in the nonpartisan nebraska unicam rale, she would pass bills that would benefit nebraska statewide. she was a member of the omaha committee, the mayors commission of the status of women, omaha j.c.'s, several parent-teachers association, the federal credit union board. and was involved in the omaha area council on alcohol and drug abuse, the omaha library board, the developmental council, the nebraska coalition of victims of crime. she did it all. although retired, carol's encouraged many to get involved and feels even if you have retired or not in public service there are many roles and ways to serve our community. but above all else, carol believes her greatest accomplishment is raising her six children alongside her husband, alan, whom she married in 1954. they have additional certification and degrees because of the importance placed on education and family. i cherish carol's friendship and i treasure the wisdom she's shared with me and others. i admire this wonderful lady, this great american patriot. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro

the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. sasse: thank you madam president. i want to talk about three things. first, ukraine. what do they need? how much aid? what kinds? what kinds? >> first ukraine what do they need how much aid and how do we get it to them? second, the way the congressman many make any sense right now? and third political grandstanding and in particular can politicians resist the short-term political crack of social media? >> they need everything and they need it yesterday. if they can shoot it we should ship it. ukrainians are fighting for freedom and we should do more to help. chaplainse- and switch blades and surface to air period and the coastal defense missiles, grenade launchers, night vision goggles and planes. more andas faster. thank you to the president but also note really important weapons thats. are not in ukrainian hands like the s3 hundred and it takes time to go acrossth the border we should funding this as fast as possible not having the administration's lawyers debate how many angels can dance on the tip or debate which

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bacon of nebraska, pursut to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. bacon wil vote no on the previous question. the speaker proempore: fo purpose ds the gentlen from texas rise? >> tnk you, madam speaker. the member designated by reprentati ty nehls, inform the house that mr. nehls will be voting nay on the previous qstn. also athe member designated by representativeonny jackson, i inform the house that representative jackson will be voting nay on the previous question.thank you. the speaker pro tempe: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> madam speaker, as the mber designated by . gaetz from florida, inform the house that mr. gaetz wil vot no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: f what purpose ds the gentlelady from florida rise? thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn of the state of flida, infm the house that mr. nn will vote nay on the previous question. the spkepr tempore: 219. theays a 199. orded.ious question is the question is on adoptn theesolution. so many asre in favor y aye. those op

senator ben sasse of nebraska had a substantive exchange with the nominee. it is unfortunate that those substantive exchanges do not get as much airtime as the fireworks. host: as you mentioned, cory booker's statement getting a lot of attention. there was one moment in which judge jackson showed a little bit of emotion. this is about a minute of senator cory booker talking on wednesday to judge jackson. [video clip] sen. booker: your family and you speak to service, service, service. i am telling you right now, i am not letting anybody in the senate steal my joy. i told you this at the beginning. i am embarrassed. it happened earlier today. i just look at you and i start getting full of emotion. i'm jogging this morning and at the end of the block i live on because i put my music on loud when i'm jogging trying to block out the noise of the heart attack i am having. and this woman comes upon me and tackles me, an african-american woman. and the look on her eye, she just wanted to touch me because i am sitting so close to you, and tell me what it meant to he

, a ukrainian runner who fled her country last month to day one, the jerusalem marathon and anti nebraska left ukraine with her 11 year old daughter . our husband, whose incidentally also her coach, stayed behind. she told the w said fans back home had urged her to run for a piece. just a few weeks ago, valentine of the red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is trying to promote peace around the world, starting with the jerusalem marathon before the race, she told d w about the support she still has back home. and i kept a lot of for message from my grand kids, you know, from your grand osler's, from a lot of people from again, law in i was a research piece and a very nice i stick here about it was unusually wet and cold for the start of the jerusalem race, but after the journey she has been on, she just felt relieved to be running again. the race was a mixed event. so she cleverly used male runners as pace setters in a bit to be the 1st woman to cross the line. she achieved her goal and celebrated with the israeli and ukrainian flags. she hopes to soon be r

