george: moore down to second on a stolen base.alk about consistency in kevin brady, huh. 25 straight. mitch: and also has one of the best averages on the team. george: 2-0, republicans lead here. pete aguilar has gone to a 2-0 count. to kevin brady. moore takes the lead off second. here's the pitch. another shot through the hole into left field. moore is going to be stopped at third. ball gets away. brady caught a little bit, back to first there. mitch: that was beautiful. that was a shortstop shot. right in between third and short. that's yet another hit we're seeing on that left side of the field. look at that grip. george: they figured out aguilar early. mitch: brady really made nice contact there. nice to see him, if, as it looks like, this will be his final game in this classic, great to see him get a hit. george: ellzey now the batter. mitch: another texan. george: last year's game, ellzey started in right, went 0-2 before being replaced. first offering. second offer, i should say. 2-0. runners on the corner for ellzey. mitc

commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner tanner? >> aye. >> that motion passes unanimously 6 to 0. in places of your consent calendar, all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar, are considered to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing and item 3, case number 2021-00189cua at 98 mission street. case number four, 2022-000313cua, 2027 chestnut street. item five, case number 2022-004718cua at 2209 chestnut street. a conditional use authorization. members of the public, this is your opportunity to request that any of these items be removed from the consent calendar and considered at the end of the hearing today or at a later date. you need to come forward if in the chamber or

commissioner moore? commissioner moore. >> yes. [inaudible] clicking on my mute and stop [inaudible] start video. i had a number of questions last 2 weeks ago. and while i'm in full support seeing this building turn to a rental building and i'm in full support seeing this building -- becoming denser, i have a number of questions and that regard that -- pertains to information that is provided us sufficient. and does this building really work. and i'm going to previously out line for you 8 questions and i think this project looks like you will be approved today i believe this the questions are important. to put to the record. >> let me story with completeness of information. the drawings 34-39. are missing. and so is the drawing for floor 40. make its harder to understand what is going up what is going on the floors. missing information and deals with drawings for podium and tower levels. the diagrams are shown are sketch blocking diagrams and there is not enough information to see the layout of each unit. there are no door openings

then moore said animal controls at his home. he said cut one day i over slept the dog pete in the crate. jason says the nevada animal control officer put it differently. >> she told me the conditions were horrible. she said our dog was caked in feces and you're in -- urine. windows were closed, no air conditioner. >> a complaint charges moore with three counts of unlawfully permitting an animal to be in a building without proper care and attention. a fourth misdemeanor counts charges him with operating or maintaining a kennel without a kennel license. the da's office says dogs have been seized at his home four times since december due to poor living conditions. moore says that is not accurate and dogs were taken from his home once due to a storm that caused flooding. a bill would require dog trainers to disclose training methods, any licenses they have or training they have received, and mandates disclosure related to any civil judgments in criminal animal cruelty convictions. >> what this bill will do is establish accountabilit

moore said when the dogs left my care, they were totally fine. don't know about me as an animal trainer can leave a dog defenseless against a mountain lion. she felt wronged. megan has not seen her dog winston since april when she dropped him off. she woke up one night to the notification and a text from him about her four and a half-year-old french bulldog. she said it read something like this. >> when i was putting the leash on him, he nipped at me and bit me and got away. michael: it happened in san francisco where moore's bio says he grew up. he told us it was an unfortunate situation, i just lost her dog. i didn't mean to lose her dog. >> where's winston? where's winston? i think it is just the unknown. if we were able to question antoine, and we were told he did die, that closure, or he did sell him. >> no formal charges have been filed in placer county, but he remains under investigation. >> he engaged in fraud. he made numerous victims believe that he was going to train their dogs ande money, thousands and thousands of dollars, and their

