for apartment owners is to get together with the whole house and decide together that they will manage their life themselves, almost without statep. if there is a majority at a general house meeting. residents vote for this option, they create an owners’ association, choose its board and chairman, and solve all the everyday problems of their home themselves. in this case, the owners' association is registered in the unified state register of legal entities, and the residents of the house pay two allowances every month: the first is the same as for residents of houses on the balance sheet of the housing and communal services. the second contains the price of additional utilities that are not included in the standard package. contributions to the salary of the chairman and accountant, without whom such an organization has no right to operate. at the same time, those who choose self-government are forced to hire workers, plumbers, electricians, and household issues to carry out larger sums taken out of their pockets than those who pay according to the standard. but they can, through joint efforts, provide themselves with more comfo

joining us now to discuss what's at stake, tuesday, in pennsylvania is pennsylvania state house speakernton. speaker mcclinton, welcome to the show. tell us what this state matters, especially in a presidential election year. >> 2024 is that here and which we will decide who will be in the white house for the next four years. but and the pennsylvania state house, we have had to defend our democratic majority floor times since the one year that we had that majority. we had for a special elections last february, one and may, one in september, and here we are right outside of philadelphia and bucks county, worthy one seat majority that we have held onto and several special elections last year will be up to defend this coming week. >> what difference has having a democratic house met in pennsylvania over the last year? >> interestingly enough, a one state majority has done wonders for the hardworking families across pennsylvania. when we think about the fact that republicans were in control in harrisburg, and the state house for years. and many bills that governor shapiro has signed into lo

in the state house, and this seat on, sorry on the 13th, will determine control of the chamber once on making this year the most important state legislative cycle in campaign history, as the deal cc is aiming to flip state chambers in states like arizona, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. you are also seeking to build democrats numbers in red state legislatures such as georgia, kansas, north carolina, and wisconsin. why are these states so important for the democrats this year, and in the years to come? >> well yeah, this is where we know that our agenda, the democratic party agenda, the presidents agenda, is getting accomplished. and we saw incredible results in newly democratic trifecta is that came out of the 2022 election, looking at minnesota and michigan as a great example where we saw real progress being made for communities across those states, in real examples of what -- old state initiative looks like. and we look at november's elections, we see the same opportunities in, as you said, in arizona and in new hampshire. and this is so important, because the stakes could not be

housing and do not have the right to government support. the advantages are reasonable fees and stable guarantees from the state. lan to build over 350 thousand km of such housing. now its volume of the total housing stock is 3.4%. it is financed primarily from the budget. this type of housing began to be built in our country in 2012. if only 12 thousand square meters were built then, now the numbers are much more serious, for example, last year over 300,000 km were built, 66% of them for military personnel. in 2023, the head of state signed decree number 37 on rental housing for military personnel. this decree defines the procedure and conditions for providing housing to military personnel. so, if there is a length of service of 25 years. if there is a length of service in military service of 20 years, rental housing is transferred to military personnel on a reimbursable basis, but payment is made in installments for 12 years. increasing accessibility and comfort, this is what the developed concept focuses on state housing policy until 2030 . according to it, social rent will also increase in squares. the countr

so, let’s repeat the main thing, the state services application. the house helps homeowners. only pay for services and communicate with neighbors, but also conduct voting. the application is integrated with the state information system, therefore it is easy to find a lot of useful things in it. would you like to learn more about how to automate the transmission of meter readings or how to create. homeowners association to manage your home yourself, write to us on telegram, send your questions, we will ask the experts about everything and tell you in the next editions of the instructions. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. this is news from philip trofimov studios. the biggest company in the history of unmanned vehicles. vaimon. google, in agreement with the regulator, recalls 700 s losing their robotaxi due to problems with software and after a strange accident; however, in the case of modern cars, the recall is more of a technical term, but the firmware was simply updated. there is a more interesting reason here, or rather the category of the problem, w

