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norton: thank you. i just want to say that just yesterday, the fda announced it would not be engaging in any further contracts with mckinsey. it is calling on federal agencies to reevaluate whether they should be spending taxpayer time on that firm. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to thank the committee chair since we are having this hearing. i don't think we have too many hearings on the drug companies. mr. grothman: and the effect they have in our bureaucracy. right now in the most recent twelve-month time, from a legal drug overdose, i will ask mr. dillon could he comment on those deaths and which drugs in particular do you think are responsible for 110,000? mr. dillon: which drugs are most responsible? the opioids are as a general category. that would include synthetic opioids such as fentanyl and natural opioids like heroin trade and prescription drugs. they are grouped together and responsible for the vast majority of the overdoses. mr. groth

comedian and cohost on sirius xm, jim norton!eers and applause] she is like a q-tip, thin, white, and could be harmful to your ears. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] jim, it's always great to see appeared >> a delight to see you will be our dismay when i could see you all the time if you could. i never want you to leave my eyeballs. >> thanks, you never leave my dreams. [laughter] >> greg: do you like elon musk and what would you do if you had that type of money? what would you buy to fix? >> i wouldn't buy anything to fix unless there's a lot of broken. [laughter] there are! if that answers your question. no, i love elon musk and i love -- twitter is a great place already. it is a terrible place like yesterday somebody uploaded this video of madison cawthorn in a hotel room pumping my face. >> greg: it's so unfair! he's a young kid having fun! rob, good to see you. kill anybody lately? >> not in front of a camera. [laughter] >> greg: what do you make of this open letter, this signed letter from canada, a cou

thank you, miss norton, for your excellent question in there. i think that a couple members are on their way back. miss pressley, mr. jordan. so let me just ask a few questions i had [inaudible] everybody, and we can just go down the panel there. i think it's easy for us to recognize when something is actually censorship in violation of the supreme court's decision in board of ediucation v. pico, when schools are saying, we don't like catcher in the right and we don't like native son and we they offended some pressure group, and we are going to remove them. or, in the higher end, context, we are not going to hire someone who teaches critical race theory over not going to hire someone who's a conservative or illiberal, or what have you. that's easy. but a number of you have talked about the somewhat more ethereal question of [inaudible] of what the feelings are like, and that's much harder to put our finger on that. you know, i think one of our colleagues before say, you know, even as i think was a 40 world who think about politics, and a graduat

to thank and then we'll let thank the jury and and the libraries of course, i think my editor at norton tom mayer my family my husband for supporting me all these years and i want to thank i really thank the colleagues who helped me understand other parts of the world, but i really want to thank my students for pushing me to think about these things and my the researchers who did a lot of the work and the research a sign of how long this book is taking me to write. i was thinking that some of my student researchers are now tenured professor. that is a time in coming so thank you collectively all of you. i want to thank my friends and my family who have supported me as i wrote this book. thank my editor joy dominell who somewhere here thomas levine who i started with and you know, i don't know also think the many wonderful people who kind of recorded their experiences for me to find i really appreciate this sort of storytellers that came before us. thank you. please welcome carvo salon. so dean of the graduate school of arts and sciences and morris a and alma shapiro professor in the hum

ah, norton tatum says out his ear a knife from london also coming up. ah, ukraine says russia continues to attack the besieged mar, you po, steelworks. despite moscow announcing a ceasefire to an hour more civilians to leave. 25 people are injured and homes destroyed off to russia. shells from a toss in the battle for don bass and could the writing be on the wolf. a british rule in northern.

part of our citation for the chinese question the gold rushes and global politics published by ww, norton. main eyes extraordinary book shows us how the chinese question animated debates about race national belonging and imperial relations across the anglophone world in the second half of the 19th century. following the discovery of rich veins of gold which drew tens of thousands of chinese and other migrants to california, australia and south africa. beginning in this here in madre foothills of california and in china's guandong province from which most minors came. now i provides a richly textured social history of how chinese migrants were recruited. labored and relied on secret brotherhoods and mutual benefits societies to adjudicate internal disputes. and defend their collective interest. everywhere, the chinese migrants went white workers came to regard them as a threat to their livelihood. drawing on her prodigious archival research on five continents and an astonishing command of several national historiographies. and i provides thick descriptions of how anti-chinese ideology and

