mrs. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves. the unborn. since 1973 over 60 million american children have lost their lives to the atrocity of abortion. the greatest human rights violation in history. we often boast that we are a nation of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. yet we deny this sacred right to the most innocent among us. last year the supreme court gave the unborn a monumental victory with the dobbs ruling returning the issue of abortion to congress and the states. that is why today i'm introducing a series of three bills designed to further protect the most vulnerable among us, the unborn. first, the love them both act. this would prevent the equal employment opportunity commission from exploiting the pregnant workers fairness act to cover abortion or abortion related services. the pregnant workers fairness act is designed to protect pregnant women from discrimination in the workplace and it should not be used for political purposes. we have

mr. miller, along with dr. hines from dickinson college and a number of other medical experts, appear before governor geary and before the commonwealth attorney general, who at that time is f carol brewster. and they argue that be pardoned following the arguments, the attorney general recommends that the governor to review the case. and so instead the governor signs a death warrant for dr. cooper. he actuallsigns to cumberland death warrants. the other one that he signs. as for adam titus had admitted his guilt in the murder of friend. and so that really was not a whole lot of controversy see there. so we have two death warrants signed and the december second, 1869, is set as date of execution. the case had attracted international attention. this case is reported on page one of the london times. so articles appear throughout other newspapers as well. in early december. 1869, the prussian minister to the united states, baron von holt, came to harrisburg to discuss the case with governor. he did that at the urgin

mr. miller, along with dr. hines from dickinson college and a number of other medical experts, appear before governor geary and before the commonwealth attorney general, who at that time is f carol brewster. and they argue that be pardoned following the arguments, the attorney general recommends that the governor to review the case. and so instead the governor signs a death warrant for dr. oper. he actually signs to cumberland death warrants. the other one that he signs. as for adam titus had admitted his guilt in the murder of friend. and so that really was not a whole lot of controversy see there. so we have two death warrants signed and the december second, 1869, is set as date of execution. the case had attracted international attention. this case is reported on page one of the london times. so articles appear throughout other newspapers as well. in early december. 1869, the prussian minister to the united states, baron von holt, came to harrisburg to discuss the case with governor. he did that at the urgin

mr. miller, first of all how did you put into cooking in the first place? >> yes it is actually a funny story. i was on a vacation at disneyrl world with my friend and she got sick. we spent the entire vacation in our hotel room watching the great british bake-off. i became enamored with it. i love that show so much i decided to teach myself w how to bake everything they were breaking. over the next couple of years i did just that. that's how i got into baking and how i got into the history of food i used to talk about the history of food on the show. >> what might you put this up on youtube your experimentation? what's a friend at work. i would bring in my creations to my coworkers and let them try them. but they had to listen to a lecture on history at the same time and one of my coworkers said you should put this up on youtube. so i did.. and it worked out. >> how many subscribers you have now? >> would just pass 1.7 million. >> went and how did history become a part of your cooking show? >> history was actually the beginning of it. i have been a fan of

mr. miller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: i might self have been the victim of george santos, as well as other members of congress, in terms of defrauding through public donations, receiving ethics complaint from the fcc. you are a crook. i know i should direct my comments to the chair. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new york, mrd mr. santos: i would like to move to have the gentleman from ohio's words stricken from the record, please. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's request is not timely, but i would remind members to direct their remarks to the chair. the gentleman is recognized mr. santos: mr. speaker, hypocrisy, as i mentioned, my colleague wants to come up here, call me a crook, same colleague who is accused of being a woman beater. are we really going to ignore the facts that we all have pasts and we all have the media coming out against us on a daily basis? every last one of us has struggled with every little ounce of what happens in public se

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the indianola rotary club has given the third graders over 5,280 dictionaries since the first year in 2003. it supports youth leadership and literacy for children and adults and with their literacy focus they have been able to support and and inspired children in our community. thank you rotary club members for the time and effort you have donated to your community. thank you, mr. speaker, today i rise to congratulate aaron bartolomey for his word record pencil collection. the colfax historical society helped to certify the tally of his record breaking collection of 69,255 pencils with assistance from the american pens the collector society. these bodden advertising pencils are mostly from local businesses and one is recorded as over 100 years old. as a child, his hobby began after going to a fly market -- fly market with his -- flee market with his grandfather. congratulations to aaron on your guinness world record and be

