power systems have to respond to something if they're going to maintain their control something what is the power of corporates today built on. power is based on their control of capital on their control of investment decisions. there are massive influence on government which derives from the private thoughts are. that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended and around the neo liberal policies of the last generation which sharply us feel that we have all those companies telling you that they have only have sustainable products that they're extremely fair and doing their best interests me is how do we need to deal with green eyes to recognize that the proposals may be worthwhile so maybe it's good not to use plastic bags the ocean is getting feel good but if that is being proposed by a powerful institution with the intention of showing you how nice and but level and they are then they reject the fall of the proposal that reject the propaganda but the real problem is working very and minutely to bring about the kind of institutional change which will eliminate the nec

the power of corporations must come to an end. but all the turn system insurers the corporations become more and more powerful. but needs to change. the train and i want to ask someone who's been standing description for years. as one of the greatest intellectuals in the. know on charm school is a professor to dimiss a truce institute just to karachi and a prominent critic of to know but i say she. must be very busy and. as you can see. ok that. brainwashes down to something in the seventy's beginning of the seventy's. that's when the beginnings of concern with the environment began to be raised among the general population so of course power systems after it's fashion if they're going to maintain their control supply what is the power of corporates today build on our power is based on their control of capital on their control of investment decisions. there are massive influence on government which derives from the private hour of that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended dramatised under the neo liberal policies of the last generat

the power of operations must come to an end. but our current system ensures that corporations become more and more powerful what needs to change. the train and i want to ask someone who's been studying this question for errors my is one of the greatest intellectuals in the. know are chomsky is a professor at the researchers it's easy to just pick our chair and a prominent critic of to know what i say she. must be very busy and suppose. as you can say. ok good. for emotional status something in the same minute is speaking of the seventy's. when the beginnings of concern was the environment began to be raised among the general population so of course our systems after it's wandered from for sure if they're going to maintain their control it's a bad lot is the power of corporates today bears on. power is based on their control over capital on their control of investment decisions. there are massive influence on government which derives from the private thought our of that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended and around at those unde

by placing power systems under popular control. well what do we need to change and how do we need to do that i mean if it's a business was. managed its work force was part of a system of the self-governing communities which interacted then their goals could be to the public good so a democratic system in which the economy was democratized and under public control would have something like profit meaning the company would have to provide and sustain its workforce but not a system in which we end up in a world with. according to the latest figures that they pull on in as much as half of the population of the world that's a special property of the private capital. so one of the items would be to get the rich off the times national compromise or the domestic one yet in fact why you know any just like any other kind of hierarchy but how likely would those be. it's kind of as if you were asking in the 16th century how likely is parliamentary democracy every issue that has ever been faced in human history whether it's slavery of the civil

it does have a power system. it can be traversed manually, but it does have a power system. it's electrohydraulic and it gives the ability to rotate this turret 360 degrees in 15 seconds, which is very, very quick. what that contributes to is the ability of the group to move from target to target and engage those targets. that was a significant advantage. another innovation was something called stabilization. it had stabilization in the vertical plane, which meant you could actually engage targets on the move. the gun would track up and down. again, that was really innovative. as we compare that tank, the m4 sherman to the german tanks, this one could move 360 degrees in 15 seconds, it would take those german tanks, in the case of a tiger, a minute to do that. it gives a tremendous advantage. again, infamously reliable. again, one of the earlier versions, you will see these applique armor plates, several of them. art two on this side, one on this side. in the earlier versions, this is where the ammunition was stored. in the upper hull. really not a very good position, but th

the bulk-power system supports american industry and provides benefits of a reliable electric power to the american people. the increasing requency of cyber attacks on industrial controlled systems, of critical infrastructure importance, continues to be a electric power sector. s the grid is modernized and the digital advantages afforded are ternet connectivity adopted, it's essential that we ensure these systems are as possible. any vulnerable part in the grid security and our this bill will go a long way to strengthening our system. i want to thank my colleague, latta, for his partnership s co-chairs of the grid innovation caucus and look forward to continuing to work with him and others to ensure a secure and resilient grid. colleagues to support this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd yield to the gentleman from the author -- co-author of this legislation, mr. latta, such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. latta

