patidar has a zoom date. >> hello ravi, hello ravi, how are you?it's so nice to meet you now. >> i would like to tell you, ma'am ,i used your monsoon prediction and used long term maturity soybean seed, and it survived the rain. and my crops are safe, and i am able to earn my living. >> so good, so good, to hear this! >> thank you. >> by. >> bye. thank you. >> but while the monsoon forecasts help people adapt to climate change, they won't solve the underlying problem. >> the main problem of climate change is emission. we need to reduce emissions and save our planet all together. this is our main goal and it's our responsibility to our children. >> ravi patidar and his soybeans have done well this season, as they did last year. with the help of a scientist in germany, the unpredictable monsoons are a bit more foreseeable. >> there's a constant stream of carbon dioxide entering the atmosphere from below. theg of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas primarily for heat and electricity. some scientists say climate change can only be curbed by removing

like ravi bains, a barber from india. ravi: i had better life in germany. i had just only problem because i have no permission for working in germany because i was there as refugee, and my case was over and these people say, “you can't stay, you have to move to another country.” reporter: but portugal's apparent open door comes at a price. many migrants pay thousands of euros to get here but only earn between 600 and a thousand euros a month at most. they work six days a week and always have to worry they might not be paid, especially if they were hired by a recruitment agency. gian: if they work 100 hours, 200 hours monthly, sometimes they cut 10 hours, 15 hours. they say, “ok, you have a mistake, you not pay 200 hours, you've worked 180 hours.” and sometimes they cut money for insurance and a lot of things they cut. they not pay well. reporter: because the migrants need to send money home to their families, they have to save wherever possible, especially on accommodation. gian pal dhether shares a place with other workers away from the fields. he doesn't

while india holds the right to the 3 eastern rivers ravi bes and sat luge. the ongoing conflict between the 2 nuclear powers over kashmir is yet another challenge to upholding the water treaty. since coming to power, the indian prime minister modi's hindu nationalist policy, b j. p, has further escalated the situation. moody wants to build dams that would block the flow of water into pockets done once more the into the river has become a flash point with the threat of nuclear war as a worst case scenario. because of pakistan's dry climate, about 90 percent of its agricultural relies on irrigation you're going to have are defined receiving lift water. so when you receive less wardrobe, lambda supplier. so there is a potential source of conflicts and the 2nd redundant and is that are born, but you invented re germany married specifically from india and pakistan and said that climate change is likely to put pressure on the end of the water dripping, which i have solved the 2 countries when fall almost fierce the sofa, india and pakistan had refrained from settl

the induce jail. m. shannon ravi and saint luke all run across the plains of punjab. the rivers are formed by snow melt and run off water from the glaciers in the himalayas, and the kara corum, one of these glazier lies between india and pakistan in the southeast and kara, cora mountains. the see kitchen. the territory of the glacier is claimed by both countries. ah, these gigantic, i see mass has been disputed territory since the partition of the 2 countries in 1947. since the conflict cannot be settled diplomatically, both countries have truths on the glacier. pakistan and india have already spent billions of euros on this the highest militarized zone in the world, at some 6700 meters. the conflict continues down stream where the waters that flow from india to pakistan are a source of discord following the partition. india and pakistan were not able to agree on the use of water. but in 1960 narrow, then indian prime minister and pakistani president con, signed the induced water treaty in karachi. the treaty broke it by the world bank allows both countries to use the

i'll just hear the same bus ravi is that it is a girl who is with i cannot express it. she says, feelings of anger, feelings, of hatred, feelings of deep contempt for the russian soldiers who brought death to her hometown. when you pull that initial couldn't get to like a form, a kindergarten teacher, nina, your mac cova lost her lifelong home and the invasion, sheltering into children's summer school and her pin. she now listens for any news of the war. but as to billy supper, hardly russians with their boots trampled on all our happiness, peoples lives, peoples, hope everything. they travelled everything in one minute, a passport and some medicine precious few necessities. all she was able to take her house now a crime scene, or that she had in this world bomb to rebel in the winter, her room was the warmest. that's why she chose it. a lifetime of memories, a lifetime of belongings. she doesn't want any of it. back, send it to the russians, she says. so it may weigh on their conscience. we do not do that and can we believe that our people are dead crushed with tanks?

