mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes now. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong for snow. mr. steube. mr. steube votes no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes now. miss came? eric missed came up with snow? miss hageman? miss hageman votes no. miss palace get, mr. lynch? yes. >> mr. vintage votes yet. >> miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes i. and miss wasserman schultz? miss wasserman schultz to its eye. >> mr. connally? its economy both high. mr. garamendi? mr. allred? miss garcia? miss garcia votes i. mr. goldman? mr. goldman votes i? mister chair, how my recorded? >> miss plaskett, you are not reported. >> miss plaskett both i. >> mr. stewart, you are not recorded? mr. stewart votes no. >> all members voting? >> kirk roll report. >> mister chair, there are seven eyes and 12 knows. >> the motion fails. the gentleman is recognized for the remainder of his five minutes. >> point of inquiry -- the gentlelady is recognize -- >> mister chairman, i think we need to and confuse the record. sometimes i hear you talk about mr. landry appearing as a former

would have had an interest in the stabilizing, particularly the office of the interim president, mr. gates. and this must be of course, be taken into context. only last year did the form on the colonizer front, which had been in molly during the colonial days. and since its independence, you could say that relationships relationship as far as our, rather between a bummer call, as well as paris because of the 2 military coups that have been happening in that country. but also the military that is now in charge of molly, really had no patience for france and could not see anything that one of them being in the country any longer. following nearly a decade of insurgency in this a hell, molly has also been affected by the, the insurgency that really started way back. when natal decided that it was a good idea to go de, stabilize the north of africa at tech and kill mama gadhafi. and they did not know somehow that they are leasing a whole bunch of quite frequently. and this is still very much with the people of the central african republic as well as the hell countries. and this has killed thou

yield to mr. gates. >> i'm shocked to have to explain to a law professor that there is an obvious difference between engaging in the legislative process that is open, transparent, subject to our constitutional system, rather than having a ski white house staffers try to threaten social media companies under the auspices of some sort of allowed content moderation. . >> a mr. -- the didn't threaten or chorus the platform. they attorney generals complain they lack a factual basis. you did mention, as i understand, it just last, week the district judge in that case denied the administration's motion to dismiss. doesn't that's and i'll meet the opposite of what mr. shelley testified? >> turn on your mic. is your mic on? >> our federal district judge came to the opposite conclusion. >> that conclusion is that the -- there is plausible, factually geisha, and in support of a legally sufficient legal theory. that this censorship scheme violates first amendment. can you summarize some of the allegations of fact c

i yield five minutes to the gentleman from florida mr. gates. >> you talked about the market demand for fentanyl. i wanted to assess utility of that analysis in the context of a drug that is often spliced into other things that people are using. did your son seek out fentanyl, was he part of the market demand for fentanyl? >> know he bought a pill on a snapchat, a blue perc 30. >> in your experience, at dea, do you find that fentanyl is being placed into what people believe to be percocet? >> yes. >> xanax as well? >> yes. >> marijuana? >> there has been, i don't know the extent of it. >> mdma, ecstasy? >> not sure, but deftly in heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamines. it is the pure up fentanyl and the pills, they are making millions of them every day. >> i get you would think something would be an overdose if they were thinking it were something else, but if someone thinks they are using a different substance, that doesn't strike me as an overdose, that's a poisoning. i love your thoughts on it. on the republican side, i am the easiest to conc

it is happening in other cities as mr. gates gates pointed out. we'll go where we need to go. something that has to happen, has to stop. justice isn't supposed to be political. >> extension of the trump defense team trying to intimidate and deter the duly-elected district attorney of manhattan to do the work the constituents elected him to do. >> reporter: i wanted to give you both sides there. something we heard from those witnesses that have testified, there is continued frustration about the politics of all of this. one of the things has been a main focus has been gun laws. we've seen witnesses bring the focus back to enforcement and soft-on-crime policies as a key issue. take a listen. >> you can have all the gun legislation on the books if it is not enforced which is what alvin bragg is doing, it is not going to matter and people are going to die. >> reporter: there has been a lot of talk around statistics both sides claiming stats are on their side. i think the first sound bite was really important to underscore, especially for that live here in new york city, the idea o

