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greg walden, paul henry, mike ro rogers, john lewis, mike castle, dave camp, nancy johnson, don young were among the best. i worked on things with michigan, especially with debbie dingell. we have hit the road to push for civility. hopefully civility versus discord can rule and not rue the day. mario, josh, brian fitzpatrick, tom cole, kildee, katko, schrader, dean phillips, peter meyer, and my friend, steny, cut the mustard, too. i have been blessed to have hardworking staff all these years. yes, two of them, including my chief of staff, joan, have been on my team 36 years with another handful between 15 and 30 years. our district team has worked on so many different casework issues in the tens of thousands. throughout the covid nightmare we worked with our local bankers to save dozens of businesses with p.p.p. and we helped our frontline workers who are still so stressed today. even the best stories has a last chapter. this is it for me. i've done the zillions of airline miles back and forth. i've signed over a million letters, cast more votes while in the chamber here and accomplis

boris johnson offered aid to germany to help the country transition away from reliance on russian gas. paulas more. reporter: in bucha, a chance to ponder the brutal realities of this war. ursula von der leyen says civilians were killed by russian troops. >> the people of bucha are defending the border of europe, humanity, defending democracy, and therefore, we stand with them. reporter: today slovakia was the first country to send a major system with a major russian offensive looming, this is one of several new moves to supy ukraine with the type of pment it says it badly needs. in downing street with the germany's new chancellor by his side, boris johnson said britain is also doing more. pm johnson: we sent 100,000,000 pounds worth of high-gde military equipment ukraine's armed forces, including more antiaircraft missiles, which fly three times the speed of sound, another 800 missiles and precision munitions capable of lingering in the sky until directed to their target. reporter: supplies are coming in from all over the world. the czech republic sent russian-made battle tanks. the ukrain

a new set of deflections and distortions, yet paul from the perils still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does, that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson. and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed. israeli army says it's detained. 5 palestinians as part of one. it's calling a counter terrorism operation. another 79 palestinians were wounded in confrontations is ready forces in the village of troops for supporting fentler's on the march, the former illegal sentiments of how much was evacuated in 2005 was referrals. so called garza disengagement plan that abraham has more from the doctor. thank these ready army has already declared the area. i doubt the illegal settlement, outpost of omission at close military zone since december. yet we're still seeing hundreds an

a new set of deflections, a distortion, paul, from the peril still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson, and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed. australia government says is deeply disappointed. china has signed a security agreement with the solomon islands, the us and its allies in the asia pacific say could the stabilize the region, bringing chinese war ships within 2000 kilometers of this trailing coast ownership, our report a new security arrangement for the pacific that's caught many by surprise, china has signed a cooperation agreement with the solomon islands, one that western governments believe could bring chinese warships uncomfortably close to australia's shores. the agreement is to maintain social or

a new set of deflections and distortions paul from the outbound. perils still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson. and at that point his position could be tenuous indeed. now hong kong is one of the only places in the world still trying to maintain a 0 kind of policy. tens of thousands of people have been in quarantine, and this is added to environmental problems rank a group to explains how remote controls, pillows, cutlery, almost everything in this quarantine hotel in hong kong that can be touched by people's hands. it's wrapped in plastic. the government is determined to keep the krona virus out, seemingly at any cost. every single one of the staff members here was so p, p, you know, the gowns, the glass, the cheese, the hats, and tha

out of one side of his mouth, a new set of deflections, a distortions paul from the other perils still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does that could be held up as the public's judgment of boorish johnson. and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed. now the bible administration is looking at challenging a court ruling which scrap requirements to wear masks on public transport. in the meantime, the white house, as people should keep wearing masks, from planes and trains to help avoid catching covet your centers for disease control and prevention extended the mandate, citing rising infections, but a federal judge and florida rule. the cdc had overstepped. and so 40 agencies are reviewing step next steps, including department of justice. i traditionally following court decision back and take a couple of days. we a sen

greg walden, paul henry, mike ro rogers, john lewis, mike castle, dave camp, nancy johnson, don young were among the best. i worked on things with michigan, especially with debbie dingell. we have hit the road to push for civility. hopefully civility versus discord can rule and not rue the day. mario, josh, brian fitzpatrick, tom cole, kildee, katko, schrader, dean phillips, peter meyer, and my friend, steny, cut the mustard, too. i have been blessed to have hardworking staff all these years. yes, two of them, including my chief of staff, joan, have been on my team 36 years with another handful between 15 and 30 years. our district team has worked on so many different casework issues in the tens of thousands. throughout the covid nightmare we worked with our local bankers to save dozens of businesses with p.p.p. and we helped our frontline workers who are still so stressed today. even the best stories has a last chapter. this is it for me. i've done the zillions of airline miles back and forth. i've signed over a million letters, cast more votes while in the chamber here and accomplis

