for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. without objection, the gentleman is recognized >> we the georgia delegation rise to honor the life and legacy of lincoln riley who was murdered last week on the campus of the university of georgia. allow me to share me a few words. lincoln was an amazing daughter, sister and friend. she was selfless and was an example for others and dedicated servant of her community from a young age. lincoln served from her love for our lord and savior jesus christ. her faith informed her decision to join the sore the right and madep countless friends. i conclude with this message to lincoln from her mom and dad, rest in peace, our angel. we look forward to seeing you one day in heaven. until then, we'll do our best to make you proud. god help us. now i would like to like to recognize representative loudermilk. hollywood mr. loudermilk: thank you for recognizes of lincoln hope riley. parents and com

recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in memory of paul emstrand, paul was killed earlier this month in the line of duty alongside officer matthew rugge and firefighter paramedic adam finseth. paul lived in chaska, but his story began in isanti county. a senior class president and a member of the law enforcement club, he impressed his classmates with his strong character of ethical integrity, his generosity, and his sense of humor. among those classmates was his wife, cindy, who he met in kindergarten and began dating in high school. together they shared two children, a 2-year-old and a 5-month-old. at 27 years old, his life was cut tragically short. paul, matthew and adam were killed trying to save seven children barricaded in a burnsville home with an armed man, an act of heroism and sacrifice beyond measure. we were privileged to have paul as a member of our community and as a neighbor and a friend. to cindy and his children and all who loved him, paul will never be forgo

we are exposed to facial recognition more than other communities.you can see how that list can go on and on. i wonder if people start to feel like they are under a surveillance state or if they are having basic privacy violated. can you empathize with that? or, is that not your experience? chief aguilar: right now video cameras are ubiquitous. i read in one place, i can't remember the exact source, but the u.s. is second only to china in terms of the number of video cameras the average citizen encounters every day. the difference is most of the video cameras we as americans encounter are owned by individuals or owned by the private sector. i think that, perhaps, in some communities that are more prone to gun violence where some cameras belong to law enforcement versus other communities where they are held by individuals in the private sector. i do think right now being under some form of camera surveillance is just an accepted part of life for all communities throughout the u.s.. chair booker: thank you. dr. howard i appreciated your best practices.

i am grateful for his recognition _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that _ amendment? for his recognition that we _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are close - amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are close in i recognition that we are close in terms of the amendment which the government is putting at the mm at which the official opposition are putting. it is a great pity that it is impossible for the official opposition to support the government amendment tonight, and i hope that he will consider that when he comes to decide how to vote. in respect of the other things he mentioned, i am coming to them directly if he will allow me to do so. as i said, we are deeply concerned about the prospect of a military offensive in rafah, where over half of gaza's population are sheltering, including more than 600,000 children. these are people who have fled repeatedly since the conflict began and, as the foreign secretary has said, it is impossible to see how you can fight towards amon

for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> a -- for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to share the story of omar of bingham ton university student. he's 22. his friends and family describe him as a true american kid whose fund loving personality shines the brightest when he's cheering on his favorite team, the nics. he was one of 240 men, women, and children brutally kidnapped by hamas terrorists. mr. molinaro: he's still held captive today. i join my colleagues in demanding that hamas release him immediately, along with the remaining hostages. those who have been released have shared horror stories of sexual abuse, children being forced to take drugs and inhumane and barbaric conditions. i continue to stand with israel as it works to eradicate hamas and free innocent people

. >>> police can use it to solve crimes but facial recognition technology has its flaws. we sit down with the bay area lawmaker who is now pushing for limits. >>> the 49ers get back to business to prepare for super bowl lviii, airing right here on kpix. how it will be a full circle moment for property. >>> thank you for joining us this afternoon. we are in the middle of a series of bay area storms and today is another first alert weather day as we monitor the next an atmospheric river. let's get right out to chief meteorologist paul heggen in the virtual view studio. >> we are tracking rain across the bay area. let's add up the rain. scattered showers and sunshine between. the santa cruz mountains picking up 5 inches of rain and the exact same amount in the higher elevations in marin county. pacifica, 2 inches of rain. oakland hills, 2 inches of rain. about 1 inch of total rainfall from yesterday evening. we are going to be in this unsettled pattern as we head into the first half of the weekend and that next storm system will move in. this will send another atmospheric ri

