national housing movement plan, the land provided according to the announcement of the ministry of roads and urban development at the moment more than one million, four hundred and seventy-six thousand units of the national housing authority are under construction, these units include 124 thousand units for the renovation of dilapidated structures, more than 124,000 units for the provision of housing for the armed forces employees , 119 thousand units for self-ownership and 295 thousand units for the renovation of rural housing, as well as the capacity government lands assigned individually and in groups in the form of a 99-year lease equivalent to 226,000 residential units and the accumulation of 587,000 units . the meteorological organization has announced that for the next 24 hours , it will rain in different parts of the country in the central and eastern parts of the country. the speed of the wind will increase, the dust will fall and the quality of the air will decrease. meteorological maps show that for the next 24 hours, in parts of the northwest of the country, areas of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan , ardabil, kurdistan, as well as the coasts of the caspian sea, the alborz highlands, and parts

guest: the house and senate have passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at this point. the main sort of point of difference as they go into conference and reconcile is the house version has a lot more amendments added related to cultural issues like abortion or ddi - dei type issues. the house version includes a new inspector general for ongoing ukraine aid to provide a level of oversight that was not there previously, while the senate does not. we will be focused on the latter issue in particular. host: mary, your view. guest: i think when we agree, we tend to agree strongly. it is fortunate it was loaded up with frankly irrelevant issues. they took a bipartisan bill and loaded up with a bunch of anti-lgbtq amendments, antiabortion amendments, etc.. we hope that does not slow down the conference process, we are strong and supportive of the senate bill as well. it is time to do the serious work of legislating and reconciling the difference. the house version is dead on arrival in the senate. host: why does it matter each year? guest: it is congresses opportunity

host: the house and senate -- guest: the house and senate have both passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at this point. the main difference, as they go into conference to reconcile dispersions, will be that the house version has a lot more amendments added related to a lot of cultural issues, like abortion or eei-type -- dei-type issues. the house version includes a new inspector general for ongoing ukraine aid, to provide a level of oversight that was not there previously, while the senate does not. we will be focused on that issue in particular, and hope that the conferees will include that in the final bill. host: mary kaszynski, your view of the two bills? guest: when both sets agree we tend to agree strongly. it is unfortunate that the ndaa in the house was loaded up with my frankly, irrelevant culture war issues. they took a solid bill that passed out of the house armed services committee and loaded it up with a bunch of anti-lgbtq amendments, antiabortion amendments, etc. it is to be hoped that does not slow down the conference process. now is the time to do the serious work o

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national land and housing organization , the administration of the national land and housing organization did not comply with this issue, and we were forced by the owners to file a lawsuit in the judicial authorities. let us know that the head of the general and revolutionary court of bakhtegan city has filed a legal case to deal with more than 10,000 citizens of abadeh tashk city . the proceedings will be held we will take care of the issue due to electricity in the shortest possible time , but he said otherwise, this was the ownership document in the legal field, it is also a problem for people to create a package of disputes, there are property disputes between individuals considering that the document has not been issued the lack of ownership documents in this city equals the impossibility of economic investment and the journey from the city of abadeh tashk to other cities for investment . greetings to the dear viewers of handball under 19 years of age and iran's effort to reach the quarter final stage of our country's juniors. in his first meeting in the second round, iran will go to qatar against saudi arabia, and this game is in favor of the country's team with a score of 25-21, and germany

housing notifies the problem that exists the administration of the national land and housing organization was not aware of this issue and we had to file a lawsuit in the judicial authorities by the owners. the general and revolutionary court of bakhtegan city is also aware of the filing of legal cases and the study of more than 10,000 citizens of abadeh tashk. necessary inquiries have been made, correspondence has been made, the reports that need to be attached have been submitted to the judicial system, and the hearing that will be held is mentioned . we will deal with the issue of electricity in the shortest possible time . the creation of a package there are disputes, property disputes between people with a translation that is not issued from the document, how many times is it good, economic investment and migration from the city of abadeh tashk to other cities for investment , another problem is the lack of ownership documents in this city. with a farsi menu, it is very easy to use. the rice cooker can cook rice and the bottom of the pot will fry and steam for you, and all kinds of fuels will make baby food , our stew and cabbage for you. willing to buy this product,

