rad began of california. mr. rochester of delaware. mr. case of hawaii. ms. houlahan of pennsylvania. mr. pappas of new hampshire. mr. purl metter -- mr. perlmutter of colorado. there soto of florida. ms. titus of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to section 5580 and 5581 of the revised statute of 20 u.s.c. 4243 in the order -- and the order of the house of january, 2021, of the of the following members on the part of the house board of regencies of the institution. read the names, please. charlie: mr. smith of -- the clerk: mr. smith of nebraska. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speak's appointment pursuant to 22 u.s.c. 276-l and the order of january 4, 2021, of the following members on the part of the house to the british american interparliamentary group. the clerk will read the names. the clerk: mr. kind of wisconsin. chair. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 2 u.s.c. 501-b as amended by the public law 116-260 and the order of the house

we have found their jaguars are being hunted we don't know who's doing it people like rad tend to keep to themselves but we keep hearing rumors. that. here on the plains jacki was kill about $100.00 carbs and foals per year most ranchers have no interest in protecting the predatory cat. it's the greatest threat to their livestock. their house. we have built traps with fig tree trunks to kill jaguars like this. we anchored them in the ground and put planks like we use ones on the fence over them but. if a jaguar comes by it falls in it's crushed by the heavy would. but ranchers are being asked to rethink their approach and to learn how to co-exist with the big cats. in la jack us are protected and may not be killed. but our guns nature reserve is affiliated with the jag you were corrido initiative run by the panther and. the corridor or stretches from argentina to northern mexico but a gun collects data on the behavior of the cats for panthera. they've installed more than $100.00 video camera traps across the reserve. started monitoring the jaguar population in in 2014 with the help of

. >> reporter: a large group of people and families rad lead in front of the academy of sciences calling in the city to keep it close to cars. >> this park is better when there are no cars and it is a safety issue. >> reporter: the organizer is known as the godfather of skates in the parking and has been advocating for permanent closure for 42 years. supporters of the idea include state assemblyman david chu. >> i think it is important for equity and i hope we can have a fact based conversation about how we move this forward. >> reporter: there was an editorial piece calling it a segregation all policy and he said many families in the bayview and hunters point rely on cars and the closure would remove 300 free parking spots out of about 5000 in the park and many of those 300 spots are near the museum. >> it is a big challenge and a barrier. if it is hard the park, people may not be able to come. >> reporter: she is the director of public operations at the academy. they believe losing any free parking will hurt them even more. they lost so much during the pandemic. about 80% of its custom

dr assal rad is a senior research fellow at the national iranian american council.to want to come back to the deal. well, we already have a deal, right, so that's one thing to keep in mind is that, aside from the united states, every other party to the 2015 jcpoa are still a party to the deal, including iran. and so that's why you see these direct talks with everyone except the united states. but, of course, without us co—operation the deal has been very, very difficult to sustain. so there's reason to be hopeful knowing that on both the iranian side under the rouhani administration and now in the us under the biden administration there's an impetus to want to come back to the deal. yes. the state of iran's economy suggests that iran would like sanctions to be lifted. but there are plenty, aren't there, in terms of domestic politics, who benefit in a way from a kind of cold war with the united states. and with elections coming up that could get complicated. and that's why this window of opportunity is so important. elections are coming up injune in iran. under this

the time we come to monday they should start to filter away easing out ted but just to fall back to rad 18 celsius in tokyo so will be a tad cola haps a fresh breeze still there in place for a time but it will be dry fine and sunny said not all bad for decided to across the korean peninsula some wet weather coming towards the yellow sea eastern parts of china starting to cloud over more wet weather coming through here this band of cloud of rain making is where crust basing fully helping to clear the air here showers will stretch away to out across central and southern parts of china pushing into indo-china some shall ask just coming through here as we go through the next day also but some places shot in between the truth be known some showers there still in place there across parts of the philippines but for the most part more sunshine and shallowness. sponsored plan of qatar airways. from the world's most populated region. and untold stories from across asia and the city. to discover the current events. with diverse cultures. and conflicting politics. when i went east on al-jazeera. th

