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shelley and her mum irene are cutting back.— essentials.we are not bu in: to irene are cutting back. we are not buying to waste. _ irene are cutting back. we are not buying to waste, just _ irene are cutting back. we are not buying to waste, just buying what| irene are cutting back. we are not i buying to waste, just buying what we need. making meals out of what we've got rather than chucking stuff away. it does make us, you re—evaluate everything, we have changed our habits, haven't we?— everything, we have changed our habits, haven't we? food prices are increasin: habits, haven't we? food prices are increasing fastest, _ habits, haven't we? food prices are increasing fastest, now _ habits, haven't we? food prices are increasing fastest, now that - habits, haven't we? food prices are increasing fastest, now that 1996. i habits, haven't we? food prices are| increasing fastest, now that 1996. so increasing fastest, now that 19%. so kelvin is working harder to deliver good value. kelvin is working harder to deliver good value-— good value. pe

michael: shelley graham was baffled when she saw the notice.anch eyes tax board shows it mailed out 9.6 million debit cards but 15% were never activated. that means roughly $750 million is left unclaimed by those who are entitled to it. the cards expire in 2026. after that, the money goes back to the state. >> called the number, went through the prompts. michael: there is a problem, the letter says call money network can claim your refund. >> only to get a message saying due to high call volume, we cannot talk to you now, click. michael the old problem : persists, folks cannot get through. >> i waited on hold for about 40 minutes and i give up. >> if you are calling about a letter stating you have not yet activated your middle-class, this number is four really -- relay operators. michael: the prompts led h circles. >> i thought, somebody has got a way to do this. this is ridiculous. i do not know why they decided a debit card was a good idea. i contacted 7 on your side. michael: shelley and jenny finally did get there debit cards. a little late

becoming the 1st of fleet the receipt, both the individual and collective a war, jamaican sprinter, shelley and fraser pry was named female sports personality of the year of the award ceremony in parents, and i pray that you will be in, in some saucer now in the champions league, semi finals kick off him tuesday night when rail madrid play host to manchester city. coach pep gabriella side have one all the thing list. domestic honors in recent years, but have yet taste, glory in europe. it's tough. club competition. their best thing. this could be the year they finally changed that ray, i'm a dream celebrating their record, extending 14 european comp. last may. these are scenes that manchester city have so far, only been able to dream, despite their domination of the premier league over the last decade. they failed the sword against re out and the champions league semi finals a year ago. now they are doing their best to believe they can take down the spanish aristocrats. this time we go go, i got to be positive, i believe in ourselves. we obviously reached the final before. so we've proven t

russian journalists who attended a conference here in the, in the women were treated at the cities shelley to hospital and written the job in capital for an event organized by the kremlin critic nicole for the coffee the close of the symptoms is still unconcerned. 7 people including 4 children, have been killed at the school and finally, after a roof class during storm. local media is reporting that heavy rain and strong winds brought down the roof for the sports steals, but the children were playing. it comes to thailand and says it's moving soon rein season. now police have begun searching the area around the portuguese reservoir as part of the investigation into the disappearance of the precision. total up madeline mccann. the stretch of woodside is just 50 kilometers from the results where the 3 year old went missing in 2007. the operation being supported by german and british offices. last year, a german national was formerly made a suspect in the case. and we can get more now from antonio mountains. nasa with john list in the portuguese portuguese capital. lisbon and welcome to anton

reporter: shelley was baffled when she saw the notice.s it mailed out 9.6 million debit cards but 15% were never activated. that means roughly $750 million is left unclaimed by those who are entitled to it. the cards expire in 2026. after that, the money goes back to the state. >> called the number, went through the prompts. reporter: the letter says call money network can claim your refund. >> only to get a message saying due to high call volume, we cannot talk to you now, click. reporter: the old problem persists, folks cannot get through. >> i waited on hold for about 40 minutes and i give up. >> if you are calling about a letter stating you have not yet activated your middle-class, this number is four really operators. please hang up and call one 800. reporter: the prompts letter in circles. >> i thought, somebody has got a way to do this. this is ridiculous. i do not know why they decided a debit card was a good idea. i contacted 7 on your side. reporter: shelley and jenny finally did get there debit cards. a little late, but still w