like diversity equity inclusion programs which were zeroed out of the house republican version of the national defense authorization act we have to think about taking that seriously because you can't roll these things back and expect the military will be an environment that can recruit the best, year-over-year. >> there's a short and long-term challenge the short-term challenge is even within the military as it becomes a partisan political football eight is how to create a tribe stronger than the pole of social media? we are not winning. the radicalization of veterans who go on to commit violent extremist access to happenings while their in-service. you look at folks who are going out and acting on their beliefs, they are much younger than previous generations of veterans who went enjoyed extremist groups is more likely to act as a military increase and becomes a bipartisan football, it will tear the military part. we have to figure out how to get back to teambuilding this with the manager used to isolate and put people in an environment where it was controlled, structured and you can worry about other things. the

national leaders are in the upper house of kashani. mr. mossadegh is a fundamental request to a number of nationalist forces for the british government's national oil authority, which was under the title of the iran-england company, which is really the entire company. england was in possession of that national oil yes, for muhammad reza pahlavi, who considered himself to be leaning on the throne of the british text , he was against mossadegh's actions and cutting england's hand from looting this national capital . immediately, the shah called them and objected to this work and insisted that this work should be delayed, wash the rent, and they should decide . dr. mossadegh said that this was the work of the government board and that the government had the authority to cut off the relationship between them, and this process was terminated. it has been confirmed that he said that the director protested at night and came to me and protested he has done this, he said that the objection is not due to the fact that there are problems with the application, we should find problems or if we find doubt that it is the government and the work is finished, mohammad reza s

authorities might let you and other residents return? >> i was able to go back near the site yesterday. the national guard and the local authorities have lahaina closed down. my house is the last house on front street, on the front of lahaina there. we were the last house to burn down in that section that burned on tuesday. so sorry for your loss. what was your experience as the fires destroyed lahaina? i know you were not there. but what did you see? what did you hear? >> i had never seen winds like that. the wind was so long. the energy was so intense. i was on the other side for work. and a friend said, is your house still okay? i began making phone calls to roommates and friends on the west side, as we call it. couldn't get ahold of anyone. started getting in touch with friends with friendses as they were threeing the fire. i work for a couple nonprofits. one we were staying at, we were able to get a shelter and get some of our friends and families into there that evening, to be able to get out of safety. into safety. >> what is your biggest need at this time, after perhaps losing most of what you own. what do other residents need at this time? >> crisis counse

the close limited government over need your house to date, got the necessary evidence to prosecute before the competent national and international authorities, the ousted president, and these local and forward accomplices, for high treason. and undermining being total and external secuity of new share following his exchanges with the representatives, a foreign heads of state and heads of international organizations. meanwhile, the head of a group of nigerian scholars as total down to 0 for the community. the image has agreed to direct talks with the regional blog echo as the religious group was in the capital me. i'm a to meet the ministry council. those talks are expected to take place within days as auden thing. as far right presidential candidates appears to upset the olds and the primary elections, but about 90 percent of the pallets counted so far, ibm delay has more than 30 percent of the votes, which is far higher than expected. soaring inflation, rising poverty and crime, remained the main issues that dominate the election. residents of the hawaiian island of mile, we continue to search for relatives and emergency shelters of the de

house. but the polish authorities, under the guise of protecting national interests, are ready to send their soldiers to ukraine for slaughter in order to fight the imaginary russian threat . in particular, it is said that the polish prime minister and other officials are not at all concerned about the potential losses that poland can deploy its troops in western ukraine. back in july. the head of the russian foreign intelligence service sergey naryshkin warned in our foreign ministry later turned attention that the topic of warsaw's claims to the western territory of ukraine has become. mainstream in polish society, the united states forged a new triple alliance with japan and south korea, it is already being called the asian minate the goal of this new bloc is formally stated as purely peaceful but here are the details that indicate the opposite, military, components and containment in the first place against whom the coalition will be friends aleksey veselovsky figured it out a few years ago, it was even hard to imagine that the leaders of japan in south korea would sting countries have h

