in her novel pioneers. she wrote that we come and go, but the land is always and the people who love it and understand are the people who own it for a little while. willa will not just come and go. her legacy and her purpose lives on right here. her impact will be forever. memorialized in this moment and in this great space. willa cathy's words and her wisdom and her contributions will endure much longer than a little while. i congratulate. ladies and gentlemen the honorable kevin mccarthy, speaker of the united states house of representatives. you know, there's a pretty unique day when you think about the hall in which said this was where congress actually served. this is where pioneers, whether we stayed together as union. you go to the back of the room, a little tile. that's where abraham served for one term. a lot of history was made in this room, but a history is being made today. former speaker pelosi, correct me if i'm wrong, i don't know of any other time. we unveiled a statue from a state that both

now, god, please let this neighborhood -- and let the pioneering spirit of pioneering amelia to inspireies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. speaker than united states house of representatives. >> now is my special honor to invite our program participants to join in the unveiling of this glorious statue. some of you will have been here, in years past, when we say this unveiling till the end. we want you all to see at, since it's so wonderful to see so many people gather together once again members of the kansas delegation, both in the house, and senate, including, let me say, first governor kelly, and congresswoman sharice davis, congressman tracey mann, congressman -- turner, -- and congressman ron stds, senator jerry moran, senator roger marshall, catherine c karen c berg, and shock for joe, from the american earhart foundation. leaders mccarthy and mcconnell. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable laura kelly, governor of kansas. >> good morning everyone. i am so delighted to be here, honored. ad astra per aspera, to the stars through difficulty. that i

like all pioneers, she hungered to push the boundaries of human achievement.ecause she was daring, determined and mission oriented. 85 years after she vanished, amelia earhart still inspires us. her legacy encourages us to pursue our dreams and shoot for the stars. and i'm proud to say that america fans are still exploring new frontiers. i believe the familiar heart was alive today. she would not be just in the sky. she'd probably be up in space. maybe from mojave or maybe from florida. or maybe leading space. you know, we get thousands of visitors in this capital every year. this is always my favorite place to go. and i look and i watch just as yesterday, people taking pictures. it's usually grandparents or parents with their grandchildren and they take them by different statues. i look forward to looking over to this corner. i'm sure we'll watch a lot of young women taking a picture. and i wonder what new frontiers will be inspired by amelia earhart and what's more boundary is will be broken and what new balance will come out of the world from a little corne

one stock to watch today, pioneer shares are rising over 2%.nings that beat estimates. while productivity is perking up. you have lower capex and higher production. joining us now first on bloomberg television is scott sheffield, pioneer outgoing ceo, and rich daily, coo and incoming ceo. it is great to see you. thanks both for joining us. we had this nice plan about earnings kick off, but then we got this inventory number. a record drawn inventory. 17 million barrels, and crude is down 2%. exports were flying. can you be understand the oil market right now? scott: always great to see. it is probably one of the biggest draws we have seen. there is weakness in gasoline demand. a bead is because people are not driving because of the heat. what abs is doing in saudi with additional cuts of one million barrels a day, i expect them to continue those cuts through the end of the year. should see some significant draws continue, and i stated on the earnings call that brent should trade between 80 and $100 the rest of this year, and probably going into

like all pioneers, she hungered to push the boundaries of human achievement.y incredible feats because she was daring, determined and mission oriented. 85 years after she vanished, amelia earhart still inspires us. her legacy encourages us to pursue our dreams and shoot for the stars. and i'm proud to say that i'm proud to say americans are still exploring the frontier. i believe amelia ehrhardt were alive today she would not be just in the sky, probably in space hobby for florida. we get thousands of visitors every year, this is always my favorite place to go. i look and watch. grandparents or parents to grandchildren f and looking over to this corner, i'm sure we will watch a lot of young women and i wonder what new frontiers will be inspired by amelia ehrhardt and boundaries willl be broken and what will come out in the capital of her dreams. i want to thank you for never giving up and int want to think kansas for continuing the aviation we have honoring an amazing woman and it continues to inspire us. [applause] >> ladies and, later united states senate. [