westerman: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from iowa mrs. miller-meeks. >> i rise in support of protecting our communities from failure to secure our border. our national parks should be used for recreation and not used as a coverup for president biden's failed policy. 6.4 illegal crossings including 169 on the terror watch list. instead of reinstating the policies that work, this administration is housing migrants in our schools and now in national parks. there are facilities that are sitting empty and the ice processing facility in california. this 2,000-bed facility which is fully funded has sat empty since 2020 due to a court injunction. we should be using the i.c.e. facilities versus burdening our community that don't have the proper resources or facilities. stop this lawlessness and protect our national parks becoming tent cities for illegal immigrants. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from arkansas. mr. newhouse: the biden administration has failed to secure our border and

mr. miller failed to respond.oms and border protection provided a public comment to "the new york post" saying about my letter, quote, this is a mischaracterization of this issue based on incomplete records, and we're unable to comment further based upon open litigation regarding these cases. something bureaucrats regularly hide behind, with the quotation like that. on september 27 of this year, i wrote another letter to secretary mayorkas and mr. miller, demanding they explain their second inaccurate public comment. customs and border protection but not the department of homeland security provided a response on october 17. that letter said, quote, the office of special counsel didn't issue a final report finding a prohibitive personnel practice and didn't initiative corrective action litigation before the merit system protection board on the petitioner's behalf, end of quote. did anyone catch that distinction? the public comment said, quote, corrective action, end of quote. the letter said corrective action litig

mr. miller, this remains the main priority and goal of the white house administration. however, the spokesperson of the us state department added that adali is his direct speech. what we expect will be a very difficult winter begins. and let me add that speaking of a very difficult winter, he had, he meant winter specifically for ukraine. it is a great pity, but i really hope that already at the beginning of the year we will still receive help from the united states of america, which will be added to the help from the european union , and we will receive new weapons so that our warriors can defeat the aggressor. russia represents a strategic threat to the european union, so the member countries of the community should actively stand by ukraine. and to help her more and faster, said the head of european diplomacy josep borel said during a speech at the zoom grand the continent forum, while he added that ... it is becoming more and more difficult to do this every day, and explained why: according to mr. borel, not everyone in the eu is of the same opinion now, so he has t

mr. miller, this remains a top priority and goal of the white house administration.ever. the spokesman for the us state department added, further his direct speech. what we expect will be a very difficult winter begins. well, i will add that speaking of very he had a difficult winter, the winter he meant specifically for ukraine. it is a great pity, but i really hope that at the beginning of the year we will still receive help from the united states of america, which will be added to the help from. of the european union and we will receive new weapons so that our front-line soldiers can beat the aggressor. russia represents a strategic threat to the european union, therefore the member states of the community should actively stand by ukraine and help it more and faster. this is what the head of the european union said of diplomacy josep borel said during a speech at the zomgrad forum. continent, at the same time he added that it is becoming more and more difficult to do this every day and explained why, according to mr. borel, not everyone in the eu now holds such an

apply to the political opposition says the spending cuts are unconstitutional, and a violation of mr. miller's campaign of pledges a hundreds of demonstrators and gathered and next to a city theater ahead of the leaders arrival. citizens were outraged by a local security operation which included the 3 closers and the deployment of hundreds of police officers. as well as hell call sir, as for how the light is turning into the region for testers and brandishing banners, denouncing the ties of him for ever seen by riot control. squads administrators haul, his economic reforms and social, an entire stomach and democratic for the miller administration. is currently storming ahead with election pledges to devalue the country, struggling currency aimed at making exports less expensive and leaving domestic petrol prices. the so called a free market forces and that's proving devices are 2. steve sweeney examines how south america 2nd largest economy is coping radical reforms. files ins on the streets. the my break pro us president. it's a step back in time for origin tina, as washington seeks to explor

mrs. miller: i rise today to honor the life and legacy of angie wood. angie was a leader in illinois who touched the lives of countless people. she was someone who empowered the people around her and was an inspiration to everyone she met. she was quick to invite new friends to dinner and was always there to help someone in need. angie embodied selfless devotion to her family, her community, and her country. everyone knew angie as a patriot because of her love for our constitution and devotion to serving our country. she organized women's constitutional luncheons to teach people about our history, our rights, and our freedoms. she firmly believed that knowledge is power. and she was devoted to our founding fathers' vision of self-government. angie's patriotism was not something she merely talked about. it was something she lived out every day because of her love for god and country. at her core, angie was a christian whose faith in christ was evidence to everyone -- evident to everyone around here and she sought to carry the love of jesus into the worre

