mr. sanchez extradition? can i have your thoughts on today's decision? well, we're deeply disappointed by the decision, but unfortunately not surprised. this is not the 1st time that the u. k. government has taken a political decision on which instead of protecting press freedom and journalism, puts julianna's launch one step closer to extradition to the u. s. where of course he will be tried as a 1st publisher tried under the espionage act for publishing information in the public interest, which should not be a crime. now as you know, the u. k. authorities have justified their decision by saying they have received assurances from us authorities that mr. assange will be given his full a human rights. are you convinced by an argument i have to say no, and you know, even if we do take the assurances at face value, even if we do assume that they will be honored, which we have no guarantee that they will. julian assigns will still be at great risk whether it's special administrative measures, whether it's the specific detention facility that had been in ques

mr. sanchez will be given his full a human rights. are you convinced by an argument i have to say no, and you know, even if we do take the assurances at face value, even if we do assume that they will be honored, which we have no guarantee that they will join us lunch will still be at great risk, whether it's special administrative measures, whether it's the specific detention facility that had been in question. he is very likely to still be held in conditions of extreme isolation conditions that will remove him from the support system that he has in place in the u. k. such as access to his family and all of the medical evidence that we heard in the extradition proceedings in london. courts pointed to a severe risk of suicide, which would be exacerbated in conditions of extradition. so, you know, while, while our main point is on the principles of press, freedom in journalism and the dangerous precedent that this will sat for journalism internationally. there are serious concerns about his well being. in fact, we are concerned for his

mr. sanchez. thank you for having me on. and my reaction is heartache. my heart is broken. another family is going to have to endure what mark and i have been living with for now 23 months. it is senseless. it is dangerous. and we need to start protecting judges all over this country. my heart goes out to the roemer family. and i really am urging members of congress to listen and to do what they need to do to protect judges. >> judge, as you were speaking, we're sharing images of your son daniel. you noted that you've been advocating for congress to pass a bill named after daniel that would protect the personal information of judges, you're calling it a life or death matter. what is your message to lawmakers on this issue? >> my message to lawmakers is how many more people, how many more judges have to die before they do the right thing? and enact a bipartisan bill, a bicameral bill, a bill that is narrowly tailored to address this compelling government interest. it is supported by republicans and democrats alike. there is just no explanation why the act hasn't passpassed.

mr. sanchez, endangered lives by releasing rows of classified military records and diplomatic correspondence. mister sanchez, wife stella morris, called fridays decision a dark day for press, freedom and british democracy. and his vow to repeal the decision at britain's high court, she says, washington is trying to punish her husband for revealing crimes of corruption. the country that has offered to us in the us, lawmakers say donald trump knew his efforts to overturn his election defeat were illegal, but he pushed ahead. anyway, a committee is investigating whether mister trump's false claims about the result led to the storming of the capital on january 6th, 2021. while in his 3rd public hearing, the panel presented evidence that mister trump tried to force his vice president mike pence to help him overturn the election result for sure to the cost he was not present in person at the hearing. but for more us vice president mike pence was at the center of it. none the less because the house select committee, which has spent a year investigating the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital pres

mr. sanchez starting to germany. it's in this region layer. it's a long bully here, but also he's doing this if you're not showing up in the problems that they have this is the one most important topics. ready ready in the region fear. ready or in brain started so many people were thinking it possibly. ready involvement again in germany here it's a key factor to support the baby by who. ready in serbia, which i know it normalized relation, things haven't been going lately and that's why everyone was expecting this. ready chancellor to see what german has to say about this region. the future. ready the region. ready ready ice. ready must be abstract, and that's, of course, what so intriguing is that both states as serbia and casa o, and also the other bach and states aspire to join the e u. but we keep having these flare ups of tensions in the region. why does the knots and countries like germany not have enough leverage in the region? what do serbian, for instance, feel about a new membership? well i guess the process was very long for. ready

mr. sanchez extradition? can i have your thoughts on today's decision? well, we're deeply disappointed by the decision, but unfortunately not surprised. this is not the 1st time that the u. k. government has taken a political decision which instead of protecting press freedom and journalism, puts juliana on one step closer to extradition to the us where of course, he will be tried. as a 1st publisher tried under the espionage act for publishing information in the public interest, which should not be a crime. now, as you know, the u. k. authorities have justified their decision by saying they have received assurances from us authorities that mr. assange will be given his full a human rights. are you convinced by an argument i have to say no, and you know, even if we do take the assurances at face value, even if we do assume that they will be honored, which we have no guarantee that they will join us. funds will still be at great risk, whether it's special administrative measures, whether it's the specific detention facility that had been in question. he i