yes, we'll use, i'm afraid because it's unpredictable, but that the car supplied sun nebraska's womb of dark alarm. we need to stay alive for those over at the factory you can be a target to, lily explains as we had to the bunker. but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to ukraine. now, lily, i makes clear, gordon, with boy daily, and every one is responsible for their own actions. but in my am audition, you know, the 7 and everyone decides for themselves what they do, the see what they say, the choices they make. what ukraine means to them, nuclear, you know, all right, this is my choice yarbrough on that a stuck in the consequence of their choice of leaving or returning plays or here at this train station in levy and out some other stories where farm for you this hour and taliban shan't. secondary schools across afghanistan for girls. just hours after reopening them for the 1st time since they took power. authorities ordered the students to go home causing confusion over the re james policy. earlier this way he education ministry, had said schools would be reopened f

what is the major concern of the people of nebraska? ukraine. we have a ukrainian population here and concerned about the children being impacted in the country, and they want to see action. they want to see putin is held accountable so this comes to an end. frankly the administration is not moving fast enough to be able to isolate russia, to take the steps to be able to make sure that they pay for, you know, this transgression and frankly we have got to cut off the funding for the russian war machine which sits oil. >> steve: the president said there is going to be pain at the pump. i was listening to interviews with people who were actually at gas stations yesterday and they said, you know, if this is what i have to do to pay more for gas to him the people of ukraine i'm all in for now. >> yeah. i have got to tell you first of all, would very go to remember the pain at the pump was happening long before this crisis. >> steve: absolutely. >> the biden administration's policies starting last year started driving up the price of oil and

yeah, we'll use, i'm afraid because it's unpredictable, but the thigh supplied sun nebraska's womb. thank a lamb. we need to stay alive for those of us at the factory. you can be a target to lee explains as we had to the bunker. but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to ukraine out. lilia makes clear, gotten it book daily, and every one is responsible for their own actions. and, but in my, in law edition, on the 7th, and everyone decides for themselves what they do. this is what they say, the choices they make. what ukraine means to them, nuclear, you know, or threaten. this is my choice, yahoo, berlin, that a stuck in the consequence of their choice of leaving or returning plays out here at this train station in levy. and now to some other stories were following for you. this hour a storm in paraguay has killed at least 3 people and damaged numerous homes. schools and health centers. flash floods of hit the capitol asencion after several days of heavy rainfall, turning the streets of the city into rivers. chinese officials say they've recovered one black box from th

the gentleman from nebraska is recognized. mr.: madam speaker, i have letters from numerous groups representing and reflecting the views of millions of americans. i'd like to submit for the record these letters. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. -- does the gentleman reserves? mr. smith: i now yield as much time as he may consume, a gentleman, expert in health policy, mr. schweikert from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. schweikert: thank you, madam speaker pro tem. you do realize what's going on here, and i'm going to be a little sarcastic because i'm frustrated. insulin prices is outrageous. but why is it outrageous? the fact of the matter is our regulatory mechanic and our payment mechanics are the very things that broke this. and here you do a piece of legislation that will break it more. please, i beg of the majority hire and economist. and walk you through some of the facts on it. you are doing a bill here where you are going to subsidize the dollar amount in the ba

i am on yeah. jagow use i'm afraid because it's unpredictable but that the cost of light sun, nebraska's oil back a lamb. we need to stay alive for those of us at the factory. you can be a target to lee the explains as we had to the bunker, but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to you quain out, lilia makes clear, odin with boy danley and everyone is responsible for their own action. but in my, in law edition, on the 7th, and everyone decides for themselves what they do, this is what they say, the choices they make. what ukraine means, it's an annual cleaner. all right, this is my choice. yahoo berlin, let us talk in the consequence of their choice of believing or returning plays out here at this train station in levy. funny the invasion started a month ago. you were in keith at the time. take us back to that day. what was it like? i remember basically waking up to what i 1st thought was someone slamming the hotel room door real, real hard to then realize that this was an explosion followed by several other explosions that early morning, shortly after 4 am. it was a situ

