one with rice... and this one with a pastry crust.randdaughter, alessandra are joining us for this rather formal dinner, complete with a white-gloved butler. thank you. so this is the first one, which is... >> princess stefania: eggplants with cheese... >> and pasta. >> princess stefania: aneletti. >> tucci: tell me about the tradition of timballo. >> princess stefania: they came from france. all the families of the aristocracy thought it was smart to have a french cook. they brought with them, for example, bechamel, that wasn't known here in italy because we had more arab cuisine. >> is this like, what? how many years... >> princess stefania: 1856. >> 1850s. i find it fascinating that even this most sicilian of dishes has origins elsewhere. >> yeah, it's a huge amount of work. you need to make it with somebody. yeah. >> this one is with rice, with bechamel, cheese and ham. >> that's very french. >> which is the best one for you? >> the eggplant. i could eat the entire thing. >> it's very funny this. >> tucci: which one is yours? >> i

rice: there is a debate about that. my view, it builds on histori hi precedents of safety in the workplace. for example, sanitation regulations. on the other hand, emergency temporary standards, which has to hold a high bar of grave danger in the work place and that the mandate is necessary. if a global pandemic killing thousands in the u.s. is not a grave danger, it is hard to think of what is. there is argument that standards, emergency tempo, em standards, or legal. kristen: and you don't mandate the vaccine, say you are smaller than 100 employees, so you don't , if you have an outbreak on site, do you have to pay? prof. reiss: first of all, your own employees can use worker's compensation, they consume you. and a customer could show it shs from your facility, that is not easy. it is often hard to trace,ce, if it can be traced to your facility, you may face legal losses over that. kristen: uc hastings law professor dorit reis kristen: thank you thank you us on this interactive show, getting answers. we talk about boo

heirloom rice and peas, suckling ossabaw pig and chicken confit with carolina gold rice. i'm hitting the rice next. >> glenn: that's got the entire history of southern agriculture in it. >> anthony: right here? >> glenn: right there in that little bowl. this whole idea of having a century in a dish, none of this stuff was here 20 years ago. >> anthony: near the end of the civil war during general sherman's scorched earth campaign, seed stores were a favored target. it was largely african slaves who were able to save the seeds that glenn is now able to locate and reintroduce. >> glenn: it is those people who kept the corn. it is those people who kept the cowpeas. it's those people who kept the vegetables because they couldn't buy their way out of not doing it. >> anthony: when you talk about chitterlings, pig foot, hog maws, african-americans in the north do not embrace those poor people, uh, classics of the south. there's an overlay of pain and oppression that goes with it. how do we combat that? >> glenn: what you're speaking about is walking away from your own culinary

if rice joins that, i would be more concerned.ice is the main staple for about 3 billion people on the planet. lisa: a lot of nations have said to opec+, please pump more oil. opec+ meeting on thursday. why have they been so reluctant to attach to the reality other people are seeing, which is that oil prices are likely to keep climbing? javier: also india, we are hearing that behind the doors, china is also complaining. so it is a very important group of consumers putting pressure on opec. opec says that the problem is really on natural gas. i think opec is missing the point to an extent. the market is extremely tight, but opec is more concerned about the downside. in the winter, we may have another increase of covid cases. demand may suffer going into the future. right now, there's a shortage of oil, and opec is happy letting the market go up. lisa: is there another reason? it seems like francisco blanch, who has been pretty accurate at bank of america, said he's expecting brent crude to go $120 a barrel by june 2022. i have not

there's renewed push for the department of justice to reopen the tamir rice investigation.t has been 7 years since the 12 year-old boy was shot and killed by a cleveland officer while playing with an airsoft pellet gun by blake talked with rice's mom and has details on that folks. now leading the new calls to reopen the case. >> it's been 7 years yet flowers and signs of support remain at the site where then 12 year-old tamir rice was shot and killed by a cleveland police officer while holding an airsoft pellet gun means a lot to be me that people have not forgotten people. >> was see this family have justice now. cleveland mayor elect justin big adding his support to the a tweet. >> calling on the department of justice to reopen the investigation. its vocal supports dimaria rice and her attorneys say they have not received in the past from mayor frank jackson now there was no support from mayor tax. if anything, it seemed to be that, you know, while there were some. >> occasionally healing words uttered for the most that would seem to be a a eneral sense of hostility to th

