dan and the packers _ opportunity to play. dan and the packers have _ opportunity to play.ve the first preseason games in august. the international olympic committee has voted to expel the international boxing association from the olympic movement. it's the first time the ioc has kicked out a governing body in its 129—year history. it comes after a number of allegations of rigged decisions at the rio 2016 olympics. boxing will remain in the 2024 and 2028 olympics. and finally news now of two outstanding cycling performances at the special olympics in berlin. a competition exemplifying the unique opportunity sport provides for people with intellectual disabilities. niall guite has been a trailblazer for the community while ella curtis, meanwhile, only learnt to ride a bicycle a few years ago so she could be at the games. both won medals, prompting some emotional scenes in berlin, joe wilson was there. special olympics, niall guite. he excels as a cyclist but that is just part of it. from his bedroom and shut field he started his now famous stadium pictures that have been dis

dan has caught the eye of the green bay packers. uk he moved to the states with his family in the teens. he started a college as a kicker showing off his skills, like the 73 yard field goal on social media. his coaches had other ideas. with my build in the camps i went to and they brought me to the sign and they say i think we should get you to transfer to just be a punter. and that as a whole different legs when compared to kicking. so it took a long time to get used to. but i figured it out. he certainly did. and an impressive season with the dc defenders in the minor league, ex—fl saw him signed by green bay. despite the californian accent asked still looks across the pond sports—wise. i follow the irish rugby, love that, when the six nations this year, pretty big. newcastle united is my favourite premier league team. i follow them, just make the champions league for the first time in a long time so love watching any type of sport. except baseball, i do not really, i would rather watch cricket instead of baseball. for now he is f

he's signed a deal with the green bay packers and will be competing with long—time packers star ben 0 with a booming right leg. dan has caught the eye of the green bay packers. born in whitlow he moved to the states in his teens. he started in college as a kicker showing off his skills like this 73 yard field goal on social media. but his coaches had other ideas. ilrrul’ith yard field goal on social media. but his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i went _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i went to _ bills in the camps i went to and they brought me, they said i think we should transfer you to just be a punter so ijust did that and that is like a whole different leg swing compared to kicking. so it took a long time to get use to. but i figured it out. he long time to get use to. but i figured it out.— long time to get use to. but i figured it out. he certainly did. and impressive _ figured it out. he certainly did. and impressive

our current purchases for packer trucks so that we might be able to get them more quickly. thanks and just thank you so much for your work. it's you. your whole team just works so hard and i saw in your budget presentation . you said the relentless work. it is absolutely relentless. and yet they're there every day doing this crucial work, so thank you. thank you, supervisor. we have a great team. thank you. i've never seen as many grown up as this sport to be this excited about steamer truck, you know, just i just want you to know that and it's actually very true. so with that, thank you. so much for your presentation for item number 14 supervisor safa you would like to. would you like to make a statement or by the shared spaces, so i appreciate the opportunity to hear this today. um we're essentially the ordinances to eliminate the permit fees for all businesses and the public works code section 2.1 0.1 s and we discussed a lot of times in this chamber. over the last few months how the value and the benefit of curbside park let's and how they're helpful to small business r

reviewing time sheets in damp warehouses and traveling back roads to interview vegetable pickers, packers, and log cutters. she began arguing and winning appeals and started working with the solicitor general's office on cases headed for the supreme court. bessie's high quality work earned her recognition. delighted with a supreme court brief she principally wrote, solicitor general promised she could argue the next fair labor standards act case to go to the court. so in march 1945, before sandra day and ruth bader reached high school, margolin became the 25th woman to argue at the supreme court. after what must have been a lively argument, justice robert jackson marked the occasion with a thoughtful note. the first of several he wrote to bessie over the years. i hope you were satisfied with the way the court argued your first case. i'm sure there will be no dissent from the opinion that you should argue here often. bessie won that case, establishing the long-standing precedent until recently that exceptions to the fair labor standards act must be narrowly construed. before the year ended