what kind of vertebrae do you have a pensioner, but i said a little insulting, so i became a pioneerrs. the pioneer calls the most important thing to children, - says the doctor, so that they feel they are in safe hands in the hands of professionals and caring people, the assistant machine gunner with the call sign mityai is just after the operation. mom knows this very well, everything is fine. the wife is also doing well daughters. hello valentina solovyov dad. tatiana width channel one orekhovo direction. the whole world is seething, is japan really threatening the planet with radiation pollution today began dumping water into the ocean from fukushima mass protests, including in japan itself, according to polls, 90% of the population do not support this decision. lived for generations by the sea, if it gets contaminated, we won't be able to sell our catch and make a living as fishermen. hear the casualties, nuclear accident, don't pollute the ocean. protests in many countries asia-pacific region in south korea in seoul people went to storm the japanese embassy foreigners. managed

i called pioneer she hungered to push the boundaries. still inspires us hurt legacy encourages us to pursue our dreams to shoot for the stars. i am proud to say americans are still exploring new frontiers. i believe ameliaam earhart was alive today, she would not be just in the sky. she would probably be up in space. maybe it from a hobby or maybe from florida or maybe even spacex. you know, we get thousands of visitors in this capitol every year. this is always my favorite place to go. i looked and i watch, just as yesterday people taking pictures. grandparents or parents with their grandchildren. they take them by different statues. i look forward to looking over too this corner i'm sure we watch a lot of young women taking a picture. i wonder what new frontiers will be inspired by amelia earhart and what boundaries will be broken. what new balance will come out of the world from a little corner in the capitol of the dream still living in the boundaries of what could be broken. i want to thank for never giving up and for continuing the

when i did my pioneering work in the 60s, now they are doing a better job. >> have you always been ansservative when you're growinr up. >> i grew up in texas and kids in the neighborhood playing cops and robbers 11, 12, 13, not shooting robbers, just have no recollection of preverbal conversation extended family but i knew the difference between bad and evil hiding in opposing them, first generation bill buckley coldwater is a sinner. one 100% second generation, before we are concerned, first we were anti-communist, that was the movement in the 60s, 70s and 80s. >> what was that moment for you when it came to mailing lists visiting the office in new york city? >> i was fortunate, i had two week summer camp national guard military base outside chicago in the first and only salary in chicago, i saw an ad for field directors, americans constitutional action and it no longer exists i had a buddy, a journalist there so i could hear cannons and guns going off in new york and washington, the work was starting and i was desperate to get in and fight the political left in america so i called my

listen pioneer. let me immediately lay out everything that you are behind forever. a wedding not in moscow, cutting in my native village of dubki, where i have not been for 5 years since i left to serve in the navy, and after the wedding, fu, after military service. i was working on a trawler fishing freezer traureago. yes, god forbid, how many fish there are in the country, but the country gave me cabbage for a fish, it’s enough for me to buy a new big house, and even for a small house, all four wheels are the color of a blue dream, and my bride’s name is galya and she has a beautiful eye, her lips are braided, no one now has my gale at home and so that i can no longer hear you. please, no water needed. please thank you the airport is closed. i got to explain to everyone, in order not to explain to each one alone, we have beautiful weather. you can see for yourself, well, it's just great weather and there are enough cars, but send it. we cannot anyone under the conditions of moscow, rostov and karaganda, do not collect all this ingredient. as soon as they accept we

pioneer reversed at one point it was up six pioneer's a charitable trust name they had a fantastic quarter vast because it is the lowest cost producer of oil in our country. so i am a buyer of pioneer at 229. already have it for the trust. rob in washington. rob. >> caller: hey, cramer rob from d.c >> what's up >> caller: love your show. >> thank you what's going on? >> caller: stanley black & decker >> stanley black & decker had a quarter where they got rid of all the high-cost inventory and are doing incredibly well. i can't believe the stock's back under 100 because i think you -- >> buy buy buy >> and they put out some really good bulletins i suggest you go to your bulletins and we did an analysis of stanley black & decker. we tell you why it's a terrific stock to own we send out a lot of bulletins our bulletin on stanley black and decker was better than anything on wall street. cnbc investing club. lucas. >> caller: greetings, professor cramer second day of lent boo-yah to ya i was wondering how you feel about alegia microsystems. >> it's expensive. i know everyone wants to buy anythi