these pilot system is powered by solar energy as well now the farmers know exactly which plants need water and how much they need for the time being they improvising with plastic bottles which will soon be replaced by war to horses. but one of our us from demick sent shock waves around the world and changed our lives in countless ways. well there has been unexpected upside the environment has been able to take a breather much needed that there's been less traffic fewer cars on the road and fewer people needing to go from point a to point b. and in big cities around europe many people are hoping on the a bike green a mode of transport in the german capital and on the number of bike riders is really really increased many people no longer want to use public transport and business is booming in lots of bike shops. changes afoot cycling may soon overtake driving in berlin and elsewhere in germany there's an auto for calm people who sell their car and switch to a bike tend not to buy another car. the mechanics here which indeed how our bikes are extremely busy and have been for months. the

the goal is to reduce strain on the power system. state officials say there is not a sufficient supply of energy to meet this demand. >>> mendocino county, where people are being ordered to evacuate. the oak fire, at least 200 acres have burned since that fire started around 12:15. firefighters are aggressively constructing containment lines and defending structures. at least one building has been destroyed so so far. >> about 100 people are waiting to be evacuated. the main way out is blocked by fire. more than 78,000 acres have burned there, i want to show you a look at where the creek fire is burning in the sierra national forest. there are evacuation orders in fresno and madara counties. it is 0% contained. >> newly released video of a police officer trying to evacuate people last month. >> no, you got to go now, let's go. you don't have time to carry your stuff, let's go. >> a new view of an intense escape. the officer is shown going door to door urging vacaville homeowners to get going. >> okay, let's go. you got to go. >> all

these pilots system is powered by solar energy a swim now the farmers know exactly which plants need water and how much of the need for the time being they improvising with plastic bottles which will soon be replaced by war to horses. but one of our us from demick sent shock waves of around the world and changed our lives in countless ways but there has been unexpected upside the environment has been able to take a breather much needed out that there's been less traffic fewer cars on the road and fewer people needing to go from point a to point b. and in big cities around europe many people are hoping on their bikes from green a mode of transport in the german capital and on the number of bike riders as really really increased many people no longer want to use public transport and business is booming in lots of bike shops. change is afoot cycling may soon overtake driving in berlin and elsewhere in germany there's an all too far colony people who sell their car and switch to a bike tend not to buy another car. the mechanics here which indeed how bikes are extremely busy and have been

these pilot system is powered by solar energy as well now the farm is not exactly which plants need water and how much they need for the time being they improvising with plastic bottles which will soon be replaced by water horses. but one of our response demick sent shock waves of around the world and changed our lives in countless ways. well there have been on the expected upside the environment has been able to take a breather much needed that there's been less traffic fewer cars on the road and fewer people needing to go from point a to point b. and in big cities around europe many people are hoping on the a bike in a mode of transport in the german capital and on the number of bike riders is really really increased many people in the longer want to use public transport and business is booming in lots of bike shops. changes afoot cycling may soon overtake driving in berlin and elsewhere in germany but there's an all too far call he pull who sell their car and switch to a bike tend not to buy another car. the mechanics here it changes how our bikes are extremely busy and have been for m

these pilots system is powered by solar energy as well now the farmers know exactly which plants need water and how much of the need for the time being they improvising with plastic bottles which will soon be replaced by war to horses. but one of our us pandemic sent shock waves of around the world and changed our lives in countless ways but there has been an unexpected upside the environment has been able to take a breather much needed out that there's been less traffic fewer cars on the road and fewer people needing to go from point a to point b. and in big cities around europe many people are hoping on their bikes from green a mode of transport in the german capital and on the number of bike riders is really really increased many people no longer want to use public transport and business is booming in lots of bike shops. changes afoot cycling may soon overtake driving in berlin and elsewhere in germany there's an all too far call he people who sell their car and switch to a bike tend not to buy another car. the mechanics here which endure how our bikes are extremely busy and have b

