walsh: hello, new hampshire. thank you very much.enator, thank you very much for that introduction. you are awesome and you are the best. it is good to be here today. i am starstruck a little bit because i have been to new hampshire about every two years, knocking doors. giving out packets, knock that neighborhood, knock that neighborhood. i have done it for a long time. when i was asked to come up and say a few words, i was like, this is big time. there is a young woman who asked me, are you running for president? i said no, i am not running for president. i am coming to speak to the delegates. i am very excited to be here. so i wanted to say thank you. [applause] sec. walsh: i will be honest, it is usually freezing here. and i am usually knocking with gloves and boots on. snow on the ground and everything else. to all of you here today, thank you for all that you do. to the delegates, thank you very much for all you have done. it is an honor to be here today. kevin talked a little bit about my story. my story, my father came to thi

watch her bring prices down for people in new hampshire, whether it is seniors or people at the hampshirevery single day working everyday. front row seat watching. delivering on access to high-speed internet. the innovation act or the bipartisan infrastructure bill i should say is going to bring high-speed internet to every community of new hampshire. immunities that don't have it today -- communities that don't have it today were. when kids were sent home for covid-19, they had to drive to a parking lot of a fast food restaurant to get wi-fi access. that will not be the case anymore in our country. ending making sure -- maggie talks about surprise billing. senator hassan is a leader in the united states senator p -- unit state senate. -- united states senate. congressman pappas peered i met congressman pappas before he was a congressman knocking doors at one of the campaigns we were doing. i talked about the small businesses. the 4.7 million people that went out and created small businesses in our country making sure we have support to create our small businesses. supporting men and wome

the new hampshire democratic party. am asking you to get three of your friends to sign up with you , have three friends a sign up as well, so we can do that. i truly believe -- i do not care what people number say. we are democrats. -- poll numbers say. we are democrats. we're not going to be out organized, out passion. we will do everything we can to make sure we win the race in november. we need you to reach out and do that. brothers and sisters, let us make sure we continue to fight. we are the party that believes in supporting working people, we are the party that believes in a middle-class, that everyone has that opportunity. thank you for the opportunity to be here. god bless you, god bless new hampshire and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [cheering] >> the january 6 committee holds the next public hearing today to examine alleged efforts by donald trump to pressure state election officials and use alternative electors to block the certification of the 2020 presidential election results. georgia

closer to new hampshire, we also grieve the loss of life that took place just a short time ago at the tops supermarket in buffalo, new york and express our deepest condolences for the family of that community as well. not surprisingly, president biden and the democrats have already sought to politicize this national tragedy with predictable calls for gun controls. well, guns are not responsible for these heinous crimes. the gunman who committed these acts are responsible for these heinous crimes. the truth is the most violent, lawless cities in america have the most stringent gun controls, eroding the constitutional rights of law abiding citizens is not the answer. but i believe there are answers. during the trump-pence administration in the wake of the tragedy at packland high school, we forged a bipartisan solution that received almost unanimous support in the congress. it was called the stop school violence act. it was endorsed by gun control advocates and the nr. it provided funding to institute safety measures in and around public schools and helped teachers and law enforcement p

new hampshire has a great governor. i know republican men and women are going to reelect governor chris sununu come this fall here in the granite state. also on the people of a very important day in the life of our nation. there is a day in november where we remember those who served and came home. but there is a day in the spring when we remember those who served and did not come home. it will soon be memorial day in america again. center a odd -- the senator mentioned that i am the son of a combat veteran served in korea. and i'm a proud father of a captain in the u.s. marine corps. one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a lieutenant in the u.s. navy. we honor them. at a time my dad talked about the korean war and the metal he came home with on his chest, he said the heroes were the ones who did not come. -- did not come home. i want to express my gratitude to those generations who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. i went to think -- to thank a gold star who is with us today and her extra ordinary service to th