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we can speak to zane is ravi who joins us now from keith. it's not looking so good for the ukrainians. ed described to us the situation as it is. that's exactly right. russia forces re mobilizing to the east and the south is a plan that does seem to be working in rushes favor at the moment. all up and down the eastern front. there are great many small skirmishes as well as larger battles taking place. air strikes, artillery. this is continuing to happen in places along the eastern front. there are a few areas we're watching closely because of what they represent. if they are indeed a russian victory, that's going to be a massive move forward for russia and a huge setback for the ukranian forces. lima, as you mentioned, is not a very big place. it's a village town, about $20000.00 people in total lived there before the invasion. so it's not a major, major critical infrastructure, industrial area of any kind. but it does represent an important louis pat, important strategic location in the current battle. if li mine, as the russian say, has fa

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ravi can take those questions back if we have any. that was for item 10 which is the joint legislative report. was there anything we wanted to convey back at this point? okay. nothing. >> just may be tell her thank you very much for the report. and she did and appreciated be kept updated. >> we will move on to item 11. commissioners item 11 the case report presented by daniel gallagher. he is right here. >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. nice to see everybody in person. i will be brief. in my report -- case programming in may chip, of the hid and aging committee and steering committee from zero consortium will be making a presentation focused on informed care. with the hope to engage outside organizations of case to understand the mental health landscape for older adults. service gap and data regarding community input around the need or advocating for funding and building the community partnership this is is a relevant presentation. in may we are looking forward to temperature we all know that the increased nee

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european solidarity together with petro poroshenko, there are a number of other deputies on the border in ravi-russianas i understand the points of the draft border of our and then you know and then volodymyr oleksandrovich zelenskyi, with all due respect to the president, the commander-in-chief will say that you are marking the premiership of the netherlands. so you tell us, you either want to see us in the eu or you don't want to, of course we do. to the european union, you turn off informational tv channels without any explanation. well, you don't let a person who has a business card and a diplomatic passport pass. well, because yes, well, well, go to court. well, then they say let us enter. let 's just become the eu first and then let's go. and actually the same, well, president zelenskyi recently got in front of ukrainian students and one student dared to tell him how it is to fight corruption if in our country the scarlet is a minister and we remember what zelenskyi's answer was honestly saying she was shocking, she was really from the past, which we don't want to know that time and even remembe

same as ravi reports from ukraine's capital. keith. the war in ukraine has not gone as expected. keith was meant to fall to russian invaders in a matter of days. 3 months after missiles shells and paratroopers began landing in and around the capital, ukraine is putting the spoils of war on display. morales and anger at russia are now so high. ukrainian say the only acceptable victory will be taking everything back occupied territories in the east even crimea. duck. yeah, if you do, some was really yes, i believe the return of our territories is possible and i think we should not stop . i believe there should not be any negotiations about returning to the theme borders we have before the start of this war on, you know, we should get our citizen call me back. this is our so in country and we should defended these numbers. i am. truth is on our side, we are defending our land. we really want and hope for this to happen. so yes, you probably need to weapons and then our, our army, real real do everything and we will wind. i'm not to, i'm sure. there was less optimism when all at war

same bus ravi has more law in israel's occupation of palestine. its tactics have become increasingly aggressive over the decade. so to it's crackdown on media workers covering the people the killing of ultra 0 journalist and palestinian americans should marine luckily the latest example of the in may 2021 in israeli air raid brought down a building in the gaza strip that housed local people and international media offices, including those of all to do press freedom advocates said it was an attempt to silence journalist the a month later israeli police destroyed your equipment and arrested jerusalem correspondent, but i was breaking her head in the process. witnesses said her press sun was clearly visible and the rest was unprepared. of luckily was also in her press fashion and helmet at the time of her death. time and time again, it has been shown that israeli forces kill palestinians including palestinian journalists without cause in the occupied territory. and it's very extra, extremely rare that israeli soldiers, captains, or military officials

same bus ravi has more now. oh, when tracing crimes, israel's military has committed against palestinians. it can be difficult to know where to begin. oh, timeline of subjugation that began in 1948 the atrocities. numerous, the suffering on go home. demolitions and forced displacement have become routine. ah, endless checkpoints to restrict and control movement were palestinians routinely experienced abuse and humiliation. ha dehumanization that pales in comparison only to the massacres perpetrated time after time. oh, how many an american journalist sharina of luckless targeted cooling is only the latest in a long history of civilian debt at the hands of israeli occupiers, shedding abarc less blood is just as much on the hands of the united states and the european union and great britain and others, a canada as well, who are stand in the way of accountability and arm and support the israeli occupation that murdered city in a bar clear as mud as palestinians, almost daily. ah, no, not the number of palestinian c

