daniela, any reasoning why congress left the original -- >> down winders. >> -- down winders out of theody from activists to legislators, everybody says it is the $2.5 million question. a lot of people are seeking answers. as you saw, you know, the reports about this and how it has been measured in the past are just coming to light now. so it seems like we'll finally get some restitution for these people who have been suffering for a while now. >> yeah. that's so important. >> daniela, thank you. >>> coming up, a discussion with best-selling novelist brad thor on his newest spy thriller about the ongoing war in ukraine and what we've learned about the war 18 months in. "morning joe" will be right back. will be right back come get the biggest, crispiest, fluffiest, sweetest deal in breakfast for only $7.99. and for a limited time, try our new pumpkin pecan pancake breakfast. at denny's, it's diner time. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. pancake breakfast. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limit

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i think it will not be a winder from the prize of action , if you do not mind, we will now change the agenda and we will vote to change the order of consideration, we will proceed to of these issues, and the presidium announces a break without announcing a break, that is, to proceed to the consideration of issues related to temporary investigative commissions, i am finalizing it, look, we will never finish it like this, let's vote the bottom, then we will do something else, i put a proposal to change the order of consideration of the issues on the agenda and move on to the resolutions concerning the temporary investigative commissions , i ask the people's deputies to vote for 271 decisions have been adopted dear colleagues , we agreed to pass all of them without discussion, so i will read them right away, now i will find them from the procedure yes, please iryna volodymyrivna i apologize because i am still looking for these. thank you, colleagues. there is no sexism in this hall. i apologize . i held the hand of our faction regarding the fact that we have a statement from the procedur

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right here, the line is at 20, so that's 4 times the w h has recommended level of compare that to the winders, chicago area in the united states, which is just 10 micrograms per cubic meter, but still twice the w h o guidelines, lima peru is that 30, that's the, that's 6 times the recommended level. and in jakarta, in india is that $34.00, but one of the most polluted cities in the world is the indian capital. you see it right there. deli at a whopping $114.00, that is almost $21.00 times the suggested level. yeah. the air we're breathing and everywhere for more now i'm joined by the roda allergy and sketch who is a program manager in charge of air quality at the w. h. or europe office, she joys me the night from bon here in germany. it's good to have you with this. and i want to just repeat a key point from our report here that i'm 98 percent of people in europe live in areas where air pollution levels exceed w h o recommendations. i mean, what kind of effect is this having on people's health and in the for the future health of their children, strength setup for these kinds invitation becaus

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side-winder highmores air defense system avenger, perhaps this time the big one spent budget money ongenerously than usual. first military action. american taxpayers allocated $113 billion to ukraine. that's an average of $6.8 billion per month or $223 million per day. despite the fact that our budget deficit this year will exceed one and a half trillion dollars. we have to borrow money from china in order to then transfer it to ukraine, i still don’t have to win on ukraine a. what definitely won’t end is the request for funding. now they demand from us another 24 billion for ukraine, but we are not your checkbook. and it's not even our money, it's the money of the american people. so where does such generosity come from, most likely, this time the senators will be pressured and they will approve additional expenses, but each time it is more and more difficult to do this , discontent is growing among the republicans, but there is unity of opinion. so far, some of the same party members, due to their inveterate russophobia, are voting for the continuation of the conflict . well, the de

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we are fewer than 22 hours away from apple's big winder lust event people expect new details on iphone tom lyden, 14 billion under management. after all this, east events thek doesn't do that, isn't that true, tom? >> it is true it is about the sales. they have two billion customers, liz and a lot of us are addicted, we use apple in so many different ways. with that having a market cap approaching three trillion dollars you can't find that many etfs that don't have a holding in apple, right. >> yeah. i was looking last week, when apple, week 1/2 ago when apple started to fall and rom, proshares ultratech company etf and it was taking a hit too, but then you start to see these things move higher when apple's in it. talk about some of these, bny mellon innovatorss bkyv, sprx. what is their exposure here? >> the idea, are liz we're talking about a.i. opportunities. a.i. is what everyone wants to have a piece of and etfs play a big role in that. there are three different ways. number one invest in companies embracing aeto bring it down to the bottom line. number two, invest in companies th

