wachter to palm springs to visit friends. your tweet showed a picture and you said she was hermetically sealed. that picture caught my attention on twitter. that's when i was like, what is that? what is she doing? turns out this was a good thing. >> well, it turned out she was doing it largely because, we are on the plane because 30% of people were masked, so she was doing it more to protect herself more than others. as we know, she had virus in her, but almost certainly was not infectious at that point. the incubation period is three days. what almost certainly happened was she caught it on thursday or friday. she flew on friday. she probably was not infectious at that point, because the next morning saturday, she did a rapid test that was negative. she had covid and her body and nose but not enough to infect anybody. it was not until sunday morning she turned positive. kristen: and you had been staying with friends in palm springs. talk about what made you suspect you had covid and why you tested. >> so i did not suspect i

. >> reporter: but as owners in palm springs showed us, glamour never goes out of style.ises in his buick riviera gran sport. >> you feel like you're the king of palm springs. >> reporter: michael mcgee has a 1966 mustang. >> it makes me happy to see people happy when i'm driving down the road. >> reporter: mike frankovich's cadillac makes him feel like breaking into song. >> i used to have sideburns, and i would drive the car, and everyone would scream, "hey, look, it's elvis." >> reporter: even now, sweet love runs deep for all that chrome and class. barry petersen, cbs news, palm springs, california. >> diaz: that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, "sunday morning with jane pauley," followed by "face the nation" with moderator margaret brennan. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix news. >>> a car plunges over a cliff, and tonight the sister of one of the victims killed is speaking out. >>> a san jos

. >> reporter: as owners in palm springs showed us, glamour never goes out of style., cruises in his buick. rivera brand sport. >> you feel like you are the king of palm springs. >> when he has a 1956 mustang. it makes me happy to see people riding up the road in it. >> reporter: he feels like breaking in to song. >> i used to have sideburns and i would drive the car and people would scream r hey, look, it's elv el >>> the labor department said there's twice as many job openings in the united states than people looking for work. that's got some companies luring potential employees with a four-day work week. >> reporter: pat enworks from home for kick starter, a crowd funding site that helps new businesses raise money, now it's changing its employee work week from five days to four. >> we are seeing across the board that people are very happy. >> reporter: she said working 32 hours a week and having an extra day off giving her more quality time with her stepson. >> instead of me coming back here and sitting down and working, i was able to come back, watch a movie and s

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that photo is in palm springs, georgia. he became very interested in this polio center he was trying to develop down there in georgia. he sort of disappears off the scene. meanwhile eleanor roosevelt becomes the public face of the roosevelt name. she starts attending meetings, she joins the women's democratic coalition, she becomes very active. and as she becomes more active in this case, she's keeping the roosevelt name alive. after a few years franklin gradually comes back into the political scene. famously in 1928 he runs for governor of new york. he becomes governor of new york. his political career is launched. very few people realize just how physically handicapped he was at that point. he was essentially paralyzed from the waist down. yet he developed a walking style which let him pretend, people knew he had polio, but people could pretend that he wasn't that severely crippled. next slide, please. the two of them were incredibly powerful and dynamic campaigners. he decided to run as president in 1932 as the depressio

>> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc news, palm springs, california. >> a remarkable story of gratitude that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, rising temperatures and elevated fire danger. fires already popping up across the region today. we'll tell you what to expect over the next few days. >>> plus -- >> then i kind of pulled away, leaned towards the right and he grabbed my inner thigh. >> another woman accusing a san jose cop of groping her. this is at least the third accusation against the same officer. >>> also, when will this current covid surge in and why are some people seeing a rebound of symptoms after taking a covid pill. we'll be joined by ucsf chief of medicine dr. bob walker. >>> a dispute over who can

