together with the natural committee, they carry out all the activities of explosives. uh, surveying the area. as soon as we receive a command from the bomb experts, we can get to work. we have a fully formed about 100 people, e people to eliminate this situation, more than 10-11 technicians, management. the republic asks the crimeans to remain calm. do not panic and trust only official sources information. victoria dayberg. vitaly golubev konstantinsenko. news, crimea for now. bye. a short ad will tell you where the scandal continues to grow after the burning of the koran when dad has a bee the family has more internet and dad in chile opera bee the halva card opens the door to the world of fantastic shopping, even during discounts and sales, any purchases will become even more pleasant with installments for 10 months and cashback up to 10 percent. buy goods for fishing in a mobile application, we will refund you bonus percent on an online order sportmaster guarantee of the authenticity of the goods turkish condemned another desecration of the koran sweden reacted in t

there these almost three months, and thanks to the help of the natural committee and the media information that this situation is all the same, but we will achieve our goal and the house will be completed. it remains to receive a certificate of ownership , meanwhile, the court’s decision was also expected on other streets of the capital, in particular on prishvin. yes, we have the same situation. this developer has three properties in moscow with apartments and the situation. the same house is almost worthy of work stopped and, uh, declared bankruptcy. now these equity holders also have a hope that their case will be reviewed and they will soon celebrate a housewarming party dmitry benikov. i am kuzmin and i am popov anastasia in the city on this week, the most important event for children's healthcare not only in moscow throughout russia , after a large-scale reconstruction, the first patients began to receive the center of palliative care at the morozov hospital in the largest children's medical institution in the capital, the building of which is more than 100 years old, was actually co

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we just had a hearing this morning in the natural resources committee about how bone has delayed the five-year plan in the gulf of mexico and the earliest we could get a new one in the gulf of mexico is 2026. that's the result of the biden administration energy policy. the e.s.a. should be about protecting endangered species, restoring habitat for endangered species, it shouldn't be something used that's going to attack the heart of our economy and our energy production, that's going to harm our national security, and at the end of the day it's going to make prices higher for americans. that's why it's important to talk about something like the lesser prairie chicken on -- chicken on the house floor because this administration made a rule, congress didn't make a rule, this administration made a rule that sid they'll list a species as endangered that's showed dramatic increases in population. voluntary conservation is working and this listing puts that at risk. that is why repealing the biden administration's list og they have prairie chick season crucial. i urge my colleagues to supp

we've been discussing these very issues in the natural resource committee, cheryl, for the last almosto understand that we need to produce our own minerals in the united states. i'm also concerned with secretary yellen going over to china to see exactly what's going to come out of this. right now, chinese are holding somewhere in the neighborhood, i'm sure you're aware, 1.1, $1.2 trillion of the u.s. debt and they've been trying to divest themselves of our debt since about 2011 and i'm wondering why are they trying to do that and what is xi going to do to try and ease that as -- what is she going to do to try to ease that as well. is she going to try to make it easier for china to pick up more of our debt. the trade imbalance, we're at a five to one ratio with china right now. we purchase over $500 billion a year of products from them. they're purchasing just about $150 billion a year from the united states. they want to be the dominant power in the world. the global dominant power. you begin that with economic dominance. you spread that into military dominance and i'm concerned that s

naturally, the committee’s investigation of the head department continues all oparina alexander kucherovskyn mariano news. this year , new recreation areas will appear in the fillet children's park until the end of august, a rope park will open here, and in the administrative building the new greenhouse will be located there, they will also equip a choreographic hall, a cafe photo studio last year. work was also carried out in the park, the scene was updated, a summer cinema and an indoor arena appeared. for riding lessons, after the improvement of the phillipt park, more than 100 events of master classes, tournaments and marathons have already taken place there. hydrauliclifefest 2023 was held in izmailovsky park - this new type of outdoor activity has already managed to win the hearts of millions of athletes with the help of special equipment literally fly over the water. this year in competition athletes from 40 countries took part. among them, two current champions of russia for the guests also led costumed show flights in tandems and freestyle jet skis, and a large concert program was

hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on naturalources or their respective designees, and, two, one motion to commit. section 7. upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the joint resolution, s.j. res. 24, providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, of the rule submitted by the united states fish and wildlife service relating to “endangered and threatened wildlife and plants; endangered species status for northern longeared bat”. all points of order against consideration of the joint resolution are waived. the joint resolution shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the joint resolution are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the joint resolution and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on natural resources or their respective designees, and, t

and there are a host of other issues that she testified before the natural resources committee last year. so the us has a director of the department of interior. that's actually it made a person for the 1st time deb holland. and she's the one that announced us we actually had the video of her announcing this. the president is taking action to live at new coil and gas leasing in important places in the western architect and the arctic ocean. second to the interior department will propose a rule that will recommend additional protections for more than $13000000.00 acres in the area. these steps will protect wild life, including caribou, and polar bears and guard the subsistence rights that are so important to alaska native communities. 3rd is simple a project which is a difficult and complex issue that was inherited. these are existing leases issued by previous administrations. as far back as the ninety's. as a result, we have limited decision space, but we focused on how to reduce the projects footprint and minimize its impacts to people and to wild life. hey, philip, listening to sector

and so my colleague, i sat next to cindy actually in that committee was so good natured. yeah. know she she flipped tough seat in iowa actually where i grew up. she served for two terms and she lost this last congress. but sydney was so great. yeah. i mean, i had to haul out big whiteboard in pocket, basically right in front of her face. and cindy would like hold onto the edge and so my colleagues. but she totally the two of them were really, you know. yeah, good, good, good helpers in terms of me. get the props going. yeah. i love wells fargo story too, because you a run into the the person was the c you and he completely lied of course at first and ted wells fargo does make mistakes so that had to be a nice karmic moment. yes. you know, to have it come full circle all those years later, wells fargo tried to tell me that when i was a researcher, i did a big study showing how wells fargo, they filed in bankruptcy cases when were trying to take people's homes and they just screwed up all the time like the destruction, say, attack a copy of the mortgage. they just wouldn't attach

. >> alabama congressman member of house proposition natural resources committee congressman good morning to you so many questions to ask you -- >> good morning. >> by the way, let's, by the way, let's remember here, that it is china, that is now restricting rare earth minerals exports now going after us, saying that they are going to i mean they are threatening to pull elements we need to produce elect vehicle batteries what president biden says is going to save the world? >> so we've argued that with biden administration, for the last 2 1/2, three years we've got the resources here, look at iron range in minnesota we've got all resources we need, that they are shutting down i say shutting down biden administration has stopped mining. in alabama we have. >> coal, they've shut it down done everything to shut down natural resource in this country we are paying the price paying it through this what you see china doing right now they start pitting squeeze to us. cheryl: what did you make of jane kerry refusing to call xi jinping a dictator president biden he john kerry over there saying plea

the costs will give a result, but it would be better to look at the report of the special committee. naturallyback from donetsk in ugledar. there put out of action, and later due to the captured at least ten british armored cars. mastiff hard-black tv will not show them, of course, because according to professional liars. a major success has already been celebrated in the novo-donetsk vushnik, at least they have captured part of the village, and at the maximum they have made serious progress. on this area. true , fake guns refer to the notorious institute for the study of war. whose employees? as has long been known. they can hardly objectively assess the situation at the forefront of the institute for the study of war - this is a private development of a company that mimics, that is, depicts the appearance of the think tank, that is, the analytical center. here you are imagine that the people who were in ukraine, that is , directly the military and the mass media of ukraine refer to an american source, which allegedly has reliable information in the most extreme. that is, this in itself is st