and in new hampshire. and two.3 percent. i will talk about that more. talk about democrats of pro-business. and then to create opportunities with the bipartisan infrastructure law. ethe president came in and said we will workf from both sides of the aisle and he sat down and we at the largest infrastructure law passed in the history of our country to rebuild roads and bridges. clean drinking water electric charging stations thinking about the future of our country. also the bipartisan innovation act to invest in manufacturing going through the senate right now so the reason i bring this up is that we in this room are fighting for middle-class jobs all day long. all the time president biden talks about the economy, the trickle-down economy and then it will trickle down all across america but it did not trickle down anywhere he did not even drip. did not come down to the present talks about how we create an opportunity i told just about my parents because we were not rich or poor. but we were in the middle class. and the way we rebuild the economy from th

new hampshire was the first colony to declare independence. you were the first state to send an american into space. the first potato planted in america was here in new hampshire, for which everyone of our illinois ins thank you. but my favorite new hampshire first is that you are the first and only state to elect two different women to be governor and then senator. and both are democrats. it gives new validity to your own slogan, always first, always right. these are two strong women. vladimir putin is so scared of her he banned her from russia. speaking of chris sununu, i heard he once described himself as a trump guy through and through, which might explain why he is so scare of pro-choice democratic women. but i do not blame him. i would not want to run against maggie hassan either. she is a powerhouse, sabin the affordable care act -- saving the affordable care act. she is allowed and proud supporter of women's reproductive rights. and we need to spend -- send them back to congress. in the history of the united states, it has never been m

[applause] hello new hampshire democrats. i am so happy to be an estate like illinois where hard winters produce strong democrats. survive a polar vortex under three feet of snow and then you are ready to jump into american politics. i am thrilled to be here today in a state of notable first. new hampshire was the first colony to declare independence. you were the first state to send an american into space. the first potato planted in america was here in new hampshire, for which every one of our illinoisians thank you. [applause] but my favorite new hampshire first is that you are the first and only state to elect two different women to be governor and then senator. and both are democrats. [applause] it gives new validity to your own slogan, always first, always right. these are two strong women. vladimir putin is so scared of her, he banned her from russia. speaking of chris sununu, i heard he once described himself as a trump guy through and through, which might explain why he is so scared of pro-choice democratic women. [a

new hampshire was the first colony to declare independence. you were the first state to send an american into space. the first potato planted in america was here in new hampshire, from which every one of our illinois instincts you. -- illinoians thanks you. my favorite is your the first and only state to elect two different women to be governor, then senator. both are democrats. [applause] it gives new validity to your old slogan, always first, always right. [laughter] these are two strong women. vladimir putin is so scared of shaheen on the he banned her from russia. [laughter] maggie hassan frightened chris sununu so badly, he cowered right back to the governor's mansion. [applause] he will not be there very much longer. speaking of chris sununu, i heard he once described himself as a trump guy, through and through. which might explain why he is so scared of strong of a pro-choice democratic women. but i do not blame governor sununu. i would not want to run against maggie hassan, either. she is a powerhouse, saving the from republicans hell-

walpole, new hampshire is not known as a media center.laughter] so i am curious how come you happen to do all of your work there? ken: i moved here in 1979, 42 years ago, when i realized that becoming a documentary filmmaker focusing on american history was taking a vow of anonymity and poverty. and though my first film was nominated for an oscar and everyone presumed i would come back to the city or go to l.a., i stayed here because of the labor-intensive nature of what i do, the fact it is all grant funded, philanthropic projects that are very time-consuming. so i keep my overhead very low here and it is quite beautiful in southern new hampshire. david: i assume you are walpole, new hampshire's most famous resident. ken: oh gosh, i don't think so. i always thought that if my great, great, great grandchildren sort of kept their heads low, they might be able to be a member of the volunteer fire department. so there is a different kind of hierarchy here where any notoriety plus $0.50 gets you a cup of coffee. david: ok, so let's talk about