: that conversation was on monday, again, one day after she tested positive while on a trip to palm springs. thanks for coming on, you guys. same house, separate rooms? x no, i'm at work. -- >> no, i'm at work. >> things. man, i looked terrible the other day. >> i didn't want to tell her. kristen: you look great, but do you feel a lot better compared to monday? rex i do. i think it is the paxlovid. i've got to say, it is a miracle drug. then i thought, ok, i feel better. i have been really upset because i cannot go to my daughter's medical school graduation tonight. she is graduating from ucsf. i thought i would take a test. i have not tested since i tested positive for the first time. it is like why bother? but i felt so much better with the paxlovid that i thought to be. stupid, right? i thought maybe i'm not positive anymore, and i was just crushed. kristen: is the line really faint now, though? >> oh, no. within minutes, it was like gigantic. kristen: i'm sorry to hear that, but dr. walker, address that. i think this is day five? >> day for of paxlovid. date five or so since her first s

and last night shared his wife tested positive while they were traveling to and from palm springs.dr. walker shared the story with his followers and took a poll on what others would do in this situation. we are grateful to be joined live by dr bob walker, doctor first and foremost, how is your wife katie feeling and i understand she started the anti viral packs lova today. she did that plus matzo ball soup, and the combination is really what's important. she's got a terrible headache. she's got a very bad sore throat, a little bit of a cough, but but nothing horrible and obviously could be much worse. glad to hear she's doing okay, doctor, one of the polls you took in that twitter thread? you asked what people would do if they tested positive before flight and you chose to rent a car and make the nine hour drive back to the bay area, explained the decision making for us and perhaps how your followers responded. yeah it's a big state. i have to say we were. we were scheduled to fly back from palm springs were visiting elderly friends there was scheduled to fly back last night. she t

yesterday at the empire polo club near palm springs headliners include thomas rhett, carrie underwood and luke combs proof of vaccination. testing or masking is not required to attend the event it all runs through tomorrow. we'll check it out two different neighborhoods came together and celebrated food and culture today. noodlefest kicked off asian american pacific islander heritage month in chinatown and north beach this afternoon almost 30 restaurants from both neighborhoods came together to showcase their specialties. the festival was last held back in 2010 and community leaders say it was important to restart the event as a way to show support for each other after a tough few years. coming out of three years of pandemic and businesses are just trying to get back up on their feet. so we thought it'd be really important to have an event for a chinatown and north beach to encourage people to come back like we're open we're here and we're so excited today is a beautiful day and people are very enthusiastic. they show support to bring people back. they first have to come back to china

traveled to santa fe for the workshop and after that, she covertly tested positive, she flew to palm springs. she was hermetically sealed, i cannot even see a body under there, she was on a plane to protect yourself and others and despite taking the precautions, she still tested positive for a few days later. i last checked, a third of the workshop attendees got sick as well. two weeks after her exposure and a stint in isolation, plus paxlovid treatment, katie is isolating all over again with new symptoms, so you see our guests here today for an update. thank you for joining us. before we get started, can you tell me what you responded after i said, is katie in your attic right now? >> yeah, like rapunzel, i locked her in the attic and i will let her out of 10 days after she tests negative. no, she's just upstairs. we have two floors and i'm on the covid free floor and she is up in a bedroom above me. >> do you mind if i say things are looking messy down there? >> things have gotten a little out of control on this part. dion: both of you need a podcast or something, i love the dynamic. >> we

heavy smoke and ash has spread to miami, and north all the way to palm springs. to what may be one of the most fantastic finishes and biggest upsets in sport. >> announcer: he is coming up on the inside. oh, my goodness! the longest shot has won the kentucky derby. >> i love the excitement in his voice. rick strike struck lit lightening and made history as in 80, 8-0 to one long shot. the unlikely champion was a late entry, running down the favorites. kkentuckian air reed is the trainer. >> i passed out and i don't know what happened. [laughter] >> now their sights are on next race, the preakness, in two weeks. straight ahead on "cbs evening news", two republican lawmakers face off over one house seat. and meet the whiz kid graduating college this weekend. and this week, we celebrate the women doing it all on their own this mother's day. different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher investments.

>> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc news, palm springs, california. >> a remarkable story of gratitude that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ [applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," yala. it is a great day here in los angeles. the sun is out, skies are clear, the flowers are in full bloom, allergies. there's only one problem, and that is my allergies. they are not liking any of this. so my voice really isn't up, not just for singing but really talking, but we are going to do this thing. we are keeping things off with a "kellyoke" encore, here is me and my band with "real love" by mary j. blige. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ we are lovers through and through ♪ ♪ and though we made it through the storm ♪ ♪ i really want you to realize, i really wanna put you on ♪ ♪ i've been searching for someone to satisfy my every need ♪ ♪ won't you be my inspiration? ♪ ♪ be the real love that i need ♪ ♪ real love, i'm searching for a real love ♪ ♪ someone to set my heart free ♪ ♪ real love, i'

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california.s the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everything i wa

our hotspot, palm springs at 101. refinery workers in richmond have reached a new contract. workers have been on strike since march when they voted down chevron's previous contract offer. a week on the new gush of vote on the new contract is expected next week. -- a vote on the new contract is expected next week. julian: bold financial is now laying off some of its employees. the start up off employees during wednesday. around 250 of 900 workers were let go. the company says the move to secure its financial position amid financial challenges is the reason. the ceo stepped down in january. it is unclear what benefits those laid off employees will be receiving. kumasi: there is a new way to toast the queen and it comes with quite a few. the queens platinum jubilee celebration kicks off honoring her 70 years on the throne. the london eye will turn one of its pods into a 1950's british pub. it is filled with games and more memorabilia. on the menu is a favorite of the queen, a jaden cocktail. -- a gin cocktail. julian: it

and notice bakersfield, even palm springs, temperatures running at least 5 to 20 degrees above averageecord for sacramento, a record standing since the early 1950s. and we know the drought situation has been pretty bad, but the average rainfall daifd today across long beach, 1.4 inches have come down since may 24th. and the perspective is that 14% of normal has occurred and we're entering dry season. this is really a bad setup when it comes to the excessive heat and of course the upcoming fire season. just toward the east, a mvp weather severe weather across texas. and winds and hail, very little in the chance of tornadoes here, but looking at some storms across houston as far as wednesday afternoon is concerned. could bring in heavy rainfall across the landscape. >> thank you very much. >>> and now major league baseball has suspended yankees third baseman josh donaldson for one game for what they call inappropriate comments. tim anderson who is black told them that donaldson called him jackie multiple times during saturday's game, an apparent reference to jackie robinson who was the m

you know him from seven seasons of "saturday night live," "brooklyn nine-nine," and movies like "palm springs my boy," "i love you, man," "nick and nora's infinite playlist," "hot rod," "hotel transylvania," "hotel transylvania 2," "hotel transylvania 3," "hotel transylvania 4" and "puppy!: a hotel transylvania short." [ laughter ] now we're both starring in "chip 'n dale: rescue rangers," it's on disney plus starting friday, not in theaters. please say hello to andy samberg! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> john: nice to see you, andy. >> you as well, john. >> john: we started together -- no, we didn't. [ laughter ] we started -- i started -- >> we started together -- moments ago during the monologue. >> john: yes. [ laughter ] you and i came up together today, doing this monologue. i started at "saturday night live," and you were already working there, the way i wanted to say that. >> sure. >> john: you were on the show seven seasons. >> i was. [ cheers and applause ] i think we can all agree that's a good amount of seasons. [ laughter ] >> john: that's a good -- that's

