meanwhile, wayland and michelle strickland say they'll keep demanding answers because that's what evan would have wanted. >> our son, if he knew this was going to happen and that it would lead to some kind of change to protect his brothers and keep them safe, he'd do it again >> reporter: we reached out to the osprey manufacturer, bell textron, and they gave us this statement, quote, our thoughts are with those who were lost in these incidents along with their family, friends, and loved ones we are steadfast in our commitment to safety and are fully supporting the investigation. lester. >> all right, courtney kube tonight, thank you. >>> coming up, how time is ticking away for the most unusual collection that's next. >>> finally two brothers with a one-of-a-kind collection that just maybe could be yours if you have the space and the time here's molly hunter. >> reporter: arriving in cuckoo land -- >> hello wow, cuckoo land >> reporter: -- is an immersive experience the cacophony of ticking, ringing, and, as promised, hundreds and hundreds of cuckoos. it's overwhelming. oh, there it is.

in fact, there are more of it is wayland seeking asylum now and facing deportation than people from mexico and central america at this point. the largest number in the immigration court backlog has been from venezuela. it is individual cases feeling uncomfortable about where they are. these numbers reflect systemwide, societywide instability. something we should take very seriously, although of course there are lots of ideas on how to reform and improve the system. host: in tampa, florida, from greg, independent line. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i have a couple comments basically. number one, the hypocrisy of the republicans regarding immigration where they won't allow biden to issue executive orders because they say it should be legislated. but legislation they won't agree to even when they are given everything they ask. that is just one comment. the second comment i have is over 40 years ago i had the unfortunate pleasure of spending some time in denver county jail, and i met a person who was a russian who had overstayed his visa and was awaiting deportation. well, he had been i

in fact, there are more of it is wayland seeking asylum now and facing deportation than people from mexicond central america at this point. the largest number in the immigration court backlog has

in fact, there are more of it is wayland seeking asylum now and facing deportation than people from mexico and central america at this point. the largest number in the immigration court backlog has been from venezuela. >> we are going to take you live to the house floor where mother -- numbers are expected to consider bills related to land conservation and consider a bill of marjorie taylor greene's to consider ill had omar that representative ellen omar for century. -- censure. [captioning made possible by th, 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 pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. pursuant to the order of the house -- the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 5, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable jerry l. carl to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the hous

so farm is this, like a non profit was speaking to the price with this been, is wayland counts upon this, this and in life? a global agenda are aligned, we have mutual sympathy as for each other and for the peoples. we have focus to los on strengthening going on. we can only corporation between now to countries. central role here is played by the russian venezuelan, a high level economic commission. the 17 session of this commission took place last year in most cove. there they agreed on some promising areas for our for us. that's called gratian including the expansion tall, fun of our partners, ships in sue's office, oil and gas of production in medicine and pharmaceutical. in every culture and space, exploration and information and communication technologies and, and innovation. innovation says we also see promising promises in the peaceful use all the stores or atomic energy, something that we cover today as well. we've agreed to step up to production and the rate at which we establish and enhance our partnership in this area. we both believe that this helps our national economies, bo

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been supplying billions in military and political aid to it's i like since it's the foundation is wayland turn, has been a stalwart ally for washington during its innumerable lead old military interventions and the middle east wars that have killed millions on crushed entire societies, suddenly it seems that when it comes to mass destruction, mercy, listen military intervention of the dehumanization of your so called enemy israel has learned from the best. and sadly, as of today, there's still no end in sight. a couple of questions. i mean, 1st of all, does the us even need to find israel is war and gaza and has america's military industrial complex simply become too powerful for its own good. and all my questions, by the way, just some of the questions raised when i, former us house republican representative joins the latest episode of going on the ground. you can watch it all day here on off to you for now though a very quick preview. it is a political problem that can be solved until we get a president, and this is why i'm so strongly for our f. k. robert kennedy junior, who says, i'm