so i'll just ask that when she comes to refunding anybody's mr. miller's or of, and you know, it's a good summary, but sometimes you see old russian railways and we'll get back to this and take a look. do i have no idea of the you're going to be the guy to be sure of. you still have not been able to see what they should ready for us to meet you. and all of us spoke a guy and spoken about turn towards the city of evil and seems pressure across the comic interests. there are not the whole school districts is nice team across rows of lots of use gram with you friday. you please to the transport all to raise if you did our insurance library and railway river over here to show me that he was a poppy because normally do take the most of the cargo from city near issued his home school bound for europe and catholics. commonsense felicia, it goes through but usually goes through their fortune by staples and they are off there. as a result, we see these long segments, obviously abuse because it's a good fellow smith that all of the highway is just a 2 lane road i'm offering. you visual a, lots

mr. miller is exactly right that hamas is holding back those who could testify on this issue.ecause hamas' position has been of course that for real jous reasons that these kinds of attacks wouldn't have happened and that is running contrary to almost all of the evidence that we have seen so far. >> david sanger, thank you so much for all of that analysis. we appreciate you for come on. >> sure. >>> and a spike of a virus among children has parents and doctors scrambling for a new solution, and solution right now that is in short supply. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> this morning, a resolution is in the works, a statement, a declaration from the house of representatives to condemn hamas' use of sexual violence and rape against israeli women on

anymore questions for mrs. miller? okay. thank you very much for that report and if we can open this up to public comment. >> any members provide comment on item 6b? >> this is a very good presentation in general. i would like the general manager and the commission to focus on the bayview hunters point. there are many, i repeat, many homes that have lead pipes. it is easy to say and make general statements, but it is quite another thing to first locate the homes and then do something about it, because with the water system improvement project and the sewer system improvement project, there is a lot of general statements about helping the general population in san francisco. if our children have been drinking contaminated water and none of your commissioners have the guts to talk about it and then do something about it, then something is wrong. i'm asking the general manager because i ask kelly and he promised me and he said okay i'll do something, but he did nothing. i'm asking the general manager herrera to please not allow

mr. miller's credit card to take money from his account.razen theft, and that the evidence was very clear, very overwhelming, which is why i was so stunned when republican leadership came out and actually advocated against expelling mr. santos. thankfully the vast majority of the members of the house of representatives who read the report and who were outraged by what the details within it have the presence of mind to do the right thing for the house of representatives and for the american people. but it really is stunning that house republican leadership said it still wasn't enough. >> and, you know, steve kornacki was reminding us that santos is now the sixth member to be expelled in the history of the united states. congresswoman, just your thoughts on, you know, the house of representatives and the senate and is such a vital part of american democracy. and i'm just wondering your thoughts, the bigger picture of just where we are as a nation. >> you know, it is unfortunate that the american public has seen, especially over the last sever

mr. miller: the reason why is it they don't want these women to talk about what happened to them during their custody. amna: at a news conference in tel aviv, family members of israelis still held captive expressed frustration toward their government. shelley's son omer was kidnapped at music festival on october 7. >> look me in the eyes, your children could have been like ours. would you have waited 59 days to bring them home? amna: over the weekend, biden administration officials deliver their sharpest criticism of israel's campaign in gaza yet. vice president harris at the u.n. climate summit in dubai. vp harris: frankly the images and videos coming from gaza are devastating. we believe israel must do more to protect innocent civilians. amna: and defense secretary lloyd austin at a defense form in california. secretary often: in this kind of fight, the center of gravity is the civilian population. if you drive them into the arms of the enemy you place a tactical victory with strategic defeat. amna: the u.s. military said three commercial ships in the southern red sea were struck by ballist

i'd like to just reply to mr miller, if i may . he's like to just reply to mr miller, if i may. no problem with their obesity. but what they did in 2008 was to introduce a law and the law said, you will measure your waste every year , measure your waste every year, and if it doesn't fall within prescribed boundaries , your prescribed boundaries, your employer will be fined. what happened ? employers started to happened? employers started to have exercise classes in their homes , in their workplaces , and homes, in their workplaces, and the japanese measured each other and they have now 6% as opposed to 20 odd percent. and that is the way to go about it. you need to have intervention from from government in order to make things, uh , in order to make things, uh, in order to make people do what is required. okay >> that is the chairman of the national obesity forum, tam fry, and also the former presenter of fat families, steve miller. thank you very much for debating that with us this morning. thank you very much indeed. >> well, they're back . the panel >> well, they're back. the