does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. smith: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: t hose favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, this 15-minute vote on the motion to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5856 as amended will be followed by five-minute votes on the motion to reconsider house resolution 863 in adoption of house resolution 863 if ordered. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] test the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 414, the nays are 11. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. and without ob

moore, seek recognition? mr. moore: mr.ker, pursuant to house resolution 980, i call up the bill, h.r. 6976, the protect our communities from d.u.i.'s act, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 292. h.r. 6976. a bill to amend the immigration and nationality act to provide that aliens who have been condition victed of or -- convicted of or who have committed an offense of driving while intoxicated or impaired are inadmissible and deportable. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 980, in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on the judiciary printed in the bill, an amendment in the nature of a substitute, consisting of the text of rules committee print 118-22 is adopted and the bill, as amended, is considered read. the bill, as amended, shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the commi

the main prize is recognition, recognition and uh and a broad future, probably, you know, how - this is a fact, we have already seen it, that for the winners, and even in fact for the nominees who will not receive the award, the very fact of being included in the number nominees - this already has a very honorable impact on the development of their projects, their careers, symbolically. everyone gets a figurine made from material related to the nomination, well, for example, history, education in the field of history , an award from berista, yes, there are made from books, or international nominations they are made up of flags of different countries, showing that despite everything that happens in world, people all over the world are still united, issues of education they... putin gives letters of gratitude to the prize winners for their high contribution to protest activities, and this truly reflects the significance of what they are doing today, each of them today in fact, being on the front of the information war deserves recognition, the main reward in fact is that, in the person

for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. rose: i ask unanimous consent to dimaggio -- to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. mr. rose: wednesday is national sports day, to highlight the efforts to protect women's right to compete against other athletes on a equal footing. last year the house passed the women and sports act of 2023 that makes clear allowing a biological male to compete in a sport designated for women or girls is a violation of title ix. the bill requires schools to only recognize a person's reproductive biological sex at birth when determining athletic eligibility. it's simple, if you're borna biological male, you compete against biological males. in fact, the vast majority of tennesseans call that common sense. this weekend my family and i attended a lady vols basketball game and reminded me how proud i am to fight to prevent them from ever having to compete unfairly against biological men. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. rose: seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. rose: mr. speaker, tomorrow is leap day, which means the folks i represent in tennessee will be subject to an extra day of the disastrous economic policies of the biden administration that have resulted in record high inflation and an unaffordable cost of living. look no further, mr. speaker, than a recent report that said, december was the least affordable month on record to own a home as home prices hit an all time high. december marked the 11th straight month of higher home prices and a 5% increase in prices over the entire year. coupled with higher interest rates, thanks to the biden administration's reckless deficit spending, the american dream of owning a home is quickly evaporating. however, mr. speaker, i am committed to passing policies that make purchasing and owning a home more affordable

for what purpose does the wonderful woman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to address an urgent, urgent matter. ms. de la cruz: the water crisis tormenting south texas farmers andres dents. our communities -- and residents. our communities suffer as the mexican government delays the treaty mandated water deliveries. this isn't merely an inconvenience, it is a threat, a threat to our livelihood and is a national food security issue. as planting season looms, our farmers face half yields. without immediate, immediate action, the ripple effects will be felt nationwide. meaning less produce on the shelves, soaring food prices and heightening foreign dependence. the house has already passed my bipartisan house resolution urging the mexican government to provide consistent annual water deliveries as per our 1944 treaty. i asked the biden administration to firmly, firmly adv

over the years, his appearance changed, sometimes beyond recognition. indeed, everything has changed so much here, and not only in recent years. a it all started with the opening on november 29 , 1871, of constant train traffic along the line smolensk, minsk, brest, and two years later new trains were opened here. it was here that in january 1873 an important event took place from the platform of the new passenger station, which had just been inaugurated. vilna departed with the first passengers. then the mayor , surrounded by his retinue, personally bid farewell to the train driver. and of course, the photographer, his camera on a tripod, the treasured photograph, is ready. modern man, long accustomed to benefit of civilization, it may be difficult to understand the enormity of the event with the opening of the railway in minsk two years earlier, in 1871, a small course of history. the town changed dramatically, as did the entire northwestern region of the russian empire. at first these were wooden pavilions; in 1890, the stone building of the vilna st