paul, so far, right. wible, moving the pen, just a couple points behind him. ah. american children, welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has travelled to give to meet ukrainian president vold zelinski johnson pledge, more military support, help counter unexpected russian offensive in the east. so lensky has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attacks on civilians. the city of crime, tolorisk is still reeling from a missile strike on a train station there were residents were waiting to flee. a warning. this report contains distressing images. the morning after bags abandon during the rocket strike ring, as anxious love ones try to reach the missing. this man has found his mother's luggage, but there's no sign of her. exactly. but she's just not answering my calls when she's not picking up louis. she was among hundreds fleeing war and hunger, hoping to board a train at premier tusk on friday. but then a rocket hit the station killing more than 50 people and injuring dozens more. so it was terrifying the horror, the horror law. heaven forbid, i have to experience anything like that. again, they bot

paul show for right rival marine la penn. just a couple of points behind ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to the program. british prime minister boards, johnson has traveled to keith to meet ukrainian president villarreal zalinski. johnson pledged more military support to help counter an expected russian offensive in the east. zelinski has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia as attacks on civilians. following one such attack, the city of comatose is still reeling from the missile strike on a train station on friday where residents were waiting to flee. a warning, this report contains distressing image. abandoned luggage phone's ringing inside as anxious, loved ones try to reach the missing man. this man has found his mother's bags, but there's no sign of her euclid, but if she's just not answering my cause. as i know, she's not picking up the she was among hundreds fleeing war and hunger. my hoping to board a train at cram matters, but then a rocket at the station killing more than 50 people and injuring dozens more with it was terrifying the horror. the horror hadn't forbid i have to experience anything like that. again

of one side of his mouth, a new set of deflections and distortions, yet paul from the perils still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does, that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson. and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed. hong kong is one of the few places in the world that's fantastic. as 0 coven policy, tens of thousands of people have been on the quarantine. and that's adding to pollution and waste problems in the territory. this pre emption group to explains remote controls, pillows, cutlery, almost everything in this quarantine hotel in hong kong that can be touched by people's hands is wrapped in plastic. the government is determined to keep the crone of ours out, seemingly at any cost. every single one of the stuff that was still p p e, the gowns that had and that every staff mem

of one side of his mouth, a new set of deflections and distortions paul from the outbound peril still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson, and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed the us justice department said that or challenge a court ruling that struck down a mosque mandate for the transport sector. whitehouse is advising people to keep wearing marks on plains and other transport centers for disease control and prevention had earlier extended the mosque mandate fighting rising cove in 1000 infections. the federal judge in florida, the cdc over sets, it's a 30 face initial anchor have put a city near colombo, the curfew of the anti government protests against the growing economic crisis offices in rambo cannot open the fire to protest on tuesday

johnson. mrs. al jazeera live from don't also coming up. ukraine says the siege of mario paul is a humanitarian catastrophe. is more than 3000 soldiers and civilians besieged by russian forces with the war in ukraine, affecting food prices globally. we find out why indonesia efforts to stabilize the cost of cooking up could cause problems elsewhere. plus, i'm tony chang on the tie coast where cobit 19 shutdowns have led to a rejuvenation of marine life. the return of tourists is a threat after cutting off natural gas to bulgaria and poland, russia is threatening to do the same to more you, nation's escalation. in economic hostilities over the ukraine war follows a refusal by both countries to use moscow's payment system for supplies to convert euro to roubles for the u. s. accusing kremlin of blackmail, or the mob of reports. it had been predicted by some feared by many more, but european leaders, c rushes, move to halt gas, surprised to poland in bulgaria, because they won't pay roubles as aggressive. it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. this is something the