pioneering it is my privilege to welcome you to statuary hall as we celebrate a pioneering and patriotic american. the pride of florida and america doctor mary mcleod, at this time please stand as you are able for the presentation of colors in the national anthem. max holt. ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the indication -- invocation. >> let us >> let us pray ears, god of our silent tears, you who have brought us thus. those who have by might led us to the light, keep us forever in right paths, we pray. we praise you, for the audible life of -- for the laudable life of mary mcleod bethune. for this statute dedication s

here is such a soviet american pioneer leader.d we have, by the way, an article with memories of the time from that very camp and victoria's behavior there. once i had a bloody fight with one american girl remembered for the rest of her life that the name of that bastard was vicki, and today she was surprised to read in the biography of victoria well, that in 1982 she worked as an exchange leader in the young guard and retained the most negative impressions in the soviet union. now i’m thinking, if i fought with her, then i didn’t regret it and now i don’t regret it. i poured a little into her, apparently, the lessons of the young guard victoria nuland or pioneer, the leader vika or the sailors vikusya, i don’t even know what to call her remembered. and here she is, but already throws and distributes cookies on the maidan here you are, victoria nuland is already continuing her games with food. is it really in her blood to distant corners? africa has arrived. i think that of course, yes, but it plays a certain role, and understandi

and pioneer of the clubbing scene in singapore sets its sights on a global expansion!lo and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. china has been hit by severe weather in the recent weeks, after two powerful typhoons hit the country in one month. more than seven million people across the country have been affected, including in the capital beijing. floods have also hit one of china's top grain—producing regions, raising concerns about food security. earlier, i spoke to regional expert rajiv biswas who explained the economic impact of these floods. the flooding so far in the month ofjuly is estimated to have cost around 25 billion usd. and of course the season for these sort of extreme weather events is not yet over. august and september, historically, have also often had severe weather events, such as typhoons and floods, as well as drought. last year, china was also hit by a very severe drought. so what we're seeing is increasing impact of severe weather events on china. and this is, of course, linked to rising temperatures globally. climate change is very mu

i was fortunate back in the 1960s to pioneer political direct mail, people have been raising money for a long time and raising money through the mail for charity, churches et cetera. nobody combined the two. politics and the mail. i did that in the early 60s. for 20 years i had no competitors and i went out there and help to build a conservative movement. to make a case without direct mail there would be no conservative movement worthy of the name. when i did my pioneering work in the 60s, now they are doing a good job in the conservative market. >> where you a conservative when growing up in texas? >> i grew up in texas, right side of houston and kids in the neighborhood playing cops and robbers, 11, twelve, thirteen years old. i'm not shooting robbers, i'm shooting communists. i have no recollection of any liberal conversation in my family, my extended family, i came into the world going communists are bad people, dedicated to fighting them, opposing them. i'm second-generation conservative, first-generation bill buckley, russell kirk, barry goldwater, etc. . 100% of second-generatio

back in. 1960s, early sixties to pioneer political direct mail. people have been raising money for a long time and they've been raising it money through the mails for charities, churches, etc. nobody could combine the two politics and the mails. and i did that in the early 60. for about 20 years, i had no competitors. and i went out there and and helped the conservative movement. and i can a case that without direct mail would be no conservative movement worthy of the name. when i did my pioneering work in the sixties, the left wasn't doing. now they're doing a better job than the are. have you always been a conservative when you even when you were growing in texas? i grew up right in pasadena, texas, outside of houston. and kids in neighborhood playing cops and robbers, you know, were 11, 12, 13 years old. i won't tell anybody. i'm not shooting robbers. i'm shooting commies. i don't know. i have no recollection of any political conversation in my family. my extended family. but i just came to this world knowing are bad people. and i was dedicated

