that is a much stiffer proposition than the kind of cut out stringers often used for stairs. mr. walsh actually tested the threads i have in place. walked on them. and found them to be very solid. i think we are getting walsh in minor details here. there is a good structure in place. which simple low needs to be completed with ordinary hardware. this is just my experience with the department. i have been good from the people's stand point. but they have been just so back and forth. i would hate to have to come in and get another permit. i mean you have your inspector who again. i rely on the inspection that was done. >> thank you, mr. wagner i appreciate your comments. >> chief. >> a question posed here and you [inaudible] commissioner, the inspection note from january third of this year. clearly states. stringers did in the match plans. 2 by 8 in the field and the required on the plans is 2 by 10 that is a statement. and furthermore, i think it is very much unfair for somebody coming here today and making statements relating to an inspection yesterday when that inspector is in t

, they have joined might give them a job and as the stringers, they havejoined others who have endorsedthat endorsed liz truss of the last week seems quite choreographed. for those who have not been around politics for a long time, rituals make your points about both these candidates having the rock economic programme for the country because in true bbc impartial style, we have her being the flight lefty and me being the slightly more right wing person but i think both of us come up with rachel and myself up and our politics are a very long time, we can both see what it looks like when people, when the big beasts of the tory party or try to make it look as though zahawi is here, like their endorsement matters to the winning candidate when actually, they're just getting on a bus that's already winning. i just getting on a bus that's already winnina. ., just getting on a bus that's already winnina. . , ., ., winning. i will draw things to a close on slowly _ winning. i will draw things to a close on slowly strange - winning. i will draw things to a close on slowly strange point l winning.

mr. stringer come with me with like mit john they've reached training. i no longer takes drugs and the blood tests show that after 3 decades with tied to diabetes, a kind of remission. a retreat of the illness has sat in, his doctors suggested a radical approach developed by a british team of researchers. it involved a strict diet he quit eating carbohydrates sugars for 3 weeks, and instead drank a low calorie soy based drink. strong weight loss is generally needed to get tied to diabetes into remission. and to find the of it us and the up along a gloved. i my diabetes in my diabetes because i know english are what's copa then that's when it was long believed that if you had time to diabetes of yeah, then once a diabetic, always a diabetic. and then an english research team published a sensational studying. they went and bound subjects that had been suffering from diabetes for some years and, and had them radically lose weight or she cleaners they were able to show that this could cause remission in almost half to 80 percent of the subjects. so depending

each of them are stringers to one another. they have never met before this.ge and their service to their fellow soldiers, each of them saving lives and making a major difference in their respective battles. today they'll be recognized for that more than five decades after each of them served in combat. they'll always be remembered by the american people for their heroism, jose. >> this is going to happen, courtney, in just a couple minutes, right? >> that's right. 11:15 at the white house. they will all be presented, edward khan shiro left behind a widow and five children, the youngest was only four months old at the time his father was killed. he went on to a life in the military serving in the army. he'll receive his father's medal today. >> four heroes being recognized today. courtney kube, thank you so much. >>> that wraps up the hour from me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can lulz reach me on twitter and instagram. follow the show online at jdbalart msnbc.com. >>> andrea mitchell reports start right now. >>> kicking off two hours of coverage this morning, a

this is the part where stringer bell says you are taking notes on a fricking criminal conspiracy? what you are thinking? i have no advanced knowledge as to what the january 6th investigators know and what they, don't but i'll inquire, last month that the proud boys para-military group not only recorded their video planning sessions for january 6th but at least one of the recordings was seized from the phone of the group's leader, by the fbi, this year, in 2022. quote, and a copy was recently obtained by the a times. so these big brains in this pro-trump fascist group, first of all, decided to do their organizingou on video conferenc andor then they made recordingsf those planning sessions, which is amazing, then their leader guy kept the recordings for at least a year after the capitol attack. he then had them seized by the fbi, and also, they have made their way to at least one reporter who was able to publish pieces of them at "the new york times." so yeah, like i said, i don't know exactly what the january 6th investigation has but it's got to be a help to have guys like this r