the israeli parliament overwhelmingly rejects any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. no! chaos in the uk's parliament during a debate on whether to call for a ceasefire in gaza. as the world's foreign ministers arrive for a 620 summit in rio, hosts brazil criticise the un over the wars in ukraine and the middle east. and fertility treatments on ice at alabama's main hospital after a court rules that frozen embryos will be classified as children. hello. a very warm welcome. i'm sally bundock. we have a busy, busy programme. let's get started. we begin in the middle east. as international pressure mounts on israel to account for its actions in gaza, members of the israeli parliament — the knesset — have overwhelmingly backed a resolution by prime minister benjamin netanyahu that rejects any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. this could put mr netanyahu at odds with the position of president biden, who has repeatedly expressed his wish for a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united toda

duncan, seek recognition? mr. duncan: pursuant to house resolution 1 the 90, i call up h.r. 7176 and ask for a immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 7176, a bill to repeal restrictions on the export and import of natural gas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the house resolution 1009, the bill is considered read. the bill shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair of the committee on energy and commerce. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. duncan, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. plunge will control it. mr. duncan: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on the legislation and insert materials on h.r. 7176. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. duncan, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. i rise today in support of h.r. 7176, the unlocking our domestic l.n.g. potential act of 2024. i'm a proud cosponsor

let palestinian recognition as a road toward two states.— palestinian recognition as a road toward twothis. earlier _ toward two states. let me ask you this, earlier today _ toward two states. let me ask you this, earlier today that _ toward two states. let me ask you this, earlier today that you - toward two states. let me ask you this, earlier today that you said i this, earlier today that you said that labour is calling for an immediate humanitarian cease—fire because the situation now in gaza is intolerable. at what point in your view that you and your party believe it's a become intolerable? because there are many people who file was intolerable for many months, when you look at the death toll on andy humanitarian crisis.— humanitarian crisis. there were eo - le humanitarian crisis. there were peeple calling _ humanitarian crisis. there were people calling for _ humanitarian crisis. there were people calling for a _ humanitarian crisis. there were people calling for a cease-fire i humanitarian crisis. there were| people calling for a cease-fire a people calling for a cease—fire a

there is a recognition _ with their lot? there is a recognition that - with their lot?this is l with their lot? there is a recognition that this is a | with their lot? there is a - recognition that this is a europe wide phenomenon on, but a lot of this has to go through europe simply because that is where the rows are being set. but a lot of the protests, a lot of the complaints you are hearing from french farmers, is that there is an unfair competition from other european nations because here in france they are far more rigorous about banning certain molecules and treatments of crops and other countries take these time to enact these things, so france suffers because other countries are not so rigid in enforcing these rules and so on. certainly, there is another thing thatis certainly, there is another thing that is a very big issue europe—wide which is the european wide bargaining. what has happened in france is when there are negotiations in france between industrialists and supermarkets and farmers, rows have to be applied. but the industrials are now doing their ba

i to say a phrase because they use my voice for recognition.— voice for recognition.at now? _ voice for recognition. i don't know, do they do that now? i _ voice for recognition. i don't know, do they do that now? i know - voice for recognition. i don't know, do they do that now? i know that i voice for recognition. i don't know, i do they do that now? i know that my bank used to do that sometime ago but that is obviously a problem because your voice is available everywhere. i picked that up of some youtube video. that is an issue, so multifactor authentication is probably where this is going to go, but for the regular person when you are thinking, hang on, i have lost my phone and are they asking me to transfer money, the point is, try and verify what is going on. you know the times when you have sat on your phone... ii know the times when you have sat on your phone- - -— your phone... if someone appears to ou in your phone... if someone appears to you in screen — your phone... if someone appears to you in screen as _ your phone. .. if someone appears to you in scree

