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lee: i ask for a recorded -- a recorded vote. the chair: further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania will be postponed. the chair understands that amendment 75 will not be offered. it is now in order to consider amendment number 76 printed in part d of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. ogles: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 76 printed in part d of house report 118-216, offered by mr. ogles of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 723, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ogles, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. ogles: thank you, mr. chairman. april 15, 2019, under the leadership of president trump, islamic revolutionary guard corps was designated -- designated a foreign terrorist organization. that's important. because the irgc is guilty of killing and injurin

any records in 2022. on the 2nd last day of stephen, the wind was just perfect in the morning and received this request. i call up sick because of happiness. it was such a big achievement for me really. and one of the special thing in 2022 of us also ever the 1st woman ever who finished in the top 10 of the men's rank. that's insane . upon a chris supported heidi from the very 1st moment, a great love story in both sports and life without the support of christian nothing . what happens like that? we came together 7 years ago and i said to him, i have one goal in my life. i want to introduce grocer, couldn't you know media if i was maybe off to 2 weeks or something like that. and he said to me, well, i know you can do it. he learns to be surfing because of me because he wants to to understand how it works and then he teach to me to, to re, is do surfing just by myself. i think i wouldn't that be possible to make this little record is really want us to speak is safe to share. most of all of the passion too

the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of a recorded vote will rise. sufficient number having arisen, a roshedded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-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.]. the chair: the yeas are 360 and the nays are 370, the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is request for recorded of amendment number 70 offered by the gentleman from mr. roy and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 70 prisoned in part d of house report 118-216 offered by mr. roy of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. a sufficient number having arisen, members their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc.,

so of to 6 week of competing in the speech channel i've been told with no record, no record means i missed the rules record by 0.3, keep them at the for hours. and i also missed the sweet woman record by 0 point one kilometer per hours. it was quite a hard time for me because i really had to think what i want to do and what i go on a change in my life. back in switzerland, i decided to quit my job as a h r manager. my new role was to know the manager anymore, and this was the best decision ever been. cause it hit. and heidi had to wait 3 years to sit in the world record of to speak to for me in 2019 without any records in 2022. on the 2nd last day of the events, the wind was just perfect in the morning and we did this record i co opted because of happiness. it was such a big achievement for me really. and one of the special thing in 2022 of us also ever the 1st woman ever who finished in the top 10 of the men's rank. that's insane . upon a chris has supported heidi from the very 1st moment. a great love story in both sports and life without the support of christian, nothing would happen li

. >> joe biden is a record breaking president, record high inflation, record high gas prices, record high illegal border crossings. in this administration who, quote, brought back transparency, conveniently disclosed the august border numbers in a friday evening news dump when they thought nobody was paying attention. and i can see why they wanted the american people to miss this. new numbers showing president biden's southern border crisis just keeps breaking records. it's getting worse and worse. august alone saw a record at nearly a quarter million illegal crossings. since biden took office there's been a record nearly eight million crossings. that's equivalent to adding three chicagos of illegal immigrants to our country in less than three years. it's out of control since day one. biden ended construction on the border wall, ended the remain in mexico policy, and then ended title 42. and we, as the american people, have been paying the price ever since. fentanyl, crime, every state now is a border state. we had more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths in 2022, yes, another record.

>> as you are aware the electronic health record is a federal electronic health record. it's been used the department of defense and veterans affairs ruth 96 coast guard and noaa as well. it's the identity system used by the department of defense. the system is architected with the dependency before it was even involved with this project. this is an area we are continuing to work closely with the department of defense. in fact we have meetings scheduled within the next week and half a very senior level. addressing issues around some of these points of intersection of this dependency on the system itself. >> how has this affected the amount of medication? are you aware that work medications were delivered to the incorrect address? i'm not personally aware of that. and i do not know whether my pharmacy colleagues can speak to that. >> thank you doctor evans. i am aware of some of the incidents in which medication was mailed to incorrect address as a result of information being overwritten it is my understanding with block h which was installed february this year the abilit

clyde: recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 38 printed in part b of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. tenney: thank you, mr. speaker. i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: the -- the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 38 printed in part b of house report 118-216, offered by ms. tenney of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 723, the gentlewoman from new york, ms. tenney, and a member opposed, will control five minuteles. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from new york. ms. tenney: i rise in support of my amendment to reduce department of homeland security secretary mayorkas' salary to $1. wince president biden has taken office we have seen an unprecedented number of immigrants flooding across our border. the district i repre