i also talked to pete ricketts republican of nebraska.e the point the demand has not changed. it would talk about climate change and you're worried about your carbon footprint. the produce barrel of oil is the produce barrel of oil regardless of where that happens. there's going to be a carbon footprint to the earth. if you looking at venezuela you talk about adding the fossil fuels that it takes to get here because it has to travel. that's when his frustration came and i think a lot of americans are experiencing the as well. >> one last point i think we can also forget the hedge fund managers that control american money, not because are so woke they don't want to invest in oil and gas. sometimes the money to get the new online is not there they've all gone crazy woke. dagen: i was going to add one thing. andy who i rely on a great source of information on oil. the u.s. is producing all it can right now to increase production we have to drill more wells. we want more oil in the u.s. we have to drill for it, don't dial 1800 opec. opec plus

el congresista de nebraska fue condenado el jueves por mentirle a los investigadores sobre la resecciÓntranjero. el pasado mes, estados unidos tuvo un aumento generalizado del empleo de mÁs de 678.000 nuevos puestos. para aquellos que buscan su primer empleo suele ser algo difÍcil. en chicago se han abierto mÁs de 200 plazas para aquellos que buscan una oportunidad. reportero: en chicago hay 176 puestos disponibles para principiantes para trabajar directamente con la ciudad. desde ya los interesados pueden iniciar el proceso para presentar sus solicitudes. hay trabajo en la ciudad de chicago? >> hay trabajo. reportera: cÉsar rodrÍguez, portavoz de la alcaldÍa de chicago, dice que es una buena oportunidad para iniciar una carrera profesional en diferentes departamentos de la ciudad. >> creo que te conecta a trabajar en unas de las ciudades mÁs importantes de los estados unidos y del mundo. la tercera ciudad mÁs grande de este paÍs. reportero: dentro de las vacantes disponibles hay 29 para la policÍa, 10 para comunicado de policÍa, tres posiciones para especialistas de la comunidad, tres

look because supplied sun, nebraska's womb thank alarm. we need to stay alive for those of us at the factory. you can be a target to lee the explains as we had to the bunker, but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to ukraine. now levy, i makes clear, gotten it book a danny zone. every one is responsible for their own actions and put in my law edition on the 7th. and everyone decides for themselves. what they do is as v, what they say, the choices they make. what ukraine means is of them, nuclear, you know, all right, and this is my choice, yahoo, berlin, that a stock and the consequence of their choice of leaving or returning plays out here at this train station in levy. it's a big day for diplomacy in brussels to day with the leaders of nato, g 7 and european union countries all coming together for talks on how to deal with the war and ukraine. nato secretary general yen stockton berg was among the 1st to arrive for an emergency summit of alliance leaders. u. s. president joe biden is also in the belgian capital and will b

w s, i'm afraid because it's unpredictable, but that the cost supplied sun, nebraska's, oil dock, a lamb. we need to stay alive for those of us at the factory can be a target to lee the explains as we had to the bunker. but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to you quain out lilia makes clear. gordon, with boy daily, and everyone is responsible for their own action. but in my law, additional, the 7 and everyone decides for themselves what they do with me, but they say the choices they make. what ukraine means to them, nuclear, you know, all right, this is my choice, yahoo, berlin, that a stuck and the consequence of their choice of leaving or returning plays out here at this train station in levy. funny, remarkable stories of resilience there a month into this war when the invasion began. 4 weeks ago, you were in kiev. can you tell us what that was like? i will never forget the sound of what i woke up to assume didn't relate to explosion yet, but i actually thought somebody's just landing the hotel room door real hard just to realize that this was an explosion followed by

fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by the following members, garamendi and bordeaux, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady michigan seek recognition >> as the member designated by marcy kaptur, i inform the house that she will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. gimenez, i inform the house that mr. gimenez will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from

