale of done to help because they came here with nothing more to come. >> that's haha. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-

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in montreal, a doctor reported sometimes i saw 50 cases per day, often for 5 or 6 members of the same family could not breathe. when i returned the next day, 2 or 3 of them had already died. a young orphan explained. first, my father died. my mother the next day before we could bury them, my younger sister joined them. she was born just before my mother died. in paris, dr. marguerite top k, noted me, we felt helpless. the severity of the symptoms and the rapid progression of the illness were like plague in colorado. by late october, french hospitals could no longer cope and launched an appeal. medicine was helpless . science baffled me, seasonal flu normally strikes children and the elderly. spanish vary and struck young healthy adults like lightning within 2 days, and nothing could save them. ah, the doctors only had aspirin, which could fight the 40 degree fever, but too much kills more than it saves. over doses could ease the suffering of the dying. they treated patients any way they could. in france. eminent medical professors tried bloodletting, others recommended turpentine, inh

when we go to the united nations conference on biodiversity, which will take place in montreal this year, and the men, or we will do the same shot at the caught $27.00. the charm l shake would have all she had in the short term or that we also need to be better equipped to face up to climate change fee in a polluted no country can combine or know what the weather on it bear on and the destructive force of extreme weather event, news about this summer invalid we sent greek aeroplanes, alley suite swedish aeroplane as on the italian aeroplanes. no man to combat fire in france and in germany again. but these events are becoming more and more frequent up and more and more intense proof. europe needs more capacity. jody janice, that's why to day i announce that we will double us on our capacity for fire fighting over the course of the coming year. the european union will buy 10 easy, light aircraft, air, chipley, marty, and 3 additional helicopters, while to complete its fleet. that is european solidarity and practice. hon members. the last 2 years have shown how much europe can achieve when

my dad had previously gone to montreal to see muhammad ali fight, a year, maybe 18 months later, muhammadand came to the club and brought him a gift, which was a gold boxing glove that muhammad ali had received for one of his fights. them days, the police was very. . . harassing. they was very harassing to people and very aggressive with black people. they're not like they was today. the rioting in moss side was brief, but such was the legacy of tension and bitterness left afterjust two nights of disorder, that greater manchester council decided a speedy inquiry was essential, if peace was to be restored to the community. it wasn't long after that that they forced my dad to close the reno. they made an excuse of, they was extending princes road. music is a stress reliever for everybody, so yeah, to take away venues where music is being played and black people was able to relax and let go of all of their worries what the race wars was causing is going to then cause a lot more attention. so, this is the spot where the reno used to be, it's hard to believe, cos it's just wasteland now. i thi

in montreal despite sadness about the queen's death. people had mixed reactions to the importance of the royal family in canada. i think we always follow and dan was all within 3. might a royal family. so i think for canadians it's, it's a, it's a big impact. it's a day that she have class and we are sending the malware love. i know some of them, it's really sad, but for me, it's not dying or i read being died and i to a more independence like the road coming back, like the stuff with in sierra leone. they gave high price for queen elizabeth years of service. that project on the wall has lost an icon because the queen, for the 1st 70 is house can look at our self and the best of our ability just really demonstrated. then we'll credit which. 5 credentials, that neutral and municipal of the war when we had about tom, i just see the quinn that in natalie law. he may allow your own as to say, and i be may have always been on behalf of c y leo. we are sending a different condo later. so the way our family may have less than perfect faith. i'

look at montreal, quebec city. you're in the teens, but let's remember it is also meter all logical fall here. so temperature is at this of the years starting to fall. a stationary disturbance over the southern us here is just ringing out its moisture to the west of houston. we could see about a months worth of rain in the span of 24 hours. and we've got storm url here. that's going to pick up the rain for puerto rico into the u. s. virgin islands. and now for the top end of south america, it's our usual storms of for western areas here. and a cool down in this temperature is across the southeast of brazil. so paulo 15 same happened for a saucy allan just the other day. you're about 32, and now you've got a high of 21 degrees on sunday. that's all i've got for you. i'll see you later. ah. on counting the calls back as dawn is suffering from dis dropped, it floods. what will it cost be already struggling? economy the all tick region is rich in natural resources that have was global warming, impacting economic potent

then montreal, amy's home in seattle. >> has a fo the family waited. nessa hadn't seen her cat hadn't slept the whole night for months. >> fine. after 7,000 miles. the fun way go. >> this >> we love to see a happy ending. will now is ken wayne reporting for us this morning. we're going to be right back after the break. >> know. mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing in my ear was dr. stanley saying, "trust god, trust god." >> i will take a look at this. another baby by citizen born at the oakland zoo. john actually went to the local zoo this past weekend. it took a little brother. i didn't get to see little one. this brings a bison. her account to 23 with a cash you could open to the also tigers let's hope they're other knocking the i'm sure they are. now. the zoo helps birth bison cast to help populate heard eventually relocate them to montana. thi