among them is the palace of pioneers.byovy gory, vdnkh, the pokrovskoye-streshnev estate, believed in uzbekistan. in general, in 2011, more than 2,000 landmark places for the city were installed on how to implement a large-scale program, see right now a special report by catherine ii tenement houses bell towers or buildings of soviet modernism , the volume of restoration in moscow is impressive right now in the work of masters of 560 objects. today we will visit some sites and see how historical architecture is preserved in the city. at the final stage of the restoration of the moscow palace of pioneers at the main entrance, specialists are restoring a mosaic panel of young leninists, which was lost by almost a quarter. you can see the lost elements that are missing. uh, mostly panels. ah. we made glass, it does not differ from original appearance, i.e. color. we picked the perfect one. and at the moment. we are engaged in the molding of this canvas and recreate their original appearance. a lot of work and inside the pavi

i was fortunate back then 1960s, early 60s to pioneer political direct mail.ple have been raising money for a long time. and they've been raising it money through the mail for charity, church, et cetera nobody had combined two politics and the mail. and i did that in the early 60s for about 20 years i had no competitors, and i -- you know went out there and helped build a conservative movement i can make a case without direct mail there would be no conservative movement worthy of the name. when i i did my pioneering workn the 60s left wasn't doing it now they're ding a better job than conservatives are. >> have you always been a conservative even when you're growing up in texas? >> i grew up outside of houston, and kids in the neighborhood playing cops and robbers you , know 11, 12, 13 years old i'm shooting --oo i don't know i have no recollection of any political conversation in my family, my extended family, but i came to knowing communist are bad people and dedicated to, you know, fightings them opposing them. i'm second generation conservative. firstve ge

well, apparently, a desire arose, but to leave this pioneer camp and create for everyone , as it wereheir own way, yes, in fact, normally like all creative people, there there were no outright conflicts of any kind , or just for a long time the toilet can be occupied or not. not only that, i must say that i had already collected some material for the solo album of the game, mikhalych will continue with me his production, arranging activities, that is, together. we also, yes. but i didn't go to concerts. we just worked in the studio, and then we realized that we couldn’t live without each other, and again the pioneer camp returned and resumed. yes, but the percentages already had a different ratio. yes? it's clear who igor mikhailovich supported you from those people back then in 2003, when you made this decision, he stayed with me as a producer. here, yes, and the arrangement is all. well, as it were, i from the artists supported you myself or what? almost all of the artists supported me. most importantly, he said, you are doing the right thing. sasha. everything is being done like th

the rockies that i loved the most and even made my own program at that time i was in the palace of pioneersian translation artists countries - how is it? e style. it's a polka polka, it's a polka, it's just that the skilki are smaller, the larger the melody that determined the right direction of sergei zhilin and for a very long time we played traditional music. i had the affairs of the universe. only traditional, because i really liked it. it's still school years. this is the end of school and the beginning. these are already teenagers, or what? yes, when i entered the jazz studio. that 's where in the second year i organized a decilin from the jazz zamoskvorechie there. and who was the teacher one head or wand? ah , there were a lot of teachers. and now, when you entered this studio, it was already some kind of concert work. there is another job there. it's just a festival. here they dressed, and two large festivals and two such medium ones, but in the same hall. he spent as long as i know you. you still have a great combination, because it is separate, as galina borisovna volchek said wh

mayor of the capital, sergei sobyanin, he talked with the pupils and the staff of the palace of pioneersselves will begin on the first of october. well, the whole of september it will be possible to enroll in circles and sections, the number of directions for circles will increase. i don't remember 70 or 80. yes, everything will be artificial intelligence for space. in addition, two more technologies know what it is. what to do. i met the residents, they say, we want to sign up, we don’t know that there will be a lot, if so i congratulate you on the second birth of the legendary house of pioneers on sparrow hills, there is a place for everything. hydrom today told. what kind of weather awaits muscovites on knowledge day in the capital will be warm and sunny, the air will warm up to 28 ° and no precipitation is a real gift for students. it will get a little cold over the weekend, but it will rain as early as the beginning of next week, the heat will return, according to weather forecasts. we are waiting for a comfortable autumn, throughout the european territory of russia there will be an