far from the border there 600-700-800 km, but when this issue is similar in lviv or in some russian raviderstand what is on the border in general ? you understand. they said how it can be grouped together to purchase higher than retail prices. well, i’ll explain again . today, the retail price is determined by the state. it is set by the ministry of economy. wholesale prices are absolutely market and at the moment , once again, wholesale prices. well, in fact, you are the entire income. today, autotraders were driven into wholesale, and today the wholesale price was beaten in many cases, which is higher than the price on the ceiling set by the ministry of economy. listen, oleksandr, yes, i still like your assessment. well, i don’t quite understand why we even have gasoline. similar in poland, if you convert it to euros, why don’t we have it in poland, although taxes are paid there, excise taxes are not paid in our country. they are not paid at all, except for vat. first of all, i have good news, fortunately, we do not exclusively import fuel, and a certain share small but a certain share

ravi can take those questions back if we have any. that was for item 10 which is the joint legislative report. was there anything we wanted to convey back at this point? okay. nothing. >> just may be tell her thank you very much for the report. and she did and appreciated be kept updated. >> we will move on to item 11. commissioners item 11 the case report presented by daniel gallagher. he is right here. >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. nice to see everybody in person. i will be brief. in my report -- case programming in may chip, of the hid and aging committee and steering committee from zero consortium will be making a presentation focused on informed care. with the hope to engage outside organizations of case to understand the mental health landscape for older adults. service gap and data regarding community input around the need or advocating for funding and building the community partnership this is is a relevant presentation. in may we are looking forward to temperature we all know that the increased nee

with the conflict in the country, they must ravi reports from keith. france's new foreign minister catherine calona began her visit to ukraine by paying her respects to the dead in boucher ukrainians. describe what happened to civilians at the hands of russian forces. as war crimes suggest, a sentence. we must tell ourselves that they should never have happened here, and it shouldn't happen again from stand with it. it's allies to do what ever possible was to bring back peace support and solidarity likely to help paris reset relations with keith. ukraine has accused france of siding with russia as the war carries on. the hope is france, diplomacy with moscow, will help ease russia's blockade of ukrainian ports and restart the export of ukrainian crops vital to the global food supply. but that is not all ukraine. hulsy chavonee sure, i stress today during the meeting that ukraine's need of additional artillery systems of 155 caliber remains extremely important to win the battle for don bass. we need to significantly strengthen our artillery potential, which we know the vice you a clear messag

our correspondence and beds ravi found a lot of optimism in keith despite the death and destruction the war in ukraine has not gone as expected. keith was meant to fall to russian invaders in a matter of days. 3 months after missile shells and paratroopers began landing in and around the capitol, ukraine is putting the spoils of war on display. morale and anger at russia are now so high. ukrainian say the only acceptable victory will be taking everything back occupied territories in the east even crimea. duck. yeah. if you do sandwich. yes, i believe the return of our territory is possible, and i think we should not top, i believe there should not be any negotiations about return into the theme borders we have before the start of this war on, you know, we should get our citizen call me back, this is our so we're in country and we should defended green, there should not be any negotiations with the enemy. these numbers i am happy with . of course i believe full stop. i hope that it will be this way. the truth is on our side, we are defending our land. we really want and hope for this to

same bus ravi reports now from boucher, the united nations estimates that ukraine is now one of the most heavily mind countries in the world. and not just because of the most recent russian invasion that's been going on for months now. but from a conflict that's been raging in the east of the country since 2014, since the invasion began, russia has left so much unexploded ordinance. and so many land mines all over the country. experts here in ukraine estimate that it could take as much as 5 years to clear the areas that have been re taken by the ukrainian government. the mining teams like these ones are carrying out regular sweeps on land in farming communities in residential areas, as well as bodies of water, all around the keep region as well as all around the country mines, unexploded ordnance, all these things remain a serious and imminent threat people have set them off as well as tractors and fields, cars on the roads, even after russia has retreated from a lot of these areas, there continue to be losses of life and property from the things that they've left behind. in fact, every