mr. tabatabai, next to gate number 56, where they were saying that they were busy, and the car is now better, in this sense, it is a lot, but let me see how many things we have to do at the same time, and when it is supposed to be , if the basic teams work. let's develop these , the sound at the same time with the world's technology let's work with you, the arbitration package. if right now, if our country's football comes sooner than this , many problems will be solved. many people are sitting on the beach, happy . a large part of the protests will disappear. some people said that someone is controlling. the exact result is correct. do it with me. in the world's first division football, we see an orbit that flies, but they use technology to minimize it. they also say how about basic football we can expand this important discussion from the perspective of the culture of respect for the referee, the audience and the opposing team . when we are looking for result-oriented football , we cannot open this immortal culture further when, like insta, this result of conflict and scoring issues is dis

gates. we'll hear from mr. trump in a few minutes. jay gray has been outside the courthouse since early this morning. >> reporter: as the motorcade leaves, the historic trip is short, less than four miles. cameras getting a quick glimpse as former president trump enters the criminal courthouse. inside a process unprecedented in u.s. history begins to unfold. agents reading his rights and fingerprinting the former president. then after a short delay -- >> president trump, will you come speak to us? >> reporter: leading him into a courtroom, still photographers allowed inside briefly before the arraignment. the man who once sat in the oval office indicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records for his alleged role in a hush money scheme involving an alleged affair with stormy daniels just ahead of the 2016 election. >> these are felony crimes in new york state no matter who you are. >> reporter: mr. trump pleading not guilty. >> there were no facts in there. in an indictment you have alleged facts. >> reporter: the entire process s

a car belonging to mr gates was found at the country park near glasgow and an extensive search had beeny at the moment. thank you very much indeed for that, plenty more on that story on the bbc website and the app. you're live with bbc news. the us tv hostjerry springer has died at the age of 79. best known for that riotous show where his guests would air disagreements in public, before he stepped in to offer his advice. shows like that ten a penny these days, but no doubt he was the trailblazer. he was born in london in highgate tube station, where his parents were taking shelterfrom a bombing raid in the second world war. soon after, they left for the united states. springer trained as a lawyer, then became the mayor of cincinatti before turning to a career in television. jerry springer�*s representative, bradley singer, said mr springer died peacefully on thursday at his home in chicago. in a statement, jene galvin, a lifelong friend and spokesman for the family, said... mr springer appeared on the bbc�*s hardtalk programme in 2014. stephen sackur asked him if he looked back on his l

mr. mirzaei nashni said that apart from obtaining a permit from the gate, there must be other measures such as being present and it seems that there is no problem for law enforcement at the head of these devices, but in any case, at lower levels, violations are given at the passenger's house, and this issue implementing the law based on note 3 of article 7 of the law is a very good idea it doesn't hurt that the management department of the ministry of industry was in a limited space, and we should thank these people . good job, mr. union , i want to respect the elders, because, like before anything else , he added a few fee requests to the computer with the phone. how much was added? oslo, do you remember yasser arafat and others, what a disgrace for palestine to create in the agreement of principles and palestine mutual benefits , the weakening of the resistance front . we were bells and whistles in iran, god of reality sent to my life, i should not leave and my children should be sad, if god and i are a jewish woman, i am still alive, i should do everything i can. the palestine institute

heard with with reagan's own 1982 parliament address and with his 1987 remarks at the brandenburg gate. mr gorbachev, tear down this wall. we should all speak long. right? but it also ranks harry truman's 1947 truman doctrine, an address on the two ways of life in cold war. and john, 1960 3b9, berliner remarks in west berlin. so the evil speech is a model of rhetoric that explains an and advanced american grand strategy and policy. so on these terms this speech and truman's rank highest with the british parliament address as indispensable advanced support of the evil empire speech. and too many had forgotten what the soviet union was, what was what totalitarianism was. and reagan really reminded and, taught them. he faced an battle. we've heard a little bit about this, but it has to be said, especially for those who weren't alive at the time. reagan broke all the rules. he broke the realpolitik that banned moral comments about another state, another states regime. he knew he was at odds with the mainstream view of world politics that was coming out of detente years, that view depicted mora