minister barak johnson. german chancellor, olaf sholtes never called the attack. atrocious pleasure. afterward, the bid at the vales would be images we have seen from bushels here from marielle, paul. and for many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day too. it shocks us, and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall. loudon von gazette that goes on. as the sun calls on my creek, around $4000.00 people were thought to be at the station. they came with thy pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall. earlier i spoke to d. w, a correspondent nick connelly in chief. he told us just how shocking the attack was . it's pretty extraordinary that this is even possible a time where it is well known by every one that lot sicilians all get ahead of don bass. now, regional governments in that part of the country are now calling on all civilians who can't get out before it's too late before it becomes too dangerous to leave. in recent weeks, though, the situation there in dumbass, which has been the scene of fighting since 2014, had been comparatively quiet, at least in that part of don bass, around crematory, had been les

johnson. german chancellor, olaf sholtes, never called the attack. atrocious. pleasure. after welcome you. the bid at the veils will be images we have seen from bushels here from mario, paul. and for many of the places, the dramatic attack we have been told about to day too. it shocks us, and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall. loudon von gazette that goes on. as the sun calls on my creek, around $4000.00 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall european commission. president ursula fonder line has been in ukraine. she sent there a strong message of support, including for tiers bid to join the european union on their line, met president vulgar zalinski, where she also us. and she also visited the mass, grave and butcher, which shocked the world. the you chief, had a clear message with the people of ukraine. i started my day to day with a visit to russia because being in good chance, seeing what has happened, you can tell that our shoe manatee was shattered in boucher and it is right. and just that the world has voted to suspend russia from the human righ

johnson german chancellor . ola sholtes never called the attack atrocious. pleasure after welcome you. the bid at the veils will be images we have seen from bushels here from mario, paul. and from many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day to it shocks us. and we must say here in clear terms, it is a cruel, cruel wall, latin vaught gazelle than garza. as a st garza, my creek around 4000 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall european commission president or cilla fonder line has been in ukraine. she sent a strong message of support inclusion for kias bid to join the european union underline mc president below the new zalinski. she also visited the mass grave in gucho, which shocked the world. the you chief had a clear message as well for the people ukraine. i started my day to day with a visit to woodshop because being a good chance, seeing what has happened, you can tell that our shoe manatee was shattered in boucher and it is right. and just that the world has voted to suspend russia from the human rights council. it is a war, yes, that russia

johnson. german chancellor. ola sholtes, never called the attack. atrocious. pleasure. after welcome you. the bid at the veils will be images. we have seen from bushels here from mario, paul, and from many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day to. it shocks us and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall. latin vaught gazette then goes on. as the sun calls on my creek. around 4000 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall. i'm joined now by nick connelly in kiva. nick a missile attack kills people trying to get on trains to flee the fighting. yet russia is still insisting it does not target civilians. what do we make of this? well, it's kind of extraordinary. if you look at the russian state media, they are even saying that this was ukraine hitting ukraine. there are a reports in russian media of a, supposedly ukrainian missile divisions to the south west of this station in chrome, a tossed in dog bass in the east of the country. and they're not quite sure in their message. if you look at them, if in their reports, whether this, they

paul brennan reports. >> you must obey the rules on social distancing. >> the messages were clear. stay-at-home. don't mix with others. yet while the u.k. was forced indoors, boris johnsonis staff were breaking the law and attending parties. party gained -- partygate was splashed across the front pages. two parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince edward. the prime minister has been forced to admit he broke the law. >> i understand the anger many will feel that i myself fell short. i except in all sincerity that people have the right to expect better. >> not just the prime minister. the u.k. chancellor who also lives in downing street has been issued with a police fine, and the investigations are ongoing. more fines could follow. at the heart of the anger is the fact that in the height of the pandemic, the british public were illegally -- were prevented from burying loved ones, even attending weddings, while at the same time those responsible for the legal rules were having bring your own booze parties, some of which were attended by the prime minister and chancellor. boris johnson has said nobody told him that these gatherings were against the rules, but i

him because, to me, boris johnson belongs to the same establishment as marine le pen, they have accepted this kind of deal, even our ancestors are ashamed of him. ifeel that paul these young men believe that brighter days are ahead, but the risks they have taken will be rewarded one day. daniel henry, bbc news, calais. police in new mexico have released footage of the moments after the accidental fatal shooting of the cinematographer, halyna hutchins, by the actor alec baldwin on a film set six months ago. santa fe sheriff's department has made public all the evidence associated with the criminal investigation, including interviews with witnesses at the scene. david willis reports from los angeles. alec baldwin rehearsing his quick draw only moments before a film set was transformed into a crime scene. the incident sent police racing to the sprawling desert ranch in new mexico. newly released police bodycam footage shows the chaos that confronted them on arrival. 42—year—old film—maker halyna hutchins, regarded as a rising star in the movie industry, was airlifted to a nearby hospital where she later died. alec baldwin, who was both the star of the film and on