but my godmother was the amazing actress shelley winters.e book i won't spoil them there are a few that aren't in the book but hearing all of their stories -- i remember my mom telling me this one story of shelley had gained weight and she was like, "we've got to go to a spa, and we've got to lose weight." and my mother was like, "i don't want to really go or lose weight." she's like, "well, you're coming with me. i need you i need your support. we're going to go to this place. we're going to this weight loss clinic and it's going to be incredible." and she had this, like, old vintage convertible cadillac and they drove to this place out in the desert and it was i think the second night my mom hears like a ferocious knock at her door and she says, "i'm starving to death. you gotta get me out of here." [ laughter ] and my mother is like, "no this is a five-day program." and so she said, "just meet me in five minutes in the parking lot. and she had put her car in neutral and made my mom and she push it carefully out of the parking lot. [ laugh

the soon after the upper floors of the holiday inn was set on fire by intensive shelley . the fighting on the ground spread into what was called set to full weather for lunches had begun using the hilton as a snow like the base. in the days leading up to the stone to the civil war, to be rude, hilton that'd been preparing for its grand opening. but that never took place. instead, militias, on both sides checked in before any v i t guests. this rare, all kinds video shows the moment when the left wing fighters seize the lobby of the hilton after the for lunches to withdrawal into the positions in the holiday. and the important thing if you are walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. and my name is tim. so and i was the bbc's, middle east correspondence in bay. ruth, in the seventy's, eighty's and ninety's. i was in bay roots during the much of the 1180. so i remember once trying to get down to the holiday inn to try and make some sort of effort to get into it, to interview this alliances. and just as i was getting to the point in an area

the old face of the local research center was directly hit by the shelley us the 5 high mas walk. it's we used in the attack, another ukrainian slide, kate, a different part of a city on friday, igniting cause, and destroying several houses. no injury since the day is at the same. 37 year old woman has been killed and many others wounded. author highmark, it struck on this building the scientific research institute in the don't yet city center. the 1st a rocket attack took place just before 9 am now this is pee cow. this is rush hour when many people on their way to work on their way to school. this was clearly designed for maximum impact. now, there was a 2nd rocket strike suits and emergency services had arrived on the scene and many a saying that the strike was a deliberate. but the, you can see the sheer scale of the destruction this huge criteria in front of me was caused by the impact of the rockets. it's hot. the rook is toll through this building here beside me, the a scientific research institute. they've destroyed other buildings also by the side of the, of the original

the shelley elect devastation in its wake with armando collateral damage, the russian army, supposedly the great protector of the soviet legacy, destroyed a soviet monument. just like it would, anything else here? the terrible they hit him right in the hot on you. this is you defended us from the gym and occupies the new, occupies came and they destroyed the mostly or among the following. many ukrainian names or the soviet soldiers who defeated fascism were by no means all the russians . what type of them was the voice and through which is beautiful. the problem is that christian has hijacked the image of the soviet folks that i'd say to you the you or on this board is it that this we have to use this glorification full propaganda against us, so crazy and inflict itself. so could i use. so i'm not coming up which has funds we're letting him know that you want me, you know, we're giving him somebody to these images. um, when actually they were made for us, it was for the right decision when the mentor uses 3rd is done us is for who i think we should be using the money and the strength a

brigades in the west bank tied up as the deed was also one of those prisoners who was freed in the shelley. uh deal. and he was brought here to gaza, where he is originally from novelist. while the 3rd one is g, had a guy named he is the secretary of the military council in eclipse brigades. it's also worth noting that uh, kind of a tiny was assigned after the assassination of the previous a leader in august 2022 in the is really a talk on is live and you had uh commanders as well here in because this trip assume that i was i talking to us from you guys are. all of that is raising changed is that the guys are israel border and william knox is in chicago on israel far as um, as long as you had has been promising our response to what has been happening. people there waiting to see what that reaction is going to be when of the yeah, that's right and of course is randy also, which is since the as this morning have been telling residents in this region. hey, we're about 4 miles from the northern part of gauls. ahead to make sure they stay close to rocket shelters, and indeed some local authorit