towards the house, thanks to the entrance through government services, no bots will interfere with the discussion of issues that concern the owners. neighborhood chats are a joint project of statehouse and vkontakte messenger, only the owner can go to the neighbor’s chat, thanks to which discussions in these chats are carried out only by interested parties and... from discussion to neighbor chat, you can go straight to solving the problem. so, let’s repeat the main thing - the gosuslugi.dom application helps home owners. with its help , you can not only pay for services and communicate with neighbors, but also conduct voting. the application is integrated with the state information system, so it is easy to find a lot of useful information in it. want to learn more about how to automate the transmission of meter readings or? create a homeowners association to manage your home yourself, write to us on telegram, send your questions, we will ask the experts about everything and tell you in the next issues of the manual. join the megamarket. megamarket - just grow with us. take effervescent paracetamol rinival. effervescent tablet of acetyl-salicylic acid rinival. we trust renival.

. >> wes moore highlighted the states accomplishment. housing, reproductive health care during annual state of the state address. this is about 45 minutes. from the capitol building in annapolis, this is about 45 minutes. >> madame speaker, mr. president, madame lieutenant governor, members of the general assembly, members of our congressional delegation, kari lake's in state and local government -- colleagues in state and local government and my fair low -- fellow marylanders. one year ago we began our work together. and we knew that while we had boundless opportunities in this state and blinding potential in this state, we also knew we were leaving too much potential on the table. one year later, we still have work to do. we learned a lot of lessons. some hard lessons. [laughter] but solving big problems does not happen overnight. let's be clear. a change is happening. today, the state of our state is strong. [applause] we have announced the creation of nearly 40,000 new jobs. many in communities that have been historically left behind. [appla

to the house, thanks to the entrance through government services, no bots will interfere with the discussion of issues that concern the owners. neighborhood chats are a joint project of the stateakte messenger; only the owner can go to the neighbor’s chat, thanks to which. discussion in these chats is carried out only by interested parties and from discussion in neighbor chat... you need to go straight to solving the problem. so, let’s repeat the main thing: the government service application. the house helps homeowners. with its help , you can not only pay for services and communicate with neighbors, but also conduct voting. the application is integrated with the state information system, so it is easy to find a lot of useful information in it. would you like to learn more about how to automate the transmission of meter readings or how to create a homeowners' association to manage it yourself? they sell everything to dubai, weapons from ukraine like this in this way it gets to romania, then through bulgaria it gets to turkey, and from there throughout the entire middle eastern region, here is the car we discovered, here are the heavy missiles, in one of the seized complexes t

provision of medical services at the expense of family capital is possible, but only by state healthcare institutions. more housingate support will be built in belarus. so this year it is planned to build 1,400,000 social square meters. this is almost 400 thousand m more than in 2023. in total, according to the state housing program. construction in the country , using all sources of financing , it is planned to build 4.4 million m2 of total area of ​​residential buildings, of which over 355,000 will be rental. the occupancy of minsk hotels last year was almost 11% higher than in 2022. there are 55 hotels in the city with more than 6,000 rooms, and they were more than half full. over the past year, the majority of foreign tourists. the travelers were from russia and china, as well as from latvia, lithuania and uzbekistan. now about the exchange rates that have developed as a result of trading, the dollar and yuan have fallen in price, the russian ruble has risen in price. so, for the american dollar they ask for 3 rubles, 24 kopecks. euro at the rate of the national bank 3 rubles 51 kopecks. 10 yuan costs 4.48.3 r

increasing accessibility and comfort, this is what the developed concept of state housing policy untilg to it, both social and rental housing will increase in square footage. the country will continue to control the cost per square meter; it should not exceed the average monthly salary in the country. commercial organizations will also be encouraged to build rental houses. concerning. ilona volynets, andrey ivanenko, area of ​​interest. let's take a break now for a short commercial. next, what are the economic dividends? gives by belarusian science. stay with us. the participants of this show believe that you need to pump up not only your muscles, but also your brain. hello, friends, today we are planning a football and hockey derby, this is the name of the sportswear in which athletes train and perform in karate, dudo and some other martial arts. what number has cristiano ronaldo worn for most of his career? number seven. number seven. this is the correct answer. sports and entertainment show - head game. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. adventures of foreigners in belarus. and my name