minister barak johnson. german chancellor, olaf sholtes never been called the attack. atrocious pleasure. after the buddha reveals for the images we have seen from bushels here from mario, paul, i'm from many of the places that dramatic attack we have been told about today to it shock says, and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall. glauben vodka zak than gaza. as the sun calls on the creek, around $4000.00 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall. ukrainian authorities are bracing for even more gruesome discoveries in the wake of russian troop withdrawal from the north. there is mounting evidence that civilians were killed, raped, and tortured with hundreds of victims in the town of boucher but ukrainian president wrote, amir zalinski says the situation and board the younger 70 kilometers northwest. if keith is quote, much more horrific. our correspondent alexandra phenomena has this report they have began clearing the rubble, but any hope of finding survivors here is long gone. for a dan car lay on the main root of the russian, offensive on key of the scale

] to the biden camp, this is like paul rudd numbers. [ laughter ] president biden held a 79-minute video conference yesterday with british prime minister boris johnson, french president emmanuel macron and german chancellor olaf scholz a discussion between four white guys about world affairs, or as it's more commonly known, a podcast. [ laughter ] president biden today, announced a ban on the importing of russian oil, natural gas and coal honestly, i'm surprised russia sends us any fuel, since they can't even get it to their tanks. [ audience oohs [ laughter ] ya burnt amid threats from russian assassins, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, last night, revealed his location in a video on social media and said, quote, "i'm not hiding. dude, i salute your courage, but it's fine if you hide. [ laughter ] it's a war, not wwe. "i'm right here, brother any time, any place! senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is reportedly opposed to a provision in the new federal spending bill that allows schools to serve free meals to students. and this is weird, he also announced plans to go down to the local school and eat a big sandwich in front of the kids. [

johnson. german chancellor, olaf shocks never been called the attack. atrocious pleasure. i'll have to welcome you. the bird at the veils. for the images we have seen from bushels here from marcell, paul, and from many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day to. it shocks us and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall. loudon von causes them garza as the sun calls them, a creek. around 4000 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall. ukrainian authorities are bracing for even more gruesome discoveries in the wake of russian troop withdrawal from the north. there is mounting evidence that civilians were killed, raped, and tortured with hundreds of victims in the town of boucher but ukrainian president. laura mere zalinski says the situation in board, the younger 70 kilometer is northwest. if keith is quote, much more horrific, our correspondent alexandra phenomena has this report. they have began clearing the rubble, but any hope of finding survivors here is long gone. for a dan car lay on the main root of the russian offensive on keith. this kale of

paul bennett reports you must debate the ruse on social distancing the messages were clear, stay at hermaline, don't mix with others. and yet while the u. k was forced indoors into lockdown policy, johnson and his staff were breaking those laws and attending parties and other gatherings. party gate, as it was cold, was splashed across the front pages. 2 downing street parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince philip the duke of edinburgh, with the country in national mourning and queen elizabeth forced to sit apart from her family. now, after months of denials, prime minister has been forced to admit, he broke the law. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short. when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i accept in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better and not just the prime minister richey soon act, the u. k. chancellor, who also lives in downing street, has been issued with a police fine as well when the police investigations are ongoing, more fines could follow. at the heart of the anger over this scandal is the fact that in the height of the pandemic, the brit

johnson. we will be talking about that, will bring that to you. andrew lohsen is with the center for strategic and international studies. let's talk about olaf scholz and germany. paulan wrote a piece earlier on accusing germany of being putin's enabler. is that fair? andrew: the german relationship with russia for a long time has been dependent on energy purchases. germany is the largest consumer of russian gas in europe, and is continuing to pay russia for its energy supplies. as we see these terrible scenes coming out of bucha and other places in ukraine. as long as germany and other places of europe keep up that energy relationship, it is continuing to fund the war effort. i do think that is a fair criticism. kailey: even if germany were to act, we are going to stop importing russian gas, how much does that make a material difference in the conflict in the near term? andrew: this is the challenge. it will take germany a long time to shift away from russian gas supplies. there is certainly a dependency on russia to power german industries. it will not happen overnight. the effect of this decision to move away from hydrocarbon imports from russia is something that