mr. gottheimer: to add to that point. gate to that. part of what brian is pointing out is right. unfortunately small businesses often get brushed aside. that's part of a challenge we have. in jersey we have 99% of our businesses are small businesses. half the jobs. it's critically important for economic growth perspective we pay attention to them. you think about t brian is right also, you can't use an old model, old lens when you are living in a whole different world. than we were a couple decades ago. it was a different world. the good news is is that you have a lot more women on small businesses. a lot more minority-owned small businesses. those are great developments. the question is shouldn't we look at the s.b.a. and saying how do we make this place better for the world we are living in now and for technology for the fact of a more diverse work force. those are great things and what do we do about it to promote it more. we were very involved, the problem solvers caucus was involved in the last package on the last administration, reupping p.p.p., on e.i.d.l., which were crit

we have a plan that the freedom caucus put forward to cut $1.5 trillion immediately out of the gate and mr. biggs led the way on this with 500 bill with 500 specific targeted cuts toward those 1,200 unauthorized but still appropriated previous congresses programs that would save us another $500 billion so we'd never have to raise the debt ceiling again if we have the immediate $1.5 trillion cuts now and use the appropriations process this fall to cut even further. again, i yield back to mr. biggs and thank him for his leadership on this issue. mr. biggs: i thank the gentleman. i inquire of the speaker how much time we have left. 14 minutes, great. thank you. let's see how much i can consume of that, mr. speaker. i would have to say i commend you on your endurance, you've stood the whole time, i watched you now going for two-plus hours. well done. i'd be sitting down right now. so h.f.c. proposal we put in just recently, i think this is really important. the idea is to shrink washington and grow the country again. we proposed it in early march. the first thing is you cancel student loan for

it says lesson power barring gate in a i would war against russia, or mr. law says that kind of thing work isolated and is ready for dialogue in a new loki reality. it's becoming overshadowed by other national currencies as a global di dollarization trends gain with international funds and a ukranian court confines the head of the country's largest. one of the 3 to 60 days of house arrest amended a just because with additional ties to russia with welcome to you from the n r t international news team live from moscow. let's take a look at the top stories behind i did the week, as well as the latest news. welcome to the weekly bhaskar has accused washington of being the main initiator of i'm to russian policy among western powers. that's as a criminal this week laid out. it's new foreign policy doctrine for the coming years, the countries talk diplomat saturday law roof said russia is determined to build stronger relations with the developing world. global no, you serve them with you. go monthly. united states is named as the main initiative, anti russian policy. in general, the west po

you were there, and it's interesting that i was arrested, i know that behind the gates, there is a lot of food for mr. shirazi . i love you very much. you were part of the finals of the world's hope that these respectable young people and the future of football came back . i want to say that you were the place of the earth i reacted at the time, but no one ever answered the phone number because he was from where he is still, i don't know how it is possible for tehran football to have so many problems in 15 years and no one can transfer the assets of melli ara bank of tehran. jovan ekbatan, pars kushan, football, football in tehran, persepolis, there was no help from the government. i can say that this is the way it is. these clubs are the same part of tehran football. i don't want to go back to the past. for a few days, the tv has been talking to the crow about the issues. is it possible to play grassroots football instead of pure football? let him show himself i heard that you can bet on special events. is it possible for football to be in the showcase of a car that you buy a car, give up, go higher

mr. farshid. hello , i really liked you. please summarize what kind of industry the defense of the health system's gate was unveiled today. we had a referral system. in reality, the system helps us to have integrated electronic services from level 12, hours 2 and 3, and our patient who comes to us can be referred to level 1 by a childcare provider . when the doctor comes, he can also write to him electronically. he can also place the patient with the initial diagnosis and his need for a 320 specialist. it is a good system that can see all the items in the system at the level of two specialist doctors. we will see what medicine our general practitioner has prescribed and diagnosed, medical history for sale and if d test requested, ultrasound done, good test done and he sees a specialist or determines another diagnosis or another test and finally the medicine does up to four things for the patient . then this patient of yours told me that the diagnosis of mine and the property that should be used and you will follow up in a week or two in the next week, do you need to come back again, the power is integrated, there are some