kp the william kelly school in philly is teaching fifth grade toirls celebrate rad calculation angelased of murder and kidnapping. they had the kids simulated a black power rally to free her. what kind of effect is this having only young minds? here to discuss, chris rufo. their brains are sponges,er in dealing with a lot of pressure. sports. it's a very tender age. and you are going to jam into their little brains that they have to feel bad about how they were born and how their father made money. and telling black kids, everything is stacked begins an everybody just sees the schorl of your skin when they look at you. how does that damaging a young brain? >> it damages the brain in a number of ways. they are turning education into activism. at that philadelphia elementary school where they are teaching children how to have black fourth rallies. 87% of those students don't know how to read and write by the time they graduate from middle school. we have seem a fail ural of the education system to put children on the path cords academic success. so they are shifortding the blame toll wh

the time we come to monday they should start to filter away easing out ted but just to fall back to rad 18 celsius in tokyo so will be a tad killer apps a fresh breeze still there in place for a time but it will be dry fine and sunny so not all bad fodder sunny to across the korean peninsula some wet weather coming towards yellow sea eastern parts of china starting to cloud over more wet weather coming through here this band of cloud of rain making is where crusts basing fully helping to clear the air here showers will stretch away to out across central and southern parts of china pushing into indochina some showers just coming through here as we go through the next day or so but some places sunshine in between the truth be known some showers there still in place there across parts of the philippines but for the most part more sunshine and shallowness. sponsored poll qatar airways this is one of them both down there no logical revelations in all of this make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets electric cars are made mitchum in motion they need to be mindful

and then when i wonder if you have us very long path to becoming a cosmonaut you are rad type of person whose childhood dream came true. but i'm not sure if i'm a rare type of person but yes my boyhood fantasy was fulfilled but when did you 1st realize that you'd like to become a cosmonaut. it was after i watched a movie a soviet one called taming of the fire and you enter this profession in a different way you participated in the 1st open cosmonaut recruitment contest what pushed you to apply for that was when i heard about the contest i realized that there was an opportunity to become a cosmonaut and the 1st thing i did was i read all the information and there participants needed to meet. and you realized you were an ideal candidate is that this great well i don't know if i was a deal or not but i realized that i would meet the requirements and i had an idea of what the profession was about so i decided to give it a shot what is an average day for cosmonaut as he prepares for his 1st flight out of the 1st all that's the question is should you for every day there's a person responsible

let's get more on this now from dr assal rad, senior research fellow at the national iranian americanr talking to us. things for your time. what are the chances of a deal, do you think?— do you think? well, we already have a deal. — do you think? well, we already have a deal, right, _ do you think? well, we already have a deal, right, so - do you think? well, we already have a deal, right, so that - do you think? well, we already have a deal, right, so that is i have a deal, right, so that is one thing to keep in mind. aside from the united states, every other party are still a party to the deal, including iran. that is we see direct talks with everyone excluding the united states will stop without us operation the deal has been very difficult to sustain. so there is reason to be hopeful knowing that on both the iranian state under the remaining administration and now in the us under the biden administration there is an impetus to want to come back to the deal. , , ., ., the deal. yes. the state of iran's yukoner _ the deal. yes. the state of iran's yukoner suggest - the deal. yes. th

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you know, these rad democrats now they don't want to play inside the constitutional box they don't acceptsometime you win sometimes you lose sometimes you work with the other party and stuff they wanted to destroy the other party. they wanted to destroy any opposition. they want to shut down free speech. they want to change the demographics in this country. this is quite, quite serious i think you're the historian i don't think we've seen anything like this. >> you have to go back to french ref luges or reformation you have people who basically have created a secular religion. they're pa gnattings, they hate america you read the recent speech by the new bidened a bam- you think this is an american giving this kind of anti-american speech? she's doing all of the work for chinese communist need to get done so i think you have to recognize these are people that is not just if they don't play inside the boundaries they want to destroy boundaries. these people are explicit city anti-american and they think that the sooner they can tear our country apart the better. now interestingly, my unders