we had a vote not too long ago on the house floor concerning aid to ukraine in a national defense authorization. it was overwhelming between the republicans and democrats to support ukraine. i suspect that ukraine aid will pass in the house, and i suspect that vladimir putin will be condemned once again for being a murderer. >> congressman ken buck, as always, thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> russia retaliating. vladimir putin breaking his silence amid growing speculation that he did order a hit on the wagner group mercenary chief who led the summer mutiny and is now presumed dead. that's next when we get back in just 60 seconds. stay with us on msnbc. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not

should provide you with the standard permit of the national authorities. children are or are suffering from underlying diseases , do not even leave the house during the cat hours, which will always be less for your health. to be present if there is a problem in these fields, i hope it will not be justified, thank you mr. bahadri jahormi, the government spokesman of the country's education assessment organization announced that the education and training recruitment exams and the lawyer's internship license will be held on the appointed date . closed on wednesdays and thursdays issuing the announcement emphasized that according to the planning and completion of all stages and the process of holding the exams and the impossibility and rescheduling of the previously announced exams, they will be held at the appointed time and place. wednesday to friday, august 11 to august 13, will be held according to the schedule. the recruitment exam of the ministry of education for teachers and apprentices will be held on the morning of thursday, august 12. the lawyer internship license exam will be held on the morning of friday, august 13. new heat wave

the deposed president is under house arrest, and the military has closed the boarders to the central african nation. us authorities say hurricane and dalia is the strongest storm to hit florida, gulf coast.

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guest: the house and senate have passed their versions of the national defense authorization act at thist. the main sort of point of difference as they go into conference and reconcile is the house version has a lot more amendments added related to cultural issues like abortion or ddi - dei type issues. the house version includes a new inspector general for ongoing ukraine aid to provide a level of oversight that was not there previously, while the senate does not. we will be focused on the latter issue in particular. host: mary, your view. guest: i think when we agree, we tend to agree strongly. it is fortunate it was loaded up with frankly irrelevant issues. they took a bipartisan bill and loaded up with a bunch of anti-lgbtq amendments, antiabortion amendments, etc.. we hope that does not slow down the conference process, we are strong and supportive of the senate bill as well. it is time to do the serious work of legislating and reconciling the difference. the house version is dead on arrival in the senate. host: why does it matter each year? guest: it is congresses opportunity every

taking up too a year to 4 years. >> the white house said it will launch a national campaign to get more eligible. individuals signed up for work authorization. initial unemployment claims fell in the week ending august. 26, they dropped by 4,000 compared to the week before the state with the largest amount of new claims was hawaii. that's because the wildfires on maui, ohio and illinois led the way for the largest decrease in new claims. these numbers along with the consumer spending numbers will be part of the federal reserve's consideration to raise interest rates yet again. it meets again on september. 19th. coming up here during kron, 4 news at 3. it is national opioid overdose awareness day. >> why health officials say now more than ever it is important to be able to spot and prevent overdose. plus, a new study is drawing some connections between tumors and multivitamin. why researchers say the vitamins might be the issue here. and after the break, a family of sean monterrosa is sharing their outrage that the officer who killed him can get his job back. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your n

the deposed president is under house arrest and the military has closed the borders to the central african nation. us authorities say hurricane and dalia is the strongest storm to hit forward as go.