i am happy to introduce a great legend from west virginia, chair shelley moore-capito. [applause] >> i should sit down, now that i am a legend. [laughter] but that goes against everything we do, right? it's great to be here with my house colleagues and my senate colleagues. and i want to say, first of all, the gauntlet that that senator schumer threw out to speaker mccarthy when he said you can't have a plan, you won't get it done. well, guess what? they got it done. and they have the only plan that we see that raises our debt limit but also responsibly brings in fiscal sanity. plain and simple, the president who prides himself on being such a great negotiator, has refused to negotiate for 97 days. and so here we are on the brink of abiding default -- of a biden default. i think he is leaving now to go to japan? i am, like, stop. stop. we have an obligation here to the people that we represent, an obligation to ourselves, to be responsive legislators and do the right thing. the right thing was to get in the room. it is time now for the president to get serious, to have

and that's why i definitely know that shelley is hoping for more women like to look at the quote. for former students takes women from the sooner clean program alone to work with. today, the quicken the kiosk in the bundle with the minnesota policy stay for the quote you, it's a routine assignment for her students. it's a milestone getting solar energy to light up. the darkness very is firing. now let's move on to an idea that is a set of old and beneficial for families and gotten this around a well. it's an ation irrigation by fluids from tanisha using play dogs to water plants. and it is important involved the behaviors, change, formless, use up to 80 percent of all your tests used in the country. then you irrigation system is simple on it's allows plans to try one less or 2. it is 6 weeks doing good, but the olive trees are hardy plants that do wetland average regions up to a point in the past. there used to be adequate rainfalls here in northern tunisia, but due to climate change it's become a lot dryer. is now farmer mohammad then east miles transports water to the orchards f

including 2 children, were wounded in the city of gold rocha in the lattice latest round of ukrainian shelley of rushes on. yes, republic, we should warn viewers. the following images are disturbing. this is footage of one of the victims, a 6 year old girl. local authorities say ukrainian forces are deliberately targeting residential areas with nato supplied weapons. r t. steve sweeney spoke to a boy who lost his leg after one of the weapons destroyed his home. of many other children, his age, 12 year old village, it was looking forward to the end of the school year in the summer of funding guidance with family and friends. but he's hungry, so shocked to win a negative supply weapon and destroyed his house and the ukrainian attack he was rushed to hospital with don't his fault to save his life. but due to his injuries, one of his legs was amputated. yeah, but i saw something that was thrown showing while i was sleeping. i was walking by pain in my legs and see if i remember that there was a lot of smoke around me. i was afraid to suffocate. i screamed, then my dad carried me out. i was taken

as a supermarket, a poplin that even a children's playground in von and bass come under ukrainian shelley as always, all the remains on the front line. this is a residential area around me, a recall with broke, there was no military presence here. many of the children that use this playground would have been born off the 2014, so they will know nothing but war. that's what russian security chief claims. traces of radiation, they're currently drifting towards western europe, possibly complete the.

as a supermarket, a poplin that even a children's playground in dawn and boss come on to ukrainian shelley as always, all the remains on the front line. this is a residential area around me. our palmer broke there was no military presence here . many of the children that use this playground would have been pulling off the 2014, so they will know nothing but war. a top russian security chief claims traces of radiation are currently drifting towards the western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were just.

sound was broadcast from 5 people have been injured off to a russian border town came under ukrainian shelley authorities the say the town in the belgrade region was taken 2 separate incidents. a, you can see the damage inflicted on residential buildings. emergency personnel were very quick to the scene and those who were injured would quickly hospitalized speed . while the co founder of the russian private admitted treat company, wagner now says he's been promised all the necessary supplies to keep fighting in out of troubles. of the issue though, had become a major dispute in the last week. with the wagner chief, you have any pre goshen struggling to pull his troops out if they would not properly supplied. however, he now says his forces will hold depositions off to receiving the ammunition requested. you also claim the head of the russian army. well, now, personally deal with the old direct communications between russian forces and the private military vault. and of course, meanwhile, the situation in october, if they certainly remains complicated on the map, you can see the territory that