this is the part where stringer bell says, are you taking notes and a criminal conspiracy? what do you thinking? i have no advance notice about the january six investigators have got what they don't, but allen fryer of the new york times reported last month that the proud boys military group not only recorded the video planning sessions for january 6th, but a least one of the recordings was seized from the phone of the group's leader by the fbi this year in 2022. quote and a copy was recently obtained by the times. so these big brains in this pro trump fascist group. they first of all decided to do their organizing on videotape conference. then they made recordings those planning sessions which is him using, then their leader guy cap to the recordings for at least a year after the capitol attack. he then had them seized by the fbi and also they have made their way to at least one reporter who was published pieces of them at the new york times. like i said, i don't know exactly with the january 6th as investigation has, but it's gotta be help to have guys like this right in

kristen holloway: 15-year-old quantazee stringer was gunned down and killed on this porch. like we're getting so used to it that it's just becoming like a regular everyday thing. (rapping) ♪ there's people dying every day. ♪ ♪ man, i swear that this ain't new to me. ♪ ♪ it's sad to see the scrutiny. ♪ ♪ what is it going to take for you to see, from you to me. ♪ ♪ they hate us with a passion, wish that you could see. ♪ ♪ my bro be dead and gone, but his legacy is glued to me. ♪ ♪ i got so much ahead of me, i'm only 16. ♪ ♪ they say a bullet has no age, and he was only 15. ♪ ♪ is this heaven or hell? ♪ i'm feeling so in-between. and it just echoes out. >> (rapping) ♪ but now you ran to the past. ♪ ♪ i think my city is cursed. ♪ it's like a natural disaster. ♪ ♪ just seen my homie in school, two days ler he massacred. ♪ ♪ now hisomma can't take it because e ♪ ♪ knows just what happened. ♪ she lost a baby all because a coward bastard. ♪ ♪ i'm 10 toes down. ♪ victor sellarole: you did that. >> thanks. there's more. i'll be back tomorrow with more. victor sellarole: wow. wow. the

but even with stringers and freelancers to lift up the human stories, not only in the way that will did so powerfully here today, and i am traveling to the horn later this week and hope to do the same, but also the stories of impact. that is where the story and campaign, let's call it, is so important. i don't have a long background in this area and it was when i first heard from will in a meeting not long after i got into the job where he described the power of this simple pack of food and how inexpensive it was and how many lives you could save. we were just on a zoom and i was like, hey, aren't we doing more of that? and that was before the food crisis took hold. so that is an example of one person telling a story both of need and of remedy that impacted one individual that now has these ripple effects. these are the kinds of things we can do especially if we make it easier for you to be able to raise even modest sums of money. if we can all chip in, we are going to account for a lot of lives saved. so i would not underrate the power of that awareness raising, and then of course it i

stringer we don't need zoomer slander here. okay. there's you know, who knows what the threat would be from the gen z credit yale. that's right, but let me trying to challenge you at that point a little bit though. i i absolutely hurt you're saying about kind of the national for national fervor of what's happening in ukraine, but i think that there has been a sort of reanimation of of kind of what a pan-western, you know, sort of unity and behind ukraine and you see this across europe obviously in some of the countries close to ukraine. there's a security element, but you know in france, i don't think that that concerned like, you know, russia's market gonna march across europe and you you know, i think saw rejection of the of the national swing there, i think in large part, i think ukraine played a big part of that in the recent french election here in america. i just speaking to my peer group, you know, i see a lot of people who are like they want to volunteer they want to contribute they want to help me then applying the ukraine t

big editor for energy and commodities david stringer has been following this.rkets pricing and 40% restart. of course, putin has signaled that there would be a restart. there is no guarantee. >> good morning. that's exactly right. all at the moment are the market orders, and that's exactly what they are, orders with no indication of supply. and that's why much of europe -- those traders that couldn't get to sleep in the next couple of hours, there are waiting until about 6:00 a.m. berlin time until we see the end of the ten-day maintenance timeframe for the nordstream 2 pipeline and we will continue to see how much gas is flowing from europe -- sorry, from russia back to europe. that 40% figure, that is higher thin they have been expecting the past couple of hours. earlier in germany, operators were suggesting that that could be about 30% bigger. certainly, it is looking like a little more -- looking a little closer to expectations at the bid closer to the kind of volumes who were seeing before this maintenance time happen. but as you said, all of this really d