mr. trump's legal challenges won't end at the mar-a-lago gates post reporting that justice department is sing possibl obstruction by mr. trump citing sources familiar with the matter in the special counsel's investigation of classified documents allegedly kept at the former president's florida home. nbc news has not confirmed that report and the justice department is not commenting mr. trump on social media on sunday attacking all of th investigations against him as efforts to, quote, interfere with, rig and steal elections. while mr. trump is in a courthouse tomorrow, a group of some of his most vocal supporters led by marjorie taylor greene will hold what they're calling a peaceful protest on his behalf just behind our camera position mr. trump argued this city is so set against him he cannot get a fair trial here, saying he might call for a change of venue, once this process is fully underway savannah >> garrett, thank you. juan to turn to nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. hi, laura. an arraignment is usually pretty pro forma proceeding. >> yes. >> in court. this one will b

mr. schumer and president biden should take note of that. >> i'm hearing matt gates say that they're eightuts out of this moment in time. there will not be a vote tomorrow. do you speak? have you personally spoken to kevin mccarthy about this? >> i was going to speak to him this evening but i spoke to a member of his leadership team. i made very clear what i stood, several of my colleagues did the same and they've been public about it. so i think that there's still a little work to. do but i don't despair. that and i think that what the american people want to see is that people, putting aside partisan affiliation and working together to reduce spending and to not have the catastrophic impact of defaulting, which is not something anybody wants to see. >> you heard me say, at the outset, i addressed the subject with some level of competition, because i feel like viewers across the country are saying we heard it all before, and they always seem to work this out. this is going to get worked up? >> i hope so and there is a lot of momentum towards that. but, ultimately the democrats are going t

mrs. kammerer was also on hand. >> this is how we come together and this is what barbara lee does . she builds bridges, not just the golden gate in the bay where you cross to come into these different neighborhoods, but she really truly builds bridges. with people. >> diana bakhtin also spoke at the event and congresswoman lee is running against fellow representatives for the seat permanently held by retired senator dianne feinstein. >>> taking you outside with a live look from a couple of our traffic cameras across the bay area. you can see a lot of sunshine and we are tracking changes ahead. meteorologist, rob mayeda. >> cooley it and breezy. you see the clouds in san francisco and more about tonight. a cool and breezy finish to the weekend, number 70s tomorrow. in the 60s any daily chance for showers could involve a slight chance for thundershowers by tuesday and some big changes ahead. first up the wind speed. notice tomorrow our by our, gusty and cooler temperatures. a chance of seeing showers later monday into tuesday as the cold air pressure drops down. weaving flood watches in the sierras because it will start snowing

mr. randall technology in law of a whole. now we want to apply robotics and new technologies. i engineering architecture and recycling it to create sustainable products that are popular product dish gates won't kid. i think it will work awesome with the yeah, the 1st tests for plastic tables and chairs are promising. this 3 d printer should soon be processing 6 killers of plastic per hour. good news for a senior, the felina where more and more people are helping to transform plastic waste into useful objects that are both colorful and fun. cities littered with plastic clogged rivers, dead animals. according to india's environment ministry, the country produces $3500000.00 tons of plastic waste a year. but experts believe it's actually much more. now the country has banned single use plastic. however, implementing the band is proving to be a big challenge. for real oh, student ashish, tomorrow's role models or the thieves from the t. v series. money heist. but he has a more sustainable goal in mind than holding up banks. he aims to make his home city of delhi plastic, free through what he calls, plastic height blotting over. we steal plastic from people. some just give it to us. but oth

mr. president to the region, to central asia , to dushanbe, to uzbekistan, to kazakhstan, to russia. take, for example, the case of asia our center was the entry gatecentral asia , turkmenistan, but because of some issues, our communication was cut off. the channel of the theme of the railway team, i said that it took a lot of effort . i had a very good news, our tax collectors were closed for about three years, the actors of one of our entrances to our sultan, if we enter turkmenistan, enter uzbekistan, tajikistan, these obstacles were removed , and our business growth, for example, with tajikistan to tunisia , about three times, four times and five times growth we have a business relationship with service export projects the engineering that we got in tajikistan is worth 500 million, kazakhstan is worth 10 million, like 329 million, compared to what you were doing before. well, these obstacles will be resolved with the negotiations to solve the problems and solve the transit problem with the joint commissions that were held. it can be more. one of our plans for this year is to maintain the situation first and not change it. the current situation