escalating was also made a dangerous for john list to report from sudan, but the, the correspondence miller, mr. get exclusive access into the south of the country. she sent us district board from the a, giving com for internally displaced people in the new by mountains. these remote pods of sedan has become a place of refuge for people fleeing the war. and some of them can now tell the stories. and the name is honda, how mulder, i fled from one heart to of to last my 2 children and one of my legs shipped to tell the stories we had to enter so done legally by ourselves so done to reach the remote new the mountains region check phones a guarded by the s p. m and rebel group. they've been fighting the sudanese government for almost 40 years, demanding self determination and secularism. now the war has re ignited this old conflict. as we traveling with german n g o cap anymore, we are allowed to pass after an 8 hour drive, we reach a good weekend, thousands of internally displaced. people have sold refuge here, including honda. how much fit i've done at the bomb. he tell a house, i didn't lose my

to the the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, vice chair of the education and work force committee, mrs. miller. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank chairman thompson and chairwoman foxx for sponsoring this legislation. i rise in support h.r. 1147 whole milk for healthy kids act. this recognizes the nutritional pen fits for whole milk. as a result of the radical obama policies led by michelle obama only low-free -- fat or fat free milk are sold. whole milk is a rich source of essential nutrients and sail shyium and -- calcium and vitamin d. studies have shown that whole milk can contribute to healthier weight in children. i raised my seven children on whole fat milk and all within normal weights and i also have recognized that children have high-fat diets stay full longer. i am proud to support this bill on behalf of parents and thank america's dairy farmers for producing milk for our families. and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady from north carolina reserves. ms. foxx: my understanding is that there was a limit to what my colleague from pennsylvania could put under general leave.

mr. miller is recognized for five minutes. ms. miller: thank you. i'm still utterly horrified by the atrocities committed against our ally israel by hamas on october 7. there really are no words to describe what consider occurred and this depravity is being met. and i pray the terrorist organization hamas is destroyed so they never can commit these kinds of attacks ever again. it is rip in genesis, the lord has said to abram, go from your country, your people, your father's household to the land i will show you. i will make you into a great nation, and i will bless you. i will make your name great and you will be a blessing. i will bless those who bless you and whoever curses you, i will curse. and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you. i want to specifically thank talia for joining us today and sharing her harrowing account of terror that was perpetuated by another student against the jewish community at cornell university. i can assure you they will be and should be brought to justice. the concerning trend we've witnessed is the influen

mrs. kelly johnson, member offense the west virginia delegation, senator joe manchin, senator shelley capito, representative alexander moody and representative carol miller chief randy moore of the united states forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter ethan reese, west virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds at the architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all americans can be proud of. a lot of preparation and effort goes into findin

mr. mancherevich is over. hedgehog miller'st was made public in 2011, a year after april 10, 2010. however, the objective conclusions did not suit the party the rights and justice of jaroslaw kaczynski, the brother of the deceased lech kaczynski, in 2016 , the then minister of defense antoni micherevich, an active participant in the so-called smolensk sect, undertook to re-investigate the plane crash, everything reached the point of great absurdity, but the commission. worked for many years, in general, initially they tried to do it in such a way as to blame on the crash of the presidential plane in april 2010, on the one hand, their political opponents, headed by donald tusk, on the other hand, russia, that is, no evidence was found, but the money huge amounts have been spent and will be continued, because the new leadership of the ministry of defense is collecting... a legal assessment of the commission’s actions and also from the point of view of the funds spent, is it a waste? however, it is unlikely that tusk and his gover

my thoughts and prayers go out to the entire miller family during this difficult time. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate kevin exley who was elected council member. the city was up for a special election to fill an empty city state. now thanks to kevin, that seat is occupied. he has made it known he wants to update ordinances, adjusting term limits. the special election was special. september 19 started out with a few voters and grew to hundreds showing up to cast their ballots. this is a story of redemption and served on the council 2019-2020. the road back to city council. he plans to run for mayor election again. congratulations, kevin, i know you will serve the city of rankin well. mr. speaker, i rise today in remembrance of hubert gen who passed away on september 21. he played college football at florida a&m university and then was drafted into the national football league and two-time bowl champion aruba playing for the miami dolphins and baltimore colts and oakland raiders. his family and friends remember him as an amazing father, brother, son and man with so mu

mr. clerk public comment is closed and i would like to make a recommend motion to recommend e elizabeth miller on to the seat number 2 and send it to the full board. >> i believe that will be seat 4. appeals board number 2. yea. yes on that motion, vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk on a unanimous vote elizabeth mill are recommended to the full board. congratulations. any further business. >> thank you, we are adjourn d ed. >> we have quorum. >> okay. before calling the first item i'd like to announce the (coughing) excuse me - excuse me - are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory.