question the monarchy, most australians will remember queen elizabeth the 2nd fondly many ways in montreal despite sadness about the queen's death. people had mixed reactions to the importance of the royal family in canada. i think he's always apollo and i was always been treat might a royal family. so i think for canadians it's, it's a, it's a big impact today that she has passed and we are sending our love. i know it's really sad, but for me it's not even 14. i read being died to a more independent psych road company like being with in sierra leone. they gave high price for queen elizabeth years of service are debt. if frederick on the wall has lost an icon, because the queen for the past several div house conducted often and best of our abilities jovially demonstrated democratic credentials. doc need to emulate there. but i thought the wall when we had about how my yes video quinn dead in natalie law, he william may law you own, as we say in our big mass or less than perfect vis. on behalf of celia, we are sending our defense gondolas. so the way our family may have saw less than perfec

i think it's vancouver, toronto, and montreal. and then you have in mexico, they have mexico city long. and then what, how do i believe? and then you have all the cities in the united states. so really, 3 countries and big countries as well. we'll be able to accommodate so many teens. and so many cultures watching this fantastic event in 2026, it's going to be amazing. oh scott, what sort of legacy do you hope? the 2026 world cup will leave for the game in canada. hopefully something that resembles the improved results and increased the expectations that we saw from our olympic programs following the 20 to 2010. pardon me, winter games in vancouver, leading up to those games. there was an influx of money and resources made possible by a lot of different sponsors across canada and a lot of different organizations. and our athletes benefited tremendously. that is increased the expectation across this country. when it comes to the olympics, and i think we could see something similar on the soccer side, our women's t that team has cer

look at montreal in quebec city. you're in the teens, but let's remember it is also mute or all logical fall here. so temperature is that this, somebody, you're starting to fall a stationary disturbance over the southern us here is just ringing out it's moisture to the west of houston. we could see about a months worth of rain in this fan of 24 hours. and we've got storm url here. that's going to pick up the rain for puerto rico into the u. s. virgin islands. and now for the top end of south america, it's our usual storm stuff for western areas here. and a cool down in those temperatures across the southeast of brazil, sao paulo at 15. same happened for association just the other day. you're about 32, and now you've got a high of 21 degrees on sunday. that's all i've got for you. i'll see you later. ah, with me holding the powerful to account as we examine the ulysses rule in the world on al jazeera. ah, i do want to know the enemy of the state is him and the group that could.

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international day of the ozone layer 35 years ago, the montreal protocol was filed, wim, mixed.speeches, the ozone layer and methods of combating such redshows, kohl's herds and from their deeds, enterprises began to be updated in our world, they conjured that they understand the stratosphere on the hay of a permitted cross, only trash and what kind of peace, you don’t know how the replacement jumped, metered inhalers for asthma, fire extinguishing crap on airplanes and submarines to form daubs from schoolchildren, and we will show the overgrowth. what will the day be like? our guest is associate professor of the department of arts and crafts and costume of the academy of arts christiana vysotskaya hello, tell me, every symbol varnamente means something is a kind of amulet. what signs are the strongest? well, yes, as a solar sign, it is very strong. and this is it too. like symbols. the ode could be, for example, later ornaments, autumn is already coming. yes, the leaves have fallen. when they started not to work with geometries, but really animalistics appear, for example, here

neural marketing and follows the emotions of customers real time as they shop at a high tech store in montreal. so we're here in a typical retail environment where many products are competing for your attention. you see areas with very popular items. so you may recognize areas that have sales going on and different promotions. all of these things are designed to capture your emotions and to make sure that they keep you in here for as long as possible with them. so it's going to be pretty interesting to see what triggers an emotion with people as they go shopping. today we're, we're going to be doing is trying to understand how you feel about the shopping environment and what's going to grab your attention. and so on. over here, ferdinand is going to be tracking and recording your emotional state via an e g headset. so this just records the brain activity at the surface of your brain, and it gives us an indication to let us know how you feel about different products around you though you're going to see in the store. this is an electro insightful, a gram headset. it measures electrical activity

legend number 17, where he played, in fact, the role of the montreal complex.f a genius. hockey player valery kharlamov, if you just take, for example, compare the streets of minsk, for example, in the same moscow and in moscow, in my opinion, there are advertisements, well, half the city is closed. that is, of course, you can also clean it up with the help of graphics. but it’s still technically stressful, you can take some things off here, probably, you don’t have to dodge these advertising bills forever, but some streets or parks there are squares, that is, they keep such enough. uh, pristine color, well , somewhere in the middle of the last century, that is, and some revolutionary films are being partially shot and i hope the city will still be good, but will retain its uniqueness. here is some kind of comfort. hmm, the width of the street will keep its own. hmm amazing corners so warm and so thoughtful and wise corners of their outskirts of their uh areas of some, of course, not fully disclosed, including in the cinema this city can and should be filmed. h

bloomberg has learned bank of montreal's capital markets division is cutting jobs because of weakeningket conditions. the layoffs are said to account to a small percentage of the firm's personnel. fedex has pulled earnings forecast for fiscal 2023 after reporting disappointing preliminary results. adjusted earnings for the first quarter were $3.44 a share, well short of estimates of more than $5. fedex blamed macroeconomic headwinds for the slump. rishaad: we are having a look at markets. talking about the up hour story, macau and casino stocks, which are really going higher at the moment. bids in for new concessions. news coming through that they are going to start off a ferry service was shenzhen. an opening up story generally speaking for macau and for these casinos and after being flogged, death by 1000 cuts, they are just recovering. but whoa, what a time to have had. yvonne: at least some upside today. other sectors we are watching, the ev space has been interesting. we did hear from a ministers meeting last night. david: the ministry of information. yvonne: they were talking abo