shut your mouth as the xo, we won't be mooring anywhere., if not for my granddaughter, i would never have contacted you. forgive me, seryozhenka, for paying for your treatment in this way. the main thing is you are now alive and well, thank god, so that i do not regret anything. let's dock the ship. from fate you are going somewhere, tell them to urgently destroy the cargo. captain sharonov answer the dispatcher. captain sharon stop moving get up on anchor attention volgobalt, 23 attention volgo-balt, 23 captain sharonov is following you, speed 12 knots. take to the right, skip the ships, work back. perhaps i repeat the crossing of courses captain sharonov. as i understand it, no one here examined anything at all. even if the murder weapon was not looking for a child in the house. what kind of child has nowhere to go from here, and you will take off everything in the garbage pennsylvania will have to linger here today 19:50 on ntv under voltage today at 21:40 on ntv changes in vision with age can change familiar things it is recommended to

moore, ms. newman, mr. lieu, and mr. panetta, i inform the house that these seven members will vote yes on the torres amendment. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 209. the nays are 217. the amendment is not adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question on the amendment 49 printed in part a of house report 11 #-405 offered by the gentlewoman from california, ms. speier, on which the proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 49, printed in part a of house report number 117-405. offered by ms. speier of california. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from california. members will record their votes by electronic device. members, this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the clo

thank you commissioner moore. i do have just a few more questions and then we'll take up the motion. did you want to speak to the continuance? >> i have a question for the project sponsor but you can ask first. >> commissioner moore addressed it and some of the speakers, kind of the time. 2017, now it is 2022, maybe it will come out sometime soonish. maybe you could talk about the delay and then related but kind of separately, what commissioner moore brought up, the 76 parking spaces if it is rental and certainly there's fewer than before and i appreciate there's more units, maybe that is part of that. maybe if you could talk to the lapse of time and the parking space count. >> yeah, we are obviously all held captive by the financial situation. the macro economics that surround not only this project but as you heard last thursday, every project in san francisco. someone said earlier, we don't make money by letting it sit. it costs more -- millions of dollars more every year not to build this. we would have built i

amy: tell us who moore is. one of the republican leaders of the north carolina state legislature and north carolina has a law that allows him and some of his colleagues to intervene in this case and to bring this lawsuit, what they want to be able to do is to draw maps for the congressional districts that north carolina supreme court has already said violate the noh rolina constitution. normally, state legislatures can't do things that violate their state constitution. but this islt theory says they do have the power to do that and it comes to regulating federal elections. the reason for that has to do with the language and two classes of the constitutiothat gives state legislatures the responsibility and the power to regulate federal elections. but nothing in the federal constitution suggests they get to do that free of the ordinary limitations of state constitutions. amy: slain this in practical terms -- explain this in practical terms. are we talking about federal elections and state elections, have to deal

commissioner moore?> i want to say about these that i'm glad and what you said about owned by two people, they can be owned by two people but only amount to one voice. you do not have two votes, you have one vote. >> thank you, commissioner moore for that question again. this is city attorney deputy jensen. this comes down to the way the property owners are on the deed. unfortunately that's going to fall to our friends at public works to determine if there is any question. if two people own the property as 50/50 owners, it's one thing, if it's several ownerships, it could be another. it could be different forms of ownership. >> i was unaware that people can't own 50% of the unit in a condominium and have two voices. i have people in my condominium. those were two sisters and each own half but only one voice. that is specific to where i live but i think there are subtleties to basic ownership with regard to that. >> to be clear, i was not just referring to condominiums because a single family home owner c

usually, such vessels help ships moor at berths and piers, especially in difficult weather conditionsthey are responsible for placing ships in a straight wake line with forecastle on forecastle. to give the command to give the mooring line and the tugboat starts naval sailors lead the ship, they work clearly and harmoniously. usually the parade formation in the golden horn bay was headed by the flagship of the pacific fleet varyag, but now he is at the head of the mediterranean sea for the first time at the head of the wake column will be the frigate of marshal shaposhnikov. he has only recently undergone modernization. now it is armed with high-precision ship-caliber cruise missiles. during the parade, he will receive the commander of the fleet, surely you will ask what helps such a giant ship the size of a football field, well such small tugs, in fact, the frigate goes on its own, and these ships, which are 50 times smaller than it, in fact correct the correct course, as if guiding the ship with the help of tensioned ones. in general , such a tug is interesting because, like a tank,