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to stand in support of the hostages being held up by hamas following the october 7 attack in israel. the worst massacre of the jews since the holocaust. these individuals unjustly seized and separated from their families must not be forgotten. each day captivity underscores the cruelty, the cruel reality of antisemitism and terrorism. ms. de la cruz: we must continue demanding their immediate release, their stories etched in our hearts, demand our unwavering commitment to the fight against hate. in their names we must reinforce our stance against antisemitism in all its forms. let us unite our efforts to ensure their safe return, keeping their families and loved ones in our prayers. we will not rest until they are home. thank you, i yield back. the speaker: for what purpose the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. tlaib: i just want everyo

for what purpose does gom north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent when the house adjourns today it meet at noon tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx for 30 minutes. ms. foxx: february is career and technical education month. i join the nation in commending all the educators who play a vital role in preparing america's students in prospering in the 21st century economy. there is a disconnect taught at schools and the skillets required for in-demand jobs. there are 9 million jobs not filled and they are struggling. career and technical education problems offer a solution to bridge these skills gap. and these skills will allow them to compel in the work force. by equipping students to be successful. career and technical education gives them a head start. building a strong work force is a national priority. now is the time to strengthen career and technical education. mr. speaker, last

but there's very easy ones like the fact that voice recognition now works so enormously well. and that is a fundamental the accessibility producing technology, right? it is transformative. we will probably get over a kind of, uh a shock and awe about gpt and other sorts of things and see those as fundamental tools just calculators or tools and then of course in a wide variety of sciences, there's incredibly rich data bases that previously were not tracked able. so we simply can do very different kinds of science, whether it's protein folding or other kinds things. so you're absolutely right that i haven't played that up as much. now, some of that's pretty contested because, as i told you the explosion machine learning now is focused on prediction and for many scientists prediction is but one part of the equation when your fundamental interests say you're interested in chemical mechanisms that you're able to make about those is not the same as providing a chemical mechanism. so in discipline. after discipline, you see a tussle between a new kinds of science which are predictabl

i ask my colleagues to join me in a moment of recognition. we're holding their families and fellow service members close in our thoughts and prayers at this devastating time. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. please carry your conversations off the floor. please carry your conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from kansas rise? >> mr. speaker, i rise today to -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. please carry conversations off the floor. without objection, the gentlelady may continue. >> i rise today to take just a moment to acknowledge the heart break that so many people in the kansas city metro area, kansas and missouri are feeling right now. i'm positive that more eloquent words will be spoken in the future and we'll have many conversations about this but today we had a tragedy occur that i would like for us to just take a moment of silence to honor the victims and families of those who are suffering right now. >> this was supposed to b

does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent when the house adjourn today it will adjourn to meet at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent i hereby considered sponsor of h.r. 793, a bill originally introduced by representative bill johnson of ohio to strengthen the american work force for the purposes of adding co-sponsors and requesting reprintings pursuant to clause 7 of rule 12. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. the house will be in order. would you please take your conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. and the the chamber is still not in order. the speaker pro tempore: t

the recognition of the existence of people carries with it the recognition of its right to the equality of rights, the creation. of an independent and sovereign state to the liberation and integrity of its territory. now clearly, the palestinian people has been deprived by force from the enjoyment of all of those rights. that's what the court will conclude on 9 july 204. i quit quote you, the obligation erka obnis to respect the right of the palestinian people to self-determination is breached by israel. but it wasn't only its right to self-determination that the palestinian people has been deprived of, it is been deprived of its very existence. mr. president, distinguish most of the court, the genocide is the crime of crimes, and very often it's this expression is used to signif it's the most serious of all international crimes. now we use it here to mean that once established, once genocide is established, there is no need to establish the violation of the other rules and principles. we know that the court has been seized by this issue of genocide, but we have to look at it here as we

for a decade, the labour party supported the recognition of the palestinian state as expressed in our moved to our position. so once again we ask the government to reflect on where the mood of this house is. and we ask members opposite to accept the language that we have moved today so that together we have moved today so that together we can speak with one voice. and i say that with all seriousness. all of us know that whilst we can debate theseissues of us know that whilst we can debate these issues in this house, the effect of them on the ground are something else entirely. but if the uk parliament, and this greatest of issues, can speak with one voice then perhaps we can generally make a difference. of course i give way to the honourable lady. i difference. of course i give way to the honourable lady.— the honourable lady. i thank him very much _ the honourable lady. i thank him very much for— the honourable lady. i thank him very much for giving _ the honourable lady. i thank him very much for giving way - the honourable lady. i thank him very much for giving way and - the honour