the remnants of pioneer camp life in these places were preserved by the owner of the camp site, and il now introduce you to him. i want to introduce you igor is a man who was not afraid to turn an old abandoned pioneer camp into a chic guest house where you can come and have a good rest. well, it’s already beautiful here , the chic beloe lake is already advantageous here, so here, in fact, there are already enough tents of good mood, you can already relax. well, you've moved on. as i understand it, there are people who want at least some elementary conditions, what can you do here. here i see the lake, i see the tents, the joyful faces of people, uh, what do they do here, fishing yes, fishing the fish is very good, it is very difficult to catch, but i will say specimens. uh, pike up to 10 kg. came across carp this year in the region of 30 kg. let's talk about the hero of this place, after all , lake beloye, why is it called that? well, firstly, you yourself see the frequency of water. here you can take. i even have an ear. this is the main brest region, there are two white lakes, this

the strength of the agricultural products was more for the dear farmers, the pioneers of the production stronghold in our country. this issue is not today's issue. veterans and gas have been facing these issues for years . it is repeated every year, one day for onions, one day for tomatoes, thirty days for lemons, and the reason is lack of planning. pattern correct cultivation, because we have heard the slogan of farming pattern, but the implementation of this process is that, according to my servant and the experts of the agricultural sector, we have a painting pattern, and the cultivation pattern is the one that is taken in front of the farmer, but nothing has been said about it. it was not implemented and planned and implemented because we know that the most important principle of land use in the kash model is the land use model, if it is not called land based on social and cultural solidarity, our cultivation model will actually fail, while perhaps in a the village needs to be in a part of the country, east or west instead of losing the water and soil resources, the residents of the

it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers who stepped offhe empire windrush at tilbury injune 1948, only a few months before i was born, and those who followed over the decades, to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their children and their grandchildren have made to this country. many served with distinction in the british armed forces during the second world war, just as their fathers and grandfathers had in the first world war. once in britain, they worked hard, offering their skills to rebuild a country during peacetime and seeking opportunities to forge a better future for themselves and their families. when they arrived on our shores with little more than what they were able to carry with them, few could hardly have imagined then how they and those that followed them would make such a profound and permanent contribution to british life. if you ever feel like you're in a room and you're the only one in the room, that's the way i feel, at that time. but then you start to meet friends, you know, and here and th

we all agree and in my opinion, we are pioneers in the consumption of your home products. if i go outside the city, we are looking for local yogurt , we are looking for authentic local eggs , we are looking for ordinary pickled cucumbers. the government should organize them . it is not seen in the laws that people home garden in fars province and hormozgan province, we have thousands of hectares in the province in rodan city , thousands of hectares of lemons . i thought this is all valuable if our agriculture let's think about it from an economic point of view, it was time to see the way out of these problems in the form of a chain, that is, social packages should be defined . or does the same force have issues with water extraction, the factory buys this blue hair from, the monkey that sold out 12,000 tomans today sat down and said that we should buy it for 5,000 tomans until the village entered and we will sell these products at the price of 10,000 tomans. 8,000 tomans in the world, responsible for garden grades in 2006 president of the rural cooperative organization , l

the pioneer woman of song and score it may be the than her remote homestead.ut women have equally valid claim to the title. in 1849 after barely surviving especially taxing migration from missouri tattered and penniless. she was one of three what i womenamongst 6000 m men. one morning offered her $5 that's about $168 today even in new york that be excessive. he would've paid her $10 that she would've asked for. she soon bought her first boardinghouse and prospered as u pioneer in the west hospitality industry at a time when few women ran businesses elsewhere. her final hotel the previous one had burned down so she loaded her cookstove in the wagon and took her kids they stopped at a nice spot and got some hay bales she hung up a sign saying wilson's hotel her first guest on slept on the other side of the hay bales. she was a very good cook. they west settlers society was free of entrenched hidebound establishment determined to keep women in their place. building n communities required every pair of hands and the town mothers who organized many of the first sch

good morning pioneers the armed forces from the voice of sima and from your excellency and respected colleagues and the martyr's foundation of region 1 and the islamic mutalfa board and the garden of the palace museum of this honorable martyr , an oppressed martyr, a freedman, a veteran and a martyr , and you were brave and a man of steel of the islamic revolution. briefly, he was involved in the assassination of mansour , the late prime minister of the disgraced pahlavi regime . he was involved in many propaganda and operational activities against the disgraced pahlavi regime. under the leadership of the imam a strange situation was created at the beginning of the revolution, and various groups against the regime were trying to divert and destroy this seedling of the revolution in any way possible, and this person dares to say that ashda ali al-kaffar, may god have mercy on him , is very stubborn. enemies of the revolution, especially america, the criminal from nabash and with very loving companions and friends, with iron and standing against the deviance of the imam, there are many

