i won't be any action on the national level and anytime soon.— level and anytime soon.time soon. i guess everyone is already _ level and anytime soon. i guess everyone is already looking - level and anytime soon. i guess l everyone is already looking ahead level and anytime soon. i guess - everyone is already looking ahead to the midterm elections in november — how crucial is this issue going to be? ~ , ., how crucial is this issue going to be? ~ . how crucial is this issue going to be? . . how crucial is this issue going to be? ~ . . be? well, if you look at some recent ollin: be? well, if you look at some recent polling that — be? well, if you look at some recent polling that suggests democrats - be? well, if you look at some recent polling that suggests democrats in l polling that suggests democrats in particular are very interested in the supreme court decision, interested in voting for democratic candidates who support abortion rights much more than they were in the midterm elections beforehand. so it might actually help the democrats boost enthusiasm on their side

the fact we have not been able to pass something as simple as that on a national level, that is whathere are things that we could do to take a step further, whether banning assault rifles outright. those are the next steps. first we have to have universal background checks but we cannot even have that because they are locked in congress these laws by selfish politicians. i locked in congress these laws by selfish politicians.- by selfish politicians. i hear both the anger _ by selfish politicians. i hear both the anger and - by selfish politicians. i hear both the anger and the - by selfish politicians. i hear| both the anger and the brief by selfish politicians. i hear i both the anger and the brief in your voice today and i cannot imagine how difficult it must be when you talk about this given the fact of what your community has gone through as well. just picking up on that point about compromise, would your organisation compromise if it was to get to a point where they could be actual developments on this? i mean, much for our — developments on this? i mean, much for our lives _ d

court from the seventh year of the third year, which banned the prohibition of abortion at the national levelthey will remove this ban, cancel this ban, and actually give all the equality to the states. yes, this is serious now history so, of course, this can change the entire election process, that is, the democrats can preserve the majority of the house of representatives and with their shackles, they can sovsevat these that 's why it's not entirely clear but if these people pass into the senate and the profession the right, and the memory of which is supported by the herbs that he himself loves very much, yes , and which are openly occupied, they are all in the press. my position because everything is like that, i am independent, so they elect themselves, you know, that is, how would they now give you a lot of control, and yes, the rest is part of the party, and then if it turns out that there are a lot of people from the second position in the congress, the question is the same, now more let's go. why stand , get together? so, of course, they are political, they are trying to get behind t

policy change at the national level. be clear, i'm not the only person who thinks that what happened in uvalde or what happens anywhere we see horrific gun violence, such as the racially motivated attack in buffalo and in california. i am not the only person who feels that this is wrong. 70% of americans believe that we have a serious problem with gun violence in this country. but we are divided both on political, partisan lines and divided based on our gun ownership. those divisions are making it very hard for us to decide how we go forward. keep in mind that in terms of guns owner -- gun ownership in this country, we are very different than any other country in the world. the u.s. has 400 million civilian owned guns in the world. that is more than one gun per person. yet that huge amount of guns, which is far more than any other country in the world, is held by only 30% of americans. we have about 30% of americans who say they are gun owners holding 400 million civilian owned guns. both republican-democrat divide and t

until we have change of the national level.passed at the national level in almost 30 years. >> 30 years. >> so you look at these big organizations, big gun violence prevention organizations, and you have to say, what are you doing? it's the grassroots people in each states that are doing the groundwork and making change happen in their states, but we need something at the national level. you know, you can have great laws in one state, and very weak laws in the next. and that is where these killers go. to get their weapons, get their animal, get their body armor,. >> i'll just give you an opportunity. look at the camera if you. could tell anybody who's watching is lost a family member in the last couple of days. say something that can help them. >> please know that you are going to live through this, whether you think you are capable of it right now are not. i will tell you that the night my jessie was killed, i really thought that if i had a weapon in the house, if i had had a handgun in the house, i might not be here today. bu

this is a major let—down for democrats who were hoping to do something on a national level before thedown this decision, as has been leaked last week, states will have freedom to pass legislation. so i think you'll see more action on the state level from states that have democratic majorities to help strengthen their abortion protections. but when it comes to the us congress and any kind of national protection, it didn't look like it was likely going to pass anything coming into today — and after this vote, it's clear that there won't be any action on the national level anytime soon. i guess everyone is already looking ahead to the midterm elections in november — how crucial is this issue going to be? well, if you look at some recent polling, it suggests democrats in particular are very interested in the supreme court decision, interested in voting for democratic candidates who support abortion rights much more than they were in the midterm elections beforehand. so it might actually help the democrats boost enthusiasm on their side — compared to conservatives and republicans who were