the same state house that is perpetuated hate, and vitriol, against immigrants.members stand on the floor, and say there is an invasion at the southern border. this is the hate, that leads to hateful actions. hateful word, hateful actions. i want my republican colleagues to reflect. let us see how they are complicit in amplifying this behavior. let them or a pin, and change course, as well. there is still time. this is not the fringe, i'm sad to say. this is what they have centered in their party, the voices they've centered. this is the voices that their policies align with. the state groups, if you look at their agendas, it is the same agenda, this great replacement theory, this fear of america changing. i want to say to white supremacist groups, we are not afraid of you. we represent a new south, that is multiracial, multi generational, multi faith. as the youngest black lawmaker in our state, and most diverse district in our state, i'm proud to represent their community representing a new sniff. not like the division of the kkk founded in 1966, but the people

i've got news trucks all around the state house right now because where is the governor? i should know. i don't know. and so what did you do? i >> put the hiking the appalachian trail story out because i've got members of my staff confirming it the mystery is actually growing deeper south carolina governor mark sanford vanished last thursday. we'll yesterday, his office say he wasn't hiding. he was hiking. >> his office said the governor had gone hiking along the 2,200 mile long appalachian trail wouldn't specify where i can only assume he has been sustaining himself by boring wild game into collapsing at his speech >> and here's where i must make my confession. the sanford's story breaks and a white house correspondent for abc news. and i know mark, i've known him for a decade at this point. i completely buy the appalachian trail thing and then good morning, america asks me to we need to get the stanford interview. it's a mystery where he is and they send me copy of the story that nbc or msnbc had done in which he's like basically talking about how shady and weird it is

what does it mean for your party to be holding this majority in the pennsylvania state house?asn't just about may. it was about the whole democratic agenda that speaker mcclendon has been funding for for the last year. about pushing forth and agenda, that fully fund education, protects women's reproductive rights, fight for a livable wage in pennsylvania. it's a big deal for working families. >> let's ask about those goals. you said one of the big fight and that's that house right as funding education. in addition to that, give me some of your top priorities and your top goes heading into office? >> one of the things we need to do, and it's been recognized by the commonwealth court here in pennsylvania, the state has not done its job in fully funding education and the state. that has led to local taxpayers have been to foot the bill for profit to texas and funding education. we need to do more for architect the best chance and success in life. >> one of the concerns that maga republicans, that people have had about mac republicans and pennsylvania is that gotten increasingly e

state house. two for secretary of state. with one for the primary, one for the fall. i know how they work. but they create a tremendous burden because we have a full-week runoff in november. because we have one in november 20, 24, guess what it butts up to? thanksgiving. at the end of the race for the -- race in thov, we'll have ballots come in by friday by noon. or 1:00. then we have to go ahead and every thing like that. then we have to do audits before we can certify. not just one race like in 2020. it'll be other races like state house, state senator, county commissioner, all that takes time. then you have a runoff and the county said we want to get rid of runoffs. we don't care how you do it. your job is to legislate. that's what i told the general assembly. your job is to legislate. come up with a solution. they've refused to do so that's their decision. it's on them. >> hi. thank you once again, mr. secretary, for coming out. my name is ethan. i'm majoring in international politics, i'm a junior, not quite from georgia but from north carolina, just down the roa

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no matter where to succeed where they are, and frankly right now there is a big fight in the state house would you tell president biden about what this might tell us about how to win pennsylvania in november? >> so it is very telling in the suburbs of philadelphia, jim was able to have such a wide margin, a victory on an off day election on special election. irregular primary day, and certainly not november. i think that what shows is that we stand for the workers, we are the party for the folks who are hurting, for the ones who need support. we are the ones standing on the sideline to raise the minimum wage, to barely found the schools, to protect and defend democracy when some of our colleagues and -- try to throw our votes out four years ago, president joe biden and democrats stood the line and held the line and told the truth about the election. >> and, jumper kobe, ak as you go forward now, in this new job, you are in because of the electoral college, one of the most important states in america, not all states are created equally with the electoral college. you are the one who can d