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california.bbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everything i was doing

several people taking to social media saying they did feel it, some of the folks in palm springs.reaking, president of united arab emirates died at the age of 73. flags are being flown at half staff in the country. he died after suffering a stroke in 2014. since then he was largely out of the public eye. the country announced a 40 day period of mourning and three day suspension of work which begins today. >>> we take you to washington this morning. that's where president biden is meeting today with mayors, police chiefs, other leaders from around the country. they're going to discuss how cities are handling the $2 trillion provided in federal pandemic relief. the bay area for example, invested $600,000 in funds to support community violence intervention. that includes a neighborhood watch program and three limited term police assistants. >>> unexpected delay for america's plan to send more arms to ukraine. >> senator rand paul of kentucky, we often see the president announce new weapons going to ukraine but it is congress that votes to send them and supplies the money. in this cas

the headline in the desert sun in palm springs, california, reads "horror at a texas school." the san francisco chronicle says to pray for the lost, their families and uvalde. in las vegas, the review journal headline is "19 kids gone." georgia atlanta journal constitution, "elementary school horror." in connecticut, nearly a decade after the nation's deadliest school shooting in newtown, the connecticut post says "enough is enough." michigan's grand rapids press headline reads, "as shootings mount, so does anger that it's happening over and over." back in texas, the headline from the dallas morning news has one "again." >> president biden was returning home from his trip to asia when the massacre in uvalde happened. shortly after returning to the white house, he addressed the nation, asking where in god's name is our backbone, calling on lawmakers to stand up to the nra. kristin welker is at the white house with more. >> reporter: good morning on this grim day here at the white house and for our nation and in texas certainly. president biden spoke overnight in what was the mo

spring. like this relief of late constance, next to the bernard duff's castle stands the palm house. in spring visitors can marvel not only at the palm trees, but also at thousands of or kids in bloom. ah, many are also presented online. the defendant fed bring some of the joy of spring into your home mother one company to imagine this to force did. and those who visit my now in person can stroll around the islands. 45, hector is and enjoy its natural beauty lu with till that since spring roses and summer dahlia's in the fall and peaceful landscapes in winter. the island of my now changes with the seasons and that the town on rebelling and my next stop it because it city to or awaits me . here after all, new berlin gave this part of lake constance, the lake cuba. it's made. the tour begins on the city's brom. not long as the vault at lake constance hula gob before there was no landing stage and no permanent. and instead a row of houses stood here forming a city wall against the lake. oh, he will be. and the green building pakistan is the how soon found and pendant in pe he jim and spe

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spring. like this relief of lay constance next to the bear, not of castle stands, the palm house in spring visitors can marvel not only at the palm trees, but also a thousands of or kids in bloom. ah, many are also presented online. the defendant fed bring some of the joy of spring into your head mother one company to imagine this to force been and those who visit my now in person can stroll around the islands. 45 hector is and enjoy its natural beauty lu with till the since spring roses in summer. dahlia's in the fall and peaceful landscapes in winter. the island of my now changes with the seasons and that the town on you bowling and my next stop because a city to or awaits me. here. after all me, william gave this part of lake constance, the lake cuba, it's labor. the tor begins on the cities prom not long as the vault at lake constance paula gob, before there was no landing stage and no permanent. and instead of a row of houses stood here forming a city wall against the lake. oh he will be. and the green building back there is the house, some fallen pendleton pe, he jim and speaking regarding th

[laughter] five months in vale and seven months in palm springs. over dover, it was very, very stressful. [laughter] the it was much difference with the former president of course. you want to make sure you have your -- you no longer have a military plane [inaudible] so you've got to make sure you have your american airlines mileage card. because you are going to spend a lot of time. traveling with the former president, and mrs. ford, it's a little different. because you are on a public plane. they want to greet him, president ford had a great system. he would get on the plane, and some in first class. i had to fly first down too. [laughter] but he would go on the inside seat, i'd be on the aisle. they made me go to sleep, so to speak. and the people would come by, go -- oh, you know. they would go by. but he was both he and mrs. ford were just spectacular to work for. and you know, he was great on the golf course. bob hope made jokes about it. bob hope told him he, he said, he was the only president who could play two golf courses simultaneously.