mr. abakumov’s fishing house, the relatives of the police apparently avoid meeting with the press, and the defendants in the high-profile corruption case were isolated from society for the duration of the investigation. enter these gatesthere were about 10 special cars in just a day, and all the servants of themis of the essentuki city court were involved in the meetings at which the police chose a preventive measure during the day , three more people were brought to the court because of a few hours, the court chose a preventive measure from 24 defendants in the criminal case. by the way, the only one whom the conveyors left in handcuffs, even in a glass box, was the likely leader of the gang , dmitry fishing, apparently, the security forces believe that the lieutenant colonel is dangerous. why in a bracer? nikah, only one of the twenty-four detainees went under house arrest ; the rest were taken to the pre-trial detention center of stavropol security. sergey sungurtyan was so upset that for some reason he hinted to journalists that they were going to take revenge, but the local media reported that a commission from the central office of the ministry of internal affairs arrived in the region to conduct an internal che

gate. and the this winterer--n.let's let him continual. i want to add. two more minutes. >> speaker: thank you, mr. president. particularly with this last rainy winter i saw so many water rushing topsoil down the path in the mini park and into the city drains. so i'm not quite understanding how it's just located in that area. but in deed, what i'm asking today is that the commission to instruct staff and expedite what needs to be done now six months later, if there is lead in the soil, that is, that is primarily goal should be to eradicate that. and again, after six months, it's a health issue that needs to be addressed and with that i thank you for your time. >> thank you for bringing it to our attention. >> speaker: thank you. >> clerk: there any other public comment in room 416? all right, and seeing no hands. going to double check, no hands raised in our webex, public comment is closed. shall i move on. >> consent calendar. >> clerk: we're on item 5, consent calendar, first i'll ask the commissioners if there is anything you would like to remove from consent today? >> no. >> clerk: and now i will take pub

mr. trump's legal challenges won't end at the mar-a-lago gates the "washington post" reporting that the justicet at the former president's florida home nbc news has not confirmed that report and the justice department is not commenting mr. trump on social media sunday attacking all of the investigations against him as efforts to, quote, interfere with, rig and steal elections. while mr. trump is in the courthouse tomorrow, some of his most vocal supporters including marjorie taylor greene will host a peaceful protest on his behalf in the park just behind our camera position here mr. trump has been arguing that the city of new york is so against him he cannot get a fair trial here, posting on social media, leading a lot of folks to believe once this process gets started, he might push for a change of venue. just one of the many things we'll be watching in the unprecedented weeks ahead. >> garrett haake, thank you so much. >> do we still have jonathan lemire around? >> i think we do. >> and mike barnicle. >> i'm here. >> very interesting new poll just came out that shows 60% of americans, 6 in 10

gates, and she lives rent free. say what you will, clarence thomas has won mother's day. "oh, chocolate covered strawberries again? that's nice. i hear mrson betrayed the justice system to get her a carport." now, crow claims there's nothing corrupt about this, saying, "my intention is to one day create a public museum at the thomas home. just a reminder, harlan crow has hitler's napkins and a statue of stalin in his garden, so building you a museum? not a huge compliment. now, technically, there's a federal law that requires justices to disclose the details of real estate sales over $1,000, but thomas never disclosed this sale. however, now that everyone knows about it, clarence thomas says he will amend his financial disclosure forms to reflect the sale. what? you don't get to just make good after you've been caught! "all right, you caught me. i stabbed him. but watch as i take the knife out of his chest and put it back in the drawer. now, give me those stabbing disclosure forms. hold on. stab, stab, stabbity stab." yesterday, crow did an interview and gave his side of the story, telling the reporter, "i have to set the record straight

gates of florida, or their respective designees. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. c for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. cole: by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 327 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 14, house resolution 327. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 2811 to provide for a responsible increase to the debt ceiling, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution shall be considered as adopted. the bill, as amended, shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill, as amended, and on any further amendment thereto, to final passage without intervening motion except, one,