officer dejon packer died of fentanyl overdose last year at his milpitas home. milpitas police tell me they have delivered their file to the district attorney for possible prosecution. a former prosecutor tells us that could bring up new questions for the department he worked for. >> this is a very big development, and with the new prosecutorial focus on fentanyl, they're throwing the book at the drug dealers who are supplying it. >> reporter: police sources also tell me dejon packer was with fellow san jose police officers the night he died. >> i think the question will be, can they track the fentanyl to a particular individual? and who else was there? who else witnessed the ingestion of the fentanyl? it will be key here. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office tells me they do not comment about cases they may or may not be investigating. as for the termination notices, the san jose police department tells me it doesn't comment on ongoing personnel matters. but the rank and file are talking privately, concerned about the state of their department and what comes next. >>

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plus india is village of sex where it goes why these women had no choice but to become sex packers. and how best to shape their lives. the . i'm going to expand it. you're welcome to do the news aisha. i'm glad you can join us. go to thailand. finally, be getting a new prime minister more than a month after the 2 elections, the main contender for that job separately believe so. be taught, living general and wrap leads to move forward, fall to that one. the most seats in the may 14 election. that should have cleared the way for them to be prime minister bought or into his bodies radical reform agenda, and the lack of initial support from the ministry of point incentives. the weight of the top job appear blocked. but not so now about a leap. this is what peter said on tuesday morning type after he's a pause. how do you mean we're not concerned? as we've spoken to, many senators may dorothy need, let me have their own reasons and they have their own standards to vote from the 20 . 19 of that time, but had time, it had great how, why would people song about food? they said in the last e

parties are broadly agree with this reports, so they probably want shout now, and borisjohnson's packeraid last week had been saying they wanted to vote against the reports, borisjohnson wanted to vote against the reports, boris johnson told wanted to vote against the reports, borisjohnson told them not to do that, that there is still no practical effect and so just to let it go through. so we're not sure yet whether enough people are going to do that shouting now to actually trigger a vote. do that shouting now to actually trigger a vote-— trigger a vote. crucially, you're expiaining _ trigger a vote. crucially, you're expiaining it — trigger a vote. crucially, you're explaining it is _ trigger a vote. crucially, you're explaining it is a _ trigger a vote. crucially, you're explaining it is a one _ trigger a vote. crucially, you're explaining it is a one line - explaining it is a one line equipment, serve members don't how to turn up to take part and for one person in particular, rishi sunak, that could be very convenience. he has not that could be very convenience. he: has not being a

. >> packers sell shares to their fans but the packers deal only allows you to gift shares to familym to the team, you cannot profit on them. with the roots are offering are offering our real stakes in ownership, profit and a say in how the club will be run. >> is fascinating to see this. how many shares can they sell, how many are for grabs? >> there are some rules. the mexican cell is $500 million but in 2016 the jobs act made it so that you did not have to be accredited. that was 2% of americans allowed to invest. now it is open for anybody over 18. the roots say if you invest, be careful, do not spend more money than you are willing to lose but if the franchise value goes up it goes up with you. you are making money on the roots, guess what? you will make the same amount of money. this is not a situation where you are not in a position to gain. >> i want my seat between them during the games. >> those conversations would be incredible. >> the governor is offering more resources to combat drug abuse in the tenderloin. abc 7 insider is here with the reaction to the increase in offi

let's talk about the impact now on the economy of private markets with craig packer from blue owl capitalversee $144 billion in assets and sonali basak. let me ask you about what private credit can do if we see a contraction in credit from the banks? does private credit pick up where the banks have left off? >> thanks for having me today. what we do is primarily finance companies being acquired by private equity firms. and not small businesses. if you see contraction in conditions for small businesses that could create some opportunities for us but that wasn't where we were competing in the market before. we like figure companies. the banks participated in that market by committing syndicated leverage loans so that's been a competitive set that's been consistent. there may be opportunities but i don't think it's a big part of what we expect going forward. sonali: have you look at your existing portfolio? what does a potential recession mean for what you already own? what are the worries about conditions moving forward and are there any lag effects of higher interest rates? >> this started

