so sheila.trablazer for women, for americans but during this unique where the theme is celebrating black culturbl you been someone who prayed helped to create it to create it tot. sheila what black history what t mean to you? what is black really puts apotlight on people of color. we're never celebrated. the other 11 mohs out of the year. we try, we try. that we have to abachievements of black folks. . and it's the time where i get called the most viewed anythingt it's just real focus throughout the entire nation where we're able to celebrate that's right.nd our and people of zero zero is, you. this book has so many different layers. and in the book there are three at. so ih the first act right because that was your upbringing that was that's how you found why but it also made your life more complicated in many ways can you tell us about that first act. yeah. wh w my parents, my father. every actthrough all three actsy life,role. but in the first act was the timeafter moving 13 time, because my

so sheila. is a trailblazer for women, for americans but during this unique where the theme is celebrating black culture black art you been someone who prayed helped to create it to create it to expand it to market it. sheila what black history month in terms of today, what does it mean to you? what is black history? a black history month really puts a spotlight on people of color. we're never celebrated. the other 11 months out of the year. we try, we try. but it's a shame that we have to use one month to really on the achievements of black folks. and that's a shame. and it's the time where i get called the most viewed speeches to be able to do anything, but it's just that one month where i think there's a real focus throughout the entire nation where we're able to celebrate our sheroes and our heroes. that's right. and people of zero zero is, you. this book has so many different layers. and in the book there are three at. so i want to start with the first act right because that was your upbrin

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the 3 biggest producers are australia, sheila and china, until now, china is by far the largest battery producer. we're going to need more battery capacity in the next few decades. not as far as smartphones, laptops and electric cars, which is store wind and solar energy, to market with probably the top of that on to 2 of those. and that will be, it's probably times 5 more like this. martino shots, as a professor for the chemistry of energy materials at the university of. yeah, not germany, relying on lithium alone won't cut it. the world will need every option available. and that's where sodium ion batteries come into the picture. so let's take a look at that element beneath the earth's crust and sodium is abundant, making up around 2.3 percent. it might not sound like much, but that's over $1000.00 times more. the amount of lithium found under the earth's crust. not only is it more readily available, but it's also cheaper. in early 2024 sodium carbonate was valued at approximately $290.00 per metric ton. battery grade, lithium carbonate was more than $13000.00 per met 1st tonne and li

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sheila jackson lee is an interesting case.one of her former staffers, she was going to run she ran for the mayor of houston. she losat on the saturday and all not monday she filed for reelection and it's been a bitter race. of the two we mentioned, the most vulnerable incumbent. host: we will have the coverage of the results of super tuesday. the largest primary election da of the 2024 presidential election. 15 states in the u.s.erritory or voting today. that live coverage will include on the ground coverage that kick 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. let's start with paul in new york, and independent. caller: as the new motor i feel disenfranchised. i would like to be able to vote for nikki haley and feel it my vote matters. i would like to ask the guests opinion on why the primary elections are so fractured with different rules and etc.. just a few states get to decide who is a candidate. it seems like it is set up that way to benefit the party. what could be done to get the whole electorate involved or do we just want the s

gastronomy now to discuss is sheila kyler of jeffries. sheila, good to see. put it in perspective what is the presumed business logic here of bringing the supplier in-house? >> in a perfect world boeing would operate by itself. spirit would be an out source supplier of fuselages. they would each enjoy profits and go along with their business. clearly de calvin has soft and his tone over the past few months given the issues with the last caroline instead and. it seems like spirit has to come in has to be better manage so with that ways a read that they feel the need to have more control? they have to show that they have their hands directly on the production and safety issues? how would it play? >> i think given the faa audit is in week 46, there is a doj investigation. there is clearly a lot of manufacturing mishaps going on. boeing has to bring speared in- house. we do not know the price facility which that, it could be a takeover or take under at this point giving the issue spirit has had. >> spirit is also -- part of its business is a supplier to airbus, a