the city's metro kathy, a parish, a transcript, and her partner andry fled here from the home in norton. so teeth club, one of the cities was effected districts. i'm with them before the war, hockey had a population of one and a half 1000000, but over half of the inhabitants of left when the fighting began, 2 and a half 1000 people took shelter in this one metro station. now they're just $700.00 . julia cinco is one of those who stayed, but it's not a healthy environment. you're stuck with somebody. it was a lot of charts. what did you put it up a little bit better vocals above and i think when you was more likely to check for going to church of a buddy of ours for the was a lawyer for most of them. but at least every day volunteers bring supplies to be distributed, blankets, clothes, and medicines. there's plenty of food and water, and eula has no plans to leave a shelter either about us. we will hold out with morning in florida, minutes after 11 until march, and then on by 25. 0 wow. yesterday our maternity was turned off and there is no longer a it seems like some kind of joke, but t

i have a picture of the graham norton of i picture of the graham norton of ukraine.ment of pride _ everyone's face. it does. it is a moment of pride for— everyone's face. it does. it is a moment of pride for ukraine. | everyone's face. it does. it is a i moment of pride for ukraine. the fact that ukraine is participating. it is a political victory because ukraine is participating and what it is not. russia has been banned. this is not. russia has been banned. this is a confirmation that ukraine is still part of the european family, part of the revision family, and ukrainians will be able to enjoy the show as well. hopefully it will bring some joy, show as well. hopefully it will bring somejoy, some fun, at this very difficult time for the country. president zelensky is a showman. you would not bet against him turning up somewhere on the night. we would not bet against him turning up somewhere on the night.— somewhere on the night. we don't know et. somewhere on the night. we don't know yet- if _ somewhere on the night. we don't know yet- if he _ somewhere on the nigh

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she invited becomes a large party norton islands parliament. we look at what will happen next. questions grow louder of the shortage of doctors. it equipment and cynical following the death of a mother and her unborn child. ah, judy has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine your travel package to day or can see her world whether updates or gloomy forecasts for southern japan over the next few days. here's our 1st wave of showers moving through that plague in tokyo with the high of 19 degrees. but this area of rain while it's going to move west to east. so some showers still to come for tokyo of their next several days. rain falling quite intense from the yangtze river valley right down to the pearl river valley. so it's western areas that are going to get into these downpours. soggy forecasts continues for endo china. i. we did see some pretty intense rain, southern vietnam, northern areas as well. but here's what's amplifying that rainfall. this tropical cyclone in the bay of bengal. it's kicking back some of that rain, but we can still find dry spells southe

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passing showers, but $35.00 degrees us all the outside for beijing as a wet looking day for tokyo and norton on shoe with the sun out after that, that the monsoon rain has got a proper front end to it. you can't spot it out to say. doesn't help from the satellite picture. the lines, roughly speaking up here, but there's nothing obvious about that. it just means increased, shouted me, and my as have been for a while now that bit of india, that tips down here a few more, maybe in carola and even the other side of that tip of india. but for most of india it's still dry. obviously if the big shower northeast are rare, nothing like one to cause to flood in the northern plain, it's still hot in pakistan. it's actually getting hotter again, but it's a slow process. i saw a special airline of the journey with 2 young women and morocco, staying with local families to morocco. really woke me up and is definitely changed my life in a good way. american students learning to live in north africa. i'm getting better at haggling and shopping in morocco, al jazeera world photos that jeremy's of cultural emo

conflict in ukraine is ever present in can connect to this highlighting accusation to ah, to president norton is lens. he's opening night a feel for so make his not to stay silent. yeah, we should hear was like from 940 coming from all screens suite. as many ukrainian filmmakers put down that cameras to pick up weapons, the global film community is asking how it can help the industry when the war is over. an industry that was just starting to thrive, it was developing quite quickly. i must say. we had a successful years at almost all class, a film festivals. there were ukrainian some, some various programs. there was a film in the main competition in venice by but engine, but the knowledge called reflection. there was a film about the klondike and the same film by marina got about one sundance awards . in can, ukraine has a range of projects and pam fear story about fighting for redemption documentary about the destruction of the german video population in the maxim nicole. net. she's film is competing in the new direct his category. he's been given special permission to be in town, but next