first usda has resurrected a 13-year-old packers and stock yards rulemaking that would stifle chicken production through a series of three rules usda is proposing to greatly increase the cost and legal risks involved in chicken grover contracting. make it all but impossible to incentivize high-performing farmers without bonus pay and eliminate the need to show injury to competition. the 2010 version of these roles would cost the industry more than $1 billion. today usda is taking a unique approach they taken those rules and breaking them up into three rules. take a million divide by three that other costing their rules. ten years ago versus today you can imagine the cost of what it is to raise birds. were well over $1.5 billion for that particular rule. second usda is suggesting it might abandon well-established allowing chicken processors with certain speeds of her plans. this program dates back to the clinton administration, it's bipartisan democratic administration, republican administration, democrat administration and here we are the threat to reduce line speeds could have an inc

jonathan owens now a defensive back for the green bay packers this past spring is the time a service organization channeled its inner swifty when naming the puppies, one is named taylor. another is named swift. the other 7 are nods to the pop star's songs or albums include era's lover. >> midnight rain and london. boy, the future service dogs will one day fulfill their wildest dreams by helping people with disabilities. yes, really cute it well, as the bay area gets ready to celebrate the 4th of july kron 4 has you covered? we will bring you live. fireworks shows from all across the bay area with host olivia horton and stephanie lin. >> kron four's july 4th. live is next. tuesday night at that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock. more next to last. 8 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the most dangerous beach in america. >> there is one red flag up today. people are in the water past their needs. >> seven people have drow

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biles, now 26 and recently married to jonathan owens of the green bay packers, took a mental health breakng with the twisties. that's what gymnasts call a sudden loss of spacial awareness while in the air. well, she is now planning to compete at the u.s. classic in illinois in august. and we are cheering her on. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. reporting from our nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. there are 16 people injured following a train derailment wednesday in moorpark, california, where an amtrak collided with a water truck. the train passengers' injuries were minor, though the driver of the truck was transported to a trauma center. >>> federal reserve chair jerome powell says more needs to be done to slow down inflation, and that he wouldn't rule out back-to-back rate hikes in the coming months. the central bank paused interest rate increases earlier in june. >>> and for just the 24th time ever and the first time since 2012, domingo german of the new york yankees threw a perfect game last night, r

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interlocutor ekaterina shared one very touching family story about my grandmother, she fraternized the packershe axis of this uharka and appeared the recipe. i cooked it today and i want to brush it with dust and near these potato pancakes. well, and so we caught the fish at our walkie-talkie svisloch. i greased her axle for you time i want a cafe walked around with great pleasure, while i tasted blue made according to old gentry recipes march told the memories of her grandmother armor, and the owner of this house, marty krasinskaya, they say she was very kind and loved to arrange receptions. it seemed that the string of guests to her house of svisloch never ended. among the personal culinary preferences of the hostess was the krupnik drink, it looks like a liquor with the addition of honey, cinnamon, vanilla, cloves, ginger and nutmeg, this alcoholic drink is known in belarusian lands since xviii century. dmitry ekaterina thank you very much for your hospitality. everything was very tasty. but it's time to move on to you great one is portraying you as a masterpiece. thanks a lot. the yans liv

crazy for i'll tell you that he says keep signed and then scrapped under pressure from his lesson packers class as a rush, a host, an african this evening though years in a day opposite, it had been cheap right. the lobby revises its constitution to the live and governance of civil institutions. also, he is an emergency room. and as a teacher, how does of 12 piece by mean from time to office? 78 rubbish and diplomatic relations of his story leads him on restarting saudi arabia. ron relations takes place, in fact on his ribs. apartments of visits, the capital of a high level and his counterpart is simply as well into the ink or for a robin something rushes. nolan capital on c has been providing extensive coverage for the major annual event that unites economies from around the world. the life it loves ago, this is odd to you. my name is ryan. i'm in 30 minutes of news and views start now . welcome to the weekly by the inputs, it has revealed the details of the draft agreement on ukraine's new try see which he says he agreed to last year in the early stages of the conflict. but then scraps