nationalized housing has been legalized. the projects that required construction quality and sometimes retrofitting and we have identified the legal action. through a complaint in the judicial authorities, this contractor failed in this part and we announced the project time of the bill of unauthorized listening delays, and the same issue was paid out of the cost and boxing damages of the area in the form of status and shambol chat, according to mr. jafari. 10,000 mehr pardis housing units that will be delivered to the applicants in the 13th government, but due to the debts of the contractors, the opening of these units has been delayed until the end of september. a program was made and good decisions have been made to remove unauthorized children, change uses and appropriate cultivation patterns around the lake . chitgar lake has 700 million cubic meters of water and fortunately, according to the planned arrangements , by the end of september, the rights of several sadras have been settled. the work is carried out by the 10-kilometer transmission line of the tabriz treatment plant. 122 trabzon is transferred through shahrivar in iran to the lake, and we buy liquid gas from the europea

nationals have crossed the borders. today, i am present in marz shalamcheh and why because of this question, great work we held a meeting with the authorities at the border of chazaba. the houses in question, due to their own reasons , respect the laws of iraq. this has caused the pakistani pilgrims to not be able to comply with these rules , which has led to the gathering of more than 1000 pilgrims from pakistan crossed the border in a conversation i had with the iraqi interior minister today and it was said in the meeting that god willing this should be done and we announced that checks will be done at the border of rimdan and mirjaveh so that the dear ones who come from pakistan chocolate , thank you very much, mr. mirmohammadi, chief of staff the arbaeen center of the irgc navy field clinic was opened in shalamcheh border to provide services to hosseini arbaeen pilgrims. this hospital has a capacity of 60 beds and is equipped with an operating room, a specialized emergency clinic, and an internal orthopedic and pediatric department , ready to provide services to pilgrims in need of surgery until the 17th of september. which we set up to the best of our ability and we did i

national movement. housing delivered to applicants, reducing the cost of communication services for arbaeen pilgrims. the minister of communications and information technology announced that he consulted with the iraqi authorities to increase the quality of services and reduce call costs in this country . we also reduced the costs for the people. and sold it is possible that compared to last year, the price of the service provided is more expensive, the wicked say that the price has been reduced by half, and also the cost of roaming has been reduced , which has been done with you. so that people know from this document that i should get a package here, if the cost of non-packaged roaming is too high, the detection and identification of stealthy birds and constant monitoring of their activities. america for about a month under the pretext of providing security for 12 f 35 was sent to the persian gulf in the month of 1401, some enemy spy planes came close to iran's borders and stopped entering the country's airspace and left the region. the conditions seemed normal. iran sent a fighter to intercept them . it sent a defense missile to destroy them. he launched it, but what happened, they stopped entering the sky o

re-authorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, fears the program has been abused in the past but a new report said they believe it's vital to national security. the white housestop countless terror attacks and save lives as well. the white house said thanks to intelligence obtained under this authority, the u.s. has understood and responded to threats posed by china, atrocities in ukraine, and harm to america. but too often the program to surveil foreigners abroad not americans collected data on u.s. citizens and some believe with the fbi has relied on the process way too much. >> we must consider whether fisa and section 702 can be reformed or if it's beyond repair. i for one see no reason for members on either side of the aisle to trust the fbi with this tool. >> the fbi says section 702 is vital to doing its job, they believe there could be changes made but also want to make sure its effectiveness is not limited and the debate on the hill, there is a talk about how quickly it will get done and a deadline as section 702 expires at the end of this year. >> sandra: mark, thank you. and here we go, approach the top of a brand-new hour on this tuesday afternoo

first, but as the news gets worse and worse, the national news, the local news, i don't want my house to be overflowing, swimming pool -- >> and authoritiese necessary resources here in california. the governor declaring that state of emergency, local governments in san diego county and l.a. county also declaring a local emergency to make resources available, ready to go once the bulk of that storm hits southern california. alex? >> okay, guad, thank you for keeping a very close eye on things in san diego, south of where i am right now. let's go to and msnbc meteorologist michelle grossman who's tracking this storm for us. first question, how worried should people in the path of this storm the? >> hi there, alex. we have a potentially life-threatening situation. and it will be catastrophic in some spots. we are looking at up to ten inches of. rain it will be three inches per hour in some spots. we're gonna start to see the rain picking up over the next several hours. here is the latest on hilary, because we are looking at winds 70 miles per hour. that's where the difference between a hurricane and a tropical storm. we saw those winds decr