i hill very not very high hill in the middle of a rice paddy, a big rice paddy. we landed on top of that hill. there was dead silence. looked around and probably 200 little, they weren't foxholes and didn't have time. they were little indentations, like holding a rifle. that man was dead and they had all been overrun and all of them were killed by the vietcong. what we were doing was the crew chief of that helicopter needed help, had to go man-to-man until we found the two american advisers and recover their bodies and brought them back to their home. the only reason that guy let us on that helicopter was he needed help carrying the bodies and it was a total shock. to that moment, my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies but i saw the reality of it. 200 dead vietnamese, i saw two dead americans and i looked at their faces and carried their bodies and i looked at them all the way back to the base and they didn't look like john wayne to me. they turned the camera off and they still did. they got back to the town, the base and it was getting near dark an

patty, a big rice patty. like so an we landed on top of that hill. and the guy shut the chopper off, and there was dead silence. and we got out, and i looked around and there were probably 200 little, they weren't fox holes they tngt have time. they were just little indentations and there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle except there was no rifle and that man was dead. and they were all dead -- they had been overrun and all of the men were killed by the vie area and the crew chief of that helicopter needed help. we had to go man to man until we found two american advisors and recovered their bodies and brought them back to the helicopter and brought them home. and that was our -- our that only reason that guy led us on that helicopter was he needed help carrying the bodies. and i -- it was a shock. it was a total shock. and you know, to that moment, my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies for god sakes. but now i saw the reality of it. i saw 200 dead vietnamese and i saw tw

for hours they bale rice, carrying it by hand to a tractor. for the first time since january last year. some trade has also resumed with china, this will help north korea through its current crisis but the country is facing a much longer term problem — it's incredibly vulnerable to climate change. last year's typhoons and floods were disastrous, and has put north korea's food supply in a perilous state. but there are some studies which suggest things will only get worse. rice and maize yield failures will become more likely along the western coastline. which is north korea's historical breadbasket. in particular, north korea will struggle to supply historical quantities of rice. this will be caused by both increased droughts, and also significant intensification of extreme rainfall. this is what kim jong—un wants the world to see. a strong nuclear power, not a vulnerable population going hungry. but as temperatures rise and north korea feels the effects, it's being drawn into a much bigger global battle, and it cannot overcome this on its own.

agriculture, including rice production, is one of the biggest emitters of methane.ch harder. the countries who've signed up to this deal account for about half of global methane emissions. but there are some notable absences — namely china, russia and india — who haven't come on board. to achieve this 30% global target, we will need them to step up. but having more than 100 countries on board, including some of the largest emitters, and covering the vast majority of globally traded natural gas is a very big deal. this shows methane emissions around our planet. now, for the first time, there's a target to cut the greenhouse gas. this is a significant step for the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news, glasgow. let's bring in dr ilissa 0cko, senior climate scientist at the environmental defense fund. shejoins us from potomac in maryland. this is her baby, really, this is your life work. how does it feel to at least make a step forward? it’s at least make a step forward? it's incredible- _ at least make a step forward? it�*s incredible. it feels like we have a work in this

>> rice was king. the rice kingdom. >> reporter: what makes this place special makes it vulnerable.a world where ocean rise and warming temperatures have become a generational challenge. >> strawberries goes away, the green onions, the collareds? it will take more water to take them going. over 100 degrees is too hot. >> you've seen it get worse in your lifetime? >> oh, yeah, it gets gradually worse. >> reporter: it's a problem marine scientists and proud guligichi george have dedicated lives to understanding. >> what might this area look like ten years from now based on climate change? >> reality, it's a lot of change that's going to occur. >> you seem sad. >> it's sad because it's reality a lot of people will deal with. it's going to have disproportional impact on those people who don't have the resources to mitigate the risk. if nothing is done, i'm afraid a community like this may not really exist 80 years from now. >> reporter: the threats of sea level rise and flooding made worse by decade-long development projects across the coastal region. it's a trifecta of troubles. decima