i am proud that i am one of them is the holder of the world record and wagon record.forum for collecting postcards with portraits of gandhi and owns the famous collection of football stamps of the world cup . pandas, according to the press service, is a unique event, both for the country and for the entire world nature conservation community , a baby weighing about 150 g was born to a young pair of giant pandas. the male ruyi of the female, the ding-ding of the half-calf, is not yet known. the parents of the newborn arrived in moscow in 2019 , they were brought in honor of the 70th anniversary of the establishment. relations between russia and china in italy , a traditional race of wine barrels was held . events in montepulciano brought together hundreds of local residents. 80 kg, the distance was about 2 km, and the task for the participants of traditional fun was complicated by the rises and the narrowness of the medieval streets. it was a wonderful event, not shared full of enthusiasm in montepulciano gathered a lot of people. everything went perfect. we saw a good

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they have done this in on--record statements -- on--record statements, written testimony and answer to questions, and through the formal response to the committee in june 2013 after reading the study. and third, the committee had access to and utilized an extensive set of reports of interviews conducted by the cia inspect or i general and the cia's oral history program. so while we could not conduct new interviews of individuals, we did utilize transcripts or summaries of interviews of those directly engaged in detention and and interrogation operations. these interviews occurred at the time the program was operational and and covered the exact topics we would have asked about had we conducted interviews ourselves. these interview reports and transcripts included but were not limited to the following: george tenet, director of the cia when the agency took custody and interrogated the thetu majority of detainees, jose rodriguez, director of the cia's counterterrorism center, a key player in the a program, cia general counsel scott muller, cia deputy director of operations james -- cia a

music from a record onto tape and then listen to it on women's tape recorders, but for me personallyof habit, maybe because it’s personal, i really like it when the tape plays, because it’s my principled position that the music should be visible, but i want to say the following, that i myself often think about this... . if for example, you eat a sun-dried tomato, well, imagine that the picture was removed from you, you closed your eyes, they just put a sun-dried tomato in your mouth, it’s delicious, the taste is awesome, but it’s definitely not the fullness of the taste, because you don’t see this color , red and so on, for me it’s the same with music, i think it’s the same for everyone, but i decided to collect reel-to-reel tape recorders when i realized that they began to disappear, here you have never opened a tape recorder and have no idea what kind of top engineering thought is this and up professional execution, because there are so many mechanics - it's a car or an airplane, so when they tell me that a tape recorder costs 300 dollars, i, well, i just understand how undervalued

the records. ♪ he might play an isaac hayes record, he might play a salsa record.ce music anyway because whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. okay, there we go. need the melody. wild: giorgio moroder, working out of munich, put together technology and soulful vocalists, donna summer being the ultimate embodiment, and they make some of the biggest records of all time. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ questlove: "love to love you, baby" was four minutes of singing... [laughing] 14 minutes of... a lot of not singing. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ questlove: and i always wondered for the life of me, like, was moroder just, like, in the booth like, "more passion, more -- give me..." moroder: actually, i threw everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure that the tape is running, and i said, "okay, let's do it." and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ wild: the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time, and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ i want do it till the sun comes up ♪

the chair: a recorded vote has been recorded. those in favor of a recorded vote will rise and remain standing. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-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.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 162, the nays are 264, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment 48, printed in part b of house report 118-216 by the gentlewoman from colorado, mrs. boebert, on which further proceedings were postponed on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment 48 printed in part b of house report 118-216. offered by mrs. boebert of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote ha

a voice recorder that wasn’t ours, so we’ll record that way. the subway, you will need to follow him. what did he really concede with the siberian kolya? what difference does it make to you, having gone down, you will need to follow him in the subway where he will go. andrei said that he was alone and the surveillance was not professional. listen to me, idiot. you will follow him from the metro if he continues on if you sit on a bus or a minibus with him , do you need to find out where he lives? kolya sibirsky had good songs, i heard them on tv. it's a pity that you killed him. in a brown coat hello . you are fedor. not ours. let's say that i saw you on tv in a clip near the siberian field. will you give an autograph? come on, where do i have no paper? come on. great well, let's go until you make your car, somehow he does not promise, but the holes in the golden windows pose the main question i will not ask. you don’t know who in your city could have committed such an attack. as if let's go find this shaman, let's go, i'll show you, let me take