national book festival live saturday beginning at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> s that i did night on c-span's qa date newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen author of scalia, rise to greatness, 1936-1986 talks about the first of this two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> scully i think we come from the excesses of the student antiwar movement of the late '60s, the unrest, the taking of alonzo nance confounds a debate and all that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge and better just to say really can't understand how we got to be just as clear without understanding the elements of his academic career. >> james rosen with his book scalia cited night at cspan2 a a but you can listen to q&a of over podcast on a free c-span now app. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, a republic thrives. get informed straight from the

national book festival live saturday beginning at 90 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> saturday night on c-span's q&a day newsmax chief white house correspondent james rose and author of scalia rise to greatness making 36-1986 talks about the first of this two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> scalia i think recruited from the excesses of the student antiwar movement of the late '60s, the unrest, the taking of the law into their own hands, and all that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge under that adjuster so you really can't understand how he got to be just a story without understanding the elements of his academic career. >> james rosen with his book

national book festival live saturday beginning at 90 in eastern on c-span2. >> sunday night on c-span2 wednesday newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen author of scalia rise to greatness 1936 site in 1986 talks about the first of this two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> scalia i think recalled from the excesses of the student antiwar movement of the late '60s the unrest, the taking of all into the home times, signs of debate and all that shaped him in ways that make it a better judge and a better justice so you really can't understand how we got to be justice scalia without understanding the elements that his academic career. >> james rosen with his book scalia sunday night at eight eastern on c-span2 q&a prick you can listen to

house. and that's where authorities meet the arrests and they are all believe to be for nationals. the authorities haven't identified which countries they come from. now we do know that the silence a gunman who was arrested on seen it has been identified according to reading officials as a citizen of tajikistan by the name of ryan. that's a lot no results. now. we're also been hearing from the judge because down the foreign minister who has been speaking to the russian news agency. sputnik saying that their officials aids who are administering tajikistan has not received any documentation about this particular person for them to verify whether or not he is indeed who he says he is. for now, the waiting authorities, including the spokesperson for the revolutionary guard, have said that there are a number of 4 and a spite agencies that have been beat that are behind that just attack and coordinating it or providing support. and that the main goal of this attack is to create division between iran and its neighboring countries. though, so as we've mentioned, this is not the 1st time th

biggs leading a group of house republicans want in other overtime pay for border patrol agents they want 50% boost of hourly rate they want that added to national defense authorizationatrol agents working long hours before fully unfund committed workforce essentially to security of nation several candidates last night said they want to see a military force on the u.s. border. >> good issues number one, we do need to pay border patrol agents more, they are just over 19,000 agents hurting families are hurting, being asked to do a job where commander in chief does not support him yes, we need to pay them more yes, we need to do zpal what several candidates said onstage defund 87,000 irs agents put that money towards the border patrol to show support i appreciated comments onstage last night because i think it was front and center, all we heard was a harkening back to 2017, to 2021 days, where we actually had a grip on the border trump policies were working, to deter a to make sure our compassion was seen throughout the world, we have a completely chaotic situation with almost seven million people in this country illegally since joe biden took the stage yes, we need to

national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. ♪ >> sunday night on c-span q&a, newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen author of "scaliatalks about the first of his two part biography of the late supreme court associate. >> i think you will quote from the excess of the -- the unrest taken the law into their own hands and all that shaped him. in ways that make him a better judge and a better justice so you can understand how he got to be -- you cannot understand i got to be how he got to be with the understanding his academic career. >> sunday night on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and our podcasts on our c-span now at. >> c-span now the free mobile out featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the days because events with live streams and hearings from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics at your fingertips and stay current with latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information from c-span tv and a c-span radio and podcasts. c-span now available on the apple store and google play. d

mcmaster served in the white house national security adviser to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the authorof the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world. a fellow at the hoover institution, general mcmaster holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm courting i'm coding your essay for the reagan institute, on his first trip to germany in 1978 reagan visited the site were 16 years earlier and 18-year-old, an east german who tried to escape over the wall was shot and bled to death in no man's land. the former california governor and his delegation also ventured into east berlin and were disturbed by what they saw as life under east german communism. jamie, between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? to use the soviet term, how h