will not get to the people if the state houses don't deal with it.e state houses becomes important, and waking up poor and working class people to reasons that they should be voting so it is connected to their lives, not just this up here political discussions that they really don't personalize or understand how it affects them on a daily basis. >> you are so right, reverend jackson. --. >> sharpton. >> lord have mercy, reverend sharmten. everything we started from the ground up. that is where the real political insurrection is going on. state houses can block living wamgs, healthcare, or medicaid expansion. they can block money for public education. they can block voting rights. if you are for zoet # voting rights expansion, living wamgs, we need to mobilize, both sides of the aisle, and also on june 15th, we are coming to d.c. to challenge the congress. the things we are pushing for are not radicalized ideas. 72% of americans say they want a $15 minimum wage for people who have not gotten a raise since 2009. here's the moral question. we went throu

captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: will you pray with me? we pray o, lord to work among and within us as we seek to serve you this day. open the closed doors of our hearts and encourage us to unlock all that bars us from discovering and receiverring you in our lives and in this place. open our ears that we would hear your voice to serve you unequivocally. you've summoned us to this esteemed court of law to uphold your righteousness and justice. open our minds to the insight you offer us. in the hard moments you ask us to tolerate others and be open to the truths you teach us through these encounters. open our eyes that we may see the wonder of your love and the spiritual beauty that resides in the souls of those with whom we serve is an

captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] test the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 414, the nays are 11. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is question on the motion to reconsider the vote on the question of adoption of h. res. 863 on which the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will redesignate the motion. the clerk: motion to reconsider the vote on house resolution 863 offered by mr. moore of utah. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of represent

the application connects to the state housing and communal services information system, with its helpind out a lot of interesting things about your home. it will receive notifications about planned repairs, accidents and forecasts for their elimination. through government services.dom you can transmit meter readings to find out the current tariffs. it will also remind you when the calibration period for measuring instruments expires. by the way, with the application it is very easy to check whether the numbers match paper bills with expected or not. if not, this is a reason to write to the management organization of your home. application requests cannot be ignored. the company is obliged to respond within a specified time frame, no more than a week. you can do it through the app. discuss the problems of the entrance or house and even conduct legally significant voting and general meetings of owners; with electronic voting it is much easier to collect a quorum and even change the management company if the apartment owners do not like it. how to carry out legally significant you can le

captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 365, the nays are 36. one is recorded as present. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rule is suspended and the bill is passed and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the speaker: the house will be in order. the speaker: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir -- the speaker: the house will be in order. shhh! the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, i have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of the letter received from ms. christen sabrisky and raymond riley iii, new york state board of elections indicating that according to the unofficial results for the special election held on febru

as well as our partners in the united states house and senate who have worked tirelessly to restore this community. so many lives were upended. so much changed since last february. i have seen firsthand the strength and resilience of east palestine. and i'm certain you are well on your way to bouncing back to be stronger than ever before. now it's my pleasure to turn things over to mayor conaway. >> thank you all for coming. on behalf of the village of east palestine, i want to welcome president biden. as we passed the first anniversary of the train the relevant, the village of east palestine appreciate support from the u.s. epa, department of transportation. we would like to thank governor mike dewine, the ohio epa, ohio ema and department of public safety. and all our state and local partners that have been with us since the beginning. we have faced many challenges but as a community we have shown resilience. we will not be defined by this single event. rather our response to it and our perseverance. president biden, your long-awaited visit to the village allows us to focus on the thin

house of representatives would be nearly unanimous. that was his phrase. nearly unanimous. and he said the president nixon would get at least, at least, 85 guilty votes in the united states senate. -- speaking to reporters the white house driveway after -- senator goldwater told the reporters i don't even know yet how he knew -- i would vote if it came to the senate. i will be guided by what i hear and what i believe. everyone who knew barry goldwater, including nixon, took that to mean barry goldwater would vote guilty. and that means it is possible that the guilty vote in the united states senate would have been nearly unanimous, if not unanimous. because even the most hard-core republican in the senate, barry goldwater, refused to defend richard nixon's criminality. such as the tragic decline of the republican party from 1974 to 2024. a 50-year decline from opposing criminal conduct by republican presidents to supporting criminal conduct by one republican president. in his filing today, jack smith reminded the supreme court just how fast they can act. quote, this court acted expeditiously to resolve a claim of presidential immunity and privilege in the united states vieth ni