out there as a bus ravi has worn out from cave. blue pictures from a local ukrainian channel, widely circulated on social media. the woman says hello to her family. we are all right, we are okay. she says, what happens next illustrates the sudden severity of an artillery manager. ukrainians worries several donuts will be the next city to fall to russian occupation. the russian advance is slow, but it is steady, and russia now controls most of the city. national one is rosamille mumbled, and we'll do all of our plans are clear. we will de occupy our entire territory, which historically belongs to us. and in accordance with all international laws, this is our plan now filled mickey plot, we don't care about russia's plans. we are having difficulties in the east due to the shortages of the right weapons. you know, this well was following with ukrainian president villamor zalinski was speaking during a visit by slovakia as president. susanna cuppa tova came bearing gifts more howitzers, destined for the front line. as st. battles, rage

even as russia intensifies as operation in the east and the south, our correspondence saying bess ravi found optimism in cave that their forces will be overcome. the war in ukraine has not gone or is expected. cave was meant to fall to russian invaders in a matter of days. 3 months after missile shells and paratroopers began landing in and around the capital, ukraine is putting the spoils of war on display. morale and anger at russia are now so high ukrainians. see, the only acceptable victory will be taking everything that occupied territories in the east even crimea, that yes, you should. some was live. yes, i believe the return of our territories is possible and i think we should not stop . i believe there should not be any negotiations about to return in to the same borders we had before the start of this war. or, you know, we should get our cds and crimea back. this is our saw in country, and we should defended green, there should not be any negotiations with the animal. but when you say the story of what the reason of us, i am hampton was of course, i believe, full stop. i hope t

ravi can take those questions back if we have any. that was for item 10 which is the joint legislative report. was there anything we wanted to convey back at this point? okay. nothing. >> just may be tell her thank you very much for the report. and she did and appreciated be kept updated. >> we will move on to item 11. commissioners item 11 the case report presented by daniel gallagher. he is right here. >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. nice to see everybody in person. i will be brief. in my report -- case programming in may chip, of the hid and aging committee and steering committee from zero consortium will be making a presentation focused on informed care. with the hope to engage outside organizations of case to understand the mental health landscape for older adults. service gap and data regarding community input around the need or advocating for funding and building the community partnership this is is a relevant presentation. in may we are looking forward to temperature we all know that the increased nee

range howitzers that it is hoped will help turn the tide of this war in ukraine's favor. zane was ravi alta 0. give ross, take a look at the state of play on ukraine's front lines at the moment. the areas in red are controlled by russia. it's separatist allies. the governor of the hands co says russian forces of entered the city of spirit on yet is also heavy fighting in these areas as ukrainian troops hold back russian attempts to encircle forces in tanya's adversaries. at summer yusef has this exclusive report from the rebel house city. learn for how you bought a. she love skier, lady at the bottom, and we're here in the middle of pearl chowsky district in the center of done it. namely in the russian back separatists help part. minutes ago, the school behind me was hit by a rocket, was fired from the ukrainian or be controlled area, picture speak volumes. you can see them grave damage cause to the building. luckily, there are no students, but the teaching staff was inside giving online less as to the respect of classes they can see to their bodies from among the teaching staff, the 4

his trial is the 1st of its kind since russia invaded ukraine 3 months ago. alger there is. zane bus ravi has more in this now from keith. what we have here is a gentleman named faddie and she marin, a 21 year old tank commander in the russian military. he was accused of killing a civilian, a 62 year old resident of a village in the swimming region. in the initial days of the war, now, what she marian was saying during the trial is that he was ordered to carry out the shooting of this man who was riding a bicycle near his home. he said during the course of the trial that he refused initially to carry out the orders, but was threatened if he did not. and therefore, took the shot and killed the 62 year old resident in the sumi region. now he was faced with the wife of the victim. during the trial, the wife of the victim asked him how he felt at the time of carrying out these orders. he said he felt fear, and he expressed regret. nonetheless, he was given a life sentence, something the wife of this victim had requested during the trial, either a life sentence or that this russian soldier be