. >> after rio, there's a parting of ways and in walks brook i ended up with a rad girl i believe we'llmes a double-edged sword. it provides opportunity for improvement, but it grinds away at an athlete's physical abilities. if she makes it to tokyo, walsh-jennings will be the oldest volleyball athlete ever the journey may be improbable, but this woman definitely has a plan >> i want to be the best i've ever been. i want to be physical, i want to out-finesse the world. my soul is in this. >>> we're counting down to the summer olympics. 93 days, 4 minutes, and 5, 4, 3 seconds. you can watch the games across all the nbc properties, including the ones i'll be hosting primetime right here on cnbc. >>> one of the way merriam webster defines super, exhibiting the characteristics of its type to an extreme or excessive degrees. that's where soccer's super league comes in. first came the news that 12 of the best soccer clubs were breaking away for a new league like a free kick from messi or ronaldo, the backlash was super quick and fierce so much so that all six of the english soccer clubs invol

these here they have found their jaguars are being hunted we don't know who's doing it people like rad tend to keep to themselves but we keep hearing rumors. here on the plains jackie was kill about 100 carbs unfolds here most raja's have no interest in protecting the predatory cats the greatest threat to their livestock. we have built traps with fig tree trunks to kill jaguars like this. we anchored them in the ground and put planks like we use ones in the fence over them but what. if a jaguar comes by and it falls in its crushed by the heavy word. but ranchers are being asked to rethink their approach and to learn how to co-exist with the big cats. jag us are protected and may not be killed. but our guns nature reserve is affiliated with the jag you were corrido initiative run by the panther and. the corridor or stretches from argentina to northern mexico. but a gun collects data on the behavior of the cats for panthera. they've installed more than $100.00 video camera traps across the reserve. on terra started monitoring the jaguar population in in 2014 with the help of camera traps

it's e rad pick you think about it.ame person who is acting commissioner now of the fda ironically made by same person approved for chronic pain. "the new york times" just put out a piece saying, maybe we should consider mandates of vaccines that, you know, that same day that we heard about the j&j thing so it is creating public whiplash either we need this vaccine or we're not in a health emergency it can't be both. paul: i think the counterargument would be look we have enough moderna and pfizer vaccine out there to right now -- that some are sitting on the shelves in some states. so given the fact that as we move ahead here, the main problem to vaccinating everybody is public anxiety about it some people refusing to get vaccine it is no longer supply. so why not just take this caution and the reassure people that we're doing everything we can to make sure it's say was. >> i think it is reasonable to pause it in the group where we've seen the complications. but taking something off for one death out of 7 million we wo

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spreading among some of the military's most elite units and it's raising serious alarm bells about rad radicalization. i want to go right to carol lee for more. carol, this is scary. what's going on? >> yes, they looked at hundreds of posts in secret facebook groups for these special forces, we found a different side to these elite warriors. things like misinformation saying that the 2020 election was stolen, racist comments, particularly directed at defense secretary lloyd austin for his e6r9s to try to root out extremism in the military and, steph, even qanon conspiracy theory, support for that. i spoke with jack murphy, who is a former army ranger and green beret, who's been sounding the alarm about these issues. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think it is dangerous. i think it becomes a question of dual loyalties. if we look in regards to the qanon conspiracy, if you really believe that our government consists of a cabal of pedophiles that are, you know, trying to deconstruct democracy, then it becomes a question of who are you loyal to, what are you fighting for or what

and small have all the day's sport including liverpool been knocked out of the champions league the rads said fail to score in the 2nd leg of their quarter final against around madrid. it's time for american troops to come home that's the pledge from u.s. president joe biden as he looks to close the book on 2 decades of military involvement in afghanistan in a speech at the white house c.n.n. ounce that all ssri $1500.00 u.s. soldiers still in afghanistan will start to withdraw on may the 1st and. all of left by september 11th that's the 20th anniversary of the attacks that sparked america's longest running war it's cost the lives of $2400.00 u.s. service members and an estimated 2 trillion dollars. we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions for the drawl and expecting a different result now already have service members doing a duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same or we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked on 911 or in afghanistan was never meant to b