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meantime embattled republican congressman jeff fortenberry of nebraska has resigned. he made the announcement after a california jury convicted him of lying to federal authorities about an illegal campaign donations from foreign nationals. in a letter to the house, fortenberry said his resignation would be effective march 31st. he has been under pressure from political leaders from both sides of the island, nebraska and washington to step down. yesterday both house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy urged for very to quit fortenberry by the way, scheduled to be sentenced on this case. june 28th. california seven million students in school employees will be getting free at home covid-19 tests under a new plan announced by the governor's office today, it's all in an effort to prevent a post spring break surge. the governor's office posted video on twitter showing the effort to get those test kids shipped out, according to state officials, more than 14 million tests have been shipped out or deliver two counties and school districts across the s

one of those nebraska women was my mother, florence stroble.she moved from lincoln to teach kindergarten in north platte in the fall of 1944 and she was proud to be among the volunteers at the canteen. to honor everyone who helped give our soldiers a good memory to hold onto while they were away from home, i recently introduced the north platte canteen congressional gold medal act. this bill would awashed a collective -- award a collective congressional gold medal to all of the individuals and communities who volunteered or donated food and other items to the north platte canteen. this is the highest honor congress can give civilians, and the tens of thousands of people who made america's busiest world war ii canteen a success are certainly deserving of it. under my bill, after the treasury department strikes this congressional gold medal, it would be on display at the lincoln county historical museum in north platte, which has an outstanding exhibit about the canteen. this wouldn't be the first time that congress has given the volunteers at th

and practices internal medicine at the university of nebraska medical center. her poetry and nonfiction have been published in jama the annuals annals of internal medicine and great weather for media. she's also the alcoa author of quackery a brief history of the worst ways to kill cure everything. that cracks me up. that was an npr science friday best science book of 2017. her adult historical fiction includes the best-selling novels of beautiful person the impossible girl. opium and absent and the forthcoming the half-life of ruby fielding which will come out in may. her adult young adult novels the code control catalyst toxic and the november girl, which was a 2019 nebraska book award winner. let me tell you about nate. nate patterson's notified nonfiction has appeared in a wide variety of magazines newspapers including the guardian the believer and the mental floss. he is a blogger and a regular contributor for fine books and collections magazine. he also edited several lovecraftian horror and anthologies including the story wisdom library sisterhood and th

queremos que este mensaje vaya la relación que tenemos con otras hermanas y hermanos del norte de nebraskasta iglesia para rezar ahora en más noticias un parque de san francisco recibió un pequeño retoque hoy. más de 100 voluntarios se unieron a la tarea de quitar la maleza y limpiar el monumento, que buscaba honrar a quienes han fallecido a causa del sida. es el primer día del año que realizan esta labor y esperan hacerlo cada tercer sábado de mes. >>ni la lluvia los detuvo. aprovecharon el momento en que se detuvo por algunas horas para hacer esa labor tan necesaria. >>también es beneficiosa la lluvia porque se hace más blando el suelo, y les brinda agua a las plantas autóctonas. también se difundan esas actividades al aire libre después de la pandemia >>y embellece la comunidad. comenzamos dueño de la primavera como la recibiremos en el área de la bahía? >> con un tiempo mucho más soleado de lo que vimos hoy día. pero lo que será la primera semana de primavera temperaturas sobre el promedio, es este sistema que estuvo acercándonos hoy generando precipitaciones pero que ya se mueve rápid