naturally, the russian committee for ukraine andrey konstantinovich oils a criminal case on the murderr to conduct the most complete, comprehensive and objective investigation, namely in the production of the first department for the investigation of a particularly important topic whom the department of the investigative committee of russia is currently carrying out a complex of investigative actions and operational recall measures aimed at establishing all the circumstances of the incident, as well as the person who committed the crime and his motives. a monument to police lieutenant magomed nurbagandov was unveiled today in makhachkala. whose dying words. work brothers have become the motto for everyone who fights against terrorism and extremism, and today they constantly hear on the fronts of a special military operation about how the heroes of russia recalled in his native dagestan the report of our correspondent patimat suleymanova. in recent years, in dagestan, they have never given away. tribute to the memory of the hero in honor of magomed nurbaganov. they named the streets the

to employees, uh, operational officers of the ministry of internal affairs of the fsb of the natural committee, dollars, another currency lies. and we see, and this is a house with weapons. now, if the special forces would come, prigogine would shoot back with the news, then in the program 200 part of russia 24 is only 60 minutes. all the best, goodbye. thank you on the russia channel, the time of the main news on the air is big news in the verkhoven studio. hello the most complete information from the place in the village of marinka is practically absent, not a single living house is in order, we meet in a dense artillery fire.

the hosts established the facts of non-target use committee. naturallygional executive. in order to adopt a world response and develop some kind of unified position , then in conjunction with the committee for further work with the result, for which the meeting of e-e meetings, the minsk region, was made, by the executive committee, where seven land users were told, there about the need restoring order on the ground according to the kg data, only in the capital region there are more than three dozen abandoned camps. half of them in a deplorable state all these areas run the risk of repeating the fate of kirovets if the owners do not react literally at this place. that's where we have. here are our wonderful gazebos were, uh, wild planting of christmas trees. a this is an example of how an ordinary abandoned site. maybe to find life again step by step, the former health camp named after oleg koshevoy turned into a family holiday base. new owner. i started this journey 5 years ago. now here you can meet a large company of these entertainments to choose fro

james henson testified in the senate energy and natural resources committee to share an alarming conclusion. 35 years ago he said this. manmade pollution was causing our climate to change. the earliest scientific warnings that without action one day our planet would be at risk of catastrophic climate events. so colleagues, i'm here to say that day has come. this past may in a report in the environmental research letters journal, researchers found a direct correlation between increased carbon emissions and wildfires in the western united states. eight of the last ten largest wildfires in california history have occurred in just the last six years. in june, last month, new york city experienced the worst air pollution recorded or the planet he he -- on the plan net while washington, d.c. was blanketed in smoke, not because of wildfires in california but because of wildfires in canada. and over the last several weeks, a heat wave has brought record breaking temperatures from coast to coast and put over 140 million americans under heat alerts. and just today we learned that this july is set to

natural disaster. the investigative committee opened a criminal case after the shelling of a group of russian journalistszaporozhye region, on july 22 , a ria novosti war correspondent was killed near the village of pyatikhatka. rostislav zhuravlev is his colleague. konstantin mikhalchevsky two employees of izvestiya roman bolshakov and dmitry shikov were injured, russian researchers are establishing the circumstances of the incident, as well as all the persons involved, on behalf of the head of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin. rostislav zhuravlev will be presented posthumously in the award and his family will be awarded a medal of valor and courage. now let's talk about the weather in the center of russia, the peak of cooling, but there is not long to endure the september weather. for more information about this, let's talk with our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova. she joins me. katya good morning. i think the most burning question for all residents of the capital. when it gets warmer, it's already tomorrow, and moreover, by the end of the working week it will even be hot, but, alas, t

was some kind of riot , it is necessary to understand that the decision of the committee has an exclusively incidental naturell be adopted by the entire board, this is the first, the second, i think that this is the decision of the members committee when the majority of the members of the committee are representatives of the servant of the people party, to which oleksandr tkachenko also belongs, it was rather a kind of tribute to him for joint work, because at one time tkachenko also headed this committee. then, from this committee, he actually went to the position of minister of culture, that is, i would not i saw in this some kind of riot or some things that would mean that these people are voting against the president. it is almost certain that the majority of those people in the hall will vote for the resignation of minister tkachenko. maybe i 'm wrong, maybe it really will be the second the case when minister tkachenko did not resign after writing a statement, i will remind you that he already wrote a statement somewhere at the end of the 21st year and only a full-scale second term actually postponed th