also, the - rice critical situation. also, the rice of critical situation.ituation. also, the price of oil are _ critical situation. also, the price of oil are stubbornlyl price of oil are stubbornly high as well. a barrel of brent is around $83 a barrel. and there is no sign of that changing either in the near term. what is your thoughts on oil? a , ~ oil? exactly. ithink the organisation _ oil? exactly. ithink the organisation for - oil? exactly. ithink the organisation for petroll organisation for petrol exporting countries are holding back supply of oil at the moment and as a result the alternative sources for energy have limited supply at the moment when demand is very strong and when people start travelling and flying again so this is problematic. it is likely to remain elevated as well as other alternative energy sources such as liquefied natural gas from the usa because there is so much demand and competition from asian buyers as well. in the near term, asian buyers as well. in the nearterm, energy asian buyers as well. in the near term, energy price

secretary rice, let me start with you. look. this is not the way anybody thought this day was going to go. it's not the way maybe even congresswoman jayapal thought this day like this would go, right? she is on the record, days ago, it's the president's agin da and his word is son the line. i have got to trust him. she repeated it, again and again. and yet, tonight, even with that direct plea, he called her. she is not willing to do it. is that the right thing? or is this going to be a puric victory? >> erin, look, this is a matter of timing. i mean, you know what they say about sausage. and legislation. i mean, this is -- this is how things are done in washington. there is going to be some friction over what comes exactly when. and i think it's a gross exaggeration to think that this is somehow a humiliation for joe biden. obviously, the -- >> secretary rice, though, i have to say this is not how things are normally done. i mean, normally, it does fwget this to point. hold on, hold on. she's -- no but she has never before said

we have rice planters, places where we can propagate rice, what we learned very early from rice, this notion of having ritual somehow find its way and also having programs to talk about those qualities of botanics. and then looking back to the south, towards the warehouse. they built a wall, and i think the quote now will be maya angelou, and i rise, quote, will actually grace the front of this. and as you make your way over to the warehouse, in between this long boardwalk that looks back to the atlantic, we have a set of kneeling figures that are inspired from the rice negros pamphlet over at fort multrie. this has been something for me, having never dealt in a lot of figurations. we wanted people to come across human figures in a very small confine as they're looking west. currently we're making the models at different scales, i'm thinking, should they be perched, should they be lying down. i've been living with these figures for the last three months, which is interesting, how abstract should they be, you know, should they be black, should they be white? i mean, these are things, a

is it a famous rice growing area? i could moment effects did on his his come either there in islamabad. let's go to new delhi. i'll de, serious up hunting the towel. is there the government so concerned about pollution levels in new delhi that it's told kids to stay at home. it's closed schools indefinitely. pumping yes, and we are outside once at school in the national capital. and as you can see, the gates are shot. and at this point, we don't know when they go to open. you know, these students in schools and colleges, had been studying online because of the pandemic. and now another emergency had put them back as a do online learning. no, they had just returned to school or in person classes. the government had shot schools for a week, but now authorities have extended that indefinitely. on top of that construction, which is one of the major pollutants in the city will only resume next week. it was supposed to resume earlier, but on the government has extended that. in fact, walkers and unions are not happy about t

>> as the member designated by miss kathleen rice, i inform the house that miss rice will vote yes on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks from alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> from where? the speaker pro tempore: tennessee. >> yes. being from the ninth district of tennessee also known as memphis, will proudly vote for the future, for fairness, and for justice for turning america round for finally passing a bill for the regular people in america and putting america on a new track. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i will say to the editorializing, as the member designated mr. katko of new york, i inform the house that mr. katko will vote nay on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer

are you saying the viewers of cnn are unfamiliar with rice pudding.i have. >> what made you a convert? >> technology. technology. the development and technology of wind farms has been unbelievable. so if you look at the sophistication of the turbines, the size, the way they're able to build wings, blades, propel or blades that are twice the side of the london eye, so the diameter of turbines in the north sea are twice the diameter of london. these are enormous creations. they're rather beautiful. the issue is what do we do in the north sea to make sure they're integrated into the ecosystems. how do we protect the marine life, how do we make sure birds don't suffer. there are lots of ways of doing that. but you've got sort of long term clean, green energy. >> do you think this is, one last on climate. >> by the way -- the dogger bank. >> we're running out of time. i don't know what that is. >> 6,000 years ago, britain was connected to holland by a stretch of land, right, which was called dogger land where the dogger people lived, did whatever they did.