hosted by bookery manchester in new hampshire, this is about 35 minutes. lily: well, thank you all so much for being here. this is an absolute pleasure. my name is lily foss, i'm the event coordinator here at bookery manchester, manchester's only independent bookstore in manchester, new hampshire. we love having authors here, we do lots of author events, but it is my privilege to introduce representative ro khanna today. he is the congressman from silicon valley in northern california and he has been so kind to come all the way out here to speak to us here at the store. we love hosting community events and embedding ourselves in the community that means so much to us here. and bringing people from all over, even all the way across the country. so representative khanna has been in congress since 2016, and he is the chair of the oversight subcommittee on environmental affairs. among many other positions. and let us get started. because i could definitely go through quite the bio. rep. khanna: thank you for having me. what an honor. and you spent some time in

lily: we love to hear that from our new hampshire elected ofcials. why do you think, it's a maxim that congress is defunct -- dysfunctional and can't get anything past. why is that? rep. khanna: we need an exciting vision that can bring people together. i think making things in america is one of those visions and one of the things we have passed is the competes act which i led with senator schumer, todd young, and mike gallagher. we're trying to reconcile it to get to the president's desk. it would lead to things like massive investments of intel building semi conductor plants in ohio. i'm working with senator rubio on how can we on its opening up new factories and plants across america. what is the common vision? economic revival, re-industrialization can be one of those visions. the other thing is the dominance of big interest and funding. we need medicare to negotiate for drug prices. you have egg farm. we need massive investments in renewable energy but you have egg oil. we need a windfall tax on these big oil companies and give money back to the

that's what the new hampshire polls are showing. i think what you're seeing is governor desantis has craftily and stealthfully in some sense positioned himself as a better version of donald trump. people say without the baggage. i think he's just as dangerous if not more so. i just look at what he's doing in florida. but at the end of the day, that doesn't -- that's going to matter less for a lot of the voters to your point who have swung off of trump are now looking for some place to go. desantis offers that port for them to land in. and the reality for trump is how does he now come back? what's his narrative going to be within the party to hold his place as the top dog? and new hampshire shows there is a path way. of we heard it in the hearings, joe. just from secretary about the fact that trump in the '20 election you had voters that voted down ballots skip president. those are the voters you're talking about. they're not coming back. that 38,000 vote gam for those who say i'll go for everybody else on, you know, every other repu

. >>> and a major development in the search for a new hampshire girl missing for three years. what the fbi seized from her father's home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. you have to navigate feelings, and emotions, so the world don't get you. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. mohamed: i just grew up never feeling like it was okay to cry. tobe: yeah. muhammed: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. >>> back now with the lululemon heist uncovered. authorities got a tip about stolen lululemon gear being shipped to an apartment in california from the midwest. after it was delivered, a search revealed more than $200,000 in clothing. the residents claimed they didn't know what was inside the boxes. police are investigating. >>> a mishappen involving a bounce house turned a school celebration into chaos. 14 elementary school kids were injured. one suffered a broken leg. whe

dr., it was good to have you in new hampshire recently to see the problems we have on the ground as the epidemic of substance use continues as well as what we are doing in the granite state to address the drug crisis. i look forward to welcoming you back again. i want to start by just talking a little bit about the issue of fentanyl precursors in particular. i work with my colleagues to pressure china to take additional steps to regulate a fentanyl analogues and fentanyl precursors, which are the chemical chemical components that make up fentanyl. while there has been a drop in fentanyl trafficking directly from china to the united states we have recently seen a rise in fentanyl precursors coming from china, going to mexico, where fentanyl is now produced. and then it is smuggled into the united states. how is ondcp coordinating efforts along the law enforcement agencies to improve efforts to disrupt drug smuggling from mexico, and precursor chemical shipments from china and india to mexico where the drugs are manufactured? dr. gupta: thank you, senator. it was indeed a pleasure to be a