our current purchases for packer trucks so that we might be able to get them more quickly. thanks and just thank you so much for your work. it's you. your whole team just works so hard and i saw in your budget presentation . you said the relentless work. it is absolutely relentless. and yet they're there every day doing this crucial work, so thank you. thank you, supervisor. we have a great team. thank you. i've never seen as many grown up as this sport to be this excited about steamer truck, you know, just i just want you to know that and it's actually very true. so with that, thank you. so much for your presentation for item number 14 supervisor safa you would like to. would you like to make a statement or by the shared spaces, so i appreciate the opportunity to hear this today. um we're essentially the ordinances to eliminate the permit fees for all businesses and the public works code section 2.1 0.1 s and we discussed a lot of times in this chamber. over the last few months how the value and the benefit of curbside park let's and how they're helpful to small business r

biles, now 26 and recently married to jonathan owens of the green bay packers, took a mental health breaks what gymnasts call a while in the air. well, she is now planning to compete at the u.s. classic in illinois in august. and we are cheering her on. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> we are getting closer to the fourth of july weekend and to the start of our first real heat wave. >>> the incoming he does add an extra element of danger. >> most people don't want their houses to burn down. >>> cooling off in the water at these bay area beaches is out of the question. while one local city has three of the dirtiest shorelines in the state. >>> it has been a tough month for a little girl who watched a driver run over her german shepherd puppy. >> i was on my knees crying. >> i really felt for her. >>> how law enforcement stepped up to help her find a new best friend. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> get ready. the bay area is about to heat up just as we head into the fourth of july holiday weekend. temperatures will start

i would some of my experiences that of a packers funds experience of this time that has been complicated as far as our development as a democracy, it is very much been 2 steps forward. one step back, one step forward to steps back. we saw a lot of progress on that front between 2008 to 2013. and we've seen the house of our democracy, deteriorate posts, 2008. now there's a lot of work that needs to be done to strengthen our democracy. we've seen that the political stability, that it was a dividend of that democracy was a dividend of the charter of democracy that was signed by my mother last for 10 years. and that political stability from 2008 to 2018 resulted in economic development and economic stability. and as soon as we sofa political stability, we've seen challenges for our economy. so i believe that box fund has many challenges. uh, sort of a perfect storm. we've got the climate crisis that you mentioned. we put the fall of capital, we put the implications that the ukraine, a russian conflict and we will have our own domestic issues. the all of these challenges can be overcome these

biles, now 26 and recently married to jonathan owens of the green bay packers, took a mental health breaks of spatial awareness while in the air. but she is now planning to compete at the u.s. classic in illinois in august. and we are cheering her on. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: disability was paying off. >> judge judy: how much money did the federal government give you in back money? >> total of $44,000. >> judge judy: you also won a workman's comp case. >> $119,000. >> announcer: but his girlfriend was spending it fast. >> judge judy: you claim that while she was living with you she racked up a lot of bills, $7,000 worth of things she bought. >> yes, ma'am, and i got proof right here. >> judge judy: do you understand, mr. mcguire? sometimes you work the system. sometimes the system works you. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution charles mcguire jr. is suing his ex-girlfriend, naomi jeanet

fortunately, in the end, our fates are not decided by a packer, so it’s not just a pin and not even dymov cannot decide my fate. what do you mean by that? i'm standing here and i have been working since tuesday. masha, you are a smart woman. you understand, you will get bored in this hole. what do you want me to refuse the assignment to stay forever in this wilderness? i know what you're thinking, the construction will end, everyone will disperse. you will? well, i'm going to remember, mashenka, i love you very much. as you can see, mashenka, what is it here with the flag of the troops? a holiday . what a holiday as an agreement for us ? a holiday tomorrow. were going higher. hold up let's sleep, princess? hey exposed means a bone. what is he himself offered? honestly, it's funny to his room, someone else's happiness lives on. maybe he has i really love you. you know, i used to say all sorts of words to others. this is the word i was afraid of. i tell you first. and i don't cry. they themselves are pouring something. you know kolya, i'm kind of weird now. i'm rough. she did everything bad