you speak about salvini - you have to speak about rice.ouse. >> i wanted to talk to you about it because i agree that there do have to be rules in place however one of the reasons america is the way it is today is because it accepted millions of italian immigrants. and that is what i think-- that's the issue i have with salvini because what we're doing is we're making an attempt to regulate the human instinct of saving people. >> my-- what-- why salvini-- well, try because you know... >> oh, it's really good. oh my god. >> next time we'll invite salvini, i know him. >> you do? >> yeah. >> is he a nice guy? >> yes, like me. >> hmm, i'm not so sure i would like to come back and meet salvini but i'd be very happy to come back and see william again. i was surprised william suggested that as an italian i should care more about food than politics because i believe the two things are connected, hospitality can also be a political choice. of risk and. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. like pulsing, electric shocks, shar

i thought about a global carbon rice? ., , ., thought about a global carbon rice?t about a global carbon rice? ., y., 4' price? i do you think... look, first we _ price? i do you think... look, first we would _ price? i do you think... look, first we would have _ price? i do you think... look, first we would have a - price? i do you think... look, first we would have a global. first we would have a global carbon price. it wouldn't exactly match the level of the price would be higher, maybe, in the uk vanities in some sub—saharan in developing, or an island state, given the resources. everyone should have a price on carbon. they don't think it will happen overnight. i'm not nave about it. one of the object gives that we talked about yesterday was to get the coverage of a carbon price up to about two—thirds of global emissions by the end of this decade —— objectives. we emissions by the end of this decade -- objectives. decade -- ob'ectives. we will look at that _ decade -- objectives. we will look at that in _ decade -- objectives. we will look at that in more - dec

we're talking about are i think we covered all of that we had oats and we had rice krispies.county parts on the car bode warning. he likes the chocolate. if you're if you're grabbing of bowl of cereal this morning. definitely maybe go sit outside and enjoy it on the patio or something because it is absolutely gorgeous. morning out we've got as far as that's concerned, you know, great weather for all of this. no delays at sfo, nice blue skies and all of that. we could use some rain. but unfortunate for the week ahead. it's a persistence forecast. that means much the same day today. >> there are some minor deviations. we're looking at a package of some clouds. maybe tomorrow. but on balance, we'll call it mostly sunny for the week ahead. so let's send up to tahoe for the forecast there at all. does a temperature one with lots of sunshine will get to 60 tomorrow tuesday at 5657 going on for wednesday to the general trend of temperatures. a little bit of downward, a scope. there. but nothing to interfere. now be in fact, i mentioned this later on in the longer range forecast whic

let me play -- this is condoleezza rice. i'm going start with condoleezza rice when she was on "the view" talking about the insurrection. here she is. >> i think what senator mcconnell may be referencing is yes, it's time to move on in a lot of way. >> yeah. >> i'm one who believes that the american people are now concerned about their what we call kitchen table issues. i live in california, not washington, d.c. and the american people do have other concerns that we ought to be thinking about. >> yeah, as if they don't care about democracy in california as well. but here she is kind of rolling it back. she was at the aspen security forum. maybe not the audience where you want to be kind of like just move on from that little insurrection. here's what she said there. >> well, let me be very clear. i didn't mean move on from january 6. i did mean, however, that we need to think about moving on to a new generation of leaders. let me tell you what i think about january 6. i'll just tell you flat-out. first of all, my worst day si

rice about 250,000,000 tonnes comes from natural sources. rice is a relatively small source.cs in particular, but then there are things like landfills where we can do a lot about, so the gas industry is easy to do, a lot of the gas is just waste. it's far better to burn it and turn it into electricity than just waste it in the air. equipment has got so much better in the last few years. we can finally find these leaks few years. we can finally find these lea ., , ., ., leaks and we should find them and we should fix them. _ leaks and we should find them and we should fix them. it _ leaks and we should find them and we should fix them. it is _ leaks and we should find them and we should fix them. it is quite _ leaks and we should find them and we should fix them. it is quite doable. . should fix them. it is quite doable. it is a very good initiative. um? should fix them. it is quite doable. it is a very good initiative.- it is a very good initiative. why is this seen as _ it is a very good initiative. why is this seen as only _ it is a very good initiative. why is this seen as