johnson at downing street for talks on how to end europe's dependency on russian energy. about half of germany's gas and around a third of its oil comes from russia. our diplomatic correspondent, paulemingly everyday, civilians are being killed in the sport so the push to dump russian energy becomes ever urgent, surely? it push to dump russian energy becomes ever urgent, surely?— ever urgent, surely? it certainly does, ever urgent, surely? it certainly does. clive- _ ever urgent, surely? it certainly does, clive. that _ ever urgent, surely? it certainly does, clive. that is _ ever urgent, surely? it certainly does, clive. that is definitely i ever urgent, surely? it certainly| does, clive. that is definitely for the ukrainian government is arguing, in fact they are furious with germany for what they see as foot dragging by berlin in this savage conflict. the ukrainian ambassador to berlin this morning accused germany of hypocrisy, he said germany's dependence on russia at the time of the worst aggression since the start of the second world war is shameful and berlin's argument says to simply abandon russian fossilfuels and argument says to simply abandon russian fossil fuels and en

yesterday boris johnson the premise of the uk went to kyiv and walked around the city with baltimore zelenskyy. it will gather at a pivotal point here you heard jeff paulw general in mind and has two and out some sort of victory bite may 9 at us with the intelligent suggest for jen psaki just said the united states is doing everything that it can. do you think it seems that way? >> no i don't think we are doing everything we can. we've done a lot of the right things of our purpose is to hold off russia in ukraine. the question now when people not talk as you heard john kirby do their about ukraine winning this war outright. for a long time he thought was maybe the brave ukrainians can hold the russians off and the whole thing will end and some kind of a deal and and ukraine will have what's left of the country. now the thought is in many -- coming out of it many mouths and outright ukrainian victory. that will take a lot. it will unquestionably take more and weaponry and other assistance to come out of the west the united states has done a lot. it is by far the most powerful military in the alliance. they're going to win we need to do more with that sa

paul bannon explains. you must obey the rules on social distancing . and the messages were clear. stay at hermaline, don't mix with others. and yet, while the u. k was forced indoors into lockdown forest, johnson and his staff were breaking those laws and attending parties and other gatherings. party gate, as it was called, was splashed across the front pages. 2 downing street parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince philip the duke of edinburgh, with the country in national mourning and queen elizabeth forced to sit apart from her family. now, after months of denials, prime minister has been forced to admit, he broke the law. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short. when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i accept in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better and not just the prime minister richey soon act, the u. k. chancellor, who also lives in downing street, has been issued with a police fine as well when the police investigations are ongoing, more fines could follow. at the heart of the anger over this scandal is the fact that in the height of the pandemic, the br

yesterday, boris johnson, prime minister of the u.k., went to kyiv and walked around the city witzel minsky, a remarkable moment and we are at a real pivotal point here. you heard that jeff pauling today that putin is regrouping, he has a new general in mind, and he wants to announce some sort of victory by may 9th. if that's what the intelligence suggests buried jen psaki just said the united states is doing every thing that it can. do you think that it seems that way? >> no, i don't think we're doing everything we can. we've done a lot of the right things if our purpose is to hold off russia and ukraine, but the question now becomes with people now talking, as you heard john kirby do there, about ukraine winning this war outright. you know, for a long time may be the brave can hold the russians off and the whole thing will end in some kind of a deal which putin will get some of what he wants and ukraine will have, you know, whatever is left of its country and so on. now the thought is in -- coming out of many mouths is outright ukrainian victory. that will take a lot and i think it unquestionably will take more iin the way of weaponry at other assistance to come out of the

paul, barrasso, cruz, menendez, risch, kelley, lee, brac burn, cotton, murkowski, sullivan, rubio, johnson sanders, scott of florida, lankford, cassidy on mexico, bennet, warnock, daines, cassidy on college transparency, capito, scott, lujan -- scott of south carolina. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mr. president, it is my understanding that the senate has received a message from the house of representatives to accompany h.r. 4521. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate a message from the house. the clerk: resolve that the house disagree to the amendment of the senate to the built h.r. 4521 entitled an act to provide for a coordinated federal research initiative to ensure continued united states leadership in engineering biology and ask a conference with the senate on the disagreeing votes of the two houses thereon. mr. schumer: mr. president, move that the senate insist on its amendment to h.r. 4521, agree to the request of the house for a conference, and authorize the chair to appoint conferees on the part of the senate. the presiding officer: the