still don't know with a degree of confidence where it came from, was it a lab leak, or natural origins. this committee pressed two top scientists behind a 2020 paper titled proximal origin, whether they suppressed the lab leak theory and from the start the chairman and ranking member were at odds. >> we are examining whether government officials, regardless of who they are, unfairly and perhaps biasly tipped the scales toward a preferred origin theory. >> this is not about building trust in public health and science, no, it's about tearing it down, manufacturing a problem and manufacturing distrust to justify an extreme partisan agenda. >> both witnesses denied fauci and collins influenced their paper but republicans highlighted a sudden shift in three days, john, from the lab leak theory to natural origins and disconnect of the findings of the intel community. >> you also said in your testimony we do not believe any type of laboratory base scenario is plausible. yet other conclusions directly contradict your po igs is. how do you bring that together? >> you could say our conclusions completely contra

mykolayovych i understand bondarenko yes, please pass it on dear colleagues the committee on environmental policy of nature use considered this draft law on the creation of a landmark park the holy park art for the day of state significance mezhyhirya e.e. recommended by its decision in the verkhovna rada to adopt this law as a basis and in general what is provided for in this law this law provides for the creation of a landmark park in the territory of the vyshgorod district of the kyiv region at the expense of state- owned lands which are granted to him for permanent use, to form a special administration of the mezhyhirya court park of monuments of art of national importance and to approve the regulations that must be approved by the ministry of environment dear colleagues, we in the end, we have to adopt this law , we have to decide on the legal status of this object, definitely an object of state significance, we have to finally transfer this object to state ownership, we have to break both the legal connection and the consequential connection, and in general forget yanukovych's name erase yanukovych's

of a substitute recommended by the committee on armed services now printed in the bill, an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 118-10, modifie by the amendment printed in par a of the report of the committe on rules accompanying this resolution, shall be considered as adopted in the house and in the committee of the whole. th bill, as amended, shall be considered as the original bill for the purpose of further amendment under the five-minute rule and shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, are waived. sectio 2. a, no further amendment to the bill, as amended, shall be in order except those printed i part b of the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution and amendments en bloc described in section 3 of this resolution. b, each further amendment printed in part b of the report of the committee on rules shall be considered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the t

a member of the energy and commerce and natural resources committee also the chair of the conservative climate caucus, thanks for your time. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> there are many debates now the congress is back before the august break about the status of spending bills. what are your concerns that getting all that done in a timely manner? >> anytime you're talk but to turn the matter with congress you should be concerned but i will tell you over and over again this congress we have met tight deadlines. it's been difficult each time but we've always got it across the finish line at a think we will with this as well. >> host: one of the issues being reported concerns that some republicans looking for lower levels of spending that initially agreed on with the debt ceiling bill. are you part of the group of what your concerns about that being a hold as for passing appropriations? >> guest: i would say i am part of the group that is most like my district, very concerned about government spending that wants to make sure we have been responsible, fiscal responsible in all t

interior secretary deb haaland and deputy interior secretary testified before the senate natural resources committee. the senators, most of whom are from western states, asked about increasing domestic oil production in the biden administration's interior budget priorities for 2024. the administration is requesting $18.9 billion from the department as an increase of $2 million from 2023. >> this morning, the committee will be discussing the president's proposed fiscal year 2024 budget for the department of interior and other items within his purview. i'd like to welcome secretary holland, deputy secretary boudreau back to the committee as well as interior budget director, denise flanagan. i wanna thank you all for joining us this morning to set the scene. i think it's important to note for contexts that the congress provide the department an additional $48.1 billion in the last 19 months including 47.3 billion and targeted investments to the bipartisan infrastructure law and inflation reduction act and $779 million increase in annual appropriations last year. but now the administration is requesting