. >> we call it a wild rice cake. blue corn turkey and waffles. it's one of my favorites.rice. >> crediting her >> it's always about making someone else's food. so this is the opportunity to kind of make my food. >> chef waupepa calling her team "indigenous food warriors," fighting for native cuisine's rightful place. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back there same time tomorrow. thanks for

and his pork on rice shop. he's a shrine for his beliefs or your tongue shout out as a gun. bob, i did. you had jasa where you don't my balance is law when, when does the order? mueller know, girl. now they're just the one with her in, you know, you were, i was on the other the status quo has meant relative peace and stability for taiwan. but with china's sagan's determined to claim the place as its own, how long can the status quo last little higher then bowl? we are the will do i then means higher me what oxygen filing, who wonder gen challenging gen being yaeger chung gama me. ah, port was b, the capital a plus you getting is ranked one of the most dangerous city in the world. one a one east investigate the violent gains, easterling fear on the 3. on l g 0. the corona virus has been indiscriminately selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and inst

not if it went on with one, there was water on our land, weaker rice and wheat. look at it. now the people, the village, are building natural barriers to stabilize the sand dunes and stop them from moving already the sand is dangerously close to their homes. from above, the natural barriers looks like a fishing net cast over the sand and attempt to stop the unstoppable desert dunes have already buried holmes. now it's headed for the nearby school. i'm from edible oak seen and called up, but a cut sign of you see this sand dune wasn't there before it entered the school from the right. the ground was flat between those 2 blocks. this is a school for almost 400 students. that's an entire generation, a last generation, a generation condemned to flee or be recruited more droughts here a rainfall. water has become scars, farmers and herders fight over it. in areas where the 1000000 state is largely absent. arm groups including a kind of control access to water and arable land, giving it only to those willing to join their ranks. the combination of the alm conflicts, and the effect

asia: the tv but representative, nancy mace i followed your independent votes like representative rice from south carolina i really admire the republicans who vote country about party and a belief that both you and rice, and the new kids on the block there, your showing and independence that i admire as a registered republican and you keep saying lowering the temperature which is important for both parties. but especially the republican party and my hope is that we look forward it in the republican party and not back on trump. >> thank you for your call and when he ran for office, everybody knows that a very conservative but i will not vote to raise taxes read anything to the deficit i will respect and honor the constitution and i also told the voters my constituents that would be an independent voice. i'm thinking someone nancy pelosi and 90 percent of the time and i want to make sure that i have a record that truly reflect who i am, conservative but also reflect my district, represent a district that equally divided republican and democrat and i represent both sides of the outcome no

in this the ancient porges which is quinoa emirates and wild rice.is topped with the spicy chili and a duck egg everything you see right here is something that i up in something that inspired me the chef pulls her inspiration and strength from her ancestors in the kickapoo tribe native to oklahoma. this is one of a dish that is actually good memory of my grandmother. so when i see this dish and when i taste it i can just close my eyes and go back into the kitchen with her. she visions the restaurant as a cultural exchange where people unfamiliar with native cuisine can get a good meal and a good lesson we have turtle beans for incense and we have by visiting her native american food pantry. our foods are harvest and i wanted to display that that is my main purpose of letting them see where our foods come from the decor also showcases hand-painted murals by native american artists the meaning of this one is actually corner's life in a corn dance. so if you kind of look more up the corn is looking at you and dancing many of her staff from back of the h

paddy, a big rice paddy. and we landed on top of that hill. the guy shut the chopper off and there was dead silence. we got out, and i looked around and there were probably 200 -- meant they weren't in foxholes they did not have time, they were just little and then patient. and there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle except there was no rifle and that man was dead. and they were all dead. they had been overrun and all of them were killed by the vietcong. what we were doing there was the crew chief of that helicopter needed help. we had to go man to man until we found the two american advisers : : and it was a shock. it was a total shock. to that moment, my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies and i saw the reality. i saw 200 dead vietnamese and two dead americans and i looked at their faces and carried their bodies and i looked at them all the way back to that base on that helicopter and they didn't look like john wayne to me. in the movies you get up after they turn the cam