the mooring w installed and ago.eters below me is an instrument that is talking right now with this computer. woohoo! a little bit of restraint now. -- yes! there was a lot of screaming even though it was the middle of a blizzard. it was like, this works. it was still a sense that we did not achieve what we wanted. miles: he wanted those instruments at the place where the glacier meets the land, there warm seawater interacts with cooler melted freshwater from the glacier, an area called the boundary layer. it creates turbulence. >> that turbulence at the boundary layer is how warm water from the ocean gets to the ice. it has to go through this boundary layer, but we don't understand the turbulence and it, so we want to capture it and see it. miles: as the ice fractures and melts, the water flow gets even more complicated. understanding this is crucial for david holland if he is ever to succeed at creating an accurate ice forecast. but for now, any crime of data helps, which brings us back to where we began with time

thank you commissioner moore. i do have just a few more questions and then we'll take up the motion. did you want to speak to the continuance? >> i have a question for the project sponsor but you can ask first. >> commissioner moore addressed it and some of the speakers, kind of the time. 2017, now it is 2022, maybe it will come out sometime soonish. maybe you could talk about the delay and then related but kind of separately, what commissioner moore brought up, the 76 parking spaces if it is rental and certainly there's fewer than before and i appreciate there's more units, maybe that is part of that. maybe if you could talk to the lapse of time and the parking space count. >> yeah, we are obviously all held captive by the financial situation. the macro economics that surround not only this project but as you heard last thursday, every project in san francisco. someone said earlier, we don't make money by letting it sit. it costs more -- millions of dollars more every year not to build this. we would have built i

i don't think it's credible. >> neil: steve moore, i do want your quick take. technology stocks advanced. the nasdaq up over 4% that is despite grim numbers that we're getting out of the microsofts and all of these other big players including google. if we can show how the nasdaq did today. they were all up smartly. i'm wondering if that is because they were beaten down so much. this group is sensitive to rate hikes. but now we're starting to see that maybe, maybe it was overdone and they're going to come back and this is the news that helps them come back what do you think? >> yeah, these stocks have gotten pummelled this year. the big five, the fang stocks have lost close to a trillion dollars in terms of market valuation. so it's been a brutal beating. glad to see the comeback. that's good for my 401(k) plan. but i want to make one other point about the policy here, neil. what was the match that lit the forest of this raising inflation? i think we all know except for the people in the white house, massive trillions and trillions of spending. that began under

i'm pam moore and i'm catherine. heenan can wait. has the night off. >> with its 23 to 2 vote, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission will no longer require the howard terminal be reserved for port related activity. found force anchorman follow the meeting today. he has the story. >> you have 23. to now. >> with that vote, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission agreed to remove the howard terminals designation support priority you, syria, meaning it no longer must be used for port related activities that keeps the oakland a's plan to build a water front ballpark. they're alive. it's what oakland mayor libby schaff asked for prior to the vote. this is oakland shot. >> i ask for your approval today to remove howard terminal from port use. thank you. >> the commission's decision was focused on whether removing the designation would adversely impact the ports ability to handle increased cargo in the future. commission staff said it would not howard terminal. >> propriety, you say it could be

moore, you gave him an ultimatum, on which the workers of the legendary moore themselves did not spend, and how they were released. maniac, decided to buy a lot of money for 5,000 muras and the documentary film malt expired haven of gamblers robin hoods in a soviet style denouement in a few minutes on ntv in general, the operation is reaching the finish line, guys, because tomorrow the prestige of the country flies to london for mistakes. no, time to agree. it is with the authorities that a person under the legend works for me there, they can bang from him. decided to beat me. nobody has succeeded yet. this is the only chance. i will not miss it vocal criminal ensemble. final episodes today 19:45 there is a landing party on ntv landing forces. tomorrow at 19:50 on ntv pental against pain in muscles and joints in it, the highest dosage of the substance against the pain of inflammation and a special component for better penetration in ochakovo was created to combat pain, inflammation in the muscles and joints, a large package at a bargain price. now buying gold is available to everyone.