for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? >> i rise to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. kaptur: i rise to recognize the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children, best known as w.i.c. i hail from a state where this food program is a lifeline. a state that lags behind the nation in low birth weight babies and high infant deaths. this week me the program marked 50 years of p providing women and children with necessary and nutritious sources. ohio's ninth district, my home, is one of the first w.i.c. programs in our state. our children need it. lieu cats county's program serbs more than 10,000 residents across 18 sites with funds of over $750,000. the program has helped reduce premature death, reduce fetal and infant deaths and increase access to prenatal care. w.i.c. provides mohrs and children with access to nutritional food. agriculture programs like w.i.c. and snap are

recognition of a palestinian state. now, that doesn't necessarily mean the united states is ready to make any changes to official policy, but the fact that it's even being talked about is significant, and a sign of how this war is causing top -- to reconsider decades old policies. joining me now is acmar amit, a senior diplomatic correspondent for the huffington post. up, mara want to start with that last point. america has already said it supports a two state solution. it has always said that will lead to the recognition of a palestinian state. but in this very moment, where benjamin netanyahu and his right-wing governments have actually said that's a nonstarter, in the world in which benjamin netanyahu, people forget, was elected in 1996 on a platform of opposing a palestinian state, i think that last point small and unconfirmed though it may be, be a massive development. >> it's significant, ali, for the administration to be legally looking at what that would look like, and how they get there. and it's important to r

the court found that the juicy of non recognition, so blind states inter alia to abstain from entering into economic and other forms of relationship or dealings with south africa, which may infringe its a photography over this territory of know, maybe a. and this was also the approach taken by the e. u. in the case of the amex ation by the russian federation of crimea in 2014. when it's implemented a broad range of diplomatic economic and other measures intended to preclude any employee recognition of the annexation. those measures include as a bond on imports of goods, origination in the next territory, under prohibition against investing in us. in the presence case, we say that states are blind not to render age or assistance in maintaining the situation. creationist by israel is breach of its obligation to respect the rights of the palestinian people to self determination. the general assembly and security can so have been the past cold upon old states, to refrain from rendering any assistance to the maintenance of situations of denial of self determination. in ireland, this view, t

and also enhance the visual recognition quality.- recognition quality.ap, - recognition quality. social media giant snap, behind| media giant snap, behind snapchat, says it plans to cut about 10% of its star. it's as they aim to reduce hierarchy and promote in—person collaboration. the european research organisation says its four level robot has conducted its first successful radiation does. it has been trialed as a new addition to the family of robots. there's been a really strong shift in the museum world. technology is key. i am chante st clair inglis, head of collection services at national museums scotland and i'm one of the project partners for museums in the metaverse. we have 12.6 million object specimens in the collection here at national museums scotland, and the vast majority of those are here at the collections centre where we hold, preserve, research and provide access to them as well. we have been investing in and looking at how we share our collections online for a long time and our goal is to make them accessible to audiences for learning

overwhelmingly backed a resolution by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. netanyhahu's likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. it follows efforts by leaders across to world to examine fresh ways to reach a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the tennis that voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties, direct negotiations without preconditions. and despite that hardline stance by israel's prime minister, the bbc�*s paul adams injeruslaem says there have been some developments providing some hope for a slowing of violence. after weeks of pessimism about the prospects