the 1st time that a newly constructed rice truck on the island of lombok will be used for major event governments to transform the area into a sports and entertainment hub. sco washington, as more now from monday rico. oh, on the island of phone book, champion right is, are converging on the coastal area of metallica to compete on the newly constructed circuit. this track is one of the country's most high profile infrastructure projects. it's been a hard work and we are very broad with a servant. we only built this, veronica locked in months. so it's all it's, it's a record. lubbock is less developed and less popular with international tourists than its neighbor. bali now as the circuit makes its debut, authorities are hopeful that may change the construction of the man to like a circuit is the 1st stage of the government's plan to turn this coastal area into a thriving sports and tourism hub their plans to build more sports facilities, new hotels and luxury retreats but not every one is impressed. subaru is home is just meters from the track. he is one of dozens of indigenous sa suck

and there's a hill, not very high hill in the middle of a rice paddy, a big rice paddy. like so. and we landed on top of that hill. and the guy shut the chopper off and there was dead silence. and we got out, and i looked around and there were probably 200 little, they were not fox holes. they didn't have time, they were little indentations and there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle. except there was no rifle and that man was dead. and they were all dead and they had been overrun and all of them were killed by the vietkong, and what we were doing there. the crew chief of the helicopter needed help. he had to go man-to-man until we found the two american advisers. and recovered their bodies and brought them back to the helicopter and brought them home. that was our, that guy led are us on the helicopter. he needed help carrying the bodies and i, i, it was a shock. it was a total shock. to my knowledge, the war was limited to john wayne movies for god's sakes. and now i saw the reality of it. i saw 200 dead vietnamese, and i saw two dead americans and i looke

the stop and we'll go from 2nd in sundays. rice, hamilton, teammate, fall 3, both tests from poll using linda taking on australia right now in crickets t 20. well cut final into boy australia on the toss and chose to bowl. but new zealand captain has made them pay for that vision kane williams and broke up in 50 earlier and got to 85 before he even made 172 from the 20 over australia just reply on the way fancy qualify for next year as well. cut in qatar, killian and by pay scored for goals for the defending champions as they thrashed kazakhstan, ain't no belgium also through. but as david stokes reports, the netherlands will have to wait from one of the defending will champions, france new or when against has exten would secure their world cup place. and they didn't hang about killing him. pappy took barely half an hour to rack up his 1st international hattrick. and he went on to get another, becoming the 1st french player to school for in one match since 1958, 8 neil the final score and did hear the champs team. now have the chance to defend the woke up trophy next year. wilson so luk

after him, rice, the one the presidential election. united nations has found evidence at all sides in ethiopia. guy conflicts have violated human rights, including some incidents that many months to war. crimes and crimes against humanity. reports of the year long conflict, same extreme, or taffy and new jersey. democratic governor phil murphy's an hourly one reelection victory, which is being seen as a bright spot in an otherwise concerning night for the us president harvey. right, let's talk 26. the u. k. government says dozens of nations have agreed to end. they use of cold, more details will be released later on thursday at the climate summit in glasgow. signature e signature, you know, include polling vietnam and chalet, but some of the world's major uses are reported to be missing from the deal token, glasgow on wednesday focus on financing a transition to green energy. here is more from a diplomatic editor, james benny's in glasgow. here its finance stay here and the words all sound very promising. indeed, rashid soon act the u.

negotiations between all the signatories and vienna, they stoled in june half to the hard line, abraham rice, c one the presidential election. and said, united states is now welcoming this announcement by its european allies and reiterates the possibility of reaching a deal. we believe it remains possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the jcp away by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june. when the 6 round concluded, we believe that if the iranians are serious, we can manage to do that in relatively short order. but we've also been clear, including as this pause has dragged on for some time, that this window of opportunity will not be open forever. but tension between tack, ron and washington, his hi, iran has accused the us of trying to capture one of its tankers carrying oil in the gulf of amanda, the u. s. has denied that claim. so let's have mux, it's patrick from the international institute for strategic studies. he told us the timing of iran's return would allow it to avoid are r

after the hard line, abraham rice, c one, the presidential election. now the united states is welcoming the announcement by its european allies reiterating the possibility of reaching a deal. we believe it remains possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the jcp away by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june. when the 6 round concluded, we believe that if the iranians are serious, we can manage to do that in relatively short order. but we've also been clear, including as this pause has dragged on for some time, that this window of opportunity will not be open forever. at the same time, the tension between tech, ron and washington, his high after iran accused the united states of trying to capture a tanka carrying its oil. this is in the gulf of oman, that the u. s. denies the claim. well, patty calhoun has more now on this from the pentagon. at a briefing here at the pentagon, the spokesman for the department of defense, john kirby was asked about