mr. sanchez extradition? can i have your thoughts on today's decision? well, we're deeply disappointed by the decision, but unfortunately not surprised. this is not the 1st time that the u. k. government has taken a political decision which instead of protecting press freedom and journalism, puts juliana on one step closer to extradition to the us. where of course, he will be tried. as a 1st publisher tried under the espionage act for publishing information in the public interest, which should not be a crime. now, as you know, the u. k. authorities have justified their decision by saying they have received assurances from us authorities that mr. assange will be given his full a human rights. are you convinced by an argument i have to say no, and you know, even if we do take the assurances at face value, even if we do assume that they will be honored, which we have no guarantee that they will. julian assigns will still be at great risk whether it's a special administrative measures, whether it's the specific detention facility that had been in question. h

i am a migrant and i want to ask the left-wing - i want to ask the left—wing government and mr sanchezs, or if they are dictating these policies from above.— are dictating these policies from above. . , , ., from above. the measures that can be taken — from above. the measures that can be taken for— from above. the measures that can be taken for unsafe - from above. the measures that can be taken for unsafe routes| can be taken for unsafe routes for people who ask for asylum can do— for people who ask for asylum can do so, _ for people who ask for asylum can do so, informants thousands of people — can do so, informants thousands of people have come to spain why cant— of people have come to spain why can't same be done other countries _ why can't same be done other countries— countries. these were the scenes last _ countries. these were the scenes last friday - countries. these were the scenes last friday as - countries. these were the - scenes last friday as hundreds of people cut through a border fence, security personnel try to keep them out, there was a stampede and many were crushe

mr. sanchez. we will continue to monitor that event and the others, in particular the erdogan event.ryone is watching back carefully to see if we get a breakthrough. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: wrapping up the session here in europe. let's talk about what we are seeing. well-bid today. a few exceptions, but we do have certain markets dropping a little bit. i think probably the focus today is on the ones outperforming, particularly in central and eastern europe. the hungarian central bank out what they rate hike today, delivering a great hike to close that gap between the two. the caught market on the hop, and weirdly eastern european equity markets are doing quite well on the back of that hungry story. generally what we have seen is energy stocks are performing. both are still positive territory, but not by as much as we are seeing in london. we will hear what sebastian raedler said earlier on about that u.k. underperformance. let's turn our attention to the stoxx 600. higher this morning, then a reasonably tight race. we rolled it over over the past couple of hours. data from the cons

mr. sanchez? >> no, i'm paul rulbeck from front line communications. >> supervisor ronen: so you're here for maybe public comment? >> yes. >> supervisor ronen: we'll call you up when public comment starts. someone came up to the mic, mr. sanchez, which is where the confusion was. if you could continue. >> my name is daniel sanchez, and i'm here with administration and our director and the city purchaser is also on the phone call. so, yes, we are presenting on two items and the official advertising and the outreach advertising. and, you know, this process has been in place since 1994 when voters passed the proposition which mandated the city to create this process in which we designate an official newspaper and several outreach newspapers in the city, across the city. and every year we have solicitation for you guys and come before you to present you with our results and we look for you guys to designate the paper that you would like to be the paper for the next year. and so the things that we look

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mr. sanchez?m paul rulbeck from front line communications. >> supervisor ronen: so you're here for maybe public comment? >> yes. >> supervisor ronen: we'll call you up when public comment starts. someone came up to the mic, mr. sanchez, which is where the confusion was. if you could continue. >> my name is daniel sanchez, and i'm here with administration and our director and the city purchaser is also on the phone call. so, yes, we are presenting on two items and the official advertising and the outreach advertising. and, you know, this process has been in place since 1994 when voters passed the proposition which mandated the city to create this process in which we designate an official newspaper and several outreach newspapers in the city, across the city. and every year we have solicitation for you guys and come before you to present you with our results and we look for you guys to designate the paper that you would like to be the paper for the next year. and so the things that we look at really

sanchez. and what he said on the stand? oh, my. >> mr. farrington a suspect in your investigation? s parents that brad was a suspect. >> he believed there was an altercation, a fight, and that he killed her and then took her and put her in the other tote. he told us that the day after her death? >> this is sanchez? >> this is what sanchez said. >> but now in court, sanchez told a different story altogether, which, if the jury believed it, would undermine the prosecution's entire case. >> i was focused already on -- >> mr. lee? >> -- mr. lee. >> mr. billy lee. >> why did you choose to focus on mr. lee? >> there was just too many discrepancies. >> remember, billy was cleared, had a solid alibi. but now the defense was using sanchez to raise doubt about who the real killer was. >> there's a lot of smoke here but no fire. >> mudles it up. >> and that, i believe, was the defense strategy, that if you have enough of that, then the jury won't see through it. >> the jury retired to consider. >> oh, i was so nervous, i just paced up and down the halls, in and out. >> four hours later, they w

mrs. sanchez of california they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote no on h.r. 7910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by marilyn strickland and juan vargas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. boebert of colorado, i inform the house that mrs. boebert will vote no on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. suozzi, mr. ryan, mr. sherman, mr. lowenthal, ms. barragan, msd mr. evans, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7910. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of

