i was calling mr. bell, i will not have it all but i sent it to my boss and melissa melissa, bye man. rico by 430. belinda, i'm in. she had to follow what formula will be the boy leg home for bernie ruddy. and i just let the demo my brain and keep doing good it up, but it's not even less than i'm under to me to then when we yes. so we can share i'm so the film moved production from puerto rico to up or down months, who are the pony or the harry is a well established mit movie producer months who are as he is known, brought funding to the table and with money came influence over how the film was produced, it was at this point that the tone of the film changed. no longer was it a pure crime comedy. its new focus included a neighbor of the u. e. in the state of cotton. the hunter should he shouldn't came out of the bazaar backlit the phone and the bus to let him be me while the arctic no bed, you do not in the door and tell it seems to me what the help system and you know, 50000000 block. so how can i know the

bell. >> excuse me. >> hey, steve. >> hi, mr.ring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey, he's trying to tell me that steve is -- >> i just wouldn't want my place to become no, uh, hangout. >> i mean there was story material there. >> steve, you're going to want to bust him wide open when i tell you this. i don't know where he gets these brainstorms, but he thinks that you're -- i can't even say it, steve. >> he's right, arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. >> excuse me. i thought this was eddie stokes' room. >> it is. >> it is? oh, are you his wife? >> oh, same old eddie, huh? where is he? >> well, you see -- >> oh, i got it. he don't want me to know he's here, so you're supposed to say he ain't here, but he is here, in there. >> in 1977, we got a very groundbreaking episode of "the jeffersons" titled "once a friend". >> it's me, eddie. only i'm edie now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend, and when eddie comes to town, eddie i

interested in solving this issue, it should be directly in touch with the bell russian government, which so far they have refused to do so. now, mr. brewton also accused european officials of double standards. what he meant pretty much was if they're ready to be in touch with the top band, which is considered a terrorist organization in many european countries, then in that case, why can't they bill deal directly with a ball russian president, alexander lucas shanker. give me a few different. those are going to occur. peyton countries talk about the catastrophe in afghanistan, plain themselves, believing that people there. but some african refugees had been pushed out of europe towards bella. bruce's borders with lithuanian, poland. i don't understand this logic. he complained bell or for anything but at least taken the afghans where to push them out to back to afghanistan. but then they will just ask us to get them out of there. again, there is no logic gunther. now i can tell you that in response to that, the bell, russian leader, alexander lucas st. oh, thank lot of my for not interfering in the affairs of bell roofs and into

mr. prime minister. we are promoting -- we are going to be there. with bells on it as they say.going to also -- our economy has to work including through our build back better road initiative that we launched and today we are going to discuss the next steps on all of this as well as how the u.s. and ek can continue -- in u.k. can continue our cooperation in afghanistan and the indo pacific and around the world. i want to thank you again for making the effort to be here. i understand -- i what you do know, boris, you came down on amtrak, is that right? >> i did. >> i traveled lives of miles. you think i'm joking? i traveled more on amtrak then i think -- if i were a conductor, i would be number one in seniority. i have got to tell you a quick story that has nothing to do with anything. when i was vice president, the secret service did not like me traveling on amtrak because there were too many options for people to cause trouble along the way. but i insisted i do it. one day they put in the newspaper biden travels one million -- don't hold me to that, 350,000 miles on air force t

in truth, when you go to speak to the bell, russian authorities union because you have to deal with them, not with us. why is russia being addressed to mr. is being modest about this and we talked about bases and i informed him about the matter and the european union referred to are trying to resolve the problem by complaining to has brought to my counterpart, tried to influence. just tried to apply some rusher and look shank and so on and so forth. and i would like to think my counterpart for his position that he states that bill or is they have done or did they have a leadership, please talk to them. try to resolve this digital problem with them. what i did with but you move, they can't talk to us. so gently the president, the legitimate door. there is something wrong with the government. but the taliban is a different story somehow because a somehow can talk to them, they can engage in the dialogue with them. so was that who was you? i would like to think the president of fresh russian government for this position. and you can subscribe to this point of view and secondly, move, we're still, we are forgetting bell. one important thing

bells tolling] ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. it is my pleasure to introduce general mark a.milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> mr., distinguished guests, thank you all for participating in this morning's ceremony. but most importantly, i want to thank the people who are here for today, the survivors of the murderous attack on this building and the families of the fallen. thank you all for participating, and we are all deeply humbled to be standing here on this sacred ground. twenty years ago began as a temperature typical morning -- as a typical morning for pentagon employees. those in uniform and our civilian colleagues settled into the rhythms of a normal tuesday morning with a near-cloudless sky, temperatures in the low 60s, and it promised to be a beautiful day. the passengers and crew of american airlines flight 77 were a little over an hour into their flight from dulles to l.a.; fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons, daughters, brothers and sisters. all that changed at 9:37 a.m. as the innocent were caught in the crossfire of terror. the ideology of hatred unfolded on this very ground. in seconds, scores