fights with the legislature in the media instead of showing real leadership and engagement in the state house>> here, here. [applause] gov. moore: so we decided we would move differently and our state will be better because of it. the challenges will be shared. the setbacks will be shared. but the victories? they will be shared too. we cannot agree on everything, and we will not. the truth is, it would be weird if we did. [laughter] but, we can and we will work together to achieve common goals. i want to talk about some of those shared goals today. tomorrow, our administration will unveil our plan to guide our work together. tomorrow, we will unveil our state plan. it is the first stage plan that the state has had in nearly a decade. it does not just set the agenda for the next three months. it will chart the course we take the next three years. [applause] and our estate plan is about much more than just aspirational targets. the plan we will lay out will layout specific, actionable, realistic, and measurable goals. we built these priorities by listening to the people. they sent us here in th

open house here, here in the heart of joe biden's home state of delaware. now, i know it might be hard to believe, but just a few days. ago, it was the halfway point of our campaign. nine months ago, we launched biden harris 2024 with the simple mission to win once and for all. the battle for the soul of our nation right now. we're nine months from election day, and today, south carolina voters take the first step in sending president biden and vice president harris back to the white house. so our amazing campaign staff, thank you for all that you've done to get us to this moment. thank you for the long days and long nights, sacrificing sleep time with loved ones. all working toward something so much bigger than all of us. and it warms my heart to see you all growing closer together, whether it's at the state house or chelsea tavern here in wilmington, or bumping into each other along the riverfront trail. we're so proud of what we've built here in the headquarters together. we're more than 100 staffers strong and growing with world class talent and a forme

or confirmed by one of the state houses. this is why there _ one of the state houses. have a situation _ there is some concern that you have a situation where the majority of americans— a situation where the majority of americans would not be able to tell you who _ americans would not be able to tell you who any of their state supreme court _ you who any of their state supreme courtjustices are yet you who any of their state supreme court justices are yet here you have a situation — court justices are yet here you have a situation where in a lot of cases unelected — a situation where in a lot of cases unelected judges, who have their seats— unelected judges, who have their seats for— unelected judges, who have their seats for a — unelected judges, who have their seats for a very long time are making — seats for a very long time are making decisions about your personal family. _ making decisions about your personal family, about your personal health care, _ family, about your personal health care, about — family, about your personal health care, about something that is

democrats in the alabama state house, they're also making moves to better define what frozen embryos are specifically that frozen embryos are not children counter to the supreme court but ruling cnn's isabel rosales is in montgomery, alabama for much more on this and as well, they rally is planned at the state capital this morning of families and advocates. what's happening? >> right? and just a couple of hours, there is an advocacy day rally happening here just outside of the state house. we're gonna have ivf patients, providers, family advocates coming out here to really condemn this alabama supreme court ruling that has led to the shutdown, essentially the pause using of ivf treatments at three critical clinics here throughout the state of alabama. they're going to share how this is limiting their options to continue their quest to build a family and also to push lawmakers to take action to protect ivf we've got here kate is really a series of competing bills these bills really a page or to not, not very long at all, and they're taking two very different approaches to protecting i

states. they are rattled by this white house's so-called pause. the whole country knows that we the united states of america are allowing potential threats in our country at our southern border including deadly drugs, terrorists, human trafficking and crime. on top of the nearly 10 million persons here illegally who crossed the border under joe biden's watch, 361 individuals were on the terror watch list. how many were there under the previous trump administration? 11. so why or south america or the middle east for that matter. the threats are coming from all over the world. customs and border patrol has encountered 120 different countries which is troubling. even 6 -- "60 minutes" said 30,000 national chinese, 50 times more than the previous two years. what does the biden white house propose to solve the crisis? a symbolism of a policy well over substance, a do-nothing politically motivated bill that fails to include reimplement takes of trump's remain in mexico policy. this is the most crucial piece of solving the problem. if we don't require the

i believe, of the state house. i'll never forget. i got a message from tmz and the guy on the other end, he was just like do you know where the governor is and i was like, i do not any hung up. and so then i was like all right. something something's going on at this point. i'm being bombarded from everywhere. i've got news trucks all around the state house right now because where is the governor? i should know. i don't know. and so what did you do? >> i put the hiking the appalachian trail story out because i've got members of my staff confirming it the mystery is actually growing deeper. south carolina governor mark sanford vanished last thursday. we'll yesterday, his office say he wasn't hiding. he was hiking his office said the governor had gone hiking along the 2,200 mile-long appalachian trail, but wouldn't specify where he can only assume he has been sustaining himself by board according wild game and to collapsing at his feet >> and here's where i must make my confession >> the >> sanford's story breaks and a white house corre