since our daughter was killed 10 years ago in 10 years, nothing has been done at the national level. and until we are doing something at the national level, it won't matter what the states are doing because what happens is the, the states with strong gun laws like here in new york. they are surrounded by some very weak gun law, states like pennsylvania, ohio. so those guns are trafficked across lines, state lines. so we have a problem with trafficking guns, trafficking, accessories. we have a problem with ghost guns, and we need to close all of that down. and we need to go back to banning assault weapons. quite frankly, that needs to happen again, and i think the president actually called for that tonight, or they suggested that tonight, but i mean, i won't give up hope let's move on. some of the news now and north korea is suspected of carrying out a long range intercontinental ballistic missile test. for the 2nd time this year, japan and south korea detected 3 ballistic missiles being fired from soon on towards the sea of japan. 2 of them were thought to be short range, sol, descri

policy change in the national level. right. and 1st of all, i want to be clear, i'm not the only person who thinks that what happened. can you val d or what happens anywhere we see horrific on violence such as the racially motivated attacks just a week or so ago in buffalo and california. right. but i'm not the only person who feels that this is wrong. 70 percent of americans believe that we have a serious problem with gun violence in this country. but we are divided both on political partisan lines and divided based on our gun ownership that and those 2 divisions are making it very hard for us to decide. how do we go forward? mean, keep in mind that in terms of gun ownership in this country, we are very different than every other country in the world. the u. s. has $400000000.00 civilian owned guns in the country and that's more than one gun per person. right. and yet that huge amount of guns, which is far more than any other country in the world, is held by only 30 percent of americans. so we have about 30 percent of american

>> yes, in a way it is going on in a national level.s is modeling this behavior this aggressive behavior on all of these cultural war issues. it is setting the agenda in his own way. he has been in many issues, the boldest leader right now in terms of attacking issues that have to do with gay trans, which just cannon can say, what corporations can and and can't say. look at what happened with his knee. it is incredible. the republican orthodox has blown up in terms of the relationship with the corporations. i had no idea, when i started this columnist position that i was going to be writing about desantis day in and day now but this is the case. he is going much farther than anyone has ever gone in florida. florida has for a very long time, been a republican state. we had a republican governor since 2000. the legislator is dominated by republicans for a long time. there is a sense of moderation on some issues. they never pushed it too far. at the end of the day, we are a purple state. we are a swing state. we had diverse views on things

national level we must harmonize our criminal legislation in accordance with the norms international humanitarian law, international criminal law, in general, we do not have any responsibility for a bunch of crimes that are war crimes, and only one article of the criminal code, 438 e, says in general, it is about violating the rules of the customs of war, and that is why we need to introduce articles into our criminal code, and this has already been done, and the project has already been adopted, but it has not yet been signed by the president, and no, it has no effect. the first, the second, is the ratification of the roman of the statute what is generally included in the duties of ukraine, but many of us oppose the rectification of the rome statute because during the war, in the opinion of many politicians, this is what motivates the ukrainian military, who may also commit some crimes. and for this, the state must either punish them or effectively investigate and punish them or extradite it to the international criminal court, the international criminal court of paradise, that's wh

show launch in october 2020, we have taken great -- extremism of the republican party at the national level on voting rights, abortion, covid, guns, policing and all of the thick culture wars. there is one state where republicans have turned the dial up to 11 on all of those issues. with the gop simply bypasses have those state voting population to consolidate power and beta test their next extreme policy make over. we are dedicating the entirety of this episode of the show to that state. >> don't argue. this is florida. the rules are different here. >> yes, florida. disney world, miami vice, burt reynolds and countless legends about -- it also gave us -- stand-your-ground, choose life license plates, donald trump, and more january six defendants than any other state. today, it seems that every time a new culture -- in the mouths of fox hosts, every time a new legislation pops up in multiple states, it seems like it was just exported -- florida. the states new high priest of grievance politics is governor, ronald dion desantis, a harvard and yale educated populist. desantis wrote the tea pa