as a set up the gear and started drilling, holland scrambled to make his complex mooring work and the will be through in about six hours and after that we are ready for the mooring but it is not ready. reporter: up to this point, the weather had been benign by antarctic standards. on the day that everything had to be ready though, -- >> the weather has gone [beep] and the snow is really starting to blow. reporter: --there was no time to hunker down so down went the mooring fingers crossed. >> it is wednesday, february 10th. the mooring was installed about a day and a half ago. 1300 meters or 4000 feet below me is an instrument that is talking right now with this computer. woo hoo! a little bit of restraint now. yes! [cheering] there was a lot of screaming even though it was in the middle of a blizzard. it was like -- ts worked! reporter: he wanted the instruments beneath the place where the glacier meets the land. there warm seawater interacts with cooler melted fresh water from the glacier. a boundary layer which creates turbulence. >> it is that turbulence at the boundary layer is h

steve moore coming up. plus democratic senator joe doing a major blow to his parties last ditch efforts for new taxes and spending for the climate agenda great tennessee senator bill hagerty is here with his response. to the grocery prices are better now? ceo is going to get worse pretty hotels with food possible look like any upcoming fall season. we have new data on out-of-control inflation. consumer prices in june the houston 41 years. wholesale inflation usually highest on record. gasoline prices, food, rent along with the decline in wages all christian consumers particularly the states with the highest inflation. swing state democrats are facing top midterm elections are starting to voice their own frustration with the administration lack of told me not to talk about his former former advisor steve moore for each of them it's great to see you for thank you so much for big this weekend. annie, let me get your take off the bat to make your assessment of the data we sound asleep i coming at 9.1% higher in

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. richmond.olice say 3 schools were broken into and damaged over the weekend for school was vandalized last weekend. well, for has been reports from lincoln elementary school where the vandals did the most damage. >> every hallway in lincoln elementary school looks like this applies pushed over. but when you walk in the door of a classroom, you really understand the extent of the damage. i mean, it's all on the ground here and destroyed paper supplies, food. the list goes on of what you'll find on the floor of a classroom inside lincoln elementary in richmond here, they took a baseball bat to the windows. lieutenant matt stonebraker says he was

one, i didn't know that anyone would actually sleep with michael moore and make roe v.. and, two, i didn't think you could pick and choose which citizenship privileges you could exercise. is it like a buffet? you can have a little of this and little of that? but moore promised to keep beating this topic into the ground saying quote until women's rights have been fully reinstated i will not shut up about this. if you invite me to dinner, that's all i'm going to talk about, have a me over to your party and it's going to be dobbs, dobbs, and more dobbs. no one would be able to afford to invite michael moore over to dinner with food prices the way they are so it's a moot point. bette midler tweeted out july 4th was canceled due to a shortage of independence. who does she think she is michael scott? >> i would like everybody's attention. christmas is canceled. >> you can't cancel a holiday. >> give it up stanley and you will lose new year's. >> what does that mean, jim, take new year's away from stanley. >> sorry, beth bet, you could cancel a holiday, in that case i'm cancel

moore, mr. evans, and mr.arbanes, i inform the house that these seven members will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. guthrie of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. guthrie will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 217. the nays are 193. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number ha

i'm pam moore.ay's announcement comes as the city reports 281 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox. >> that is nearly one-third of the 799 cases which have been reported statewide, only los angeles county, the most populated county in the u.s. has reported more monkeypox cases and no other county, california has reported more than 45 cases. despite those numbers. san francisco supply of vaccine doses remains critically low. mayor london breed says the city has only received 12,000 doses from the federal government. >> despite initially