its day today at the empire polo club in the palm springs area.rs include thomas rhett, carrie underwood and luke combs proof of vaccination testing or masking is not required to attend the event. well good news for skiers and snowboarders palisades. tahoe is staying open through memorial day weekend the olympic valley resort formerly known as squaw valley saw seven feet of snow in the month of april. it is extending the current season to stay open fridays saturdays and sundays through may 30th. palisades tahoe says, this is one of the longest winter seasons in the region that's great news to right there meteorologist lisa argent with more on what's going up in weather. yeah overnight lows have been bottoming out at or below freezing. the mountains so good for them and back home here. we've got more 40s this morning. so it's a cooler start. we'll look for a lot of sunshine today and temperatures climbing for some of you. we'll talk about your entire sunday forecast and we come back. and it was a different kind of splash hit scene yesterday. there

covid the stagecoach country music festival enters its last day today at the empire polo club in palm springsude thomas rhett, carrie underwood and luke combs proof of vaccination. testing or masking is not required to attend the event. good news for skiers and snowboarders palisades tahoe is staying open through memorial day weekend the olympic valley resort formerly known as squaw valley saw seven feet of snow in the month of april. it is extending the current season to stay open fridays saturdays and sundays through may 30th. palisades tahoe says, this is one of the fungus winter seasons and the region here's lisa with more on weather. alright well with overnight lows around freezing in the the mountains. yeah, why not right? everyone a live look outside sun coming up in another 30 minutes or so. it's a little bit cooler out there right now, but temperatures above average in many locations briefly before we talk about another cool down coming up. looking forward to it a different kind of splash hit seen yesterday. there goes the beer and there goes the nachos too plus a preview of the big

five months in vail and seven months in palm springs. it was very, very stressful. much different with a former president, you want to make sure you no longer have a military plane, air force one. you have to make sure you have your american airlines mileage card, because you are going to spend a lot of time traveling with the former president and mrs. ford. it is a little different. because, you are on a public plane, they want to great them, president ford had a great system. he would get on the plane, flying in first class. then i also had to fly first. [laughs] he would go on the inside seat, i would be on the aisle, he would immediately go to sleep so to speak. people would come by and go, you know. they would go by. both he and mrs. ford were just spectacular to work for. he was great on the golf course, bob hope made jokes about him. bob hope said he was the only president that could play two golf courses simultaneously. the jokes kept going on and on. but, a very gracious couple, and it was a privilege to be with him. >> great. nick, let's, you and i had the

phoenix palm springs been hot down in the desert.f systems continue to march in as long as they do that we're hard pressed to warm up too much. unless we get help from the north wind that will happen tomorrow. patchy fog, most of it favors san mateo coast peninsula southbank little bit on the 8 80 quarter. i can't find much of any northern east. attempts will bump up today. santa rosa walnut creek middle park san jose forecast for downtown san rose and not the airport, 80 to 82 78 76 on those temps today, so bumping up but not too much above average. forties 42 now napa airport. there's another cool. oh, sunnyvale, 46 mill valley 43. santa rosa 43 won't take long to warm up, though a salary mentioned. we already here have sunshine and temperatures will continue to bounce up today and tomorrow then come right back down thursday so patchy fog, lots of sun no from most of the coast sixties seventies. in little start to warm up today and then top it out tomorrow with the north wind could be some low to mid nineties of it all comes togeth