there was at the be i don't know it just just yeah, i just have to manually sheila in one of those 2 will glove with only in your mom while you boy yep. the spark or so the good thing there for numerous, so it will include your book, smarts to today, well, know a while now we really send that to them, you know, on the phone or see that's not the the but also why do we use? because the sign in the spinning across the center of the call to both of them would be good to participate and they want you to me but and also to put in but you don't want to pursue an announcement. introduce nimble, quote the for the solution because she used it to the homes for the thought that there was a kitchen for the store. one day she works here when you want me to start go up to the somebody be out there and we'll put here. what is my solution? very somebody called my dish. previous to bowsman your sound behind you? yeah i'm, i'm glad you agree with me. we just the way i wish to because we were just a few as well, or should i go to new york? some of the you know, can you if it is correct for us to a sole

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sheila johnson is sitting here and sheila could tell you. i just love plano people and eating and drinking i'm from louisiana. we have four delicious seasons. shrimp, crab crawfish and oil. so why y'all having all this? they're all going to rain out here, y'all should be getting something out of it. okay, but what gives me hope? i think our young people. yeah, and people continue to underestimate. you know what i told my students yesterday? i said, if you don't stand in your power, someone will take it away. so how do you encourage people to understand that they help power as citizens to change the outcome of anything whether it's, you know, your local city council races, you know your state, your state lawmakers, you can change it because we have power. so i'm to ask you that question and then i'm a talk like a woman for 5 minutes since you're on the the all woman, all women panel i think young are especially in this day and they're extraordinary i think to just know i know i'm not i'm not old per se but i look at what generations after me

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our reliance on fossil fuels, 65 percent of the world's reserves all the cages between argentina, sheila unbelievable region is known as the lithium triangle. in argentina, 13 you mining projects of prospecting fully see him by 2030. the country could become the 2nd largest producer of the metal in the world, the 900 kilometers. most of the chinese plant live. the salt works of setting as grande's by the indigenous population has been harvesting sold for more than 4000 years. well, that's almost the sense that our the use of the colors, but the cost of the salt works here has also been targeted by the lithium industry in 2019 the local community heard that prospecting was about to start from the land roman jewelry. i love it. busy seemed like when i really don't like you know this, but what i feel this both the 3 it'd be well, ducky, i don't know, but i don't know the policy at all. i don't think they noticed all the time. the thought better give a hold a 2nd thought of course i seen the 2nd one was to them. i keep listening to says sleep when i mean, if i thought those of course at the

sheila: it really has taken advantage.s particularly done well because we don't have a max 10 certified. the max 10 is 10% more capacity and that's why airlines like united are focused on. you look at that on friday or thursday, they are cutting their aircraft intake by 50% this year and that's one of the largest carriers in the world. that means there's a shortage clearly so airbus has taken a share. 60% but it cannot go beyond that. on the wide-body market, boeing is still doing well. the 787 is the dominant aircraft. jonathan: how easy is it to do that? sheila: that's the play even in a global duopoly where both are successful pricing should be up because airlines are telling you ryanair cut their schedule and raised airfares by 10%. airlines are telling you we need these planes. assuming boeing and airbus are healthy players. jonathan: really want to catch up with michael o'leary, a ton of questions for the ryanair boss. when matt incident in the last two or three months violated their deferred prosecution agreement wi