>> i think the four logical ones are georgia, nevada, arizona, new hampshire. we have unbelievable candidates already in the state of washington. we have great people running in new hampshire and arizona. i'm sorry, colorado. but those are the logical four states, there might be more. i have been doing this for 12 years so i am not an expert on elections. biden's agenda is pretty unpopular and he's unpopular. >> what's your name? >> i want to go back to georgia and you said a couple moments ago that herschel walker has been [inaudible] candid about stuff. there are a couple of areas not forthcoming about. revelations about his record, children he was not talking about publicly. i wanted to ask you if there was failure by republicans to adequately vet him. >> i am not an expert on everything but the way it was explained -- the way i heard it, no one hid anything. that's something people talked about stuff i think every candidate has to be transparent. every voter needs to have good information. i think ultimately the voters will make a choice. it is not a choice

action fund will go towards states including georgia, nevada, arizona, michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshirekansas and wisconsin. emily's list has been investing in both federal and state races including attorneys general candidates who say they won't prosecute over new abortion laws and gubernatorial candidates who can serve as backstops against antiabortion legislation. spokeswoman christina reynolds said emily's list is also seeking to defend and flip seats at the federal level, mindful of the desire among some republicans to pass a nationwide abortion ban. john in liverpool, new york. democrat. you are on the washington journal. caller: well i don't think it's going to hurt them in november because there's is so much other bad stuff going on with gas prices and inflations and whatnot but it's going to come back to hurt them because this is a minority viewpoint. 70% of the country has always supported it ever since 50 years ago. statistics haven't changed. 70% of the country favors it to be legal. so it's going to come back to bite the republicans and it should but i don't think it's goin

action fund will go towards states including georgia, nevada, arizona, michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshirekansas and wisconsin. emily's list has been investing in both federal and state races including attorneys general candidates who say they won't prosecute over new abortion laws and gubernatorial candidates who can serve as backstops against antiabortion legislation. spokeswoman christina reynolds said emily's list is also seeking to defend and flip seats at the federal level, mindful of the desire among some republicans to pass a nationwide abortion ban. john in liverpool, new york. democrat. you are on the washington journal. caller: well i don't think it's going to hurt them in november because there's is so much other bad stuff going on with gas prices and inflations and whatnot but it's going to come back to hurt them because this is a minority viewpoint. 70% of the country has always supported it ever since 50 years ago. statistics haven't changed. 70% of the country favors it to be legal. so it's going to come back to bite the republicans and it should but i don't think it's goin

through my friend chris pappas in new hampshire. to my friend, ritchie torres from new york. history makers in their own right. troy perry, the reverend, the lord is my shepherd and he certainly knows i am gay. together we celebrate, we recognize, we overcome. and we continue in the pursuit for gay rights in this country. thank you. i yield back. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentlelady for her words and her tremendous support of the lgbtq+ community. at this time, madam speaker, i yield to my friend from texas, a member of the equality caucus, a strong and consistent advocate for the lgbtq+ community, the lead sponsor of the house lgbtqia+ pride month resolution for many, many years, a great champion for our community, congressman al green. mr. green: thank you, madam speaker. for the time and i thank my friend and colleague, mr. cicilline, for the opportunity. i am a proud ally and member of the congressional lgbtq+ equality caucus. why? i'd like to share a brief vignette. when i was a much younger person i had a friend whose name was glenn. glenn was small in stature. he neve

the warrants are for members of the sigma alpha epsilon's new hampshire beta chapter for an alleged hazing. police have not revealed details, but they say they have found probable cause that a student hazing occurred. at least ten members of the fraternity havel been arrested. >>> late today country music center toby keith revealed a serious health battle. he says he's been fighting stomach cancer since late last year. the singer says he received treatment and plans to return to the stage soon undergoing surgery, chemotherapy and radiation and shared it on instagram and twitter. >>> when we come back, america strong. a michigan teen dealing with trauma from a high school sooting is now helping the victims of uvalde. we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to trea

the wave of hazing cases across america dozens of arrest warrants issued at the university of new hampshire. >> the student left brain dead at missouri. >>> what amber heard now says about her court case with johnny depp >>> the details of the senate's bipartisan deal on guns. >>> and would you take 2 grand to release 100 cockroaches in your home? >>> live wfrom cnbc, the fact, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening over ask over and over again, they told president trump that his stolen election claims were completely bogus but he refused to listen to his own attorney general and top advisers instead, he kept pushing the big lie. it all culminated with a violent mob of trump supporters storming the capitol on january 6th to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power. t that was the case the january-6th committee laid out today during their second public hearing. we heard more from the deposition of the former-attorney general bill barr he told the committee he investigated specific allegations of voter fraud that the president and his allies were making. barr says they wer