and taken away from the pioneers and turned into public land. benjamin harrison could not do it even when he was president he did make it a national force he did manage to make the grand canyon national forest which is bogus because inside the canyon there's not very many forest up on the rim that was one step and teddy roosevelt came along and veryte paradoxical way. teddy roosevelt after was president went to the north rim to go mountain lion hunting. he went to the north rim there used to be a lot of mountain lions there there are hundreds of them killed over the years the forest service hired a ranger to kill the mountain lions and nobody was thinking ecologically about what happens if you kill the predators? the parade, the deer going to explode there's a massiveve population explosion. teddy roosevelt loved hunting. he is still of the canyon for other reasonsth he tried his bet to make it a national park. he could not persuade arizona or congress to make a national parks are 1908 he made it a national monument which a president can do like

tarz aol in tehran and one of the pioneers of the constitutional movement, with the support of the lateund khorasani, passed the second principle of the amendment to the constitution, which states that jurists supervise the approvals , but a little later, due to disagreements with other representatives, he decided not to support the national council. in the discussion of freedom, what we mean by freedom and freedom he understood that it was to free us from the tyranny of the taghut, and to be free from oppression, while we realized that they use it to mean freedom from religion and religion, and it is wrong . he was in the islamic society of iran and he was critical that the constitution and other laws and penal laws should be in accordance with islamic laws. i am not against the constitution, but they also want to harm the religion of islam with irreligious people and deviant sects. you must have read that the opponents of the sheikh insult the prophets and saints they saw his presence as an obstacle in the way of their anti-religious and non-islamic goals, riding on the wave of slande

i was fortunate back in 1960s, to pioneer political direct mail, people have been raising money for a long time. they have been raising money through mail for charities and church and et cetera, no one combined the two. i did that in early 60s for about 20 years, i had no competitors. i went out there and helped build the concerted movement, i can make a case without direct mail there would be no concerted movement worthy of the name. i did my pioneering work. >> have you always been a conservative when you were growing up in texas. >> i grew up in pasadena, texas outside of houston and kids in neighborhood playing cops and robbers, we were 12 ort 13, i am not shooting robbers, i was shooting commies, i have no recollection of political conversations in my family, i just came in this world knowing that communists are bad people, and dedicated to opposing them, i am second generation conservative,er 100% of second% conservatives, before we were conservatives, first we were anticommunist, that is the blue that held the conservative movement together in these days in 60s, and 70s and 80s

we increased pioneer natural resources which i think has a terrific spot with low-cost permian assetsermian is a real place where production is picking up >> steve, is the oil and gas complex something you're even contemplating right now? if so, why if not, why not? >> i do contemplate is all the time it's just not a sector that i think is prone to solid analysis you have a couple of outsized parties which are opec and opec plus that really drive it. it's by their whim, do they cheat, do they not cheat is china going to open or not open i prefer to play in sustainable demand that's growing and that's in freeport. energy is always a trade i don't view it as a long-term investment the stock charts bear that out >> shannon, your thoughts here do you feel as though it's attractive, energy, or not attractive at these levels >> we're still posting in the sector, dom, negative year over year earnings for this sector. i think that the thing that to remember is -- i touched on it earlier -- this undersupply of the market we actually got more supply this year than we were anticipating, if you c

the palace of pioneers initially had a lot of glass; the craftsmen replaced more than 3,000 m² of stainedglass structures ; specialists paid special attention to the new the power supply system in the renovated complex will be equipped with a sufficiently large number of modern multimedia equipment for its operation. we have almost doubled the power consumption. now it is almost 4 mw. we installed two new transformer substations and reconstructed the power receiving devices already existing here. restoration at vdnkh does not stop 49 pavilions are already like new for the first time in almost half a century, the ceramic fountain, located near the pavilion, this cotton fountain, it is a bouquet of oilseeds. that is, this is a large bowl in the form of sunflowers. uh, bouquets of castor bean poppies, that is, all plants that gave oils. that's because our pavilion has existed since the thirty-ninth year, it was originally dedicated specifically to oilseeds, then it was reformatted into cotton for a long time the fountain was in ruins ceramic parts renovated obedient recovery firing technolog