since our daughter was killed 10 years ago in 10 years, nothing has been done at the national level. and until we are doing something at the national level, it won't matter what the states are doing because what happens is the, the states with strong gun laws like here in new york. and they are surrounded by some very weak gun law. states like pennsylvania in ohio, so those guns are trafficked across like state lines. so we have a problem with trafficking guns, traffic in accessories. we have a problem with ghost guns, and we need to close all of that down. and we need to go back to banding, assault weapons. quite frankly, that needs to happen again. and i think the president actually called for that tonight, or at least suggested that tonight. but i mean, i won't give up hope all joining us out from philadelphia is david barnett. he's a fire arms advocate and former president of students for concealed carry. thanks very much for being with us. you had a phillips saying, but it's simple, easy access to guns in america, causes the problem. what's your response to that? yeah, i mean, i

recently, it has caused concern both at the international and national levels. for example, in russia, warming is about twice as fast as in the world. and in our country, the average annual temperature rises by 60 degrees every 10 years, and such changes in nature directly affect the economic activities of both countries. the outcome of the meeting of the allied parliamentarians was the adoption of the draft recommendations, which is a kind of consolidation of the legal position on the issues of adaptation to the current climate situation on the planet. and this is the latest news to this minute. see you at 19:00. the groom on this happy and significant day. we have gathered to unite the hearts of two lovers who have decided to walk hand in hand along the endless road of life. the most important and happiest moment in the life of the newlyweds, unless it's a bourgeois wedding classic bertolt brecht in the production of the incomparable game of kazakov, when we learned that we would be staging a performance by such a director as igor kazakov, naturally, there was

since our daughter was killed 10 years ago in 10 years, nothing has been done at the national level. and until we are doing something at the national level, it won't matter what the states are doing because what happens is the, the states with strong gun laws like here in new york. they are surrounded by a very weak gun law, states like pennsylvania, ohio. so those guns are trafficked across lines, the state lines. so we have a problem with trafficking guns, traffic in accessories. we have a problem with ghost guns, and we need to close all of that down. and we need to go back to banning assault weapons. quite frankly, that needs to happen again. and i think the president actually called for that night or they suggested that tonight, but i mean i won't give up hope you couldn't. president says russia is trying to destroy everything. can the easton don bath region? lot of is lensky is acting the way to keep up a regular supply of heavy weapons to keep rushes. defense minister says there's no deadlines, the fighting that it will continue until it's goals are achieved that are not done

exactly why really some popular measures, including background checks are not being passed at the national level, especially. there's a couple of explanations. one, as you mentioned, the national rifle association is very powerful, is mobilizing and activating voters for whom gun rights issues are their number one issue. and some of them are single issue voters on that one issue. a lot of it has to do with political polarization, that the parties are the 2 parties in united states or to. busy so far apart on issues that there becomes a lot less room to compromise. and some of it was with structural features about the united states congress, where there are 2 members from each state in the united states senate no matter what size state that is, that stops a lot of the measures that would gain a large national popularity like universal background checks don't actually translate into legislation. i was reading today, just the statistics are about the number of fire arms and guns in the world in the united states. there are enough fire arms for every american citizen to possess one and then there wo

including in the eurasian economic commission, we will do it, but if it can be adopted at the national level, then we will try to help here. the main thing is that the timing is not quality there are also questions, please, maksimovich comment. i can comment there, we have two procedures, one certification and one declaration. we are really here with the ministry of industry and trade together with the eurasian commission, a new order was released, and there is a movement, but an order of production. we still have the registration of rospotrebnadzor products, and what is the problem with colleagues now changing the ingredients, but it turns out any change in the ingredient. need the whole uh, prescription formula to go through all the research again. there, in these laboratories, rospotrebsky and so on. or, for example, they moved it from one production site to another, go through it again and get everything in a new way and colleagues ask us exactly these procedures a little, so to speak , to optimize the compression, so that if the ingredient is safe, they immediately give them this permis

gravity of this crimes and the fact that there is no genuine and serious investigation on the national level, then, or it might be in the interest of the victims. and in that the interest of justice rushes assault on ukraine is just such a case. multiple mass graves have been discovered using satellite imagery, like in murder, you, paul, or, and other places that the russian army has withdrawn or retreated from ukrainian president philadelphia zelinski accuses rusher of trying to eliminate his country. what does it mean maricia bra, as we see that russia is trying to destroy the ukrainian state, and the ukrainian people are assuming this is a real genocide. it's a jesus person, even us it the images from ukraine, a shocking. but to date, investigators say they haven't found evidence of systematic and coordinated killings. the charges of war crimes could also bring russian president vladimir putin and his generals to account the i. c. c could potentially already issue international arrest warrants for that it would need documentation of specific crimes and evidence as to who gave the orders.