they're playing a big role in the growth of the kids here in new hampshire and the kids from all over the country. >> reporter: another camp in georgia posted online that it's cutting its overnight camp, citing difficulty in securing the necessary staff. with many hoping this summer would bring some normalcy that we haven't seen since before the pandemic, these staffing shortages prove this summer may be anything but normal. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> the "top gun" sequel continues to fly high at the box office. "top gun: maverick" pulled in $86 million this weekend. that brings its total earnings in two weeks to more than $291 million, making it the top-grossing domestic release in tom cruise's entire career. >> congratulations to him. left behind in an uber?e you - the company is out with its top items left behind and some of the most unusual. >>> plus, how a younger version of queen elizabeth made an appearance during the platinum jubilee. we're live in london next. >>> you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc

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you hinted at it earlier with your new hampshire quote.ach day and i think that will show in november. >> bret: juan, i asked each of you to pick a race i will probably only have time for you but you went to michigan? >> it's so interesting we heard katie and -- ryan kelley was arrested june #th for involvement with the january 6th attack on the capitol but is he likely, you know, to be certainly a leading contender to be the g.o.p. candidate going up against a democrat gretchen whitmer. what does that mean? will he win in the g.o.p. primary i think they are august 2nd in michigan with that kind of background? >> bret: katie, finally bill referenced that poll in new hampshire that has ron desantis over the former president. well, i mean, it just raises eyebrows as you get ready to think about 2024. >> and as you know, bret, politics two years or three years away from a presidential election is an eternity but the president has been out front. desantis says he is not concerned about 2024 yet. is he focused on winning re-election in florida

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ukrainian troops have been battling to hang on to the city, their last stronghold in the region of new hampshire. russia wants to gain full control of new hands and neighboring don't ask. the 2 regions are known together as don bass and are currently the main focus of russia's war. for days, russian fire power has been concentrated in dumbass. so i local officials say ukrainian forces are putting up a fierce fight. though claims from both sides are difficult to verify the thoughts in an interview, the governor of the lou hunt screech and says russia is suffering significant losses. the reason russians are blowing up bridges is to stop our reinforcements and severe donuts. our guys are defending the whole new hunt region and the russians are afraid. our defenders will stay successful. according to information from ukraine, russia has been pushed back from moving into territory west of severe or genetic striking a blow to russian efforts to claim the entire dumbass region. for its part, russia says its military has managed several successful attacks. we're proposing this footages from the russian

we're already planning for it here in new hampshire.lderly family individual on a fixed income, literally, it's going to cost them $1500 to put oil in that tank come january with no other options. what happens is people go cold they can't afford to put that oil in >> i hear what you're saying about making sure in your state you're going to take care of the people who need it the most, using some of those rainy day funds that you have. i don't think it's something that most republicans would agree with on a national level if you actually tried to give more money back to consumers to make sure that they could take care of some of these higher costs, the charge would be you're handing out too much money, it's going to create additional inflation and a problem that you won't see demand destruction as a result of high prices, which is how the markets naturally take care of some of these things it's a dilemma maybe there's a different state versus national reaction to these things if the federal government were to try to do what you're doing

president, like many of my constituents in new hampshire, i am a gun owner. i have a sincerely held respect of law abiding gun ownership. many of my own most cherished memories involve the responsible use of a firearm, to feed my family and to forge memories with my son and my closest friend. but those same sons grew up doing active shooter drills in their charm, something that would have been absolutely unimaginable when i was their age. and just this spring, my son's high school was on lockdown when i arrived due to a nearby shooting that actually involved students from that high school. that type of experience has become all too common in our country. the gun violence our communities are experiencing is appalling and it's unacceptable. it's evident from the unthinkable mass shootings that we've witnessed in uvalde, buffalo, and tulsa and the hills in el paso. and it's evident in the mounting number of gun homicides and gun suicides that have taken tens of thousands of lives each year. my home state of new mexico, continues to struggle with one of the highe