. >> host: let's get to scott in omaha, nebraska, independent. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to point out that if you follow the u.n. security council, this is an issue that the russian ambassador has been trying to raise for the past two years. they have state interest inside ukraine, and that is a dispute that is occurring in the region of the world that we should let slip out in discourse. re substitute or i guess when youou stifle discour, you produce an alternative result which is warfare and that's what robert reed has said politics is a a continuation of warfare by other means. what a think we should look to is not just had resolved s particular summation but how to avoid spiking discourse in the future so that people can have their problems comes a problems can be resolved in a nonviolent manner. >> host: jamie mcintyre, give you the final two minutes here on the role of the u.n., the role of nato here and expectations for what's going to happen with president biden's trip overseas this week. >> guest: so the basic

could send food prices soaring. 190,000 birds culled in south dakota. 570,000 broiler chickens in nebraska 6.2 million in iowa. with farmers fearful of losing their entire flocks from kansas. >> you can take all the precautions you want to and you still might have a backyard flock that could catch this virus >> reporter: to long island, new york >> one little case and it could spread to the others, the next thing you know they'll all be gone. >> reporter: the map shows bird flu cases have spread across at least a third of the country, often carried by wild geese and ducks, sometimes drinking or eating from the same source even zoo birds are at risk >> now that it's a little closer we're having to go ahead and move them indoors. >> reporter: unlike covid, health experts say there's little risk of bird flu jumping to humans. >> this virus is devastating for birds, it can go from flock to flock, but it doesn't easily transmit to humans and it definitely doesn't go human to human at this point >> reporter: during a previous bird flu outbreak, i had to suit up in a biosecurity suit and decontam

the average business in omaha and nebraska pay 25%.e folks throw these examples out there where the rates are lower, but i think that the crux of the issue is, do we want businesses to invest? i would say the answer is yes. if we incentivize investment for new plants and new equipment, that creates more jobs on production line. if you are building a new building or providing new admin, that has many secondary and tertiary effect for other people being employed. we want to incentivize investment. by the way, that gave us the best economy in 40 years when we did that with the tax reform into has frankly done more to help us recover after covid than anything else we have done. we help is this is recover with a competitive tax code. i defend what we have done there. when it comes to logistics, it wouldn't take much for us to help get aircraft to ukraine through poland and germany. i think the a-10 mothballed would be outstanding. we would have to train them. the 225's, that's the russian version of the a-10. there are aircraft out there th

the nebraska congressman was convicted of lying to the feds about illegal campaign contributions.pete williams is joining us on that. pete, walk us through those guilty verdicts for the congressman and the path for his appeal, which by the way he's promising to do. >> it took the jury just over two hours to return this guilty verdict. he was convicted of not only failing to disclose illegal contributions but then also lying to the fbi about it during two separate interviews. so the law at stake here says it's illegal to accept political contributions from foreign sources. the fbi says that a lebanese billionaire gave congressman fortenberry $30,000 by dividing it up and then having several u.s. citizens donate the money at a fund-raiser in los angeles, which is where this trial was. the fbi had already been investigating that billionaire. so the agents contacted the doctor who hosted the fund-raiser, and they say he told them where the money came from and then with the fbi listening called fortenberry and told him about the source of the money, but when he was questioned by the fb

iowa and nebraska. as a result, tens of thousands of birds will be euthanized to prevent the virus from spreading. in minnesota. the board of animal health confirmed bird flu into flocks, while iowa recorded its seventh outbreak and nebraska also found its fourth outbreak. well. the cruise ship, the ruby princess is currently sailing away from the bay area after dozens of passengers on its last sailing came down with covid, but it's ktvu is christian captain tells us princess cruise line says 100% of its passengers were vaccinated. and passengers who became ill were quarantined. the majestic princesses now docked at the same ports that was used by the ruby princess over the weekend, when about 70 passengers were diagnosed with covid-19 following a 15 day cruise to the panama canal. the symptoms aren't so bad. even mitchell was one of those who tested positive it takes about happen our 40 minutes for the pcr test to come back. and then as soon as they find out, you know they empty out the hallway so you

host: mike, nebraska, good morning, how do you answer the question? caller: it's way too much, biden can't even handle our own country. biden has been compromised by russia and china both. russia and china. where is hunter biden? that's all i've got to say. host: michael, stockton, the house is about to come in, make it quick. michael, gotta make it quick. caller: how you doing? i don't know if that's the stuff or not. host: ok, john, can you be quick this morning? you say too much? caller: we are being sucked into, this is biden's war. this is the stupid democratic party war. biden could have offered concessions >> listen to c-span radio or c-span now. get complete access to what's happening in washington wherever you are with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress. white house events. the courts. campaigns and more. plus, analysis of the world of politics with our informative podcast. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play. download it for free today. c-span now, your front row seat to washington anytim