wounded as a supermarket. poplin that even a children's playground in von bos come on, the ukrainian shelley as always, all the remains on the front line. this is a residential area around me, a recall that broke there was no military presence here. many of the children that use this playground would've been born off the 2014, so they would know nothing but war. that's what russian security chief claims traces of radiation. they're currently drifting towards the western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were destroyed, and ukraine. inspection of the insurrection and f. b i was a blow reveals on the cup of agents and assets were pressed into the capitol hill riots. the reason though, for the agencies refusing to release surveillance bodies from that fateful day, they don't want to hide the any of that guy. was one of the program talk in the club. see where you as a president, standing alongside fellow arrow bleep and listen to the 1st time in more than a decade. upper. the bolt on country was reiterated to the group, submit, improving diplomatic time. the types of updates on your to

0 stuff came together to remember shelley novel, actually one year after killing a theme running through the speeches given by management from the channel and by colleagues in ramallah was the challenge of finding justice. she read one year after her death. and the difficulty of bringing those people responsible for killing, shooting to justice, but a commitment of the channel will continue to try and bring those responsible for killing julian to just the crime is very clear and the justice has to be done. if it's not done through the court, regardless of which will include the, the international criminal court, then it has to be done to the media through, through social media, through the people who believe in moral justice 3, it is very, very humble. it's very, very funny. on some more famous, she became more humble. it's made her fishing when people stop her on the streets and she suffers everyone's unless she loves being surrounded by people. now the ministration in washington, d. c. has agreed on the pressure from congress, the b b. i should investigate to readings, that she was a u

the shelley gave him before sending parcels. i was assigned the task of spying upon the 3 crimean officials to monitor how they move, where they live. i needed to gather all possible data. they wanted to eliminate them. this scheme revealed by the detained suspects, was strikingly familiar to russia's counter terrorism offices. in fact, it was the one that once worked out for key of in the assassination of gary, a dog in the last august journalist and daughter of philosopher alexander duncan. the explosive material used for the i. e. d. 's wasn't random. it was military grade, stuff made in the u. k. the same material and identical parts were discovered on the peninsula. this february, when a railway line was blown up, judging by everything that happened on the railway line in crimea, in february, i'm 100 percent. sure it was a terrorist attack. i understand that it was the parcel that blew up the railway. then clearly the i e. d. 's weren't made in crimea. so how did they get there? well, some of the explosives and detonate as

the regional governor reported that saw today was the heaviest a yet of ukrainian shelley is key of us troops attached to factories in the areas talking fires like to the lines, wills or damage to the results of the strikes and they've left many locals without power. the brain implants may soon become a reality now. so, you know, most of the newer technology company, newer link has received approval from the us food and drug administration to conduct it's supposed to of a human clinical trials. according to most of the implants will create a brain shit interface which will eventually help disabled patients to move communicate and see again, the fda clarence comes in mid rise and concerns avenue or links experimentation on animals. the company has been accused of premature testing, causing the unnecessary suffering and death of monkeys takes on sheep among others is also being blamed for the illegal transportation of dangerous pathogens via chips extracted from test subjects without proper containment meshes. malaria, we discussed the ethics of such projects with political alex on the l

the region is governed a report if it's not today was the heavy se yet of ukrainian shelley. as kids troops attached to factories in the area talking follows electrical lines. what was the damage to the results of the strikes and of left to many locals without more than $3000.00 protesters have blocks roads in the hey, as possible as a climate action groups, demonstrations against fossil fuels, subsidies demonstrations started 7 days ago in provincial cities with active a, smashing nitty 20 full, columbus and daily, and other lens along with other e. u. countries now to end environment in the home full subsidies by 2020. so other government really full. this fossil fuel industry is still being provided today is located the hague. main store effect is the says of such incidents this year in mexico, officials on doing full up for and i'm back to ation of civilian submitted ongoing volcano, a russian ash from the public cause a puzzle volcano. and this central pause of mexico has delayed multiple flights in the countries campus. so it's the 1st time is up to since 1994. and the

as a supermarket poplin, that even a children's playground in dawn and bass come under ukrainian shelley as always, all the remains on the front line. this is a residential area around me, a recall that broke there was no military presence here. many of the children that used this playground would've been born off the 2014. so they would know nothing but war. that's what russian security chief claims traces of radiation. they're currently drifting towards the western europe.