naturs unquote. so then, within a matter of days something changed. that is what this committee is trying to get to the bottom of. what happened within the three day period between the conference call and the paper that you did a 180 and could not possibly come from you are all saying this was by short front nature what happened in those three days? >> well, we examine them more closely. we look to other corona viruses. there was new data thatan came. >> alerted the data come from? >> the scientific literature. of the genomic sequence so there is a receptor that was very close. >> exactly what mymy colleague here broke brought up too. >> yes exactly. it was a very important piece of data. it showed a lot of theories about the virus having been engineered or put together in ag laboratory were not true. here is a virus in nature that had receptor. >> this interesting based on what my other colicky or the chairman of the committee said the issue of. something else that happened between those two days at one of your colleagues who's not here said i don't know if i should say this in

as the top republican on the senate energy and natural resource committee, i will tell you that unleashing american energy is my top priority. to accomplish that, we need to pass troo permitting reform. our plan is going to make life more affordable by making it easier to produce every type of american energy. we will need traditional, reliable forms of energy like oil, coal, natural gas for years and years to come in spite of what the president may foolishly believe. we also need to produce more energy from resources like nuclear, wind, solar. we need it all. unleashing american energy with permitting reform is the key that unlocks american dominance again. this is what we need to do to reverse the damage, the destruction and the devastation of joe biden and bidenomics. bidenomics is a grim reality for too many people in wyoming and across the country. joe biden, kamala harris, and washington democrats cannot keep ignoring the pain that they are causing. nobody can afford another bad day of bad bidenomics. thank you, madam president, and i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the

she got wet i will tell them. skin croc and one not with nature. wild watchful of its own committee oftate security during the great patriotic war just cry veneration cold corpses lay, as they say, for some reason everyone watched the wehrmacht's crime against the civilian population in the sky. now, so an integral part of the genocide is precisely the genocide of the belarusian people , the old people, women and children, a human shield on the front line from a material woman with children, could not stand this mockery to use logical weapons in safety. criminal cases stored in the central archive of the state security committee number 26571 and 26 578 43 and 35 volumes , respectively, belong to the state secrets of the republic of belarus. , 11 security police battalions of the ses army in one of the first cases were initiated in 74 for several, and the former policemen who immediately after the war hid their participation in punitive actions on the territory belarus were convicted, but couples have been released in 1955. delhi, under the article for treason, in fact, only for taking

and now there is information about the official nature of the investigator of the investigative committeeinvestigate the facts of shelling ukrainian nationalists of the civilian population of the bryansk region and the donetsk people's republic as a result. i and vfu, settlement. makeevka, gvardeisky district of the dpr, a man of ninety-ninth year of birth was injured, and a lot of apartment residential and a ukrainian house was under fire by saboteurs, and a car with civilians was shot at, and all these episodes are recorded on the ground directly by the investigators of the investigative committee, it is worth saying that now uh, the same, kievsky district, from which we left literally again in minutes back, e is again under the arrow , also not calmly in the kuibyshev region, it is also shelled, if they are to blame at these moments, it is not calm and a in the long-suffering petrovsky district. we continue to monitor the situation, all the latest news on the air of the russia 24 tv channel. yes, stanislava thank you, we are following what is happening together and i will remind donets

a stark contrast from the overwhelmingly bipartisan nature from which this passed out of committee andhen, of course, the overwhelmingly bipartisan nature that these ndaa bills tend to pass in most congresses. that's one of the key questions that i was talking with speaker kevin mccarthy about when we were in a press conference with him just in the last few minutes, asking about what he sees as the difference between why democrats were not willing to vote for the ndaa this time around, and if he saw this as the right vehicle for things like abortion related regulation and others to be adjudicated in. he urged other members of the conference to keep things as relative to the military and -- as relevant to the military in this bill as possible. we expect more of these hot button issues to come up during the fall spending battle. nevertheless, one of the interesting ways mccarthy was able to cobble together the votes he needed here -- we know slim majorities are the way of this particular congress -- is it is clear he was offering members spots on the conference committee for when this bi