i will speak to heather fernandez and karen norton about how more companies can cheat -- change the gender balance of their cap table in one fell swoop. first i want to get a look at the markets, where tech stocks staged a comeback. add to, finally some good news? ed: you can see the nasdaq 100 up to .8% with the biggest jump for that index in a week. interesting, i was going through the bloomberg, first back to back gains we have seen in almost four weeks, showing how things have been recently, right? very much in the red. you can see that across the technology sector. if there hadn't been this selling across financial markets on your screen, the green indexes going into the next session, $1800, well below the 2000 level where technical analysts were looking. come with me to the bloomberg terminal, let's call it right now and end it right here. the nasdaq 100 on a weekly basis is in the green. it's thursday. let's call it. in that way we smash seven straight weeks of decline and it looks like we have turned a corner, you can't hang your hat on one week but my goodness do we need some posi

you can see the foreign secretary in the background of this family video at raf brize norton.ious british diplomacy... i but now, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's mp says liz truss needs to set out in parliament what she knew about the forced confessions. ina in a letter to the foreign secretary made public tonight, nazanin�*s lawyers say... morad tahbaz — an environmentalist, born in west london — is still injail in iran that is still in jail in iran that was supposed to be released as part of the same deal. he was, in fact, allowed out for just 48 hours. his daughter told me that he and the family are devastated, that the uk should have stood its ground and insisted that he too come home. i think it's also, to a certain extent, a sort of betrayal, because we were always consistently assured by every foreign secretary that's been in place, as well as the prime minister himself, that my father was going to be treated equal to all of the uk hostages that were being held in iran. and he was the only uk—born one, but he was also the only one that they chose to abandon. and he's still

vera select a suitcase of the best documentary films from across the network are now to sierra, ah, norton taylor and under the top stories on al jazeera, a close advisor to ukrainian president of luda. malesky says russian troops have entered the territory of the as oh, styles. steel works plant in mar, you poll. david eric, i'm here who's also ukranian politician, said authorities still had contact with fighters hold up inside the complex. earlier, the more you paul mare said that contact had been lost reports of heavy fighting at the facility which is under siege by russian forces. the russian military is quoted as saying it will cease all military activities from thursday to allow for 3 days of humanitarian corridors from the plot. charles stratford is in mccully of care in need to net screven. he says that ukrainian forces have repelled russian assaults along the eastern front line. we went, sir with the ukranian army, they took us to a front line, prince trench position close to the town of donates an idea of cur. there was a lot of shelling that we heard a logic shells being exchang

ranging from the likes of graham norton tojody comber.aid, the programme with the most nominations, its a sin from writer russell t davies, the show that had a huge social impact helping to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for hiv aids charities. it's a sin, channel 4's powerful, vibrant drama about the impact of the aids crisis has six nominations. cancer is not a thing that can get caught... it's up for best miniseries while five of its performers, including 0llie alexander and lydia west have acting nominations. why do you call it the pink palace? mummy dearest bought little ritchie lots of things from home. and look, she bought him this. camp, orwhat? when you can get a role that educates and entertains together and tell such an important story that's not in our uk curriculum, that we don't often learn about in the historical period, it'sjust so amazing to have that, to be part of that story. it's 3.30. in the morning? tony, tony, please, please. jodie comer is nominated for best actress and steven graham for best actorfor help.

congresswoman brown endorsed by president biden headed off her progressive challenger tina norton dominic turner, and bernie sanders, but 20,000 votes short. carley, joey. >> carley: all right, brooke, thank you so much, they can news and in ohio and the race to watch was j.d. vance. on a national level, everybody wanted to see if he still had the juice still to sway voters. and apparently does. ohio a state like georgia possibly different. >> georgia is different and maybe not so much on the governor race, but take a look at fox news poll's. we have a batch of men and president biden, 46% of voters refer republican congressional candidates over democrats ahead of the midterm and this will be a 40 seat swing which is really big. >> carley: wow! >> joey: 11 seat swing in the senate and bigger there. >> carley: fox news has a republican and democratic poster conducting the polls and they are in shock. the congressional ballot numbers, highly correlates with changes partisan distribution seat and may bounce around the next few months. here is the key. if we see seven-point republican advanta