they, in 2013, issued a decision called shelley versus holmes. i think it's one of the decisions that will go down like dred scott, a decision that the court and the institution of the just dish erie will regret. they were an of all of the voter suppression by knocking down a key provision which provided a set of standards at a pre-approval process with many southern states have to go through. so we have to understand, we are in a new normal when it comes to voting rights. we have become polarized with many gop saying no. them saying yes. it wasn't that way somehow -- in the state of louisiana. there were many members on the gop side, i can speak more about the senate than i can about the house, who i think should change their position and recognize that the fundamental civil rights and peoples rights are legacy votes. legacy votes. those people voted against civil rights and voting rights in 1960. he's they are not people by and large that are recognized in history with great applause. and i encourage these, members these gop members, mitch mcco

so if your cranium, shelley, is, keeps troops attached to factories in the area. smoking fires, electrical lines will also damage the results of the strikes and they've left many low clues without power. the more than 3000 protests of blocks, roads in the hague, as part of a climate action groups demonstration against fossil fuels, subsidies, demonstrations daunted 7 days ago in provincial cities with activists marching 8024 . columbus is daily the netherlands, along with other e. u. countries about to end the environment to the home full subsidies by 2020. however, government really full, the full so feel industry is still being provided. today's locate of the hakes maintenance. the effect is the 7 such incidents this year right implants may soon become a reality, is a little must cause new row technology company. newer link has received approval from the us food and drug administration to conduct as fast as a human clinical trials. according to most of the implants will create a brain shift into the phase, which will eventually help disabled patients to move community page and see again,

having to refer to this site today was the heaviest day of ukrainian shelley s. t s. troops attached to factories in the area smoking fires. electrical lines will also have damaged as a result of the strikes and have left many locals without power. the building 3000 protesters have blocked roads in the hague, netherlands as parts of a climate action groups demonstration against fossil fuels, subsidies, demonstration stones. it's 7 days ago in provincial cities with activists marching that a 24 kilometers daily. and the lens along with the other e u countries vowed to end the environment to the harmful subsidies by 2020. however, the government really full. the fossil fuel industry is still being provided. today's blockade of the haves main store effect is the 7th such incidents this year . the brain implants may soon become a reality as a loan. last cuz newer technology comes a company. newer link has received approval for the us food and drug administration to conduct its the established human clinical trials. according to most of the implants will create a brai

the -- make shelley, foggy start of the race. while it was not raining yesterday, there was still an atmospheric river. >> we were hoping it would stop raining today. jobina: they were dressed up as the atmospheric river. yet it -- get it? plenty of other great costumes as well, concluding these women from san jose. this is cute. peer is a look at this year's major breaker's winner -- here is a look at this year's beta-2 breaker -- bay to breakers winner. the winner of the non-binary division also i need it last year, which was the first time -- also won it last year, which was the first time they had that category. for more on the race, check our homepage. drew: we have a live the exploratorium camera. we are finding some patchy clouds out there. we will start out with morning clouds in spots, dense fog along the coast. day ahead and submit to yesterday, warm temperatures in the that the post relatively cool. temperatures at 9:00 a.m. in the 50's and 60's. brighter skies prevail quickly as the morning goes on. uncover limited to

. >> shelley graham was baffled when she saw the notice. this tax board shows 9.69 debit cards, but 15 percent were never activated. that means roughly $750 million was left unclaimed i those who are entitled to it. it expired in 2026 and after that, the money goes back to the state. >> called the number, and went to the prompts. the number says called money network can claim your refund. x only to get a message saying that due to high call volume we cannot take that right now. >> the old problem persist. folks can't get through. >> i waited 40 minutes read >> if you are calling about a letter you received stating you have not activated this? >> she thought she was getting results. >> this number is only for relay operators. please hang up this call. >> but the prompts led to circles. >> i thought someone has to have a way to do this. >> i don't know why they decided this was a good idea. >> i contacted 7 on your side. reche valley and jenny finally did get there debit cards a little late, but still welcome. >> is nice to know we have someo