mr. clerk public comment is closed and i would like to make a recommend motion to recommend e elizabeth miller on to the seat number 2 and send it to the full board. >> i believe that will be seat 4. appeals board number 2. yea. yes on that motion, vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk on a unanimous vote elizabeth mill are recommended to the full board. congratulations. any further business. >> thank you, we are adjourn d ed. >> driver, bye. >> hi. i'm will b. mixture weltake a walk with me. >> i just love taking strolls in san francisco. they are so many cool and exciting things to see. like -- what is that there? what is that for? hi. buddy. how are you. >> what is that for. >> i'm firefighter with the san francisco fire department havings a great day, thank you for asking. this is a dry sand pipe. dry sand pipes are multilevel building in san francisco and the world. they are a piping system to facilitate the fire engineaire ability to pump water in a buildings that is on fire. >> a f

at all, surely some of you know, but those who don't know even if frank miller was going to this city on the afternoon train and mr. maboni was really shopping , we would swear that this map is persian again. it is to eliminate traitors. amunshat is innocent. the bike belongs to me. we intended to leave it in a safe place. radio and television of the islamic republic of iran expresses its condolences on the passing of this patriotic and committed artist. but the 17th international documentary film festival of iran, cinema of truth with introduction. the winners are over. in the international section, a plaque of honor and a statue of the festival were awarded to the short documentary "vibrations from gaza". the award for the best international half-length documentary was also awarded to the kalashnikov society film. a plaque of honor and a statue of barareh celebration along with a cash prize in the best international feature documentary category for the movie golden thread from the country india was given. the golden statue of martyr avini, a plaque of honor. and a cash prize was awarded to the movie strong heart

original some of you must know, but those who don't know that frank miller is coming to this city on the noon train. this role was written by mrsirian. there has never been a person who portrayed freedom so well . kindness is love. in tehran, some zealots founded a group called punishment association, whose aim is to eliminate traitors. amu nashad beit. he said that it doesn't exist, and in the blink of an eye , he will take care of it, but when you see it, when everything is over it will be a story. the 8th media literacy olympiad for elementary students. 10th and 11th are held in all fields of study. omid network is one of the sponsors of this olympiad. once upon a time , the best choice we could have was to watch the news of this network or the cartoons of that network at a certain hour. but now the situation is different. it has even reached the point that when we sit down to work and our own lives and have nothing to do with the media, they are the ones who come to us, the colorful media, each of them saying something for themselves, and if they don't care. no hair it is possible that instead of these media being our tool

mr. ambassador. i yield back. >> now recognize dr. miller-meeks from i want. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i think the witnesses for testifying before the select subcommittee today. it's no secret that the world health organization failed during early phases of the covid-19 pandemic. our leading world health agency ended up being manipulated by the chinese communist party and used to dilute transparency and accountability especially can't investigating the origins of the coronavirus. since beginning of 2021 i stated the origins were necessary to understand because of immediatey disclosure of potential pathogen goes up biosafety lab work being done inappropriate laboratory settings, and the ethics of certain types of research such as gain to function research. as a physician and a former state public health director i value public health and both the mission of the world health organization and it's that good since its creation in 1940. since eradicating polio smallpox in making 80 and working to reduce a polio cases worldwide. however, previous achievements not be used as a co

mr. clerk public comment is closed and i would like to make a recommend motion to recommend e elizabeth miller on to the seat number 2 and send it to the full board. >> i believe that will be seat 4. appeals board number 2. yea. yes on that motion, vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk on a unanimous vote elizabeth mill are recommended to the full board. congratulations. any further business. >> thank you, we are adjourn d ed. >> the vibrant south of market neighborhood in san francisco is deep lee rooted filipino if fluences to shape the cultural identity. soma pilipinas known for [indiscernible] night life and art scenes is home to growing filipino community that thrived for generations. >> soma pilipinas is a community, the village that has been over a hundred years in the making. this is home to many generations of filipino from the turn of the century, to the present. continues to be a gateway community for a lot of filipinos just arriving from the philippines. >> one of sth most pro

miller is here. the chairman of the bulwark and the former communications director of jeb bush. mr. allen, i turn to you first. quebec in your political commission, when joe biden ran in 2020, i remember that he talked about what happened in and how that impacted him and influenced his decision to run. what did you hear in his comments today? >> i heard a president making what i think was a statement a lot of politicians do, which is to become pundits, and talk about these sort of contours of the race in a global analysis kind of roy. that said, what he is saying is not surprising. i think there are a lot of democrats to agree that donald trump is basically the rays on that threat of a second biden run. he said during the first campaign that he wanted to be a bridge president. he does not want to be a bridge from a first term donald trump term to a second donald trump term. he wants a bridge past donald trump. he believes that work is unfinished, and for the democratic party, he remains. there is some criticism of him internally, but he's stronger than any democrat or. now >> withou