direct consequence at the national level with directed spending with biden's were un-american energy.an see at the state level one reason food prices are so high is the nation number one producer of california is attacking a farm on —- attacking farmer stopping them from producing food and restricting the water the farmers need then blaming drought and climate change and then refusing to build infrastructure to capture the water than flushing it out into the ocean for no benefit the democrats presiding over this madness was governor newsom and his opponent has framed this in the way that the democrats environmental extremism is in a pro scarcity mindset here to explain is the gubernatorial candidate, great to see you. this is your way of explaining of what is going on. i think it's incredibly smart and i would love to hear more. >> it's important to remember there are two kinds of environmentalist it is pro abundance pro human environmentalist and then pro scarcity that view humans as the problems those are who control governor newsom you will see i lay out a pro abundance agenda does

as it is international and national level everything. this is the end. t, it negatively affects the development of the agricultural economy and the social sphere and poses a threat to national security. and, of course, the health of the population is your weather forecast not only for people, but also for gnomes, special attention is paid to adapting the text of spheres that are more everything depends on the vagaries of the weather, we are talking about health care and transport infrastructure and the fuel and energy industry. well , of course, agriculture is at the forefront. after all, food security depends on a good harvest. recommendations have already been developed for our farmers. thus , the timing of the harvesting and sowing campaigns can be changed, and a more heat-loving plant will appear in the list of crops . naturally, the most weather-dependent industries in the republic of belarus are agriculture and forestry, so these industries are already addressing adaptation issues. we are currently preparing a national adaptation action plan. uh, th

the limo to show this one over the amount of media that i didn't want to get this over to the national level. the other one is, you know, you had a journal called ben and all hunter had a, a wanted now with, i guess show you how busy you have all you busy, but i'm on new matter. want to show up a name is gonna be a teacher for my daughter somewhat of a school like a i didn't get, i'm call me time this on how we should draft a pastor that jim consider it to be a, a, a, a, a, a, a b, i mean, i mean, i mean just will take them back is not to call it a little bit. i was really wrong with me. i mean, the, the, you know, i'm gonna just in the corner while i have one more showing in my family and then i'm moving on them that i'm paying over d q again. with a ah ah ah, shadows shaft me own as a baggy manager to head on has named boys for sure. jack set amount of damage as a service for them as fish h. as members are thinking about going to be more furniture itself. the mission. you've had medical give him out of the corner normal to the ha, ha ha ha ha. mission followed your house between me during

one of you get this over to the national level. the other one is, you know, a journal called ben in dall contract on a a want it to go with a new yeah, only busy, but i'm on new matter. want to show up a lot of i don't know that you build on an image interview. you cheat your hold on, i'm border motion somewhat of a i didn't get, i'm kind of me them this on how we should draft. they passed out a couple 100. you got to be a, a, a, a, a, a, a b, a i mean, i mean just will take them back is not to call it a little bit of a lease with i'm going to just in the beginning, i went to the corner while i have one more showing, i'm actually when i'm moving on the non payment of a deal, we can get with a ah ah ah, shad as my own as the bag the manager had on my name is judge set amount damage as the motor service for them as a term and is your membership thinking? i could be more furniture. it's estimation that you've had medical given me out of the corner normal to the ha ha ha ha ha, submission follow has gotten between me during many missio

busy me if i kinda wanted to get well get this over to the national level. the other one is you know, a little bit in dall contract on a a with a la many and i guess troy yeah. have you been? yep, only busy, but i'm on the matter warning for all of them will be able to go. i don't want to finance out a lot of i don't know that you build on a name. it's gonna be a hold on. i'm the orders and i was somewhat of a them this on i was your draft. they back to the conclusion. you got to be a pack. you have a good one. i do. i am very lou, k u b a . i mean, i mean just will take them back is not to call it a little bit of a wow. mean you guys lease with i'm gonna just in the beginning i went to the corner while i have one more join mit relate and then i'm moving on the non payment of a deal. we can get a bu a. so the response back to your manager to add on my name is richard jackson at american jazz bmo service for the mass fish h membership. thinking around, give me more furniture. it's estimation that you've had medical given me out of the corner normal to the ha,