a green bay packers fan. sorry about aaron rodgers. but we'll take good care of him in new york.s farewell address to congress, speaker ryan stated, the ultimate proving ground of politics is truly making a difference in people's lives. speaker ryan served in these halls and made a difference. he proved himself a fierce and sincere advocate for his authentically held values. he decried the rising bitterness in our political discourse. and he helped make big things happen, such as historic criminal justice reform. a leader among leaders, we thank you for your impact. service to this nation. congratulations. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. sen. mcconnell: mr. speaker, it's good to see you back. it's been almost phi years. is -- five years since our friend from jainsville -- from janesville left the capitol. back then most people understood paul's youthful glow amid the stresses of elected leadership to be the result of his notoriously rigorous exercise regimen. but these day, i suspect a good bit of t

what future holds i know what past holds i am with lombardi this morning lombardi's prime meats on packere. >> rib-eye, the packaging, we sell more of that retail, but comes in woel sale boxes the forecast from us d.a. that beef production is going to crater down next year they think by two-billion-dollar, with a b, billion with a "b" pounds. >> what what is hear beef prices probably going to jump sky-high especially fancy cuts filets, rib eyes stuff like that. >> are you seeing people back off a little bit prices are high now already. >> on the beef line i don't think they use as much beef as before. but the chicken ice big thing buying -- chicken, but not buying -- a big store not going to find anything cheaper the beef is what it is price what it is, chicken substitute in beef with chicken. >> got you take a look another statistic maria this is for 500 pound steer i think price gone up 25%, eventual

he also, when he made his decision to leave the packers for the jets, he had a darkness retreat.edelics are banned in many places. stuart: i want to know what are the affect of i alaska -- --iawaska. lauren: it is supposed to be with a shaman, not a straight throughout the. i have never tried it. i hear it is great for its ability to clear your mind's ability to focus. so if there's something bothering him he was mentally removed and able to throw the ball further. stuart: i want to keep this job so i am going to move on. the director of the movie titanic james cameron has visited the site and he says the tourist sub disaster is similar to the titanic ship wreck. coast guard officials say the five passengers on the submersible died instantly in catastrophic implosion. we are learning the u.s. navy may have heard that implosion days ago. mike tobin has the story from st. john's next. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices

capital co-founder and copresident of blue owl craig packer joi us 1:30 new york time.eping you up-to-date with news from around the world this is the first word. ukraine defense system says that drones were shot down in the kyiv region today. there have been attacks on the air i russia in the last six nights. no deaths were worded that three people were killed during thursday's mirage. -- barrage. in singapore, the chief and his chinese counterpart are alone -- among six mira -- military leaders from nations that are taking part in the shang rye dialogue. and they are frustrated that the by new ministration has not removed the sanctions. at least nine people have died in clashes between testers and police after a single knees -- sin dalian -- seeing at -- senegal -- they are making an effort to stop the unrest. global news 24-hours a day on air, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo and this is bloomberg. guy: let's get back to the main event for jobs data coming in hot. blowing last -- past all expectations. the 14th

his third coming as the packers were desperately trying to get back into the game for the fans through here on sportsday, just you breaking news in the last hour or so for that the bbc and itv have reached a deal, there will be broadcast of the women's world cup here in the uk after fifa boss infantino had threatened a european blackout. there will be coverage of that women's world cup coming up in five weeks' time the website. see you again soon. bye—bye. hello there. for the vast majority of places, today was just a straightforward, fine, dry, sunny and very warm summer's day. look at this beautiful picture from a weather watcher in guernsey. however, also a beautiful picture, but a picture of something different from northern scotland. this was the exception. a big storm cloud there indicative of what was going on in northern scotland. you can see it here on our earlier satellite and radar sequence, some heavy showers and thunderstorms thatjust moved across the far north of scotland while the vast majority of other places stayed dry with lots of sunshine. through tonight's largely c