. >> reporter: famed genetic genealogist cece moore researched those very distant relatives and their immigration history. she determined the suspect's family tree extended to a small town in italy, where many residents migrated to pennsylvania. with only 2,300 italians living in lancaster at the time of the murder, she was able to focus on sinopoli, who was living in the same apartment complex as biechler in 1975. as police recently followed him, they picked up a coffee cup he had dropped in the trash at the philadelphia airport. they ran the dna. it was a match. >> it's remarkable to think that in 1975, dna didn't exist, at least in the criminal court system. >> reporter: sinopoli is now being held without bail. since cece moore began using this new approach, looking at a suspect's immigration history, it's helped solve two more cases. mona, christie. >> all right. andrea, thank you. >>> now to sports. baseball stars were out in l.a.'s dodger stadium for the major league's 92nd all-star game. the evening began with oscar winner denzel washington honoring jackie robinson 75 years sin

moore, misevans and mr. cab blain, these members will vote yes on the velazquez amendment. >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski and mrs. spartz, they will both vote no on amendment number 3. >> as the member designated by mrs. mcbath georgia i inform the house that mrs. mcbath will vote yes on the velazquez amendment. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. steube of florida, he will vote no on amendment number 3. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. gonzalez cologne and mr. gimenez, mr. waltz will vote no on the amendment and i inform the house that mrs. gonzalez coal own and mr. gimenez will vote yes. >> as the member designated by by difficult tom suozzi of new york and david scott of georgia, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the velazquez amendment. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as

kylie moore—gilbert, it's been a pleasure to talk to you.ello. 0ur historic and unprecedented heatwave is now coming to an end, but on tuesday, we recorded a new provisional uk record of 40.3 celsius. normally when we break records, it's by a fraction of a degree, but that's the old record. we've exceeded it by more than one and a half degrees. this is very significant. eastern parts of the uk start wednesday, stood in the grip of some relatively warm air, but out towards the west, something cooler and fresher flowing in from the atlantic. so, waking up to another warm start across eastern parts of england, but with some spells of sunshine. 0ut towards the west, wales, the southwest seeing some cloud and some showers, the odd heavy one. those showers drifting eastwards through the day. quite a lot of cloud for eastern scotland, more brightness further north and west. sunny spells and just the odd shower there for northern ireland. temperatures lower than they have been. still 29 celsius in the east of england — normally we consider that hot,

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, the discussions at the aspin security forum , among other things, moore pointed out to the fact that it will be increasingly difficult for russia to provide both the human and material base for carrying out attacks, especially at a time when ukrainians continue to receive a large number of high-quality, powerful weapons just today, great britain announced a new package of military aid for ukraine, the next package of weapons from sabile house should be approved by the end of the week. more about the gift of british intelligence and the future tranches of aid, let's talk with my colleague ostap yarosh, who joins the broadcast from capitol hill congratulations, what is included in the newest package of military aid announced today by the united kingdom, yes yulia, you know yesterday according to the results of the meeting in the rammstein format, some countries the united states, lithuania publicly announced their military aid packages, today great britain did it, and we saw that the british ministry of defense announced the provision of dozens of artillery pieces to ukraine, as well a

and i'm talking about inflation. >> sit tight, steve moore. let's end on a happy note.ch late night make fun of the white house saying there is no recession. watch this. >> now if you don't mind we're going to get to the news. president biden said yesterday that he doesn't think the country is going into a recession and added quote, god willing. all right, well, god willing kind of undercuts the first part. that is like saying of course i'm good to drive, god willing. >> today doctor said his symptoms are now almost completely resolved. [applause] biden staff just to be safe, keep him isolated until 2025. >> pretty funny stuff. your final word, steve moore. >> you know is in trouble when the late-night comics are making fun of him. that is something they wouldn't have done a year ago. we have a lot of work to do. congressman, you know this. we have to start cutting government spending not adding it. get the economy moving again, that starts after the november election. elizabeth: cutting taxes, hope, optimism. this is the best economy in the world. we'll get out of it.