>> good morning and welcome to daybreak all shelley a, i'm paul and alan and sydney. we are counting down to the major market opens. top stories, white house and republican congressional leaders raise to rally support for the deal to avert a u.s. default. president biden personally calling lawmakers as environmentalists condemn the pack. u.s. equity futures post modest gains with optimism on the deal. markets look ahead to important factors when trading resumes after the memorial day holiday. a gauge of chinese equities in hong kong is closer to a bear market is a slow economic recovery -- as a slow economic recovery keeps investors away. annabelle: we've got the u.s. futures coming online. we have had a public holiday on monday. holidays are seeing trading but we see futures pointing higher at the outset. it really is down to that optimism around the debt deal of the u.s. we are seeing the bloomberg dollar gauge holding onto its losses that came in on friday. this had been the haven currency that investors had been retreating to. oil coming in online. again, thinner

shelley phels, areas, very controversial. shelley phelps. thank _ areas, very controversial.! but it was _ all, can you? took on that famous phrase! but it was a _ all, can you? took on that famous phrase! but it was a target. - phrase! but it was a target. laughter so far every single possible place we have gone to around the country with this kind of head—to—head with the conservatives, it has been good news. we want to win them all but you can't do that but there is enough to be happy about. like my i am hearing labour has fallen short in darlington, very much a target —— and i am hearing. very much part of the tees valley and somewhere labour wanted to make progress. as if by magic, there are the seats at the moment. a hung council with labour on 25 seats and the conservatives on 14. on 25 seats and the conservatives on ia. 50 on 25 seats and the conservatives on 14. ., ., 4' on 25 seats and the conservatives on 14. ., ., ~ ., ., yes, on 25 seats and the conservatives on 14-— yes. and - on 25 seats and the conservatives on 14-— yes. and i - 14. so look at that... yes, and

his republican counterparts, senator shelley moore capiteau is pushing back too. >> oh, this is goingical over reaching probably illegal regulation out of the epa. you're going to have to up the price. you're going to have outages like we had last winter where there was a call to restrict juror usage of your heating. reporter: this is the second major rule the epa has proposed in just the last couple of weeks , in an effort to fight climate change. this one, and the proposal to try to get more americans in electric vehicles, liz, will almost certainly face legal challenges. liz: interesting, grady trimble great reporting as always thank you so much. joining us now, texas public policy foundation energy expert former congressman jason isaac. jason, it's good to see you. what's your take on this because it's reportedly, this proposal reportedly would hit nearly all fossil fuels power plants that generate about 60% of the nations electricity. senator manchin says the white house has no adequate backup plan to replace the lost base load generation there. >> liz, you're right. i live a hig

and look at all this, what whether funneling into southern shelley and pennsylvania. so for the next little bit, you may see some mixed precipitation flurries flying from this guy. the of the is the conflict into john contributes a correspondence or on the ground to report every angle. if the stories have been on good between the hours and the 6 needs, are me like pages to say that a 100. i'm assuming this refugee is why you have to be registered under what kind of access page this dispute does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there and all the challenges ahead is your stay without benefits . the . the one thing else is 0 reminder of our headlines. ukrainian president valid america lensky is at the g. 7 summit in japan. the us has agreed to support ukraine's access to advanced fighter jets. moscow says the west runs a colossal risk if it supplies the jets, the key to the head of russia's wagner, mercenary group, you've getting pre. goshen says his forces have full control of the besieged, new cranium. city of buff. fluids. the city has been assigned to

. >> professor shelley, let's shift gears just a little bit and go back to this think bombshelchl of revelation in these emails that you hads th two former cia chiefats colludid to provide joe biden with a talkinin g point forpres a presidential debate. the last debate inid nashville late october 2020, that famousbe line from joe biden where hen s saysay talking about hunter biden's laptop is , quote, garbage. hetes that 50 intel officials have said it has noe markings of russian disinformation. we know that that's all wrong. that was all a lie. but it really struck me that con i saw, speaking of congressional investigations, goingr john brennan and another are going to have to go testifyo in front of congress. james clapper are going to have to go and testify in congress about the weaponization of the governmente . can you clue us into that was a little bit? i think people felt it wasai unfair, but now it actually hass some legs, does it?t there's a curious thing about this letter, right? because we do know it's false. >> it's soon after thise allegation came out, american intellige