gates gaits ing this debate. i look forward to taking this up with the help of my friend mr.eeks in house foreign affairs to make sure we can satisfy our obligation first to the american people and also to our allies who count on us to take up the mantle and use the global leadership not to be isolationist and also not to be imperialist, but to make sure that we are staying strong at home first. mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. and have the right to close. will i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: i, too, have no further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. gaetz: i would inquire as to my remaining time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 19 1/2 minutes. mr. gaetz: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i want to respond to the argument of my colleague from michigan. he says that our withdrawals must be event-based rather than time-based. i would ask, what events are we waiting for in somalia exactly? are we waiting for a jeffersonian dem

gates gaits ing this debate. i look forward to taking this up with the help of my friend mr. meeks in house foreign affairs to make sure we can satisfy our obligation first to the american people and also to our allies who count on us to take up the mantle and use the global leadership not to be isolationist and also not to be imperialist, but to make sure that we are staying strong at home first. mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. and have the right to close. will i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: i, too, have no further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. gaetz: i would inquire as to my remaining time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 19 1/2 minutes. mr. gaetz: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i want to respond to the argument of my colleague from michigan. he says that our withdrawals must be event-based rather than time-based. i would ask, what events are we waiting for in somalia exactly? are we waiting for a jeffersonian d

gate then a young man approached me. well, judging by the voice, the philanthropist offered his help. i refused. somehow i wasn't used to trusting mrscine with her. and now the package, where this one in the kitchen i have not yet dismantled. you see , when you don't see it, it's hard right away . wow, yes, that's what i want for you. andrey, you promised to fix the call. well , i'm sorry, i forgot. hello. what about the tv? you bottles all day at home. or this is what i should be doing. if he decided to play cards. who is zinchuk i warned him not to play cards with senchuk. so on. in short, seryoga went to play poker with senchuk. so let's go show me where it is? i have to ask. where not to? you owe me money. write. let's not agree with you. i didn't take any medals. guys, i already told you just waited. until the old woman is gone. let go, you don’t have the right ale nikolaevich and they came to me in the proletarsky 7 group and from i detained one on business in his temple. yes, i don’t know, i don’t know anything that you don’t know. war heroes need to know let's get in the car. well, what about you, then we'll talk. oh, maybe

mr. biden's report for the decision-making process in afghanistan, makes it all the worst because it underscores the problem was the final decision, that is joe biden's awful judgment. you know, robert gates every foreign policy decision he's ever made. this would seem to fall into that category. >> and one point, people forget, only one national security council meeting on the 14th of august that talk the about evacuation. that was a deputy's meeting, one. they didn't even talk about it, and they surely disregarded all the information that came from the military and the c.i.a. >> john: i want to ask you about evan, he is charged with espionage, in a hell-hole of a prison, he has an appeal hearing on the 18th of april. what are the chances of getting him out and what's going on behind the scenes as far as you know might be going on? >> nothing going on right now that we are tracking. he's just going to be another pawn and look at what happened to him, the prison they put him in is the worst prison of all the russian prisons. >> john: it's meant to suck your soul. >> they will use him as a pawn, negotiating piece in the future, i don't see anything in the near term coming out of this. the

mr. trump. we begin with vaughn hillyard in palm beach dasha burns in manhattan and laura jarrett here with me in new york we see the gate there at mar-a-lago when that white gate comes up, the limo will be coming out. his car. what we're learning about the latest from his social media posts overnight. >> right, andrea we're all watching the exact same shot that everybody at home is watching here right now that is the first camera point that is the exit of his mar-a-lago private club in the place that is also his home. we expect to see him any moment now leaving mar-a-lago, coming around here. we're about a quarter mile away from where that shot is you presently see. we saw a few images of some of his campaign staff including boris epstein who has been coordinating his legal counsel across the country for the federal cases, the state case in new york, as well as the fulton county investigation in georgia. that motorcade, we counted about seven vehicles, it will come past where we are now. you've got a handful of supporters who have come out here this is where palm beach connects west palm beach and that motorcade is goin