bell and i'm hopeful we are nearing the finish line. i look forward to bringing that bill, the build back better act to the floor soon. mr. speaker, i believe democrats will demonstrate unity on both pieces of legislation as we put president biden and quongal a -- congressional democrats agenda into action. let's get it done. vote yes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i reserve. i have the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the gentleman has the right to close. does the gentleman from missouri have any -- mr. graves: we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this body could and should have worked together in a bipartisan -- on bipartisan legislation to improve our roads and bridges, waste water infrastructure, and

mrs. grinch, short of 114 days to go for christmas and now we're ringing the alarm bells, but i think you're right i was thinking of the exact same thing about purchases denied versus purchases delayed if you don't have the right gift for someone, i don't think you're as likely to get it later. so i would have thought that things would start to improve. i thought that about the autos when the chip shortage first started happening. it's going to be way more prolonged than i thought so i don't know if we'll see that here in terms of transportation. i think so the one factor that might get a little better is after september when some of those benefits run off, we'll see if people return to work and some of those labor shortages will improve that i don't know. but i think you're right to sort of be afraid of not only what were you going to do for your christmas but how are these stocks going to do and i think that sales denied are not going to get credit in what would have been a very, very, very robust christmas. so i'm a little concerned about some retailers some, i think, will fare much bette

mr. chair, that was the ten-minute bell. >> i am happy to proceed how the committee wishes. i'm happy to proceed -- >> chair preston: yeah, and thank you. let me just jump in, defer to vice chair chan on -- but i do want to note that this report has some 20 findings and 20 recommendations to respond to, so i certainly would have knox, vice chair chan, if you'd like to allow some additional -- certainly would have no objection, vice chair chan, if you'd like to allow some additional time to respond to these recommendations. >> supervisor chan: yeah, chair preston, that would be great, and if we could not spend time on what would not be implemented -- if we could spend time on what would not be implemented. >> thank you. so i cannot see you, so if you just want to chime in. okay. can you see my screen -- there you go. can you see my screen? >> clerk: we were able to see it briefly, and now it's gone again. >> okay. let's see...i apologize for the -- okay. can you see it now, the presentation? >> clerk: i'm sorry, miss johnston, we couldn't see it. >> john, if i can just -- >>

by then, mr yuill was dead and his girlfriend ms bell was seriously injured. a claim in one newspaper today that the uk government was considering a firebreak lockdown around the october half term in the uk, but the department of foreign has been tweeting that it is not true that the government is planning a lockdown of firebreak around the october half term —— but the department for education has been tweeting. nadhim zahawi has been doing interviews earlier today and when asked about this he said no and said the government was focused on using booster vaccines were necessary to prevent any reversal of gains that have been made. the department for education tweeted it is not true the government is planning a lockdown of firebreak around the october half term. one could say it does not entirely rule it out but the report this morning specifically talked about the october half term, that is the tweet from the department for education. 1a officers from the palestinian security services are to be charged over the death in custody of a prominent activist. nizar ba

mr. davis votes no. ms. sanchez. ms. sanchez: no. the clerk: ms. sanchez votes no. ms. sewell votes no. ms. del bell votes -- ms. delbene votes no. ms. chu votes no. ms. moore. ms. moore: moore votes no. the clerk: ms. moore votes no. mr. kildee. mr. kildee votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. mr. beyer votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozzi votes no. mr. pa veta -- panetta votes no. mrs. murphy votes no. mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes no. mr. horsford. mr. horsford. ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett: plaskett votes no. the clerk: ms. plaskett votes no. mr. brady. mr. brady: brady, aye. the clerk: mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunes votes aye. mr. buchanan. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed. mr. reed votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith of missouri votes aye. mr. rice. mr. rice votes aye. mr. schweikert. mr. schweikert votes yes. mrs. walorski. mrs. walorski votes yes. mr. lahood. mr. lahood votes yes. dr. wenstrup. dr. wenstrup votes yes. mr. arrington. mr. arrington: arrington is a yes. >> welcome to warsaw. you fought hard to