he's out there, advocate for sherman, but he gets up and he gives a stem winder of a speech and people say, ooh, i like the cut of his jib, i like this guy. and they start voting for garfield garvey, the no no, no, no, i'm not running. and he's gaveled of order and his friends are just kind of trying to hold him down. the thing is, you have the stalwart stalwarts like the old spoils. they like the corrupt system, and they want it to nominate grant again. and the republicans. that was probably a bad idea. garfield actually had a better reputation. the since the convention was deadlocked one by one, people started flocking him and he ends up getting the nomination, but they end up putting his running as chester alan arthur, who had been kicked out of the new customs house because he was a stalwart. they wanted to placate the stalwart faction and that would be a fateful choice. unfortunately, there's not much to say about his presidency because it was short he did appoint a lot of african-american cons to office, which is something that was part of that idea of advancing civil rights for

host: all right, mary dickson, a down-winder and a victim advocate.ou can find out more at expandrica.org. thank you so much for joining us today. guest: thank you for having me. thank you very much. host: and thanks to all of our viewers who joined us today and that's it for today's "washington journal." we'll be back again tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. eastern. have a great day, everybody. now we're going to take you live to the congressional black caucus foundation. they're holding their annual legislative conference on issues impacting african-americans and the global black community. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> live here on c-span, just waiting for the congressional black caucus foundation conference to begin. they'll be discussing legislation that impacts african-americans and the global black community. economic development, civil and social justice, public health and education is

in this regard, among themselves this military tractor is jokingly called a winder, despite the namese transporter. tractor or object 6 is one of the most maneuverable and reliable vehicles at the front pavel rybatchenko. stanislav skripnik ntv television company from the donetsk people's republic. moscow has information about attempts to undermine gas pipelines laid between russia and turkey. sergei lavrov announced this during his visit to bangladesh and then commented on the west’s demands to resume the grain harvest. lavrov stressed that russia does not prohibit ukraine from exporting grain, but will not allow its ships to pass through humanitarian corridors opened earlier within the framework of the istanbul agreement on on the basis that kiev used these corridors for both russian wars and civilian ships using surface and underwater unmanned vehicles supplied to ukraine by western countries. they patrolled your labor of passing the gas pipeline with the blue one, which depends on the supply of bulgaria from the church of hungary, the austrians and began to patrol, because if the

that’s how it is here, yes, sometimes it delays, sometimes it doesn’t delay the tent winders.ll you take the commander? no? i say one day back in ryazan. fine. i remember, i hope you have time to return. as i say, i was there one day ago. you always say that and then okay i love you. i'll tell you bye. say good afternoon thank you as shevtsov we pass the convicted shevtsov article 286 part 3 of the criminal code of the russian federation sentence. stop who is the convicted shevtsov? this is not shevtsov. but this is the convicted shevtsov. the head of the institution cannot make a mistake immediately. why is the line so long? he took it from me, yes, yes, it’s fresh, they said they just brought it. sber presents a cashback loan. allow yourself more every month, return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses. thank you, hurry up to apply for a loan with increased cashback. lost with prime , a free credit card with a savings card is more profitable, beneficial in any situation. hello everyone. apply for a 120-day interest-free credit card, the most profitable in the country, cashback

. >> i just have been question i've been reading about this year is proposed to be another wet winder a lot of the buildings we've been tracking need to be prepared for the next round of storms. >> thank you for that commissioner chavez once we get those reports back from the business owner will have an venz about their current state of their building broken windows and such a it was you every time not a wind design issue we got really high winds coming with the climate change it will be every time this is not the issue but primarily if you look at the design for the facades extremely high they put of jet engine and things like that yeah. >> it sounds maybe like preexisting issues that is - by the storm and wind and, etc. >> yes. you're absolutely right we want to get ahead of that ahead of you. >> thank you. >> (clearing throat). >> for the buildings investigated did the owners or in the investigation was disclosed their form present visible inspection? you know. the recommendation is every 5 years to do a visual inspection in those goings-on do we know the last time they designated

so my only connection being my granddad, leonard hubbard, the royal clock winder, who was once bittent is that is a great anecdote. >> thank you so much for sharing that. and please do continue sharing your memories and your reflections this anniversary reflections on this anniversary . well, we're joined now by david starkey, who is a friend of the program, historian and royal broadcaster as well . royal broadcaster as well. >> good morning to you. good morning, ali. >> what are your reflections one year on from that day ? year on from that day? >> the strange sense of surprise we all knew she was very ill. >> there were, in fact , we >> there were, in fact, we shouldn't really be talking about this. there were very strong rumours in london that she was fatally ill . but somehow she was fatally ill. but somehow the moment of death, nevertheless was a surprise, which i think is the ultimate tribute to her. but she was always there , for she was this always there, for she was this increasingly diminutive little figure in the bright clothes, but always there. and the remark that i think