unfounded , secondly, i appeal to the relevant committees of the verkhovna rada, the committee on social policy, ecology, naturenect everyone specialists and rosie somewhere in the fact that today, as a priority , it is necessary to carry out a revision of the chernobyl legislation that we, together with the government, can to suggest to people, in order not to impair their social rights, not to narrow the guarantee in accordance with the current law and at the same time to establish the issue of social justice , because i agree that if a person who has lived in the territories comes and according to a court decision, he can receive an increased pension , and local citizens who for years they can't live, it's really unfair, but these issues need to be resolved professionally using the experience that was gained in all the previous years. i call on dear colleagues, my deputies, everyone and they signed the resolutions from practically all the factions of the political groups today. i am especially addressing you, dear colleagues , most of you today depend on a lot . dear colleagues, i apologize to olena kostiv o

thank you thank you alexander vladimirovich dual chairman of the committee on food policy nature enjoymentplease, thank you dear utynye ivanovna dear refrigerator very dear colleagues farmers play a prominent role in the country's military-industrial complex, who today produce more than 50% of the total gross agricultural product. this is more than 160.000 peasant farms 17.000 enterprises. most importantly, there are more than 16 million personal subsidiary farms, and unlike large enterprises, we have already reached the threshold value of their development in many respects due to powerful state support. small businesses still have enormous growth potential. and uh, high potential for solving two very important socio-economic problems. the first is assistance in the implementation of the doctrine of food security, and the second is employment, the preservation of the rural population and anti-poverty violence is the main factor that hinders the development of small. eh, the forms of economy are the lack of a guarantee of stable sales . the channels that existed before had changed a lot unt

nature. republicans on the committee cast doubt on their conclusions, alleging they were part of a cover-up of a lab leak that occurred in wuhan, china. this is just over three hours. mr. owens: pursuant to -- mr. wenstrup: pursuant to rule 9-2, the select subcommittee may recognize staff for questions for a period not to exceed 15 minutes per side after all members that wish to be recognized have been. i now recognize myself for the purpose of making an opening statement. today the select subcommittee is holding a hearing to examine the drafting, publication and critical reception of the publication entitled, the proximal origin of sarscov-2. it came to two primary conclusions. first, that covid-19 is not a laboratory construct or a purposefully manipulated virus. and second, that no type of laboratory-based scenario is plausible. this is not an attack on science. it's none an attack on peer review. and it's not an attack on an individual. we're examining whether government officials, regard *lgs of who they are, -- regardless of who they are, unfairly and perhaps biasedly tipped the scales t

well, uh, soon, this time it was natural democratic senator dianne feinstein, who appeared confused during a committee hearing. she was meant to simply vote yes on a, on a measure. however, she's instead try lowe's to a speech. a aids had to repeatedly tell her just so yes, which eventually did off to it test off said that it was just very chaotic session and that essentially the preoccupied, believe it with other things. but it's fall from the 1st time that's being concerns raised by the census health. she spent more than 2 and a half months out of the center of this year. she returned frail and seemingly often confused or poor, has tried to speak to her. and prior to that, there was longstanding media reports about headquarters to decline, but she's also fall from the only extremely old politician in congress with our concerns. yeah, and this is coming right as we're facing in election campaign with 2 of the oldest candidates ever to run for the officer present united states. so is this age or issue of age really? as an democrats, it seems to put it simply. yes, that has been an increasingly old con