national book festival live saturday beginning at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> sunday night on c-span's q & a, news max chief white house correspondent james rosen, author scaliae two part biography of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. >> scalia recoiled from the late 60's, the unrest, taking law into their hands, the silencing of debate and all of that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge and a better justice. you can't understand how he got to be justice scalia without the academics of his career. >> james rosen with scalia on c-span q & a. you can listen to on our free podcasts and our app. >> a healthy democracy didn't just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, when citizens are truly informed our republic

house select committee but also senate-long time stalwarts like marco rubio. for example, there was just a vote in the context of the national defense authorization act that wasal fund of the federal thrift savings plan and its well advertised mutual fund window. it didn't make the 60 votes needed to pass but it's the majority of the senate and the writing is now on the wall that it will certainly win next time in the context of this blackrock msci investigation. a tremendous beneficial development there, rigorous questions asked. finally it's going to hold this major asset manager and its index provider to account. you mentioned vanguard. you know, its 2,000 unregulated so-called a share companies. these are companies in china that are traded exclusively on chinese domestic exchanges, shanghai, beijing. they have no business being in the portfolios of the american people and yet they're in the entire vanguard product line so this isn't going to stop at blackrock and msci. ftse, russell was reckless as well in leading vanguard down the same destructive path and endangering the reputations and brands of these asset managers. maria: well, part of the issue, rog

housed on the bibby stockholm. ? thank you very much. tens of thousands of pupils across scotland are getting their exam results this morning for their nationals, highers, and advanced highers. the scottish qualifications authorityding out how they've done by a combination of text, email and post. our scotland correspondent, james shaw reports. it's the moment of truth for thousands of pupils across scotland... holly. yeah, that's me. thank you. ok, and chloe. ..and the end of an educational experience hit hard by covid. but these pupils at hamilton grammar school have shown resilience in the face of difficulties that previous generations did not have to endure. it was a lot of hard work during the exams. it was definitely the most stressful period of my life, but it's all paid off. i'm very happy as well, actually. some things, coming towards it, i was a bit unsure about what, like, actually could happen, but, yeah, i'm very happy. feeling great. into uni regardless. i got an unconditional offer. exams have been quite... they've been all right. crashed a few subjects, so it's been a new experience for me. _ the scottish qualifications authority cut out some elements of coursework and exams to make the return to

national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on cspan2. ♪ sunday night on c-span q&a newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen author of school leahreatness 1936 -- 1986 talks about the first of the two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice. >> click school leah recalled for the excesses of the student antiwar movement the unrest. taking into their hands the sensing of debate. all that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge in a better justice. so you can really understand how we got to be justice scalia without understanding his academic career projects james rosen with his book scalia sunday night q&a part you can watch q&a all of our podcasts and free c-span now app. ♪ healthy democracy

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national but as the bull live, saturday, beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. ♪ announcer: sunday not on c-span q&a, chief white house correspondent james rose and author of scaliase to greatness 1936-1986 talks about the first of his two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice in the leah. >> scalia was from the excesses of the antiwar-ism in the late 60's. the unrest. -- for silent debate and all about -- all of that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge and justice. you really cannot understand how he got to be justice alito without understanding the elements of his academic career. announcer: james rosen with his book scalia on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on c-span now our free video mobile app. ♪ announcer: listening to programs we c-span radio -- for your smart speaker just got easier. tell your smart speaker play c-span radio. you can listen to public affairs and events throughout the day. and you can catch washington today with a fast-paced report for the stories of the day. this into c-span anytime just tell your smart speaker play c-span radio. c-span powered by cable. ♪ announcer: c-span campaign 202