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way further north it's east a little bit in terms of those those waves but it's still a very powerful system this one currently with winds of around 195 kilometers per hour gusting significantly higher and it will continue to drive its way up towards q she was we go on through sunday around sunday morning making landfall just well just to the west of q she just staying offshore as the strongest winds though on the eastern flank that will gradually then make its way a little further north where it's sunday going on into monday that's for me expect it to reach south korea we're going to see that wet weather and that windy weather the storm surge a usual sub suspects possibility the likelihood of flooding coming in here is that system makes its way right across the korean peninsula see just how big that is lots of heavy rain and damaging winds for many but it will continue to weaken as i say lots of heavy rain coming into a good part of central india as well we see some very wet weather down towards the southwest with this little area of storms pushing some of the really wet weather towards car

hurricane season comes up puerto rico hunkers down so a lot of people are installing alternate power systems sanitation systems etc not so fast before you call the contractor though correct steve aren't there is zoning and other regulatory boxes you've got to check off. yeah there are a lot of zoning and municipal regulations that apply and you mention like hurricanes in storms and fires and actually even here in new england one year we had a massive storm in october a snowstorm in october that took away power for about a week and that was the last week before my wife and i bought a generator and we got the generator we got a really good generator it gives you a feeling of confidence but there are there are real precise regulations municipal regulations as far as the electrical hook ups that have to be done in these are with good reason you know the public welfare is important some people don't take care of installing these things properly so it is really important to make sure you're complying with all of the state and municipal regulations people my age are here in knowing all have a story

states created the systems and states have the power to get rid of the system that's and even if they are colombia or peru or developing countries even if they are mali and what have you the states have the power to get rid of the system if they chose to do so. but do they really want to governments and big business are often complicit. the vattenfall group for example had the chancellor's ear she even appointed its ex e.e.o. last just of sin to be her personal advisor on energy transition. most heads of state are ambivalent. not even you don't consider the fast and do. i have visions of their you keep us a for you cannot be easy to preserve on producing items on the. style of play such an easy to answer new. home after all so that you don't shop on it because you. does this mean. you know i know all the sham. and the walk so going he's told her mom in a duplicate bottom of their domain all of our phone complained the key boss said that some on their. own phone so you can see them in cincinnati so while you are. the ones that actually see prove you are not exist not insulted 0 most yo

a deep says that his bid to form a government was doomed to fail because of a complicated system in which power is shared between muslims and christians as resignation is also dealt a blow to france which has been pushing lebanon to fix its financial crisis santa holder imports now from beirut. it's been almost a month since most of a db was designated prime minister his job was to form a government independent of party loyalists after the previous cabinet resigned following the devastating explosion at the port of beirut last month it's not easy in lebanon where the same political elite accused of pushing the country to near bankruptcy have been in power for decades i realize that the agreement on the basis i accepted this national mission during this difficult time of lebanon's history no longer exists as well as that the government line up with this specific ations that i put failed. mission was supported by france which has been leading international efforts to resolve lebanon's multiple crises by bringing change to the leadership president in mind where mccall said during his 2nd visit aft

it does have a power system. it's electrohydraulic and it gives the ability to rotate this turret 360 degrees in 15 seconds. it gives the crew the ability to engage the targets. that was a significant advantage. another innovation was something called stabilization. it had stabilization in the vertical plane which meant you could engage targets on the move. the gun would track up and down. that was innovative. as we compare that to the m4 sherman to the german tanks, this one could move 360 degrees and 15 seconds, it would take those german tanks a minute to do that. it gives a tremendous advantage. infamously reliable. again, one of the earlier versions, you'll see these armor plates, several of them. in the earlier versions, this is where the ammunition was stored. really not a very good position, but they realized it was vulnerable. they started adding these armored plates as a means to protect that ammunition. early on, they debuted in north africa in british hands. they developed a reputation of being death

it will weaken a bit before making landfall, but still a very powerful system.l it will weaken further, but then taking strong winds and heavy rain northwards across the korean peninsula. of course, this rain falling on the ground saturated by the recent typhoons. that is just going to enhance the potential for problems, and certainly forflooding, as a result. three main impacts expected typhoon haishen. destructive winds still perhaps gusting up to around 180 kilometres per hour on landfall. we're going to see some flooding rain, we've mentioned that, on saturated ground. and of course big waves, high seas and a storm surge flooding parts of the coastline. let's have a look at the rainfall. as it moves its way northwards across the korean peninsula on a record—breaking season for south korea, the fifth named storm to make landfall — and that's never happened before in a season. and our reporter, freya cole, has been looking at impact the storm in causing for communities in its path. over the kagoshima district in the south—western tip of japan, a dark sky looms