, beyond recognition, regarding the last one and the intrigue around zaluzhny, it has not yet been removed, you know, the intrigue is not whether zelensky will remove zaluzhny or not, i’m sure he will, the intrigue is if the fool removes him, if not... he doesn’t have any good solutions here, and the fact that he will have a loss of rating - this everything is clear, the intrigue is what the further course of events will be, in this regard, i would like, in place of that government, to pay attention to one small detail, in general, of course, you can praise the americans, that the americans are not russians, they do not interfere in the personnel policy of ukraine, they also said that it is the sovereign right of the president to make a decision, well , it’s just that a person may not... act very sophisticatedly, and i think that all of this will actually have the most serious political consequences, on this the story won't end. regarding values , when there was the maidan, 13-14, i often went to the maidan itself, and spoke with the same people from the ivanofrantkivsk region, from the te

of the palestinian state internationally. recognize uh there would not be definitely a recognition in this relations and the normalization of relations between israel and saudi arabia, but saudi arabia, however and israel has had a long term of negotiations in the past, and at at this point is very difficult to to see if really definitely is unknown is unsincere. uh relation between the palestinian cause and the saudi arabian sort of complex and compromise of sticking to these what i think that is a compromise for the palestinian cause before starting on normalizing relations with israel i see that saudi arabia. it's not going to fall into the israeli and north american pressure of it starting relations with israel as long as the israel is on complient to international law and does not recognize palestinian state which actually is is in the israeli agenda something that is completely out of out of the question for them because they're not they're not willing to accept. the possibility of a palestinian state, so saudi arabia, i, i'm not very, very sure that they actually trying to pres

what because, you know, lots of recognition, senegal is constitutional counsel as ruled. the postponement of the presidential election was illegal. the law was passed by parliament last week, after opposition members were removed from the chamber. it led to widespread demonstrations and the killing of at least 3 people. earlier this month, president matthew sole positive decree to indefinitely delay the vote. plans for february the 25th decisive disputes throughout the disqualification of opposition. presidential candidates as a reason off to the routing, several government critics and opposition figures were released from jail. and it was celebrations as they were free. because hawk has the nicest from deck com, of the cultures on council counseling, rejecting and challenging a decision taken by the president voted by the national assembly to delay february's presidential elections to december 15th. now the president had said that the electoral process was flawed and decided to delay the elections because they was suspicion of corruption amongst the council itself that d

i think the broadest range of support for the position of recognition of a palestinian state, as a recognitionnable right to self—determination, a right of theirs to be realised that is not in the gift of their neighbour or in the control of their neighbour, i think it's important now that actually, you know, in the tory party and the labour party and across the world there is a growing consensus that we support that right, we will recognise that right in office and we will work with other partners to make it meaningful in the delivery of a 2—state solution. but can it, because we know that the israeli prime minister says forget it, we are not having a 2—state solution. israel's security depends on not having an armed palestinian state next door, either in gaza or in the west bank. it is not going to happen. and at the moment, despite the fact he was a deeply unpopular figure going into this conflict, despite the fact that opinion polls are not good for him, there doesn't seem much challenge to that. well, look, it's obviously an extremely challenging environment in which to make the case for

awarded. pictorial style, which has received recognition throughout the world, an exhibition of paintingsnikov opened in moscow. the master passed away 3 years ago; our artists, channel one correspondent olga pautova, gave a tour of the exhibition in the gallery to his widow, natalya glebova. it was the author who depicted her in portraits with special love. at first sight, the paintings are simple to perceive, but the more you look at them, the more deep meanings are revealed. but what is not a portrait of an astonished viewer? who first saw the paintings of ivan lubennikov and his picturesque matriarchy. women, as the continuator of the life of the embodiment of love, are a caring muse, ready to inspire until they collapse without strength. nudity in his paintings is not about vulnerability, but about strength and energy for lubennikov. a woman and her nails are the most powerful manifestation of nature. that’s why even red curls look more like blazing rays of the sun, they can warm, or they can burn to the ground. here is his favorite thing, here he is... he painted with a shadow, uh-h

the israeli parliament have backed a resolution by the prime minister rejecting any unilateral recognitionstinian state. 99 of the 100 20 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the cabinet. it follows efforts by leaders around the world to examine fresh ways to reach a two state solution to the decades long conflict. >> people of israel and the elected representatives are united today as never before, voting overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to impose a palestinian state on israel. such attempts will only endanger israel and prevent the genuine peace we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties , direct negotiations without preconditions. caitrÍona: paul adams has the latest in jerusalem. reporter: after wks of pessimism about the prospects of a deal to release the remaining 130 israeli hostages in exchange for a cease-fire and release of palestinians held in israeli jails, there is just a tiny bit of optimism in the air this evening following remarks by a member of net