rob o'neill, heather norton. kat timpf, let's do this. greg's uber news. now hiring bears to drive. see that bear? >> i can't tell. >> bear in a car. >> greg: i knew this would be a problem. see there is a bear inside that car. >> judge jeanine: he is not driving. >> greg: you save this, judge. >> dana: bear claws. >> dana: not on the steering wheel. >> greg: connecticut by the way. >> greg: i didn't interview the bear. that's your job. >> judge jeanine: my turn for one more thing. tonight i'm hosting "primetime." we have a lot of great people on. you have to watch to see who they are. in the meantime there is a -- >> dana: do you know who they are? >> judge jeanine: pam bondi, and a whole bunch of other people. i'm very busy. i have to talk about this now. it was stumed up but no goose pennsylvania elementary school. students at school so excited at the elementary school when the mother duck let her newly hatched ducklings pot pond they went through the school first. they have a sensory garden where the mother laid duck eggs, after they hatched the duckli

you can see the foreign secretary in the background of this family video at raf brize norton. needs to set out in parliament what she knew about the forced confessions. an environmentalist born in west london was supposed to be released from jail as part of the same deal. he was, in fact, allowed out forjust 48 hours and then stuck back in his prison cell. his daughter told me that he and the family are devastated, that the uk should have stood its ground and insisted that he too come home. i think it is also, to a certain extent, a sort of betrayal, because we were always consistently assured by every foreign secretary that has beenin by every foreign secretary that has been in place as well as the prime minister himself that my father was going to be treated equal to all of the uk hostages that were being held in iran. and he was the only uk born one, but he was also the only one that they chose to abandon. and he's still there waiting to come home to us. ., , still there waiting to come home to us. ., , ., still there waiting to come home to us. ., , ., ., ~ still there wai

ah, ah, hello of norton taylor under the top stories on al jazeera, finland, and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral. at russia's invasion of ukraine has rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. attack is blocking nato from even beginning the process. attack, as president accuses the to nordic countries of hovering, what he calls kurdish terrorists. not all of them damage them as the position of nato's enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected. giving all kinds of support to the p k. k into the y p g terrorist organization, and asking us for support for nato membership of amounts to say the least to inconsistency and av. you've talked to the, the nato be to go and nick, all lucian will do. big nato is a security entity hallway. therefore, we cannot say yes to depriving this security organization of security yet to demand finland's prime minister wants native embassy to ratify the applications as soon as possible. i think at this stage we have to keep our eye

you're watching kron. 4 news at norton, americans will die needlessly. we need to be prepared. >> for the possibility that we will have a surge of cases as we get into the fall. >> new warnings tonight about possible new covid of infections. federal funds are running out and that means testing treatments. vaccines. well, could all run out to at least the free stuff. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus. i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. tonight, the biden administration says there will be serious consequences if congress does not approve more covid funding. republicans are blocking covid funding. >> over plans for a title. 42 to end. that's the pandemic policy that prevented migrants from seeking asylum. but the white house says covid funding should not be held hostage over title. 42 because the decision to end it comes from the cdc and officials say more covid funds are critical. >> to get new and even better boosters for the various different variants that are either with us. >> but that will evolve. >> the white

you're watching kron. 4 news at norton, americans will die needlessly.ed to be prepared. >> for the possibility that we will have a surge of cases as we get into the fall. >> new warnings tonight about possible new covid of infections. federal funds are running out and that means testing treatments. vaccines. well, could all run out to at least the free stuff. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus. i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. tonight, the biden administration says there will be serious consequences if congress does not approve more covid

christie norton. governor of south dakota. although you had some of the performers that were expected to perform this weekend pulling back from this show. the protesters that will come out here and meet them. i spoke to one of the organizers yesterday. they say they're expecting 500 to 1,000 people. their main call earlier in the week was to cancel the convention or postpone it. right now, they say their main goal is to have a rally for gun safety. they want common sense gun safety measures in place and they're trying to target. they're trying to direct their attention and energy at the politicians, the lawmakers who will be here. this brings out some awkward tension there. that's something you've been hearing from attendees and vendors going to this convention. listen to some of our conversations our team has been having with folks going to this convention here about how they square. the shooting that we saw, that devastating tragedy we saw just four and a half hours away from here. how they square that with the convention th

and you certainly read more about all of this in my new book, which was published last week by wwe norton called the failed pro megan kate nelson isa writer and historian living in lincoln, massachusetts. she has written about civil war us western history and american culture for the new york times the washington post smithsonian magazine preservation magazine and civil war monitor nelson earned her va in history and literature from the harvard university from harvard university and her phd in american studies from the university of iowa, and she has taught at texas tech university cal state fullerton harvard and brown nelson is the author of saving yellowstone three