it's lovely to hear him on the record. there's only one charlie. i record.muddy waters song rolling stone which inspired the band's name 60 years ago. if it turns out to be the last track on their last album, it will be a fitting swan song. a slightly hazy sunset. two to show you. the colours are rather subdued. across eastern england, saharan sand in the atmosphere. that is great at blocking sunlight. spectacular sunsetin blocking sunlight. spectacular sunset in scotland. the skies are a lot clearer. that allows all of the colours from the setting sun to come flooding through. though a spectacular sunlight in the north. a big ridge of high pressure responsible for the heatwave. also this trough which has stalled across the eastern mediterranean, and it is this that has spun up storm daniel which has flooded south—east europe. the pattern isn't going to change much over the next few days. overnight tonight, the odd shower in western areas, some low cloud, mist and fog around the north sea coast, otherwise a warm night. the temperatures into the first part of

that is what the records indicate. the cia similarly withheldhh information will provided false information to the cia inspector general during his conduct of a special review by the ig in 2004. they completed inaccurate information from the cia was used in documents provided to the department of justice and as a basis for president bush's speech on september 6, 2006. point which he publicly acknowledge the ciar program for the first time. and all of these cases other cia officers acknowledged internally, they acknowledged internally information the cia had provided was wrong. the cia also misled other cia white househi officials. when vice president cheney's cancel cia council general scott mueller in 2003 about cia videotaping, the waterboarding of detainees deliberately toldpe them that videotapes were not being made." but did not disclose videotapes of previous waterboarding sessions had been made and still existed. source e-mail from scottel where muellerdated june 7, 2003. there aren't many, many more examples an

we are working very hard to try to pick up what these records demand and record staffing shortages.if i could zoom out and say that there are really two things that we need in order to be able to meet demand of your constituents, number one is fully funding the state department. while hawe are funded everything we do relies on the statedepartment . hiring, contract. it. all of it is from the state department. when the state department platform is not fully funded it's difficult for us to iron the people that we need to make sure we have the technology we need to roll out these systems so that's number one. the second thing that we need something that congress gave us was expanded expenditure we can move that the fees that we received two emerging challenges more efficiently. we got the expanded spending authority but just on a year-to-year basis. for us to be able to make the kinds of investments that we want to make to be able to meet the demands of your constituents investments in it and hiring, we need the certainty to be able to strategically plan for the future. to be able to k

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speaker, even though there's work to do cancer treatment today is at record levels. we are all making progress and the 62 day backlog is now falling. we're streamlining our target and out all the focus is on beating them as quickly as possible. >> chris green. >> bolton's suite was closed by the commissioner and the chief constable because it given up on arresting criminals. the new chief delivering priorities set emergency calls answer probably, crimes were made probably and arrest made which means the new open suite is always full. will my right honorable join in thinking that manchester police and you think this approach will catch on around the country? >> mr. speaker, i am delighted with the improvements that have been made. they have made significant improvements to answering 999 calls and it seemed almost a 50% year on year increase in the number of charges reported by the fall. i very much welcome their focus on getting the basics on crime and antisocial behavior right and there are models for across the country. >> ashley dalton. >> thank you. thank you, mr.

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our track record is clear. >> i don't think we have a yes there. imagine my shock and utter surprise the consensus was again being the conservative party on this most important issue despite the promises made to the people in the statements, remain within the uk. i asked the prime minister, state pension and his government for the labour party. >> thanks to the actions of the government receiving record increases in 670 pounds this year, extra support and it's a government introduced but tension in scotland should in the reason they can rely not just today but years to come because of the strength of our union. >> best known top destination so what is being done to put us on the digital map, the first local event is coming to the welcome oven building next week. an ambition to create 10000 with the prime minister and event organizers which blades and what this government is doing to make sure great britain is one of the great best places in the world and it is groundbreaking. >> the government and the growth of our tech industry, one of the key way