organizers of today's event they think of ravi milk and he stood for more than that. >> he got the ballotranslated to chinese. he was supporting a lot of issues for men's and women's right. it wasn't just in those rights. it wasn't just lgbtq rights. he was for the broad picture of social justice. >> this has been a state holiday since 2009. >>> several girl scouts are buzzing about the be population. they had some help from a city biologist and a beekeeper. this happen when they found out about the grants to shoreline expanding the pollinator habitats. >> we have birdwatchers and other enhancements we've done with native plantings. so now this is the final group that we have with pollinators and birds to try to help rejuvenate this area. >> new populations have been struggling. >>> after not happening in the past two years it was finally time to move forward. a long time event on the peninsula. the final day of the hometown games in san connors. this is that burton part with live music and a lot of good food. hometown day started on friday. i just want to see how this climbing goes. the

case that most people are thinking about right now, and the case that every nominee gets asked about, ravi weight. can you tell me whether roe was decided correctly? >> senator, again, i will tell you that roe v. wade, decided in 1973, is a president of the united states supreme court. it is been reaffirmed, and the reliance and considerations are important. they're on all the other factors that go into analyzing president have to be considered. it is a president of the united states supreme court. it was reaffirmed in casey in 1992. and then several other cases. so, a good judge will consider as president of the united states supreme court, where the extremist of precedent, like any other. >> have your views on whether rural is settled precedent, or could be overturned? and has your views changed since you are in the white house? >> senator, i said that it is settled as a precedent of the supreme court entitled to respect under the principles of this--. i will we need to keep in mind about roe v. wade is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years, as you know. and, most

and that's ravi as morning when tracing crimes. israel's military has committed against palestinians. it can be difficult to know where to begin. ha, a timeline of subjugation that began in 1948 the atrocities. numerous, the suffering on go home. demolitions and force displacement have become routine. o endless checkpoints to restrict and control movement where palestinians routinely experienced abuse and humiliation ha dehumanization that pales in comparison. only to the massacres. perpetrated time after time. the post indian american journalist sharina targeted truly is only the latest in a long history of civilian death at the hands of israeli occupiers. shitty and a barclays blood is just as much on the hands of the united states and the european union and great britain. and others, canada as well, who stand in the way of accountability and arm and support the israeli occupation that murdered city and of all clear as mud as palestinians. almost daily. i have the number of palestinian civilians caught in israeli crosshairs. seems endless. but some cases stand out in september of 20

let's go to a bus ravi who is lives in key, so they infested. tell us about this french journalist who's been killed and what the latest is on the ground in the east of the country. has always started hearing reports of the journalist that had been killed just a few hours ago. and now we can name him french president emanuel macross has named the gentleman who was killed earlier today. and his name is frederick mcclurg, m hoff, and the circumstances of his death are, are tragic. it has to be said, he was accompanying a rescue effort in the haunts region. we're not sure exactly where yet it hasn't been confirmed, but we're hearing some social media chatter to suggest that it was evacuation is being carried out from the city of separate. and that's which has been under siege by russian forces for some time. and it's fall sadly as imminent. during that rescue operation, the head of the hans region made a statement about the incident that happened. he says that the evacuation has been officially stopped. russians fired at a car that was going to pic

if out as you are saying, burke was ravi, is that what else is the french foreign minister going to be doing while she's there? say well, ever since becoming the new foreign minister of france, this is her 1st major visit her 1st trip and it is a major one to ukraine of all places. it is an important one to help to try to reset relations with the government here and keep. and i say that because throughout this conflict, france has tried to strike more of a balance and is diplomacy between russia and ukraine in this war? ukrainians have perceived that as france being far more pro russia for its liking. so what we're seeing here is a visit by the new french foreign minister, an opportunity to reset that relationship. she was here, she said to express solidarity and support, and specifically very crucially to have some very practical tangible conversations about what has become a global food security crisis. ukraine is an incredibly important country in the global food supply chain, a major export of grain and wheat oil seed. and these are exactly the kinds of conversations we're expectin

then bas ravi oj 0 in kasinsky village and your butcher warn ukraine is also a significant factor in inflation rates that are soaring around the world. and can you, for example, there are warnings of civil unrest if the government can't control rising prices? harm which has a full, it's just now from camber, just north of the capital. my rosie i, selina younger says she's struggling to feed her family. she's all swish and with the cost of living rising in kenya, she's noticed a drop in customers are in the command of computer every day. prizes are going up and things that have not seen any improvement. and things have got worse when the price of fuel went up to you. okay. that as in so many other countries around the world, the curve at 19 pandemic. and the economic problems that followed have hit kenya hod taxes and prices are both on the rise. in albany as it's a one time thing, because it can be true. demonstrations been prior to a sustained peter, and we thought of good government communication, treating people like condos on responding to we'd come could be petted us. miriam ell