critical part of why joe biden may be skipping the backpack up -- back half of his asia trip to our shelley you get something done, let's say it does get done and biden was saying that he might be around for the end of the negotiations at the end of next week, once that gets done, you have to sell it and there's not much time left before june 1. and so, whatever you get done, congress has to vote. shery: this asia trip was supposed to be very meaningful for president biden, right? it was a way to strengthen ties with asia to really counter china's influence. how big of an influence will this cancellation have? derek: i think there will be u.s. diplomats, particularly in the u.s. working hard to try to contain the damage that this will do. certainly, look, a lot of this trip was about, even if it's not openly said, but it's a lot about countering a rise in china. the u.s. had built the trip to papa new guinea to talk with specific leaders as historic, the whole thing was built with the idea that as the u.s. showing how important the pacific is to it diplomatically. the thing that they will r

>> when we saw what ted and shelley had together, we said, "oh, no, we got to do this relationship."they were writing right away. >> if you'll admit that you are carrying a little torch for me, i'll admit that i'm carrying a little one for you. >> well, i am carrying a little torch for you. >> well, i'm not carrying one for you. >> diane knew how to tease sam. sam knew how to tease diane. and i guess we knew how to tease the audience. >> this incredible chemistry between the two of them ignited the show. and that's what drove the show for the first five years. >> oh, i'm devastated. i need something expeditious and brutal to numb my sensibilities and blast me into sweet oblivion. >> how about a boilermaker? >> make it a mimosa. >> we had the luck to be able to rotate cast, and every time we put somebody in, there were explosions. >> bwah! >> there was something very special about that setting, those characters, that i never got tired of writing that show. >> sophisticated surveys, telephonic samplings, test audiences -- all of those things help to separate winners from losers and mak

shelley phelps in north warwickshire. ., national politics that had resulted in losses? ,, ., ., , national politics that had resulted in losses? . ., , ., in losses? i will say again, it is a disappointing — in losses? i will say again, it is a disappointing night _ in losses? i will say again, it is a disappointing night for _ in losses? i will say again, it is a disappointing night for the - disappointing night for the conservatives. there is no doubt that it conservatives. there is no doubt thatitis conservatives. there is no doubt that it is national politics, it is the difficulties over the last year and a half. but over the last six months, in rishi sunak, we had a prime minister who is really focused on the priorities of halving inflation, cutting debt, growing the economy, cutting a&e and nhs waiting lists on stopping the small boats. but the delivery is not there, he might have focused on it, but the delivery is not there, you are a conservatives that believes in low taxation? �* , conservatives that believes in

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growers, shelley, my points are unified enterprise coverage program is included in the farm bill with the reference price increase. while the 2018 farmville price last coverage program has worked for peterborough as the rising input costs and cost of production necessitates reference price increase if the program is to remain relevant at the firm safety net. second usp and operations of bulger update includes growers with and without current peanut base acres. i like to thank all the committee members for all your doing on the farmville importance of the farm safety net cannot be understated for my family's work as american farmers. i thank you for allowing me too testify and forge any questions you might have. >> thank you so much. exterior tina smith ranking member, members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to testify today. my name is harold i am a family farmer in minnesota were i am transition farm to my son therese's point and soybeans i currently serve as first vice president of the national corn growers association. farmers across the country are busy today planti

they, in 2013, issued a decision called shelley versus holmes. i think it's one of the decisions that will go down like ferguson and dred scott, a decision that the court and the institution of the judiciary will regret. they were an of all of the voter suppression by knocking down a key provision which provided a set of standards at a pre-approval process that many southern states have to go through. so we have to understand, we are in a new normal when it comes to voting rights. it has become polarized with many gop saying no. dems saying yes. it wasn't that way somehow -- a cassidy and a kennedy in the state of louisiana--there were many members on the gop side, i can speak more about the senate than i can about the house, who i think should change their position and recognize that the fundamental civil rights and peoples rights are legacy votes. legacy votes. those people who voted against civil rights and voting rights in 1960s are not people, by and large, that are recognized in history with great applause. and i encourage these, members, t