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it's also where sheila met her husband, bob, who sadly died in 2016.there. we had a lovely family home there. i'd been married for 56 years to bob, so i have a lot to thank cadbury�*s for. so, too, did, gary, his wife cynthia, pamela and joan — they've got nearly 90 years of service on the cadbury production line between them. all of them say working at bournville was more than just a job. cadbury's means the world. it was my life. and we wouldn't be where we are without cadbury's. gary even has an incredible claim to fame. not a fan of the 1970s lime barrel from a tin of roses, he had a better idea. wouldn't it be wonderful if this was a caramel barrel? cadbury's thought it was a wonderful product. i received a remit of £500 for doing that, which i bought my first car with! the cadbury story begins well before bournville. on this day, 200 years ago, john cadbury opened a grocer�*s on bull street in birmingham city centre. john's sons, richard and george, took over an ailing business in 1861, turning its fortunes around by selling chocolate to upwardly

sheila look at that man in there. mr rees—mogg . tell him how rees—mogg.n the road. >> i'm very foraging. i i'm an old lady and i would fall over very easily . very easily. >> it seems so unfair that the council is expecting people of your age to fix the road yourselves when they have a responsibility for maintaining paths and highways in somerset. >> that's right. so you know, as we've got the opportunity to speak to you, we i can only say to you on behalf of our neighbours , what can we do if neighbours, what can we do if they keep putting us off and not, giving us silly answers as silly answers like fill them yourself when it's not our responsibility? there is street lighting in in the road. there is gas mains in the road , there is gas mains in the road, there are water mains in the road and sewerage in the road . are we sewerage in the road. are we expected to fix that as well? if >> you you'll have to borrow one of those, yellow jackets from george osborne when you go out to mend it. >> well that's we won't be going out to mend him. mr rees—mogg. we

and i am the sheila that will deliver. >> recent polling shows men, latino and independent voters favords, who has spent months laser focused on the race. >> i think it's time for a change in the election. everybody in the district wanted change. >> jackson lee spent last year running for mayor of houston, losing that race and the time for fundraise for her re-election. >> so here i am in 2024 reminding my constituents they have not seen me take a misstep from serving them. that's what i like most, for them to know the work we have done and the work we are going to do. >> at the same time, a local scandal. secretly recorded video of lee berating her staff, and the point was to undermine her not by edwards but who she calls maga democrats. >> this 18th congressional district street belongs to the people of the 18th congressional district. when they say it's time for change, that's when change will result. >> the political implications of the race are huge, and perhaps historic. >> our thanks for that report. >>> up next, we will go to california where big names are running for seats in t

but there was one part in the book in w sheila who worshiped sheila.he religion of sheila ism. and i think in many ways that's become the dominant religion of america today, which is the religion of ourselves, the religion of the autonomous, liberated self. and the worst thing that you can confront the liberated autonomy myself with is the idea that you are not a liberated, autonomous self. you are the you are an air to a of. things practices, events. ideas. osophies that preceded your life. you are a person who is bounded by all kinds of limitations. l' just start with the idea that the language that you grow up in is actually going deeply influence how you think. you know, if you've know a second language well enough, you realize there are certain things i can express in hebrew or in german or in french that i't say in english, but a dutch dutch. sorry, i forget where i am. those are you speak dutch? yeah. if it having to grow up in this particular limits what i can think. there are all kinds of limitsrl. and so the one thing that the religion of she

diane nash, nancy pelosi, maxine waters, congresswoman sheila jackson lee.ression, the women stood up tohe madness demanding that the center must hold. and on this side of the aisle we believe every women should have the right for equal right to equal vote and resources available to any man. we believe when at all possible, no woman should give her life to giving birth. we believe that the maternal mortality rates of black women is against the bigotry and persistence and on this side of the aisle,ñ( believe every woman to control what happens to her body and autonomy. how dare any man tell a woman what she can do with her body. any government come between a women and her medical decisions and use a women's bodyÑ0 to get elected rather than respecting the fact that every woman is made in of god. that is the difference. this side of the aisle gave the nati supreme justice the first african american women. the other side of the aisle has spent the last r50 years trying to destroy roe versus wade and after they facilitated that disaster and trying to undermine i