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audits before we can certify, not just one race like we did in 2020, it will be other races like state house, state senator, county commissioner, all of that takes time and then you have a runoff and the county says we want you to get rid of runoffs. we don't care how you do that, your job is to legislate. and that's what i told them, your job is to legislate and so far they've refused to do so, that's their decision, it's on them. >> every here. >> hi, thank you, once again, mr. secretary for coming out. my name is ethan, majoring in international politics, i'm junior here not from georgia, but north carolina, just down the road. my question is in preparation for this talk i went back and relistened to the very famous, the perfect phone call, if you will, and-- i know. and always a lot of things that were very shocking about that interaction. i was wondering if you could tell us more about the leadup to that interaction and the leadup to that fateful day in january, late december, i don't remember exactly when it was, and what the buildup was like, how he reached out, what the communication

the state house is concerned about the future of lake baikal.ngolian copper and gold mine into full production will require significant amounts of water from the selenga river, which feeds the lake. after its use, the already polluted water will return back, and this can lead to disaster. provide clarity on foreign policy issues our country was helped by the russian president himself for the rest of the world. the moment of truth, that’s what deputies called vladimir putin’s interview with an american journalist. during speeches at the plenary session in conversations with the press, faction leaders and deputies commented on his conversation with tucker carlson. the leader of the communist party of the russian federation, gennady zyuganov, emphasized that in the interview the head of state demonstrates brilliant logic, showing. he is already being called a traitor in the west, only the circle of people who call him a traitor is narrowing, traditionalist, conservative, one-story america for russia, people who support interaction with russia are n

madam speaker, the world is watching the united states house of representatives. just last night speaker mike johnson said that the bill was dead on arrival in the house saying, quote, in the absence of having received any single border policy change from the senate, the house will have to continue to quote-unquote, work its own will on these important matters. he is reading straight out of the putin playbook. inaction would be a gift to russia and putin. by doing nothing we would hand over ukraine to russia and putin. madam speaker, russia would not stop at ukraine. as soon as ukraine falls they would move directly to another nato ally. many of my constituents rightly question the high cost of this aid package. support for ukraine and our allies is in our national interests. it is a national security issue. if we hand over ukraine to russia, then putin will win. our alliances will crumble. while the costs are high, we will spend 100 times more containing an aggressive russia around the globe if we do nothing. we must stand with our allies. this will be a vote wher

house to secure the southern border. >> reporter: riley's death igniting a political firestorm state house speaker john burns indicating that the georgia house will take steps on illegal immigration and look at ways to strengthen the security of our state. outrage growing on social media from female runners across the country. >> i shouldn't have to worry about being killed on my run >> reporter: and kim on the uga campus afraid to walk alone. some carrying pepper spray for the first time from anxiety to anguish. emotions on full display >> thicampus is really heavy rit now. >> reporter: grieving the loss of a life and their sense of safety athens, georgia. >>> let's turn now to the race for the white house. it is primary day in michigan. nikki haley is ramping up attacks on donald trump and vowing to stay in the race through super tuesday, which is a week away. president biden is facing backlash from the large arab-american community. >>> the cease-fire in gaza could be just a week away, according to the president while he was at a taping at that episode of late night with seth meyers, a

headed for the polls yesterday i got a firsthand look at the south carolina state house from the bestor himself. stick around. >> you've been the governor since 2017 right? >> seven years got three left pete: what's the highlight for you? >> representing and serving these people of south carolina. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that song. oh, ew! i