mr. gallagher. >> secretary austin wonder predecessors secretary gates described his greatest success as a quote or on the pentagon that involved really cutting through the bureaucracy and spending 45 million to develop and field the mrap program which is responsible for saving thousands of lives in iraq. as you look at the problem we face across the taiwan strait, what do you see as your version of that? what is your version of the mrap success, the thing that you are personally bird-dog and to ensure the bureaucracy is not slowing down our efforts to enhance deterrence across the taiwan strait? >> in accordance with taiwan relations act, as you know we are absolutely focus on making sure that taiwan has what it needs to defend itself, the right kinds of capabilities. pulling together what it takes to get those capabilities to taiwan at relevant speed is the challenge, and you see us and i think we may have talked to you about this yesterday, pulling together a number of entities to work at this problem set, more work to be done for sure but when moving out. >> what is, in simple terms, that even

long and leave you with just this gorgeous view of the golden gate bridge one more time before we head into the nine o'clock hour. let's talk to mrmes. no doubt about it. the pictures there. you just showed. blue sky city. if you will. nice little breeze will pick up later. cold morning, but we're already past that. so sunny, breezy, maybe 2025 mph, but highest trying to bump up a little bit right above the county has been around 27 to 34 mph mount diablo 36. at this peak mount veeder all in there around 25 or so but at the surface not too bad, but the breeze will pick up seeing more forties and fifties now napa airport. i don't think up below 49. they had too much of a breeze. fairfield's 51 brown woods, 53 degrees palo alto now 53. but we had a lot of thirties this morning really cold for april, 13th for us. everything is coming down out of the north. as far as the breeze goes with that low up in oregon is kicking east. as it does after today, things will calm down. it looks good next four days. clear morning chilly to cold. sunny, nice, breezy at times, but still good, great visibility air quality 50 sixties to near 70, and th

bombing attack in the murder of american citizens at the gate in afghanistan we ask you to please provide your observations in writing to this committee. mr. chairman i yield. >> the gentleman yields back the chair recognized misty and barry for five minutes. >> taken mr. chairman and i want will come and take all of our witnesses for being here today. obviously our inspector general lays a vital role in ensuring the oversight of her federal agencies and i want to thank all of you as well as your staff with the important work that you do. i want to take the opportunity to think all of her active duty military and veterans who served bravely and afghanistan and continue to serve our country. i want to acknowledge the comments of the previous speaker here. there is no question that the withdrawal from afghanistan was chaotic. it was terrifying. it was violent, it was difficult in the loss of those 13 service members can never be replaced. they paid ultimate sacrifice for their service on behalf of our country. we should be honoring their memory here today in this committee hearing. but i also want to acknowledge that the american mission in

mr. watterson, what specific things were implemented over the course of this year to earn back the trust of your flight crews, gates, and all of the other frontline personnel that were thrown -- by this collapse that many of your own personal -- and significantly bad weather, and then it did. what are you doing to earn back the trust of your crews and personnel? >> thank, you senator. that's an important point for us. the lessons learned, we look at systemic issues that we face here, involving our union leaders, both in the input stage right now, with their opinions of what went wrong, but the flight attendants and pilot unions, the frontline workforces, and we committed to them once we had a competent view of what went wrong. then we will share the recommendations out for them, and develop the details of that. i think that the involvement in the work to make sure this doesn't happen again is a good way to show engagement with them, and to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> i'll ask you a question for the record, and i want you to respond to me in writing. please explain the specific benchmark that southwest mu

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mr. president, some 53 years ago this saturday i stood side by side with tens of thousands of people in san francisco's golden gate park. i was a naval flight officer completing my training, about to deploy from my base in most field california -- moffett field, california to head for southeast asia and gathered with tens of thousands of people to celebrate our country's first ever earth day. that same year democrats and republicans worked together with then-president richard nixon to create a federal agency dedicated to protecting our environment. the name of that agency, the environmental protection agency. decades later i can still vividly remember -- i can, i can close my eyes and remember it now, that first earth day and the urgency we felt to save our planet. today a younger generation also shares that sense of urgency. while i believe that we ought to live every day like it's earth day, on april 22 each year i especially welcome the opportunity to reflect and give thanks for the incredible natural resources and natural beauty that god has given us on this planet of ours. earth day is also a time for all of