and, sheila, you heard her response. yes. once again, sheila johnson has earned the rare pomp award here. yeah. and again, the book is sheila johnson through fire. we didn't even get into the meaning of salamander, but this book is about love, loss and. of course, her amazing journey, her triumphs and her sacrifices. so please, it's a greatin. as i look out over the audience, i'm of something adlai stevenson said at the 1960 democratic convention because even though he was trying to get nominated, he wasn't announced candidate. so i walked onto the floor of the convention and he got completely mobbed and as he left a television commentator there, said to him, who do you think's going to win? he said, the last survivor, huh? so i want to welcome you all as last survivors. look, i'm honored to be here with two of the most vital and insightful public intellectuals in america, whom i read all the time. anne applebaum is a pulitzer prize winning historian, writer for the atlantic, senior fellow at the johns hopkins of advanced int

pre sheila and lately the nets has been experiencing traffic jams during rush hours. again, we're seeing trucks civilian cars as a military vehicles and so on. heavy traffic is back. food and building supply. stores are full of goods, it looks like people are feeling more optimistic about their future. again, people want to live in thrive here. we're seeing an uptick in uh, real estate prices and rents, which makes sense in terms of demand and supply. but let's not go into that now. since the reunification of russia, we've done bass. have you begun to feel the positive impact of such things as the maternity capital support tools for s m e, 's, etc. so these to let them loose. i'm not unless i thought them throughout all this time that we've set down for interviews at different stages. some of them maybe you recall that initially i used to have some kind of line up to me as way up to. i wanted to see our republic exploration in many areas and our multiples incomes rise . now you may say we've reached a point where these things have become possible. we are a toss of rus

sheila gave me no choice. i had to defend myself. if i hadn't, i'd be dead.

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neil: sheila bair, you helped the nation out of the middle of that financial meltdown to keep calm heads and avoid the banking system going curb louis, but she was in maryland and played an important role in trying to control college costs and it is that part of her fine brain we want to tap right now. >> nice to see you. adam: government solution is to give people money and make the loans go away. colleges and universities respond by hiking their prices all the more so the problem doesn't go away. >> it is flawed and on the public service loan forgiveness it should be pointed out the program is authorized by congress in 2007. it was authorized and other things have not been authorized and they are making it worse, the bottom line problem is colleges originate these loans. colleges get most of the proceeds. the tuition but if the loan defaults, taxpayers pick up the bill so they hike tuition, make these kids borrow as much as possible because that's where the revenues go. it's a statement of fact and until you make colleges have some need to be on the hook for this, we are going to have

let me start by saying ranking members subcommittee ranking member sheila jackson lee sensor regrets.delayed as her own primy you the gentle lady yields back i reckon is a gentleman the ranking member from new york. let me start by saying ranking members subcommittee ranking member sheila jackson lee sensor regrets. she was a delayed as a result of his or her own primary yeste and super tuesday and was on a flight to d.c. as we speak. thank you, mr. chairman for holding this important hearing and shining a light of efforts to combat the sexual exploitation of children. law enforcement experts and victims advocates have reported advancements inec child sex abuse material known as (csam) available distributedhorrific ps depicting depraved acts against children are now increasingly readily available to virtually every incident -based including social networking platforms, filesharing sites, gaming devices and mobile apps. the demand for newegregious imas drives the market for this material part resulting in the continued abuse and exploitation of children. since he sexual violence the s

sheila, looking for the use was you can get to the rubbish for some reason. oh, that's a good long story. and we could also go to the game. so because the both of these, his both the bills and the to the, just the system of the when were you thinking about of the following most of the police getting the, what it means to 40 and it needs to give, which is which is not so much jamie morgan, interested in the summary of the game. it will allow me to, to see the degree of. so he asked me my number to send me over to deliver to you. if i chose to process the blackboard for system, she must ok or how do i access? now those are so special models for your business selection, you would have done such and yet i just showed that there was a sheet on the 4th of come down. is that about the name of the? what do you put those c for mediates voice? now, jimmy, the jim jimmy, the one the board mentioned alex that i was admitted to the, to the board come fix was made of the decision, the mazda, most of the wood needs good, a good number of our and it's not that good to be a g

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