so it's about is that is suffer camembert, nebraska linux, one of them got no phone number back up on like i like to explore the red room. um on the left, the new deal. i know her wrapping up was the, comes up. the prefix, honesty is a little unnerving. the inhabitants of alice are living amid radioactive residue and contaminated homes with disastrous consequences for their health. it's time to head back to the capitol, me on this is where we'll finally meet the local managers of our, the orange, which exploit needs. yes, uranium. it's easy to find them. that offices are just opposite the ministry of mining. after some negotiation, one of the senior executives agrees to an interview with chevy se mussa. sali has been working for the group for over 30 years. he tells us he is responsible for setting up a system for identifying and treating the most radioactive areas of an it is physical. should you need to go in bunch is june. did this she showed us. if done may i put him up? actually mama will have a pointer degree there correspond the idea norm, international level, par dish at the w

the blue devils are a two seat kansas and nebraska sit atop respectively their regions and the actions off tomorrow with the first four in dayton. texas southern takes on the islanders at a&m corpus christi in the opening game. >>> overnight, the best in entertainment were honored in the u.k. and hollywood the british academy of film awards were in london. some got top awards. "power of the dog" took home best picture and show in both shows. and arianna debose got best supporting actress for her role in "west side story. television, succession and ted lasso swept most of those categories >>> disney announced they're pausing political donations in florida after the passage of the state's don't say gay bill according to the orlando sentinel, the ceo apologized to a letter, saying in part, you needed me to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights and i let you down according to state records, disney has given about 55 million to democrats, republicans and political committees in the past 28 years. rn >>> still to come, the cape crusader cleaning up more than gotham these days. >>

my bill, which is co-sponsored by my friend from nebraska, mr. bacon, recognize eases the importance of preserving capabilities achieved with federal grant dollars particularly given how dynamic the terrorism threat landscape is today. it directs d.h.s. to support the transition of costs associated with maintaining homeland security koarl capabilities achieved through the program investments. specifically, my bill would direct to direct fema current and former cities that were achieved through the grant funding that are at risk of being reduced or eliminated without federal assistance. additionally, the bill would require d.h.s. if needed to submit a plan of how to make federal assistance available to jurisdictions to take on the costs of preserving the costs of funding homeland security capabilities ip including legislation. this plan is the first step to ensure that all cities have the capabilities they need to secure themselves from terrorist threats. with that, i urge my house colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance o

there was news about congress and fortenberry of nebraska. he was found guilty on all three counts. this is from the omaha world herald. also, kevin mccarthy was asked about it. here is the article from politico talking about what he said. essentially the headline is mccarthy no just convicted representative fortenberry to resign. ps the house minority leader. he said -- suggesting congressman fortenberry should resign after the republican was convicted of lying to the fbi over illegal campaign contributions. the quote is, "i think when someone is convicted it is time to resign." other news. whatever you guys want to talk about. let's go to the first caller, gary in conner's bill, indiana on the democrats line -- connorsville, indiana. caller: on behalf of everyone, welcome to the moderator staff. you have been a -- host: thank you. caller: you are a charming young lady. you are a boon to the entire staff. i wanted to give you a pat on the back to make you feel good. the think i want to talk about is health care briefly. it is getting out of control. all the costs. ranging from pres

fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. kaptur, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 5001. >> mr. speaker as the member designated by mr. carter of the state of texas, mr. carter will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bowman, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 5001. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. upton from michigan, i inform the house that mr. upton will vote yea on h.r. 5001. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, mr. lawson votes yes on 5010. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >>