of this year's indian premier league after breaking his finger on the all rounder who plays if the rads time royals picked up the injury during the game with the punjab kings on monday stokes is going to remain in india to support the rest of the squad he'll have another x. ray in the next day or so in england's medical staff at being kept updated england to choose to play a 2 test series against new zealand next which starts on june the 2nd. and with wednesday marking a 100 days to go until the take your olympics the international olympic committee's head of coordination has reiterated that the games will go ahead tokyo 2020 was perspiring by year because of the current of us pandemic and will be held without overseas spectators but says hold in the games successfully will send a global message most importantly for the athletes they will be able to show. will be able to show. this is a victory of human try and over the. us to show just what can be achieved well he together. i was going to give a quick mention to the northern ireland women's foot would say what they've qualified for you

vaccinations such a small percent of the global population has been vaccinated and no way to ear radrsonal fund, not corporate funds, $25 million. stewart, why unicef? >> well, this is a global problem and it requires a global solution so i'm not sure if people realize what's at stake. things are bad and could get significantly worse. what we've seen in india can happen elsewhere in the world. unicef is one of the few organizations in the world that has the kind of reach. they already deliver 2 billion immunizations and vax faces per year and vaccinate 45% of the world's children and have the distribution network and the organization that's approving, purchasing and distributing these vaccines, unicef's job is to turn vaccines into vaccination, get shots in arms and they're the best in the world. >> to actually get it done. $25 million is significant. it is a huge donation but that is only one part of what you're announcing today. >> yeah, what i'm doing is calling on tech leaders and leaders in industries that heavily benefited during the last year, the economic impact has been uneq

might be the most colorful dish we've ever seen including tapioca dumplings with a mash room, sweet radicken and radishes inside. >> my name means bird. this is my dumpling. >> it takes hours to make these completely by hand, but it's well worth it. mm. so fresh. >> my food is built around memory of my childhood. so my grandmother, she loved to cook the appetizers for me when i came back from school. >> her grandmother never shared any of those old recipes, she relys on the memories of tastes and smells she had growing up in thailand. >> this dish is come from the old capital of thailand close to bangkok. >> that includes this spicy and sour lemongrass soup with barramundi, mushrooms, and these jumbo river prawns. okay, i break the head off? >> you break the head off. then you will find the part in the head is tamales. like the brain or the fatty part. you can scrape it back into the bowl. yes. >> oh, yeah. >> that's the best part. i love it. >> look at that. i love this, like squeezing out the best condiment ever. >> exactly and so creamy. it add a very good flavor and consistency into

from city departments, to make this set of strategies more flexible especially during this list of rades to have greater caps and more flexible uses, so that's really what's kind of embedded in these recommendations and the targets range depending on the household needs. but we heard the calls for the increasing amounts. so i will just say that, and i'll go through them a little bit more in detail. you can see the bulk in the top homelessness prevention and the whole sort of immediate -- short to medium term flexible subsidies, and the description where we thumb from, it was really a mix of the departments and the listening sessions, and you can see that the plexible financial systems and the targeted homelessness prevention are really meant to serve people who may become homelessness and that reaches out to into housing situations to people who don't have a lease and will be at access points in other situations. [inaudible] and some multiyear, and any unspent funding in these subpopulation categories could then eventually be reallocated if it works out. this is something that really c

from city departments, to make this set of strategies more flexible especially during this list of rades to have greater caps and more flexible uses, so that's really what's kind of embedded in these recommendations and the targets range depending on the household needs. but we heard the calls for the increasing amounts. so i will just say that, and i'll go through them a little bit more in detail. you can see the bulk in the top homelessness prevention and the whole sort of immediate -- short to medium term flexible subsidies, and the description where we thumb from, it was really a mix of the departments and the listening sessions, and you can see that the plexible financial systems and the targeted homelessness prevention are really meant to serve people who may become homelessness and that reaches out to into housing situations to people who don't have a lease and will be at access points in other situations. [inaudible] and some multiyear, and any unspent funding in these subpopulation categories could then eventually be reallocated if it works out. this is something that really c