pioneering and patriotic american, the pride of florida and america, doctor mary mcleod bethune. please stand as you are able for the presentation of colors and the national anthem. you >> halt. hop three. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming -- whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that there was still there. oh say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the hall of the brave? ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation, delivered by senate chaplain dr. barry black. >> let us pray. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, you who have brought us thus far on the way, you have by your might lead us to the light, keep us forever in right paths we pray. we praise you for the laudable life of dr. mary mcleod bethune, and for this statue dedicated service in her hono

listen pioneer. let me lay it all out for you that you are forever behind. cutting in my native village of dubki, where i have not been for 5 years since i left to serve in the navy, and after the wedding, fu after military service. i worked on a trawler fishing freezing mourning. argo i gave the country. god forbid, how many fish, but the country gave me cabbage for a fish, i have enough for a new big house, and even for a small house, all four wheels are the color of a blue dream, and my bride's name is galya and she has a beautiful eye, her lips are a braid, no one has it now my house is not gale is there and so that i don’t hear you anymore. please, no water needed. please gotcha explain to everyone so i can explain to each one alone we have beautiful weather. you can see for yourself, well, it's just great weather and there are enough cars, but send it. we can’t do anyone under the conditions of moscow rostov and karaganda and dial it all of the ingredient. as soon as they accept we will start sending clear girl. i am not the lord god , some people pred

they're part of a pioneering team on the forefront of a healthcare revolution. the goal to, reduce the use of potent greenhouse gases in the o.r. with no impact to the patient. >> anesthesia has changed. there are newer drugs, newer technologies, newer ways of delivering the same quality of care. >> reporter: they took on a tour of the massive surgical unit at the medical center. >> we've made this a priority. >> reporter: inside each o.r. different colored medical hoses hang from the ceiling connected to pipe systems embedded in the walls. each hose delivers a different gas or service to the patient. what's no longer there? a blue hose that supplied nitrous oxide. as to why? >> nitrous oxide stays in the atmosphere for about 140 years. it affects the ozone layer. >> reporter: it's also 274 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. because it's pressurized, most nitrous oxide never reaches the o.r. the gas leaks from its large storage canister stored outside or in the basement. it also leaks as it travels through the pipe system in the wall. >>

, you know, taken away from the pioneers and turned into public land. so benjamin harrison couldn't do it even he was president. he did make this a national forest, though. he did manage to make the grand canyon, the national forest, which is sort of bogus, because inside the canyon there's not very many forest inside the canyon on the rim. so that was one step forward and then teddy roosevelt came along. he was very dedicated to the grand canyon, too. he really loved it. but in a very paradoxical way. so teddy roosevelt, after he was president, went to the north rim to go mountain hunting, and he was a big game hunter. so he went to the north rim and there used be a lot of mountain lions there and there were hundreds of them that were killed over the years. the first service actually hired a ranger to kill the mountain lions and nobody was thinking ecologically then and thinking what happens if you kill all the predators? well, the the prey, the deer are going to explode. there is massive population explosion deer. but anyway, teddy roosevelt know love

martyr ayatollah sheikh fadlullah nouri was one of the pioneers of iran's constitutional movement, who was hanged on the 11th of august 1288 ah in tehran's artillery square. and it was supposed to be in this part of the conversation program with hojjat-ul-islam mohammad hosni, the secretary of the conference, but the conditions for the conversation were not provided for them, but our colleagues at the history desk of the sed and sima news agency prepared a report on this occasion about the martyr sheikh fazlullah nouri , which together with sheikh fazlullah nouri from the mujtahids the first leader in tehran and one of the pioneers of the constitutional movement, with the support of the late akhund khorasani, passed the second principle of the amendment to the constitution, which states that jurists supervise the approvals, but a little later, due to disagreements with other representatives , he abandoned the support of the national council. kurds, in the discussion of freedom, what we understood about freedom and freedom was that we should be freed from the tyranny of the tyranny and