, moore listed with a good, does it dormer but over the photos of the merger, which was a governor free to come check here. yes, but did they make i can a crime? stole that, would that and get that hello. hello. hello i oh the i mean you tiny and tried and ah ah, this is yes. this is curtis done group in northern city. i was there in 2015. happy days, its british military like, like slogan, quote, and this is just so people know, it's like a military to my name is 8 and as one and from great britain i french ukraine, approximately 4 years ago in the beginning it was just made us arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military, say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public all, and i've been assistant preparing the mines fire when with when we got called to do a fine mission. it was approximately 49 days after being besieged in medical amanda toners, we had free options because food had run out. i mu

kimball jonathan moore, moore, listed with a good, does it dormer, but those are the merger which was a governor free yet. you come here? yes, but did they make my crime? stole a ah ah, the ukrainian tried and ah ah, this is yes. this is curtis dunn group and sitting in northern city. i was there in 2015, happy days. its british military like like slogan, quote. and this is just so people know it's like a military that to my name is aiden oslyn and from great britain. and i saw ukraine approximately 4 years ago in the beginning it was just meet us arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military, say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public full, i've been assist in preparing the mines fire. when we got called to do a mission. it was approximately 49 days after being besieged medical and commander toners. we had free options because food had run out. i munition had run out. he said you can choose

moore will face hard right candidate conspiracy theorist dan cox in november.r's association boosted cox's profile with an ad that described him as "too close to trump." take a look. >> 100% pro-life, he's fighting to end abortion in maryland, and cox will protect the second amendment at all costs, refusing to support any federal restrictions on guns. >> the tactic of helping far-right candidates win primaries has been crypt sized as dangerous by some democrats and republicans, including maryland governor larry hogan. he says he will not back cox despite his being the party nominee. >> spent about $3 million. the guy only spent $100,000 in his campaign so it was a win for the democrats. it's a big loss for the republican party and we have no chance of saving that governor seat. we had a chance if they hadn't gotten together and done that. >> you definitely won't support him? >> no, i would not support the guy. i wouldn't let him in the governor's office let alone vote for him in the governor's office. >> governor hogan did not reject the idea of supporting our

michael moore, great to have you both. still to come, goldman sachs ceo will join us on his take of where the biden administration should focus efforts on the economy and why the inflation in the u.s. may not have peaked yet. >>> and next president biden will address his administration's response to the climate crisis as a heatwave sweeps the country bringing dangerously high. temperatures, fueling wildfires and droughts. >>> and ukraine appeals to the u.s. to send more long range weapons systems that it says are working. they are slowing russia's advance. i'll speak to david petraeus later this hour for his view. little things like getting a real offer in two minutes really make roger happy. so does carvana's customer advocate caiaitlin picking up his car at promptly 10am. hi, are you roger? berglund. wiwith the honda accord? yes i am. it's right over there. will i be getting? and he loves that caitlin pays him on the spot. yep, rog. it's the little things that drive you happy. we'll drive you happy at carvana. (energetic

[whistling] meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back...ed the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. jack: the securities and exchange commission has a new rule that would require public companies to relate climate-related risks but opponents say the rule is unlawful because of a supreme court decision that limitations ability to enact new regulations. sec commissioner hester pierce joins me now. thanks for coming on the show. >> great to be here. my views represent my own views and not necessarily those of the sec or my fellow commissioners. jack: let's start right here. you have been critical of this proposal, you say they already require disclosure of material climate risks. >> the sec does require them to disclose all kinds of risks that are material including clima

we see the mooring team in snow-white jackets and orange vests.se are the people who will take the boat that will come here to the pier. vladimir putin will go up to the senate square, there he will make speeches and further on with veterans and nakhimov, and with honored admirals he will follow the passage. by the way, the president has been here in st. petersburg since yesterday, more precisely, since yesterday evening. yesterday he visited kronstadt, a new park, the island of forts, was opened there. and so i propose now in the next material, which we the president was shown in this capital of the russian fleet. tell us what is a must in the new kronstadt park fortov island vladimir putin arrived on the eve of the official opening of the president, accompanied by project managers ksenia shoigu and defense minister sergei shoigu, they tell how old abandoned forts have become a new tourist attraction in st. petersburg in a few years. uh, in fact, the russian fort boyard and there was a laboratory, when they left already, and this building, then,