i understand that the line and partnership which includes natural england and -- are working closely with the committee on their plans. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to start by thinking staff and services. as we sail about the 75th anniversary of the health services and the u.k., i want to reflect on two thoughts from two people. it is about using the private sector more, something we should be very comfortable with. the second as -- patients to the private sector. which is from the pm and which is from the opposition? >> may i begin by saying how sorry i was to hear the honorable lady would be standing down. she and i joined this house of the same time. i know she has contributed much to her party and this place. may also say, i'm sure she would wish to join me in celebrating his majesty receiving the scottish regalia, pretty much as we speak. when it comes to the nhs, i would take no lectures from either party. i was born in the nhs hospital, my children were born in the nh hospital -- nhs hospital. it has been there for me and my family and this -- has put record fundin

is complex and multifaceted with these words, the head of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin described the naturef the department’s activities in an interview with ria novosti, in addition to the important direction of fixing the crimes of the kiev regime, others are also investigating, in particular, in the zone of special attention, fraud and citizens enter the sphere, while in cooperation with the ministry of internal affairs of the fsb and the federal penitentiary service managed to achieve a very high resolution of serious crimes in more than 99%, our unit worked effectively and in terms of compensation for the damage caused, more than 50 billion rubles were compensated to the injured citizens and the state. additionally, the property of the defendants worth more than 38 billion rubles was seized. investigators of the investigative committee of the russian federation sent almost 39,500 criminal cases to the courts, which is 3% more than the same figure last year . user, as alexander bastrykin noted, they continue to unravel dark schemes in relation to officials, which is especially important

more and more homes and committees are destroyed by natural disasters each year weather is tornado, wildfire or hurricane. just when the many reasons i'm grateful president biden signed into law might legislation the post- disaster mental health act. but for those who would seek to weaponize what it means to be awoke i'm unapologetically awoke. i am awake in my eyes are wide open because i owe it to my constituents to not look away. in my district the massachusetts seven failure to address climate change mean greater flood damage to frontline communities, chelsea everett and to my colleagues across the aisle seeks to obstruct and oppose policy that would help our shared constituents run the country protect their homes from climate change. it is not only alarming that you would move in this way it is downright dangerous. miss nagy, sensuous property catastrophic reinsurance rates increase by as much as 50% on july 1 renewals my constituents have had to pay more to protect their homes and their livelihoods appeared can you highlight the impact of these price increases on the insurance rates pa

last year that if we were really allowed to fly under a neutral flag , that is, naturally the state and the olympic committee all of us support and the one who trained and gave his whole life and health. eh, your sport. naturally. well, you can't close the gates, and that's all, of course, i would like to go to the podium with my own anthem, with my own flag , with my own history behind my back. uh, because you always become. your country is always behind you. eh, always you exalt, not only yourself. you, when you sing, we are belarusians and peaceful people. e, this is of course very straight. goosebumps run through the body, because we are really peaceful, we are benevolent and i want to believe that we nevertheless, they will, indeed, be admitted as independent peaceful good people who have their own country, their history , their national preferences and their colors , which are on the flag on the coat of arms, and so on anastasia well, what do you think, nevertheless, what are our chances to return to the international arena? to be honest, i can't look far, but i know many athletes quite simply. we woul

nature. >> robert f. kennedy junior appears before a another committee thursday on pandemic censorship.. >> well, i think there is plenty of scientists will tell you there was censorship. things got censored on social media, etc. and it was called a conspiracy theory and attack on those who felt there was a lab leak. >> kennedy drew criticism over the weekend. he says jews and chinese are most immune and drew a sharp rebuke from house minority leader hakeem jeffries. >> bill: more to come on that certainly on the hill. >> dana: a selfie attempt causing a massive pile-up in the middle of the tour de france. >> it is the front line that goes down and he takes out 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, at least ten riders and maybe more. >> dana: so awful. the second time in three years a fan hoping to get their slice of the action leads to chaos for the year's biggest cycling race. fox news contributor guy benson and carley shimkus. who goes first today? you could take a picture in your mind's eye. >> this race is 2,223 miles long and takes three weeks to complete. these people are in peak condition. physically