it will weaken a bit before breaching landfall, but still a very powerful system.t then taking strong winds and heavy rain northwards across the korean peninsula. this ground saturated by the recent typhoon. that will enhance the potential for problems and flooding as a result. three main impacts expected. gusts of wind up 280 mph on landfall. we are going to see some flooding rain on saturated ground. big waves, high seas, and a storm surge flooding parts of the coastline. looking at the rainfall, as it moves its way northwards, a record—breaking season for south korea. the fifth named storm to make landfall. that has never happened before in a season. and our reporter freya cole has been looking at impact the storm in causing for communities in its path. over the kagoshima district in the south—western tip of japan, a dark sky looms over the city. below, the winds are picking up. shop fronts have been boarded, sandbags lay at the base of homes. authorities told residents to prepare and get ready for the worst. translation: typhoon haishen is very powerful. the ag

a powerful weather system is pummeling the united states gulf coast with life threatening storm surges and 165 kilometer an hour winds aurukun sally we can to a tropical storm several hours after making landfall in alabama. and a prominent generously in protest leader has been charged with undermining national security area kolesnik over has been held in jail in minutes since last week but she ripped off her possible to avoid being expelled to ukraine. for afghans have been charged with also now after a fire that destroyed a massive refugee and migrant camp on the greek island of less force last week $12000.00 residents of the mori. camp a now without shelter united nations representative in greece is all european nations to help in housing them stephanie decker has more from last week's. it's a story of 2 people those cleaning up this all of grove the islanders who've been hosting thousands of refugees and migrants for years now and those who try to find shelter here on this private land after their camp burned down to the ground last week. my life has changed completely we can all lo

of the back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a powerful weather system is pummeling the united states gulf coast with life threatening storm surges and 165 kilometers an hour winds hurricane sally weekend to 12 tropical storm several hours after making landfall in alabama un investigators have accused the venezuelan government of crimes against humanity looting the killing and torturing of protesters a fact finding mission found at reasonable grounds to believe president maduro or did the crimes to silence oppression. and the prominent protest leader has been charged with undermining national security or realistic over has been held in jail in minsk since last week when she ripped the perp passports to avoid being expelled to ukraine. south africa's coronavirus restrictions are being rolled back after a decline in the number of infections president serialism oppose us says the country will move to alert level one as of midnight on sunday curfew hours will be refused to between midnight and 4 am 100 people will be allowed to attend funerals international travel will also

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera a powerful weather system is pummeling the united states gulf coast with life threatening storm surges and 165 kilometer an hour winds hurrican sally weekend to a tropical storm several hours after making landfall but is still expected to bring days of rain and unprecedented flooding as it makes its way inland hundreds of thousands of homes are without power in alabama and florida alexy o'brien reports. early morning in mobile alabama brought a battering from hurricane sally. trees uprooted or splinted by the howling wind city streets piled with daybreak only a few braving the elements to survey the damage and stop what could be a long cleanup. making landfall as a category 2 storm it's not sally size that's the main concern but it's speed moving so slowly it's threatening days of rain with forecasters talking of life threatening flooding still to come jordan muse fled her mobile home in pensacola florida to shelter in a hotel. is under water. i. believe. as the storm moved in the wind packed a punch leaving hund

these pilot system is powered by solar energy a swell now the farmers know exactly which plants need water and how much of the need for the time being they improvising with plastic bottles which will soon be replaced by war to horses. but one of our us from demick sent shock waves around the world and changed our lives in countless ways but there has been an unexpected upside the environment has been able to take a breather much needed out that there's been less air traffic fewer cars on the road and fewer people needing to go from point a to point b. and in big cities around europe many people are hoping on their bikes from green a mode of transport in the german capital and on the number of bike riders as really really increased. many people no longer want to use public transport and business is booming in lots of bike shops. changes of cycling may soon overtake driving in berlin and elsewhere in germany there's an auto for colony people who sell their car and switch to a bike tend not to buy another car. the mechanics here it shindle how our bikes are extremely busy and have been

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power. our is essential to constitution, our system of checks and balances, separations of powers. each branch of government having a check on other branches of government. it is sad that the president's actions have made this legislation necessary. as with other things, he gives us no choice. for centuries our presidents have shown a respect to the rule of law and any institutions that uphold our democracy. choice toca has a repair and strengthen our democracy, or to look the other way and enable its actions. enablers. that's what those who support the president's actions are, enablers of undermining the constitution of the united states. let us recall the words of benjamin franklin. we have quoted them over and over. on the final day of the constitutional convention, he came out onto the steps of what is now called constitution hall and our constitution was adopted. ,s he descended the steps people asked, what do we have, a republic or a monarchy? republicas you know, a , if we can keep it. this congress, article one of the constitution, the legislative branch, the first branch o