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jeff moore. is our guest and has been following this investigation in a recent headline from the washington times. guest: from what we've talked about with people familiar with the investigation, it sounds like it is nearing a conclusion. it's been a sprawling investigation and its gone on with prosecutor started looking into hunter biden in the waning years of the obama administration. the u.s. attorney of delaware opened his full investigation into hunter biden's taxes in 2018 and since then, it has turned into an investigation into possible gun crimes, possible money laundering, possible foreign lobbying violations. they are looking into a lot of different aspects of this investigation. this has been going on for four years and it sounds like we are coming to a resolution. what that resolution is going to be remains to be seen stuff i talked to several former prosecutors. they tell me how they look at it reading the tea leaves on what could come out and what has happened. we could be going tow

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host: a few minutes left with jeff moore dr. and this is connecticut, independent. caller: good morning, it's interesting how the guest describes possible hunter biden investigation outcomes in terms of how it will take pressure off american garland instead of in terms of criminal accountability. it really shows how justice takes a backseat when it comes to washington. guest: in these politically tinged investigations, that's unfortunately always a factor. it goes back to what i said earlier that the fact that the political fallout is a calculus in these cases whether it's republican or democrat is why some of these people in this country have become skeptical of the justice department and the fbi. host: we started this program noting that the hunter biden probe is reaching a critical stage and it took years to get to this critical stage. how long do you expect we will wait until we know what the next step is? guest: i think we will know soon. the specific timeframe is not clear. i'm not sure when it will wrap up but we should see something soon. host: that's a good

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moore, ms. newman, and mr. cohen, i inform the house that these three members will vote no on h.r. 7900. as the member designated by mr. panetta, mr. ryan, mr. doggett, mr. connolly, and mr. lieu, i inform the house that these five members will vote yes on h.r. 7900. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? kamehameha thank you -- mrs. cammack: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn and ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn and ms. salazar will vote yea on h.r. 7900. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? mrs. murphy: as the member designated by miss kathleen rice, i inform the house that miss rice will vote aye on h.r. 7900. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will be voting yes on h.r. 7900. the speaker pro te

be able to get a key opportunity to strike back, assures the head of british intelligence, richard moorecording to his data , russian forces are about to exhaust their potential , they are very close before exhaling our assessment is that it will be increasingly difficult for the russians to supply manpower and materials over the next few weeks they will have to a certain pause and this will give the ukrainians the opportunity to strike back, and their fighting spirit is still high, they are starting to receive even more good weapons, the head of mi-6 is participating in the security forum in the american aspin, he reported that according to the most modest intelligence estimates, 15,000 russian soldiers died on the battlefield, this is as much as the russian federation lost in 10 years in afghanistan, and richard moore emphasized that these are not middle -class guys from st. petersburg or moscow. these are poor people from the hinterland, most of them are representatives of ethnic minorities which moscow uses as cannon fodder, the head of intelligence said that russia completely undere

marcus moore, abc news, edmonton, canada. >> marcus, thank you. >>> a 9-year-old boy is the sole survivorf a deadly attack on his family at a campground in iowa. arlo schmidt was found safe on friday, but his parents, tyler and sarah schmidt, and his 6-year-old sister lula were killed. the 23-year-old suspect apparently took his own life. relatives of the victims say he had no connection to the family. no word yet on a possible motive. >> just devastating there. okay. >>> the demand is surging for the monkeypox vaccine as u.s. officials consider declaring a public health emergency. the world health organization has already sounded the alarm with infections worldwide on the rise, including nearly 3,000 cases here in the u.s. abc's elwyn lopez has more. >> reporter: the biden administration says the u.s. is considering whether to declare monkeypox a public health emergency. >> right now, we have over 2,000 cases, but we have ramped up vaccinations, ramped up treatments, ramped up testing. and we're going to continue to look at all sort of policy options. >> reporter: such a declaration woul