no record of her family. i did find one little notice, though, in the archives that indicated that the month or so around the time when afong moy was leaving guangzhou was a very bad flood. there were huge challenges to feed people. many parents were at their wits and not knowing how they were going to feed their children. i kind of wondered if, perhaps, what happened was that her parents, who had some affiliation with the -- maybe they were shopkeepers and associated somehow with american merchants, just felt that this was the best thing they could do for her, because of the really difficult situations financially in china at the time. >> definitely. wonderful that you were able to travel to guangzhou and to the history research on the ground. we had another question wonderfully phrased. you mentioned a significant number of imports to the u.s. were chinese. to what extent did object state and coastal cities and how much made it to the interior of the country? following that, how much did moy travel and befo

this time it's a world record. runner tigist assefa shattered the women's marathon record yesterday, finishing the berlin marathon. get this, in just under two hours and 12. five minutes. yes, that is incredible. and that is also more than two minutes faster than the old record, which if you've ever ran, you know, two minutes is a long time. the 29 year old said she thought she could break the record, but she didn't think she could do it by that much. >> you know, some nfl teams that could use some speedy wide receivers there, you never know. all right. coming up, the growing trend at children's birthday parties. >> but first, what we're learning about taylor swift at the chiefs game. look at her cheering, cheering for travis kelce, an and we'll show you the kelce, an and we'll show you the post game video ah morning. the golden hour of cold and flu symptoms. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. aaaaah! ah! hated that. headache? better. ah! fever? body pain? better

there was also a world record for ethiopia�*s gudaf tsegay. she smashed the 5000—metre record.st of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you�*re watching bbc news. i�*m celia hatton. a woman who has accused british comedian and presenter russell brand of sexual misconduct has described his response to the allegations "insulting." mr brand posted a video denying any wrongdoing hours before allegations of rape and sexual assault were published by uk news outlets channel 4 and the times newspaper. he also accused the "mainstream media" of carrying out a co—ordinated attack on him. the woman, who we are calling alice, has spoken to women�*s hour on radio 4. the presenter of that programme, emma barnett, spoke to my colleague lucy hockings. it�*s her first interview since she�*s spoken to the sunday times, of the uk, and talked about what happened in her relationship when she was 16 and the comedian was originally 30. i mean, he�*s also a hollywood actor. people will know him around the world, and he�*s cultivated many fans online. he�*s strenuously denied all of these allegat

well, let's record beautifully so that it takes place like the art of sound recording, which we haveplus the merging of the fact that if you take any sverdlovsk group, then there is either one or two people from a music school. that is, in any case, someone had a musical education and that’s all. and so otherwise. yes, of course, the level has already improved. that is, there was a fusion of technology and professionalism and musicality and simply natural talent. this is how i am taken away, and here i am the formation of musicality, nature. you see, this is exactly what played on the fact that, as we recently discussed with vadim, that the sverdlovsk, uh, groups have no followers, they are alone and are not like anyone else. that is, they all seemed to be. each occupied his own shelf. well, yes, techies or hard workers, like chaif ​​is also a shakhrina. he was a construction installer there, almost not working. yes, they were a little different from the sverdlovsk club. yes, they seemed to be in the sverdlovsk club, but the style that they promoted was exactly the kind of rhythm, bl

but still, despite all of that to not to minutes off, the record is quite staggering. it is true that it's complicated in women's medicines because they were kind of to records one way you don't with man as well, who tend to kind of back to face that as a mom. right? so we means only ways, but even so what she's done today is quite, quite staggering. for a 29 year old. and yeah, i mean, where can she go from here? i mean, to 2 minutes, it's just, it's a 5 little incredible. what about the legendary control guy? how did it penetrate him? i mean ahead of the race. most people are concentrating on him to see if he could be the to alamo. the great thing he's been trying to do that no one's ever managed before. he did do it wrong, but it wasn't actually in a proper race. so we didn't count officially. and yet we thought it was going to come close. i mean hopefully feed the race. he was on time for a will record and beating this to alamo. but he slowed down a bit. i think that's probably because he said in the week he wasn't feeding 100 percent, so he didn't manage it, but h

they have, so to speak, record after record.ear they set another promised record. therefore, in general, i think that in general. yes , yes, they adapted. some problems remained or everything was resolved, and as a state , business always has them, so, of course, i still have them. yes, first of all, of course, these are mutual settlements and what was disconnected from swift and what influences this, so to speak, using what is now called toxic evolutes, the inability to use them or the danger of using them. well, this, of course, affects some areas. everything is external to me economic activity. this is also a difficulty that must be overcome, but i must say in this area as well. we've made pretty good progress. we share 80% of our national currencies with china. in the eurasian union, 75% of mutual settlements are in national currencies. so our progress in this regard is very good, but still. this is one of the problems of logistics, the second problem, which, of course, is that there are ports. container lines cannot be ente