. >> lets head to durham new hampshire where attorneys are issuing arrestwarrants for the latest in ahazing incidents . ashley joins me that with the latest. >> the police in durham said this only alleged hazing incident happened in april and they've got warrants for 46 members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. while the details around what happened are unclear the university of new hampshire is the chapter has been suspended. each of the charges, with a $1200 fine but perhaps what is most alarming is the recent trend in hazing incidents ending in tragedy . the family of danny santilli is pleading for justice after being forced to drink an excessive amount of alcohol. he is unable to walk, talk or see and so far no criminal chargeshave been filed . >> after reviewing the evidence the surveillance, the videos, thetext messages, the chat sessions it's all right there for you . so it was handed to the prosecutor on a silver platter. >> so really it's a wake-up callfor parents sending their kids to college this fall and quite scary if you ask me . >> we were following this story at t

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition >> as the member designated by ms. frankel, i inform the house that she will vote yes on jackson lee amendment. you the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition >> as the member designated by ms. bush of missouri and mr. mccorm ac and mr. troy of new york, these members will vote yes on the jackson lee amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. hayes, mr. keating, mr. rush, mr. suozzi, chairman jeffries, mr. krishnamoorthi, ms. underwood, ms. porter, and ms. strickland i inform the house that these 10 members will vote yes on the jackson lee amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- for what additional purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: represented by mr. gottheimer, i inform the house that mr. gottheimer will vote yea on the jackson lee amendment. the speaker pro tempo

the state of new hampshire has that ability to decide, not the federal government. host: the next proposal outlaws high-capacity magazines and bump stocks for civilian use. guest: if we want to have a really good food fight in this country and to me it is like kabuki theater, we have gone through this time and time again , and if we start talking about assault weapon bands and magazine capacity, we will have a great food fight. i almost promise that nothing subs live will be accomplished -- nothing subs sit in the -- in line it becomes easy to suppose the bill -- oppose the bill because it includes parts unacceptable. that is from a policy measure gun owners. politically, i am at a loss on the stand why -- loss to understand why thoughtful democrats, particularly political operatives, would even want to suggest to have that kind of fight six months out from the next election. instead of doing what we could achieve, they want to have another food fight that would cost them real seats in congress , in the house and senate, and many legislative fights. i would suspect

hospital like new hampshire. you previously testified the v.a.onsiders the fact that some state lackll of full-service hospital planning budget can you provide more information about that? how does it consider the lack of a full-service hospital to the budget proposal? >> that's a fair question. i would like to take that and come back to you in writing or come back to see you i think i don't have enough of an answer to be informative. >> that's good to follow up because that is a tangible example. another question. we previously discussed the solid start program under the prior administration to contact veterans to resources and programs that they need my bipartisan bill would strengthen and make permanent the central v.a. program i hope we can get funded in july the coming months the second annual report came out a few weeks ago. report shows those who have successful solid start interactions are more likely to take advantage of the benefits and services they have earned. however the same report shows the v.a. was only able to reach 41 percent o

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as you know and as i'm sure you were reminded of during your visit, new hampshire is one of 3 statesalaska and hawaii to to's not have a full-service va hospital, something i've long sought to change. my colleagues and i can certainly pushed to prioritize infrastructure, maintenance and have all access but it is important that the va recognized the burden placed on veterans who live in states without a full-service hospital like new hampshire. you previously testified that the va considers the fact that some states lack a full-service hospital when you are planning the budget. can you provide more information about that? how did the va actually consider lack of a full-service hospital when developing the allocations to the budget proposal. >> it is a fair question and what i would like to do is come back to you in writing on it. i think i have enough in answer not to be particularly informative. >> that would be good to follow up on, that's the kind of examples we are trying to find and follow up on. let me ask you another question, you and i previously discussed the importance of th