top of the list is the work authorization we have been talking about since the beginning of this migrant crisis. but also, to help fund not only housing, but also the nationallf. and you also see on the list there more access to more federal facilities to set up as temporary shelters for some of the asylum seekers. that number one item is on top of the list for a reason. i've heard time and time again from sources here in new york city that the work authorization issue, that remains the primary exit strategy to try to get the roughly 59,000 individuals that are still in the city's care out of shelters and it is something that as you're about to hear from governor hochul she also echoed that point and she punted to biden. >> the mayor and i said that in countless meetings with congress, the white house, cabinet members, rallies, labor, press conferences and working with business, what we said all along is just let them work and help us out financially. >> new york gets the bulk of the attention here because of the overwhelming numbers. leaders in colorado echoing the same call you played for our viewers, this is a federal issue that requires a federal soluti

national book festival live saturday beginning at 90 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> saturday night on c-span's q&a day newsmax chief white house correspondent james rose and author of scalia rise to greatness making 36-1986 talks about the first of this two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> scalia i think recruited from the excesses of the student antiwar movement of the late '60s, the unrest, the taking of the law into their own hands, and all that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge under that adjuster so you really can't understand how he got to be just a story without understanding the elements of his academic career. >> james rosen with his book scalias i did night at eight eastern on sea spans qa day. you can listen to acuity and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, republican fries get informed straight from the source on c-span unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because of the opinion that mat

housing. mandates by definition is a statute law world regulation code or ordinance duly adopted by any government authority. united states as in most nations has different levels of government and different branches of government and mandates at each level. no mandate is the same. mandates have cost have costs and benefits which months the debate on their individual merit. each of the witnesses with us today from what i've seen has their own mandate to discuss and i would hope this hearing will take on a clear focus by the end. let me just say this. in terms of cost i'm very concerned about the severe financial costs or failures to adequately address environmental social and government concerns for the best things in life are not always free. nature also has a mandate and we will have two deal with it whether we want to or not. recent years we have seen frequent and severe natural disasters in the united states including hurricanes, wildfires due to climate change. an increase in people living in high-risk areas such as coastal areas due to severe storms and flooding have worsened the impact. low to moderate income and minority households

authorities argue that the program is safe and humane. new research shows housing costs in the lake tahoe region are now three times higher than the national average. a study by the mountain housing council found a majority of housing in lake tahoe between 50 to 75% are second homes. that's reduced the available housing stock for full time tahoe residents and has forced many to move out. many bay area residents bought a second home in the lake tahoe area during the pandemic in order to work from home from a scenic place. and that played a key role in driving up real estate prices. a fire burns dangerously close to homes in a south bay neighborhood, forcing families to evacuate. how firefighters were able to bring it under control. and their warning as we head into the height of fire season. plus, a debate over autolicenseare raising concernsa plan to add that technology to roads and freeways (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips

house to provide expedited work authorization for asylum seekers. she also wants financial assistance for the city and state, the use of federal lands and facilities and reimbursement for nearly 2,000 new york national is disappointed. the state appears to be memo mizeing its role in the crisis. he says the state must fulfill its duty to more than 8 million residents who call new york city home. ukraine is marking its second independence day since russia's full scale invasion. officials are vowing to keep up their fight to try to drive out the kremlin's forces. norway's prime minister says his country will donate f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. norway would be the third european country to make such a commitment following the netherlands and denmark. funding for ukraine is one of the most divisive issues facing republicans in congress. only one candidate came out against it during last night's presidential candidate debate. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has details from capitol hill. >> you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> one of the biggest digs of wednesday night's debate came as g.o.p. hopefuls clashed over ukraine. >> you are protecting against invasion across somebod

national book festival live saturday beginning at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> sunday night on c-span's q&a, newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen, authorise to greatness, 1936-1986, talks about the first of his two-part biography of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> scalia, i think, recoiled from the excesses of the anti-war movement of the late '60s, the silencing of debate, taking the law into own hands, all that shaped him in making him a better justice. you really can understand how he got tonight justice scalia. >> james rose. en with his book "scalia" sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q and a ask if all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informeded a our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source is on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capitol to wherever you are. if the opinion that matters the most is your own, this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. ♪ >> well, go