of representatives, the honorable hakeem jeffries democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable tracey mann, cochair of the national prayer breakfast, and honorable frank mrvan, cochair of the national prayer breakfast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ our father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, ♪ thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ ♪ ♪ give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. amen. ♪ [applause] wow. i think we right now. it's been a great prayer breakfast but we have wonderful program. thank you so much for sharing with you what a wonderful way to start our time together. good morning. i'm congressman tracey mann. >> i'm congressman frank marvin. >> as cochairs of the weekly house prayer breakfast it's are privileged to welcome you to the 72

the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration the bill, h.r. 485, and, pursuant to house resolution 996, reports the bill as amended by that resolution back to the house with a further amendment adopted in the committee of the whole. under the rule, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is adopted. the question is on the engrossment of the third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill to amend title xi of the social security act -- title xi of the social security act under federal health care programs. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: mrs. fletcher moved to recommit the bill, h.r.

then on march the 4th, delegations are going back to those state houses and visit each member of thata moral issue, nobody's let off the hook. because the polls tell us that most of the stuff we're demanding, upwards of 70% of americans want it. not just republicans or democrats, black or white, really, people are focusing on what's right versus what's wrong, moral versus what's immoral and then we will be mobilizing, i won't tell all of the strategy, but we have it down to a formula. and let me just say this, if you have-- if you organize 200 people in a state who are taught how to deep dive with technology and old-fashioned door knocking and calls, and you get 6,000 people in 30 states, if each one of those persons reaches about 50 people a day in a five-day week, they can reach upwards of 15 million people in 40 days, 40 to 50 days. we're very serious about this, very serious about this, about this mobilization, it's not just a one-day, one-off screaming outside and it's over. this is a mobilization, the third reconstruction, this is a resurrection, not an insurrection. this is peo

housing construction. california are these challenges are the most dire have led the way. the state has been particularly successful in legalizing accessory dwelling units. you're typically small apartments located at the site of a single-family house. in some parts of the state most notably los angeles adu construction drastically accelerated following these reforms in 2017. today one in four residential permits in the city of l.a. is four and a duo. to wrap up local zoning rules are a key contributor to the u.s. housing affordability challenge. zoning rules limit housing construction especially relatively low cost housing construction. examples from across the country show that where policymakers have lowered these barriers housing construction is increased. places that are more open to housing construction and improved affordability compared to their peers with more barriers in housing. the private market can improve access to housing and reduce house prices when and where it's allowed to. >> thank you dr. hamilton. mr. michelle you are recognized for five minutes for your oral r

state house speaker john burns indicating that the georgia house this week will take steps on illegal immigration, and look at, quote, ways to strengthen the security of our state. outrage growing on social media over riley's murder from female runners across the country. >> i shouldn't have to worry about getting killed on my run. >> reporter: women on uga campus afraid to walk alone some carrying pepper spray for the first time. >> i always have my pocket knife in my backpack. >> did you have your pocket knife in your backpack this time last week? >> no. >> reporter: from anxiety to anguish, emotions on full display. >> campus is really heavy right now. we're all heartbroken. >> reporter: a community grieving the loss of a life and their sense of safety. marissa parra, nbc news, athens, georgia. >>> in kentucky police say a student on the wrestling team at campbellsville university was found dead in his dorm room over the weekend, killed by a former wrestler at the school police say 18-year-old freshman josiah kilman was strangled. 21-year-old charle escolera was arrested and charge

holding that pennsylvania state house and winning other races like we just one in new york winning a this a positive sell for republicans when you're talking to people who are in that middle space? or is it a warning against voting for donald trump? >> i think republicans what you saw in new york city was that they have nothing to run on. you either run as monica and you hope and pray that all the maga's come out for you, which they tend only to come out for trump or you're just at a lock. you saw this candidate she couldn't admit that she had voted for trump, she didn't want to say it's a week before she said it trump was like she lost because she didn't go full maga it's not an area that's going to elect for maga, but she had no choices. what trump has done for democrats is he has made it impossible for republicans to run as normal. >> as normal republicans. all right i, want you to both stay with here, please stay with me, i want to continue this conversation after the break. after the break. because it could be peyronie's disease, or pd. it's a medical condition where there is a