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i want to thank the editor hassan and braun and representatives rice for their work to help veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019 the inspector general of theva reported staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face . at the same time with our military there are nearly 200,000 dedicated well-trained workers and nearly every area of healthcare. doctors, nurses, pharmacies technicians and physical therapists. they understand the challenges our men in uniform face . 1000 or 13,000 of them separated from active duty every year and we can do more by helping separate the servicemembers to continuing their work in the federal government at places like the va. this bill directs the department of veterans affairs to recruit military medical personnel with less than a year left in service to work in federalhealthcare occupations . this program building upon existing efforts to create a pipeline for former military health professionals for both our veterans and military medical personnel servicing and it's not just what they do, it's too they are.

rice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rice: thank you, madam speaker. with so many real problems facing americans, created by the biden administration, open borders, soaring gas prices, sky high grocery bills and our embarrassment in afghanistan, my friends across the aisle assemble us here today to debate a cartoon. political cartoons routinely depict violence. it's not new. cartoons have depicted violence since there were cartoons. if you done believe me google political cartoons 2021. you'll see a depiction of joe biden killing a republican with a steam roller. a republican elephant trampling voters, among many others. i ask all of you out there to watch the gosar cartoon that is occupying the floor of the united states congress for over an hour today. is it inappropriate? yes. childish? of course. stupid? without question. but is it a threat? absolutely do not now i know some members may need to seek therapy because they saw this cartoon. but is it a threat? absolutely not. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. deutc

rice: thank you for being here today. last not was not just a big night for republicans, it was a big night for america. americans across the country rejected president biden and speaker pelosi's radical socialist agenda. the question now is, will washington democrats finally wake up and listen to the american people who have rejected this far left agenda? unfortunately what we've seen is the answer is no. this morning they are doubling down. what did we learn from last night? we learned that parents should be empowered to make decisions about their children's education, not the federal government. ms. stefanik: we learned that americans want more jobs, not more government welfare and reckless spending creating inflation. americans want to fund their police departments, not defund them. americans want freedom, not far-left socialism. this is the message that united americans across the country from new jersey to new york to virginia to texas. it united americans behind republicans last night and it is exactly what house r

representative rice, welcome. the floor is yours. >> thank you, sir. i am astonished that we're sitting here to debate this bill when we're talking about a multitrillion dollar bill with over 2,000 pages that was only issued an hour and a half ago. not one soul in this room has read or even knows what's in it. we think we know most of them, but we don't know for sure. we've heard zero testimony from experts about the effects on our economy, effects on industry, effects on everyday people. we're just moving on a whim and asked to take your word that this is going to be wonderful for the consumer. it's you job as legislators to vet these -- any legislation that we enact. but particularly something that is going to cost multitrillion dollars and add $5,000 -- or we're going to borrow $5,000 for every man, woman and child or spend $5,000 for every man, woman and child in this country if we enact this law. this is simply -- this is simpl. this is legislative malpractice, that we would even consider moving forward on this with no understanding of the cost an

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i want to thank senator hassan and senator braun, and representatives rice and latta for their work top veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019, the inspector general of the va reported that staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face in veterans' care. and at the same time, with our military, there are nearly 200,000 dedicated, well-trained workers in nearly every area of health care -- doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and physical therapists. they understand the health challenges our women and men in uniform face. one thousand -- actually, 13,000 of them are separated from active duty every single year. and we can do more by helping the separated service members with backgrounds in healthcare continue their work in healthcare in the federal government at places like the va. this bill directs the department of veterans affairs to create a program to recruit military medical personnel who have less than a year left in their service to work in federal healthcare occupations. this new program will build upon existing efforts to cre