this is about using race as a packer in admissions, what exactly does that mean?, what that means is that, as you said, race quotas are not permitted under the u.s. constitution, and schools like harvard and unc which are involved in these cases before the supreme court must look at race as one of many factors when considering the applications of folks wanting to get into school and they can't weigh race in a mechanical way giving it the same weight every single time. they have to look at it in a flexible manner. so race is just one of many factors that go into the decision making process. >> they can look at race when they want to build their student bodies if they want to, if they want it to be a diverse student body. what would it mean if they can't consider race when they're building their student population? >> that's right. so if the supreme court decides to get rid of affirmative action, making it unconstitutional to practice, then schools will have to turn to what are called race neutral alternatives. these are different measures, different characteristics

. >> chinese cyber threat packers are capable of disrupting critical infrastructure like oil gas pipelinesline in the summer of 2021, and transportation around the idea will be in event of a conflict, china would use aggressive cyber operations to delay military deployment, to affect military decisions and to induce societal panic. mike: morgan hello should we be about that assessments medical of my, this is something i've been talking about for years, china is already preparing for work is called intelligent preparation battlefield you physically was what they're doing the south china sea restricting freedom of movement and young taiwan is the big issue there also doing in cyberspace and they are looking and trying to identify all of our former balloon abilities and looking critical infrastructure communications commitment will be one of the nation to seize market with her power and water we see gotten quite so china is alarming because there is no stopping them do not listen the reason they do not play well in the nation of states and that some normals out there basically by placing all

coming up, craig packer, blew out capital cofounder and copresident joins bloombergtv at 1:30 p.m.ekeeping up-to-das from around the world, here is the first word. former vice president mike pence is off the hook. bloomberg learned the justice department ended its review of whether he mishandled funds -- classified documents with no charges filed. the demand -- the parma did the view after pence found a small number of documents marked as classified in his home and turned them over to the fbi. he plans to launch a challenge to his former boss, donald trump, for the republican presidential nomination. the chinese ambassador says it would be difficult for russia and ukraine to currently hold meaningful talks to end their conflict. as beijing tries to broker a peace deal. he has been tasked with promoting beijing's efforts to negotiate an end to russia's war and ukraine, part of a wider blueprints be are padded by president xi jinping -- spearheaded by president xi jinping. elon musk is getting more firepower for his electric? price war. tesla and its founding partner are poised to re

i'm going to have to maybe go to another packers football game. i'll football game.. -- i'll never forget a spring training game, those eagles -- not nearly as the folks at green bay at an exhibition game. with that, that is a wrap. we are adjourned. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible conversations]

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was suffering depression or post-traumatic stress from all of the problems he had with green bay packers and the vaccines and the masks. and now he's self treating himself with this. but here's the problem physicians who are studying this say this, kelly. >> they say it's not yet ready for primetime. we're still big. so we think we think it may have an effect on depression. we think it may be useful post-traumatic stress. we think it may even treat alcoholism. the head of psychiatry at nyu is studying this, said this to me, just the other. but we're not ready for people to auto medicate with this. and even if we think it helped aaron rodgers or he thinks it did, it may harm someone else. i mean, it causes nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. you can have an out of body experience with it. it is not a performance enhancing drug. it may very well be a performance. detracting drugs, though not in his case. >> one more bit of of of of contradiction here. >> you realize the nfl bans cannabis but not this you there's such an inconsistency in nfl policy why why are they banning cannabis but yet you can