especially at a national level.hen it comes to criminal law, that really should be democratically decided at the local and state level, but even so -- >> so would you support with un -- would you support a red flag law in texas? >> the well, no. here's why, because we are essentially trying to do with the red flag law is enforce the law before the law has been broken. that's a really difficult thing to do. it's difficult to assess whether somebody is a threat. if they're such a threat they're threatening somebody with a weapon already, they have already broken the law so why do you need the next law? that's the question critics rightfully ask about this. ultimately, how they even solve the problem. you know, because these things have to be reported for them to actually matter. you know, and in this case, you have a troubled teenager who did some very strange things. shooting at people with bb guns, cutting himself, saying crazy things. does this reach the level where you involuntarily commit him or take his property

uh, it has proved difficult to implement both at the national level and at the level of multilateralcooperation due to the covid-19 pandemic, the thunderstorm is more important here. uh yeah shake that er, in fact, the whole system of cooperation has received, if we draw, let's say, a parallel with er, what is happening closer to us. in ukraine and in europe, then what are the similarities between connections in europe even before trump, so to speak, and even under obama , the us line on the separation of russia from europe began to be clearly seen. well, as if in order to protect their european and european allies from troubles related with uh excessive dependence on russian energy carriers and all sorts of other ties that uh, in general, uh, developed uh about russian europe in asia the same obama but then it all continued trump will head for the separation of china from asia and also, it seems , in order not to make these countries. e. asian countries, uh, well, so to speak, the extraction of the chinese giant, yes, in fact, uh, the purpose of both operations. well in uh in the uh

and at the national level. >> i see what i see what you're you're talking about, the lack of fix when it comes to the energy grid in the state of talking about. texas right now about -- almost other after that complete blackout with almost complete blackout with people people without power, without heat without power, without heat, this is the, in the school this month the time coldest month of the in time in texas. texas. you had folks across the board suffering for days on end, you had folks if not weeks. suffering across the boards from days without power there. >> on, and if not the other priorities weeks. >> their priorities are are completely out of whack. why would we completely out of whack. why not at least try to do would we not at least try to do the basics of government, make sure the lights are the basics of on, make sure people government? have shelter make sure the lights are, on make sure people have shelter and heat and instead they are prioritizing, punishing women, punishing doctors, and bounties on people helping those women and doctors get the health care that the

i mean that is an important point we normally don't cover primary race this is closely on the national level, and it is very unusual former president gets directly involved in fact, endorsing candidates who are at odds with his own party's selected candidates, and the a this is even going to get more dramatic when the former vice president mike pence comes to town. >> that's right, because he is defiant to president trump by showing up tomorrow and endorsing and campaigning with governor kemp, kemp and a other handful of 0 office holders have been in georgia recently, seeing trend, seeing that kemp is going to win despite standing against the former president because they come out of the wing of the party that still believes somebody other than trump can somehow prevail in 2024, retake control of the party, and win over general election voters that continue to show up in our polling as not necessarily big fans of the former president, but you are right, you never see a former president or vice president quite at odds like this, the race here in atlanta across georgia is a big proxy fight. >>

we have to make sure that we address it, but at the national level, the lead verse to do this. going to follow whatever they put out if i believe in my heart it's the right way to go. but it is serious. it's real. and also i do implore our congressmen and senators and our president to take this seriously and make sure that we take the proper stance here. >> how would you sell it? how would you appease the senator here? the concern about the issue of these regulations half the democratic party doesn't want to use government investment for the energy sector. >> i think it's going to be necessary down the road. it's going to have to happen. the senator and i, we have agreed on several key issues over the last three years that i have been in office. the senator has been a wonderful help as far as securing funds for us for different projects we have going on. so we are alike in several ways as far as the major policies that we want want to push through. you're right. we have to get together in unison and work on this. we have to do something about the energy problem. right now, $4.5

i think there is something dying inside the soul of this country when we refuse to act at a national leveloting after shooting. i do think there is an opportunity right now to be able to pass something specifically. i've seen more republican interest in coming to the table and talking than any other moment since sandy hook. it is true, republicans are not willing to support everything i support, like banning assault weapons, but i really think we can pass something that saves lives and breaks this log jam we've had for 30 years, proving to republicans if you vote to tighten the nation's gun laws, the sky doesn't fall for you politically. in fact, you probably would get a lot of new, additional supporters. red flag laws are on the table, background check expansions are on the table, as well as safe storage of guns. i think we can get something done, but we don't have a lot of time. >> brennan: you don't. in those starting points in your talks with republicans, are you also discussing some of what governor hutchinson just laid out as republican priorities? >> listen, we're looking for an old