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>> for years we gather on these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power. >> but our systemure a peaceful transfer of power, and the president refuses to honor that sacred pact. >> will you commit to make sure there is a peaceful transferral of power after the election. >> we'll have to see what happens, you know that. i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster. >> but people are rioting. do you commit to making sure that there's a peaceful transferral of power. >> get rid of the ballots and you'll have a very peaceful -- there won't be a transfer, frankly, there will be a continuation. >> get rid of the ballots. get rid of mail-in voting, which is not only legal but it's been done for several years so trump can have, in his words, a continuation. >> what country are we in? i'm being facetious. i say, what country are we in? he says the most irrational things. i don't know what to say, but it doesn't surprise me. >> republican senator mitt romney calls trump's answer unthinkable and unacceptable. he says it sounds more like belarus.

. >>> meantime wilson walker is live in calistoga where a power backup system is not quite ready for prime time>> reporter: we were back here in july showing you the construction of the microgrid that is supposed to power arts of downtown calistoga when the have to shut the power off. you can see how this sets the stage for confusion. when i got here this afternoon the power had just come back on downtown, no one quite had the same answer on what had happened and why the power had gone out in some places where it was not expected to. in the midst of looking around i ran into none other than the mayor.>> we have a footprint of the city that gets shut off and a footprint that is supposed to be covered by the generator station and there didn't seem to be a rhyme or reason as to which parts were on and which parts were off. >> here is what happened, they did not turn the microgrid on. instead i'm told by pg&e that they were making all the preparations to turn it on but they didn't have to shut down downtown calistoga, so they never cut it on. however, in throwing all that switches to get

so yes, it should be dismissed but here's the key in our separation of powers system, liz, as you knowment's call. some thing judges are called to do. what judge sullivan is doing way outside of the boundary line, the court of appeals be should not be countenancing this. the only silver lining, is, it will be decided with reasonable dispatch. i don't think it will be a slow walk to the election before judge sullivan has to come to grips with this. elizabeth: all right. so the declassified government documents that we reviewed showed that flynn was railroaded. that he was set up and framed with false accusations after the fbi was going to drop the case, after james comey said, his phone call with the russian ambassador, quote, appeared legitimate. then president obama said to james comey, quote, get the right people on it. get them, in other words, the fbi agents led by peter strzok tried to get michael flynn to lie. tried to get him to lie, committing a lie to federal fbi investigators. they didn't read him his miranda rights. they turned a briefing into a criminal interview. he had no

and separation of power system loses you know, this is the justice department's call.led upon to do . judge thoughts all has been doing is to way outside of the boundary lines rated the court of appeals should not be canceling this. the only several hundred silver lining is thatin this, they said it will be decided with reasonable date batch so i don't think it's going to be a stonewall to the election. for judge sullivan has to do this. elisabeth:ht the declassified government documents that we reviewed show that flynn was railroaded for he was set up and framed with false accusations. after the fbi was asked to drop the case. and if it was said his phone call with the russian ambassador foot appears legitimate. and then president obama said to jim stomach, get the right people on it. in other words, if you type ages led by peter trying to get michael flynn to life. try to get in delight hundred lcommitting alike to federal fi investigators. it didn't read him his miranda rights . they turned into a criminal interview . had no defense attorney present for it is just a

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power shutoffs, the governor called for an investigation. do we know if there is any movement in that investigation that the governor called last year? >> reporter: yes, there was movement. pg&e has completely revamped its system, so that the power outages are not only small are, but they are also shorter. now, that's what they said. that's what they say they have prepared for, and they have convinced regulators that that is probably the case. the interesting news will be what will they do and how will it actually turn out if they have to do these power outages during these next few days. we shall see. >> yeah, everyone will be watching to see how that turns out. thank you, tom. >>> all right, well, pg&e says as many as 17 counties could be affected by the shutoffs. here in the bay area, they include napa, sonoma, and san mateo counties, as well as lake counties. to find out if your home could

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