so when we go to nebraska to willow cathers homestead they'd already read the novel but then we would read live on the road meeting writers. we would pull in and saw arthur miller and had the students read death of a salesman and they would sit in arthur miller's house and talk with them about why he wrote that novel we meet with tony morrison. we we meet with lawrence ferling getty who who just passed we had i got involved waylon jennings on the bus i had kinky friedman towns fans aunt beau diddley did a seminar and i thought i'd have. doers people come and do a seminar. i was waylon jennings like oh whelan's hosted us all to a party in california, and then we went to his concert and i i a guy named myron crockett an african-american student. thought it was hilarious that that there was just being so that duke's of hazards, which the whalen had done a theme song for and he had said, i'm gonna see what wayland he's got to do the dukes of hazard song and it wasn't normally i think in wayland's thing but waylon said, oh if you want to hear that, i'll play that for you tonight, and he di

so when we go to nebraska to willow cathers homestead they'd already read the novel but then we would read live on the road meeting writers. we would pull in and saw arthur miller and had the students read death of a salesman and they would sit in arthur miller's house and talk with them about why he wrote that novel we meet with tony morrison. we we meet with lawrence ferling getty who who just passed we had i got involved waylon jennings on the bus i had kinky friedman towns fans aunt beau diddley did a seminar and i thought i'd have. doers people come and do a seminar. i was waylon jennings like oh whelan's hosted us all to a party in california, and then we went to his concert and i i a guy named myron crockett an african-american student. thought it was hilarious that that there was just being so that duke's of hazards, which the whalen had done a theme song for and he had said, i'm gonna see what wayland he's got to do the dukes of hazard song and it wasn't normally i think in wayland's thing but waylon said, oh if you want to hear that, i'll play that for you tonight, and he di

conference recap the gop issues retreat in florida, he shared his thoughts on the felony convictions of nebraska congressman jeff. it runs just over 45 minutes.

could send food prices soaring 190,000 birds culled in north dakota 570,000 broiler chickens in nebraska, 6.2 million in iowa with farmers fearful of losing their entire flocks. from kansas -- >> eeoc take all the precautions that you want to and you might still have a backyard flock that could catch this virus >> reporter: to long island, new york >> one little case and could spread to the others >> reporter: the map shows bird flu cases have already spread across at least a third of the country often carried by wild geese and ducks, sometimes drinking or eating from the same source even zoo birds are at risk >> now it's a little closer we're going to have to move them indoor >> reporter: unlike covid experts say there's little risk of bird flu jumping to humans. this virus is devastating for birds and can go from flock to flock but it doesn't easily transmit to humans and doesn't go human to human at this point. during a previous outbreak i had to suit up in a suit and decontaminate my shoes before going inside a poultry farmhouse. now experts warn this latest outbreak is the worst sin

fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote yes on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. mchenry: madam speaker, as the member designated mrs. wagner of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. wagner will vote aye on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. mr. bilirakis: as the member designated miss -- mrs. mcmorris rodgers, i inform the house that mrs. mcmorris rodgers will vote yea on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? mr. takano: as the member designated by representative karen bass, i inform the house that ms. bass will vote yes on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. garbarino from new york, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote yea

rob is demanding guarantee sanctions imposed on russia won't affect its trade with iran. nebraska says, under the deal, russia and china were allowed to help iran with civilian nuclear programs, or diplomatic as jane space is in vienna. he says, love rob's comments are worrying diplomats involved in negotiations. talks have been going on now for 11 months. the idea to reestablish the ra nuclear deal. it was president trump, the pulled out of it in 2016. he put tough sanctions on iran. iran then responded by pushing ahead with a nuclear program, getting much more sophisticated centrifuges and increasing greatly that knowledge of how potentially to build a nuclear bomb. but in recent weeks, there has been progress. the talks have been continuing here in the last few days. they've gone on late into the night. the european envoys left vienna in the last 24 hours to go and consult with the capitals with many believing a deal was very close. and that's why the comments of the russian foreign minister are worrying for all of gold in this process. he's now asking for guarantees that the sancti