the record spent four weeks at number one and it's still the only father-daughter record ever to reachrgettable by nat king cole and natalie king cole not as well -- we let them down because it wasn't. they are fantastic. sometimes we fail with support. both duets are amazing but i haven't had a chance to sing that song before and i'm so glad zack was here to sing, he probably would recognize my duet partner in this song. he sang on the soundtrack, he is back and fear of the gods is so great, say hello to my partner zachary levi. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey! >> kelly: thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me back! >> i was excited to have you back, i was more excited because you're friends with jesse we know you saying, do you want to sing on the show? >> i've never sang that song, i think i've heard it before. i wasn't familiar with it -- i love sinatra. >> kelly: we were talking about how you love his catalogue, me too. it's a weird song that a father and daughter sing together. >> it's very creepy, they are just like you want to have drinks tog

look at his record.er his leadership, the ag's office has major cases for texas on immigration, on the lives of the unborn, religious freedom, and the continuous overreach by the federal government in our federal lives. the ag's office has sued the obama and biden administrations more than any other ag office in the country. even cnn has called texas "a legal graveyard for biden's policies." and under his watch and with his personal involvement, the attorney's general the attorney general's office has recovered billions of dollars for texas taxpayers . including $3 billion against big pharma as a result of the opioid crisis. it has been said, but i think it's worth repeating, ken paxton is the best attorney general in box, then what the devil are we doing here? we know this entire process took less than two months with fewer than 15 witnesses, none of which were ever put under oath bama. shouldn't this investigation, if done right, have taken a whole lot longer historic procedure ? after all, this histor

high greenhouse gases, record high global sea levels, and record ocean heat in 2022. the state of the climate now in its 33rd issue is released every summer and the annual review is led by noaa and the american meteorological society with 570 scientists in 60 countries. i want to share some of the notable findings as well as offer simple solutions right now to help heal the planet. we hear about carbon monoxide concentrations from the burning of fossil fuels, transportation, changing the land. what about methane and nitrous oxide that also hit new highs? the sources are huge in the agricultural sector. when a cow burps or releases gas it releases methane. maybe changing our diets, wasting less food, using less firt lieser could be kicked into high gears to tackle emission levels in what is left in 2023 and beyond. as far as co2 consider going electric, biking, walking, not only good for the planet but for your health, too. 2022 was among the sixth warmest years since records began in the mid to late 1800s. while most people can find a cooling center or turn on the ac

these are record numbers.s drawbacks in the kuban, against the backdrop of the heat and the lack of precipitation , the risk of natural fires increases late the night before in the uspensky district, firefighters extinguished a fire on the outskirts of the uzbezhenskaya village, a field caught fire, the cause remains to be determined. well, st. petersburg today the air is sunny, i repeat it will warm up to 23°, tomorrow. at the same record high air temperature, partly cloudy skies. it will rain in the evening, but on sunday the heat will subside during the day in st. petersburg, plus 17 short-term rain, but from monday with no precipitation in moscow it is already +23 and the air will still warm up to 25°. and in the evening it will be warm like summer, plus twenty at night the minimum temperature will be. 13°, that is, record warm again, but the weekend will remain sunny and july-like hot weather. i came at the call of my heart over the years, of course they came, the specialist considered it necessary to be

music from a record onto a tape, and after that listen to it on women’s tape recorders, but for me personallyal, i really like i like it when the tape plays, because my principled position is that the music should be visible, but i want to say the following, that i often think about this myself, that if, for example, you eat a sun-dried tomato, well , imagine what was taken away from you picture, you closed your eyes, they just put a sun-dried tomato in your mouth, it’s delicious, the taste is awesome, but it’s definitely not the fullness of the taste, because you don’t see this color, red and so on, for me it ’s the same with music, i think , this is true for everyone, but collecting reel-to-reel tape recorders, i decided then, when i realized that they began to disappear from us, and you never... hid the tape recorder and have no idea what kind of top engineering thought and the height of professional execution it is, because there are so many mechanics - it’s a car or an airplane, so when they tell me that a tape recorder costs 300 dollars, well, i just understand how undervalued it is, be