i'm really glad that chairman mike gallagher, who is a great guy except he's a green bay packers fan,work together. >> i'm a big fan of congressman gallagher, too what a future and what a past that guy has it's good and it's a daunting thing to try -- these are small issues you're talking about now. all i worry about is how important china is to so many big companies here in the united states and if something with taiwan happens, we're going to have a replay of what happened in russia we're not enemies with the china people it's the ccp it's such a hard road to navigate, congressman. >> it really is. and if something were to happen with taiwan, it would tank our global economy for sure. 50% of the economy traverses the taiwan strait every day and 70% of semiconductors are manufactured in taiwan what mike and i both believe we have to do is deter aggression, deter conflict so we've put in place some bipartisan recommendations to do just that. we're hopeful that it translates into legislation that the congress adopts. >> that's the thing. there's a way of preparing for what we think is

litter control, (indiscernible) they have a packer the big garbage can where you put the trash in and compacts it in so we have those in the zone. we have flushers the big truck with a tank that shoots the water to clean the streets for event, areas and things of that nature. the zones are created for our staff to bid during the year so general laborers get to bid where they want to go. supervisors get to bid where they want to go and they go to these area jz most of the time they go to areas where they lived or comfortable with or for whatever reason but it is broke down into 6 zones and each zone has the supervisor 2 on the list so if you need to call them to get something done, you will get them. all our request come through 311, and also through the staff in the field t. call-ins is how we- >> are the zones supervisors meet regularly to make sure department resources are allocated correctly? i sure it isn't everybody- >> absolutely. >> things change. >> they do. >> there is no development or traditions change whatever, i presume all the supervisors coordinate do i need more street

i'm concerned about those rural areas, about the chicken pluckers, about the meat packers, about the field workers and the way they will be discriminated against under this bill. i would just elaborate on that, that while this is mainly a republican caucus that follows the seditious pied piper who was our president, that in this case, even under the trump administration, when they considered this kind of proposal, the treasury department, the labor department, the health and human services department came together and recognized the danger of discriminating against different classes of employees. but ultimately, unfortunately, the trump administration did not provide the protection against discrimination so that people that are working in rural areas under this bill may be scripted -- discriminated against by their employer as a result of this legislation. it is the failure to have clear language in this bill to prevent such discrimination against rural workers in favor of those who are in the office towers managing everything that is at the heart of our opposition. as well as the re

we're going to lean on vandehei to give us some cheese heads and tickets to a packers game this fall. we all need to go descend on lambeau field, and we're counting on vandehei to make it happen for all of us. >> you know, i've never been to lambeau field. it's a big hole in my life. >> same here, have to go. >> i'd love to do i. seems like vandehei is the man to get us in the building. let's do it. >> willie, we have a brat for you. >> okay. >> oh, yeah. >> the co-founder of "axios," mike allen, thank you very much. >> happy weekend. >> happy friday. >> go pack. >> have a good one. >>> coming up, nasa is on a mission to expand cooperation in space. we'll speak with nasa administraor bill nelson about what the future holds in the exploration of the final frontier. >>> plus, the former mayor of new orleans is here, marking 20 years as the head of the national urban league. "morning joe" will be right back. my name is wendy, i'm 51 years old, and i'm a hospital administrator. when i talk to patients you can just see from here up when you're wearing a mask. and i have noticed those lines

the bees collected nectar from the first flowers and the packers put their goods on sale anastasia krimeshnayat to buy fake sugar syrup, tinted and flavored with the word beekeepers appears on the shelves and issues. the beekeeper alexander denis answers a lot about its quality; he has his own apiary of more than 400 thousand bees; he explains the first honey harvest does not depend on the region everywhere. it is harvested in early may. spring honey can be bought from the end of may in the middle of june. the southern regions pump it a little bit earlier, the moscow region, somewhere in the middle of june, pumps it to check the unripe ones. that's how it is . if there are droplets all over the place, it means that the honey is not ripe. we still need a week and the next question about the aroma will be ready. especially fresh may honey has no smell, it appears after 2-3 months. the longer it ripens, the tastier the smell of the aroma does not become, and the colors many believe that they cannot be different from the delicacy harvested in may. it’s definitely not supposed to be dark brown for

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