sanchez: i hope my colleagues are listening to these witnesses today. mr. neal: let me recognize the gentlelady from indiana, mrs. walorski. mrs.walorski: republicans have been long willing to work with democrats to find common ground on this issue. everything we can agree to improve the lives. we have been willing partners. i have been here and part of those discussions for quite a while. paid leave and child care are not republican or democratic issues. these are family issues. so we've got to be able to solve the problems together. one primary goal today should be focus on conversations happening at your kitchen tables, around the rest of the country as americans can afford skyrocketing costs at the pump, grocery stores because here is the truth, they are telling me that inflation is crushing them. it is very valid to ask questions today about what the cost of this, that and everything else from women that even own businesses to be able to employ anybody else including women. it does matter. at home in indiana, there is a 4800 acre farm and owns a. jill

mr. chae recognize the gentlelady from california, ms. sanchez, to inquire. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, secretary yellen, for being here -- very important topics. the president's budget would help solve some of the biggest challenges we all agree that we face. for example, we've heard from constituents about their frustrations with the tax filing season, and that's why the president's budget invests in modernizing the irs and providing the customer service that taxpayers deserve. most of us also understand that we're facing an existential threat in climate change and that's why his budget invests in a future that is livable on this planet. and we are all hearing from working families who are worried about of course the rising costs of goods. that's why this budget invests in lowering their health care premiums and the cost of raising a child. secretary yellen, i want to really drill them on this last point because we've heard a lot of revisionist history today about inflation some of my colleagues are suggesting that the lifeline, the lifelines included in the a

mr. gomez, ms. sanchez, all of california, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2377. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. van taylor, i'd like to inform the house that mr. van taylor will be voting nay on h.r. 2377. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member cooper, ruiz, cardenas, and swalwell, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, m mr. guest, of mississippi, and mr. loudermilk of georgia, i inform the house that mr. brooks, mr. guest, and mr. loudermilk will all vote nay on h.r. 2377. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: f

mrs. frederikson in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, which took place today, spain noted in a conversation with prime minister sanchezthat our interaction in the forces and ukraine and the entire european union discussed the possible results of the madrid nato summit, which will take place at the end of june, ireland noted ireland's active support of our european integration and invited the prime minister of ireland martin to visit ukraine croatia i am sure that we can expand our cooperation at the bilateral level and at the level of european structures thanked mr. the state of the prime minister of luxembourg bettel i want to once again draw attention to the assistance from luxembourg, 15% of the defense budget of this country, this was a contribution to the defense of ukraine, the greatness and the nobility of the state mr. betel visited today the cities of the kyiv region that were liberated from the occupiers. i am grateful to him for his sincere understanding of our people and for luxembourg's willingness to participate in the post-war reconstruction of ukraine. my schedule for tomorrow is as full as today. i wi

sanchez was incredible. so again, it's financed it can. but it's a game where people are well in. so what i can look at is to debug mr. winters. none of us will know them up when i get to the store. finance norco. see us in the process. ah, with cruise from r t on the reuters news agency come under ukrainian artillery fire near the city of sever dynette, which is mostly under the control of russian forces. a driver is killed, 2 waters journalists are injured. also ahead in the program, the u. s. embassy increase is accused of trying to pressure a local geopolitical analyst. after he published an article, criticizing athens for sending weapons to clear a threat to africa's food security, which could leave the continent without adequate access to grain on fertilizer. so say the head of the african union, in refuting the sanction fluffed on russia, machine coming off green plus the u. s. suggest the doping more organic farming methods.

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mr. chairman i yield back. >> think the gentleman pair without limit recognize the gentle lady from california is chan sanchezo incorporate. >> think it mr. chairman for holden's incredibly important hearing. i'm very proud of your focus on equity under your leadership. and i want to thank our witnesses except ms. schneider, ms. price, ms. beach and sharing with us your world challenges and experiences. and if anything you are very compelling testimony has told me that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are not listening. they are insulting and arrogant in wanting to talk about the price of lumber, and small businesses, and affordable housing for those are worthwhile topics but this here is about the burnout epidemic. and how dare my colleagues on the other side of the aisle talk about how government should not be investing in childcare what most of the witnesses on our panels are struggling to find affordable and quality childcare. they are telling us there is a need. in their stories are important because as policymakers we must listen to what the needs of our constituents are. and we must act. as

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mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the accomplishments of angel sanchez of fort worth who recently represented a high school and made history by winning the state's first track and field medal with the gold in the 1600. additionally, his accomplishments got him recognized as d.f.w.'s boy track athlete of the week. mr. veasey: i'm very proud of angel for representing the city of fort worth at the state level and i am proud of the entire diamond hill jarvis high school for all of their recent athletic accomplishments. last year diamond hill boys soccer team headed to the state finals, making them the first ever team in school history to make it to the state championship in any sport. once again, angel and everyone at diamond hill, you should be proud of all of your accomplishments. keep up the good work and, angel, look forward to seeing you race in portland. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the sp