well, i thought that ravi would fly out. he went through six courses of chemotherapy .. she is afraid that the sex change operation will kill her son, because he does not perceive anything. it may well lose this life. maya can a mother officially forbid her son change gender? and you, we are citizens of the republic of kazakhstan, correctly, and in kazakhstan there are certain rules, methodological recommendations for all persons who decide to change their sex and they are limited primarily by age, and these are persons who have reached the age of 21. actually, that's why ravile says about two years, which must be waited. yes, i understand correctly, but in addition to this, there are restrictions on documentary documents, which must be fixed by doctors and who will give you permission and give you an official conclusion that you can state of health, and to change for this in the first place, of course, psychiatrists. and secondly, there must be an oncologist in your situation and there will be a general practitioner. and in my opinion. here, even if they can’t ban this

same bas ravi reports now from the town of butcher. the united nations estimates that ukraine is now one of the most heavily mind countries in the world and not just because of the most recent russian invasion that's been going on for months now. but from a conflict that's been. ready raging in the east of the country since 2014, since the invasion began, russia has left so much an exploded ordinance and so many land mines all over the country. experts here in ukraine estimates that it could take as much as 5 years to clear the areas that have been re taken by the ukrainian government. the mining teams like these ones are carrying out regular sweeps on land in farming communities in residential areas, as well as bodies of water, all around the key region, as well as all around the country mines unexploded ordinance. all these things remain a serious an imminent threat. people have set them off as well as tractors and fields, cars on the roads, even after russia has retreated from a lot of these areas, there continue to be losses of lif

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alternatively, comments can be submitted in written form to me, ravi durbeej, care of the das commission. >> commissioners, your next item is agenda item 4, approving the minutes of the wednesday, march 2, 2022 meeting minutes. are there any questions regarding the minutes of the march 2, 2022 das committee meeting minutes. we've all got them in our packets so we've got a chance to review. seeing none, is there anyone from the public who wishes to comment? >> clerk: no? okay. moderator, we'll allow time for public comment. we'll allow some time for callers to submit their requests. moderator, do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. that concludes the people that want to speak on this item. >> thank you. do i have a motion to approve the minutes from march 2, 2022 meeting minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> can we have a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: it's a unanimous vote, and we can move onto the next. >> great. commissioners, agenda item 5 is approving the minutes of march 10, 2022 special meeting.

he basically says that ravi wade must be overruled that the constitution did not guarantee abortion rights was so much emotion that came out of this. leaked documents that we saw coast to coast protests is because nearly half of states in the united states have restrictive or total bans on abortion laws that would go in place. if roe v. wade is overturned, as i mentioned before, this is a draft opinion , meaning it is not official. we do not expect to see that final ruling until sometime in june or july. that is near the end of the current term for the supreme court. chief justice john roberts in his statement, where he confirmed that it was an authentic draft that dated back in february. he said that this move this agree gis breach of trust would not change the way that the court does business and if they are going to continue on , of course, garcia, we will have to wait and see until that final ruling does come down to see which way the court does eventually go. back to the action of the league here. lauren chief justice roberts has called for an investigation. what if any consequences m

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, ashish desrani, lester martinez lopez, ago necessary schaefer, lynn parker, musetta johnson, and ravi chaudry. i understand my colleague will vote no, but all i am moving is for the senate to have a vote on these nominees. mr. hawley: on all eight at one time? you don't want to voten each one? -- mr. kaine: my motion is to consider them en bloc. but it will be a recorded vote, is my understanding. mr. hawley: what i propose to do here is, there are multiple senators on this side of the aisle besides myself who have objections to different -- multiple of these. what i propose to do is object to this now, but i think we can work something out on this going forward. so i think -- do i have the floor now? can he -- the presiding officer: the senator from from virginia has the floor. there's a pending unanimous consent request. mr. hawley: okay. so i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i appreciate the objection being heard, and i would just say to my colleague, i hope we could work out a deal that would enable us to have a floor vote where my colleague could vote