county, chestnut ridge, new hope andd wayland. grandview and the cottages of thompson branch. each site gives us a chance to start a new, to build stronger and reimagined neighborhoods to bring revitalization and not justoyoy rebuilding. these homes are not just a safe place to call home. they are symbols of hope and we couldn't be making this progress without leaders like pastor stephen, president of the hope initiative and lead pastor of his house ministry who's here with s us tonight from grace county. [applause] he and his team are living the word, and they are relentless in working to buildld the next home and at the next after that. they've held so manyhe families likegh jackie, her son and our m who's also here with us tonight. the home was destroyed by the tornado, but the next morning they began working to make a difference in the lives of others. instead of focusing on her own needs, she went to the work the distribution center set up to take care of her neighbors. she worked in both the distribution center happy birth. and the toy drive even though she had recently

they include skyview in perry county, chestnut ridge and olive branch in not county, wayland in floyd county, the cottages of thompson branch. each site gives us the chance to start anew, to reimagine neighborhoods that bring revitalization and not just rebuilding. these homes are not just a safe place to call home, they are symbols of hope. we cannot be making this progress without leaders like pastor stephen boykin, president at the hope initiative and lead pastor of his house ministry who is here with us tonight. [applause] pastor boykin and his team are living the word and they are relentless in working to build the next home and the next home and the next home after that. they have helped so many families like jackie and her mom who are also here with us tonight. their home was destroyed by the commonwealth -- by the tornado but the family began working to make a difference in the lives of others instead of focusing on her own needs, jackie went to work at the district and center -- distribution center to take care of her neighbors. when their new home was built with funds from t

. >> next is 4, report from executive director wayland. >> thank you vice president bleiman. good evening commissioners and everyone here. great to see a full audience this evening and i believe this is the first meeting this year. welcome to 2024. so this evening i have a few updates. we are in the midst of working on hiring process. our part time 1840 sound inspector position. we have conducted interviews for this position. and have hopeful candidates and hope that the next time we are here together we will introduce you to our newest inspector. mented update out commission vacancies. you see we are a 4 commission, commission, commissioner commission and missing 3 seats we have folks who applied. poth with the board of supervisors and the mayor's office. and hopeful we will hear one of those seats at rules at the board of supervisors next monday. the 12th. i will keep you aprized who gets assigned to the next rules hearing, i think they were hope to have all 3 at the next one but might take a couple. we will keep you posted. the hope we'll have one dash commissioner at the

. >> next is 4, report from executive director wayland. >> thank you vice president bleiman.o see a full audience this evening and i believe this is the first meeting this year. welcome to 2024. so this evening i have a few updates. we are in the midst of working on hiring process. our part time 1840 sound inspector position. we have conducted interviews for this position. and have hopeful candidates and hope that the next time we are here together we will introduce you to our newest inspector. mented update out commission vacancies. you see we are a 4 commission, commission, commissioner commission and missing 3 seats we have folks who applied. poth with the board of supervisors and the mayor's office. and hopeful we will hear one of those seats at rules at the board of supervisors next monday. the 12th. i will keep you aprized who gets assigned to the next rules hearing, i think they were hope to have all 3 at the next one but might take a couple. we will keep you posted. the hope we'll have one dash commissioner at the march 5th hear when we meet again. >> next is a save t

in fact, there are more of it is wayland seeking asylum now and facing deportation than people from mexicoa at this point. the largest number in the immigration court backlog has been from venezuela. it is individual cases feeling uncomfortable about where they are. these numbers reflect systemwide, societywide instability. something we should take very seriously, although of course there are lots of ideas on how to reform and improve the system. host: in tampa, florida, from greg, independent line. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i have a couple comments basically. number one, the hypocrisy of the republicans regarding immigration where they won't allow biden to issue executive orders because they say it should be legislated. but legislation they won't agree to even when they are given everything they ask. that is just one comment. the second comment i have is over 40 years ago i had the unfortunate pleasure of spending some time in denver county jail, and i met a person who was a russian who had overstayed his visa and was awaiting deportation. well, he had been in there for two yea