. >> reporter: eli cohen who splits time between san francisco and palm springs signed up when he sawt revenue during the pandemic when many of them eliminated change fees. >> they were making billions of dollars off those change fees. so they are going to be looking for something to replace those fees. >> reporter: hotels also checking into the subscription business some catering to digital nomads. the nearly 11 million american who is adopted the work from anywhere lifestyle one dutch chain will soon roll out a new version it launched during the pandemic charging $15 a month to stay in any citizen hotel for up to 29 consecutive nights and car rental company likes enterprise and hertz are a driving force behind car services too enterprise's plan $14.99 a month with a two month minimum and $250 enrollment fee. the plan is available in missouri, minnesota and nevada hertz also has a similar plan with options starting at $5.99 a month but you will have to wait to join because of supply chain issues and car shortages like everything else that may sound good at first. experts warn read th

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california.the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everything i was

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into early june, so may gray june gloom look to be in the in the forecast 49 uk of the 74 down in palm springs thirties truckee in south lake tahoe at 33 degrees. a series of or just caught in between the high down in the desert southwest been hot down arizona down in southern california desert, but it's been rainy and cool for much of the pacific northwest. we get one day we'll get her a couple of days. we'll get the wind out of these events. and then it'll warm up. well, today we start a little warm up. mostly centers, a few high clouds and some patchy fog, mainly south san mateo coast, santa cruz east towards monterey peninsula. but santa rosa walnut creek, menlo park san jose, pop up 80 to 82 78 76. for the forecast highs today. forties fifties mill valley 43 sunnyvale 46. still a couple of fortis holding on as you saw, but you can see the series of lowe's continue to march in. they'll go a little bit to the north today and then come back. it looks like on thursday. now tomorrow it does appear like a north wind will kick in. and if that's the case eighties today in that we could get some n

speaking of south lake tahoe, 31 62 down in las vegas already 71 palm springs, 50 uk and also sacramento warmer today, temperatures coming up sixties by the coast upper sixties, maybe low seventies down towards santa cruise around the bay seventies. than inland upper seventies too low eighties santa rosa and concord will be in that territory there at 18 80 , oakland downtown 72 in san jose, from 67 to a warmer 70. mount diablo was 30 degrees on tuesday. cold windy. they are 51 now, so that's a sign that hithe of brentwood, says 60 already if you were looking for rain and clouds head up to portland and seattle, they had plenty there. even arcata and eureka a little bit today. i don't think they'll have any tomorrow, though. for us the high winds out for two days and then it's going to get knocked out of here briefly. allowing the fog to come back. that will be on sunday into monday. but today it's all systems go for warmer temps and temperatures again operators to a few near 90 inland, not on the coast. that will be on saturday . 60 seventies some eighties today, mainly low and then tomor

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six years ago in my district palm springs police department officers leezly and gil were tragically shot and killed in the line of duty. in their memories i authored the heroes first responders survivors support act to help surviving families receive the financial support they need. last fall, when the protecting america's first responders act became law, we took a momentous step towards fulfilling this mission. with portions of my bill included, we fixed bureaucratic loopholes in the public safety officers benefits program that cost families up to tens of thousands of dollars. now we must build on this success and pass my bill in its entirety to fully honor our fallen heroes. this police week i urge my colleagues to follow words with action, follow praise with pragmatic solutions that will improve the lives of fallen first responders families. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without obje

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for centuries, natural springs provided an abundance of water which helped the palm trees flourish . this oasis is known as the basket because a chain like a basket, a basket of fruit equal that it used to have $152.00 sources of that provided to $700.00 leaders per 2nd clone it popsicle. and because walter was plentiful, the plantations were expanded. that is, until the springs dried up about 20 years ago. now groundwater has to be pumped up from a depth of 100 meters, but 3 tally widely runs an eco tourism lodge in the thought together with engineers, architects and artists. he's trying to keep the oasis alive to do that. his focusing on sustainability, m. o thick um and basically we're doing a lot of experimenting offer you wanted to proceed. we're looking for a new direction or a new orientation. fortunate asian cuisine and pathetic and perhaps we'll start a trend. it said, of course, for a new way of eating in these regions north and you know, the vegetables used in the hotel kitchens come from permaculture gardens and oasis . they grow in mixed cultivation under fruit trees, wh

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