by then, mr yuill was dead and his girlfriend ms bell was seriously injured.r but we heard stirling in 2015. a101 call was made by a localfarmer but we heard in court that the call was not logged and the police incident —— no police incident was created so no police action was taken. the court heard john yuill is likely to have died at the time or soon after the accident but bell was conscious and able to communicate when the car was discovered three days later, she was taken to hospital but died four days after that. the court heard that had she been discovered 6—8 hours after the accident, and received treatment then, she would have in all probability survived with some long—term medical conditions. the court also heard that the accident happened at a time of great transition for police scotland and they have apologised unreservedly to they have apologised unreservedly to the families. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has confirmed her government will introduce legislation for a national care service. she said funding for social care in scotland w

thing for energy bells of hard working people across this country would be to follow labour �*s plan to nationalise the energy companies which the cbi say what cost as much as £2000 on bills. mr is working. employment optima job vacancies optima wages up. if we would've listened to the party absent rare would've listened to the party absen- ., ., would've listened to the party absen- ., . . ., would've listened to the party absen- ., . .., ., absent we would have never come out of lockdown- — absent we would have never come out of lockdown. we _ absent we would have never come out of lockdown. we are _ absent we would have never come out of lockdown. we are the _ absent we would have never come out of lockdown. we are the ones - absent we would have never come out of lockdown. we are the ones taking, | of lockdown. we are the ones taking, we are _ of lockdown. we are the ones taking, we are the _ of lockdown. we are the ones taking, we are the ones taking the difficult decisions, — we are the ones taking the difficult decisions, getting on with the job and our— decisions, getting on with the job and our plan is working. that decisions, getting on with the “ob and our plan is

bells tolling] ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. it is my pleasure to introduce general mark a.milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> mr.ating in this morning's ceremony. but most importantly, i want to thank the people who are here for today, the survivors of the murderous attack on this building and the families of the fallen. thank you all for participating, and we are all deeply humbled to be standing here on this sacred ground. twenty years ago began as a temperature typical morning -- as a typical morning for pentagon employees. those in uniform and our civilian colleagues settled into the rhythms of a normal tuesday morning with a near-cloudless sky, temperatures in the low 60s, and it promised to be a beautiful day. the passengers and crew of american airlines flight 77 were a little over an hour into their flight from dulles to l.a.; fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons, daughters, brothers and sisters. all that changed at 9:37 a.m. as the innocent were caught in the crossfire of terror. the ideology of hatred unfolded on this very ground. in seconds, scores of lives were lost. 184 men, women and children we

mr. calvert: if you talk to most people, in their comments, it was just a perfect autumn day. it was clear as a bellthe temperature was just wonderful, low humidity, you know, remarkable in washington, d.c. anyway in that time of year. and i remember driving to the hotel, next to the white house, because i was giving a speech to the generic pharmaceutical drug caucus, which i was chairman out. and they were down from new york, new york city, specifically. there were several hundred, 400 people there. i remember walking into the hotel, and i saw former secretary jim baker sitting in the lobby, and i briefly gave my respects and walked into the main room to speak to the folks in new york about generic pharmaceuticals, and i was given this -- giving this speech, and i got a note, passed on by my chief of staff, that a plane had gone into the world trade center. horrible accident. and then a few minutes later, i got a second piece of paper that said it was no accident. rep. lofgren: at some point, we said we are just going to go back in the session, and the security people flipped out. they could not do

mr. secretary, great to see you. >> good to be with you both. >> 16 minutes left in the trading down down 2.1%. well off the session lows. the dow down 740 we are now in the closing bell market zone. commercial free action mike santelli is here to break down the crucial moments and today we have strategist jonathan golob, as well. as i said down sharply but off the session lows and let's start there. we were down 971 now 730. a nice little bit of dip buying? >> yes attempts around 4300 we saw the waves of selling as people peeled back exposure. we have held for now you get to that point in the final hour of disorderly or bounce a little bit? we might finish short of the 5% number definitely plenty of damage has built up where you almost could say that the overall market is further along than the indexes are. we came into the day half of all stocks were down average stock in the s&p down 11% and 12% before you had today when most down 2% to 4%. you are starting to get that flush. i don't think we had any kind of peak panic and you wouldn't see that down 5%. >> some of the oil names down 2 % from the highs steel names down that much gold names media names as well. >> ex

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bell and i'm hopeful we are nearing the finish line. i look forward to bringing that bill, the build back better act to the floor soon. mr. speaker, i believe democrats will demonstrate unity on both pieces of legislation as we put president biden and quongal a -- congressional democrats agenda into action. let's get it done. vote yes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i reserve. i have the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the gentleman has the right to close. does the gentleman from missouri have any -- mr. graves: we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this body could and should have worked together in a bipartisan -- on bipartisan legislation to improve our roads and bridges, waste water infrastructure, and