for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2882, the udall foundation re-authorization act of 2023 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: t he clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2882, a bill to re-authorize the morris k. udall and stewart l. udall trust fund and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: p ursuant to the rule, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingell, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: i ask members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 2882, the bill now under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: w ithout objection. mr. westerman: i yield as much time as i may consume. the udall re-authorization act would memorialize the udall foundation through 2028. congress passed the morris k. udall scholarship and foundation act in 1992 to provide schola

of the palestinian state internationally recognized, uh, there would not be definitely a recognitionvery difficult to to see if really definitely is anonest and sincere uh relation between uh the palestinian coast and the saudi arabian uh sort of complex and compromise. of uh uh sticking to these what i think that is a compromise for the palestinian cause before starting on normalizing relations with israel, i see that saudi arabia is not going to fall into the israeli and north american pressure over starting relations with israel as long as the israel don't complaint to international law and does not recognized palestinian state, which actually is is in the israely agenda, something that is completely out of out of the question for them. because they're not, they're not willing to accept the possibility of a palestinian state, so saudi arabia, i, i'm not very, very sure that they actually trying to pressurize israel or the united states to start negotiations and in order to get first the troops out of the gaza strip to stop the genocide and eventually to start talks uh with the pal

for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i move the house suspend the rules and report the bill as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6544, a bill to advance the benefits of nuclear energy by efficient, timely predictable licensing, regulation and deployment of nuclear energy technologies and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to the rule, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. duncan, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. duncan: i ask unanimous consent all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials into the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. duncan: thank you. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. duncan: i rise in support of my deal, the atomic energy advancement act. i first wa

i think the broadest range of support for the position of recognition of a palestinian state, as a recognitionright to self—determination, a right of theirs to be realised that is not in the gift of their neighbour or in the control of their neighbour, i think it's important now that actually, you know, in the tory party and the labour party and across the world there is a growing consensus that we support that right, we will recognise that right in office and we will work with other partners to make it meaningful in the delivery of a 2—state solution. but can it, because we know that the israeli prime minister says forget it, we are not having a 2—state solution. israel's security depends on not having an armed palestinian state next door, either in gaza or in the west bank. it is not going to happen. and at the moment, despite the fact he was a deeply unpopular figure going into this conflict, despite the fact that opinion polls are not good for him, there doesn't seem much challenge to that. well, look, it's obviously an extremely challenging environment in which to make the case for a 2—st

questions its recognition as state.tish newspaper telegraph called kallos the new iron lady of europe, essentially for what the prime minister of estonia was spreading everywhere. russophobia, closed the borders to russians, called on our people, quote: to overthrow vladimir putin, convinced the west not to negotiate with the russian president. according to kalos, estonia has an undeclared war with moscow. that is why in the ukrainian conflict she so ardently supports neo-nazis, sends them weapons and rejoices at the terrorist attacks of the kiev regime on the crimean bridge. estonia has become a springboard to accommodate a huge number of different components of the military infrastructure of nato countries. the most striking are the various centers, the so-called tsypso centers of information and psychological operations, from the territory of which attacks are carried out on... our country, and if nato, nato bases in our view, are a small piece of territory fenced with a fence, then here is a whole country, this is n

he worked almost every day and received recognition all over the world. work, because you have a motivator inside that forces you to work, you know? this is , of course, a rather metaphorical form of talent cells, yes, but it is very similar, in fact, that this is not freedom, talent is not liberty. many of us encounter this every day, the main thing is not to look at your feet while traveling in the metro, he designed one of the exits from the mayakovskaya metro station, covering passengers with the blue sky, he planted a steel apple orchard underground on slavyansk boulevard, because a real one blooms at the exit from the station, and stryatinsky boulevard is essentially a monument to all the monuments that are located on the boulevard ring, this is not an easel thing that can be hidden in a workshop, but still the work of metal art is huge. for experimentation and maximum space for one’s own imagination, one’s own imagination is what we carry within ourselves, great sensations, they get into us , which means it’s important not to pass by, so as not to