and the vacancy of that space at the national level because of gridlock. and so we're likely to see this going forward unless one side is able sort of tip the scales in their favor. can you talk a little bit about some of those local examples? because i do think that that's really interesting to search it to see how and this is what i think is an interesting facet of the united states is a lot of things happen at the local level at the state level oftentimes. they may be ahead of what happens at the federal level. but how has this happened at the local level where local communities states counties cities have addressed this change gosh an examples abound because we have thousands of localities. and so you have thousands of political moves that have been made all because the national government's not leading or because the local government has the power under american institutions to resist national trends and dictates. so, you know, we've already mentioned a number of these you think about municipal voting in certain cities right giving immigrants the powe

to celebrate global citizenship, a world in which decisions are made increasingly at a super-national levelhe last few years we've once again seen the importance of nationed hood, national identity and national self-determination. the pandemic has demonstrated the risks of being exposed to events beyond our own shores, and companies are increasingly looking to secure their supply lines and serve their own domestic needs and markets first. meanwhile, russia's war in ukraine and china's support for its ally in moscow has further undermined the idea that we're all citizens of a global village. the world seems to be dividing into two camps and it's an increasingly dangerous time. we need, above all, to protect our national interests with our allies to help us if they can. all this was underscore by the two major topics this week; the war in ukraine and the economy. we'll talk later about the economy where the mood here was one of rising pessimism amid increasing alarm at surging inflation. let's start with ukraine and the u.s. and the west east response to it. joining me now, the secretary-gene

reporter: a message these students will continue to share until they say they see action at the national level. natalie brand, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> stay with us for all the latest developments on the texas school shooting. we will have coverage on air and at kpix.com. also streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> in a couple of hours, b.a.r.t. will hold a meeting to talk about increasing fares. the transit agency says it will help keep up with the cost of providing service. on the table, a 3.4% fare increase that could start in july. >>> well, the golden state warriors back home hoping to get the job done with a win in game five tonight with the mavs. vern glenn joining me live now. so many people thinking this could be it. >> indeed. win the west? why not tonight? game five a nice story line and scenario. big takeaway from game four tuesday, the warriors bench. they almost pulled it off. the rookies, moses moody and jonathan kuminga were part of a lineup that trimmed a 29-point deficit down to 8 with 3:00 left. with otto porter jr. out again tonight, both 19-year-olds could be counted

that i thought-- i hoped would be protected for my entire lifetime is no longer protected on a national levelt shamlian joins us now from houston. you've been in a state that limited abortion rights last septembe. what has that been like? >> reporter: well, it's meant most women who want abortions after aboux have had to pack their bags and travel, places like louisiana, even colorado. and even that may not be possible if the draft opinion becomes law. tonight, there are demonstrations planned for all over the country, including one right here at city hall in houston. norah. >> o'donnell: and lots of protests behind me, too. janet shamlian, thank you. now to the day's other big story, the war in ukraine. president biden called for more money and military aid for ukraine as he toured a factory that's producing javelin antitank missiles. those weapons have proved critical in ukraine's battle on the front lines. on the ground in ukraine, russian forces launched a full- scale attack on a steel plant in the city of mariupol. some civilians have evacuated in recent days, but hundreds remain trapped

only one as an alarm or walker on a national level settlement, we see an increase in more and more every year system. and now the state is putting in place a system to better control with management logistics and plastic waste collection assistant. there's lots of plastic waste outside the car as well. but, but no organized systemic met by decentralizing collection activities side exam and use in programs like sec, it helps industrialist like last and again, matthew are much more easily and at a lower cost without them because we would have to organize our own collections, systemic and goal hunton for the recyclable materials in this region or other regions. it would be much more difficult for us for a job in dallas. what is your sister? i believe it will not put it on this morning's round. wes collectors have picked up the pre sorta trash of 80 families in one year. they've collected 2 tons of plastic and over 80 kilograms of aluminum cans. the system was here in refused because the city land from initial mistakes and now does more than simply distribute trash couse lipper mercy. at 1st