mr. marshall is, portillo fall was not, he's a fantastic person to talk to that became clear during our phone conversation. he talks a lot, listen attentively and laughs a lot. he's the same way in person. totally, not arrogant, understandably, he could have behaved in a different way because of the sheer volume of his responsibilities where scholarly and when i told him is similar to sir gay cardio in his approach organizing the project. he has the same sense of purpose. many details are internally arranged as design elements. that's what must can come to you have in common. they both believe that only a beautiful composition can fly into space. mosque knows the history of rush and space exploration very well and said his corporation would not have been so successful if it had not stood on the shoulders of titans, including sooner. gay cut off the company as hall, dedicated carly of field coffee and garden. outside of my professional career, i try to promote the memory of my grandfather'

the case presented by mr. marshall is presented with no legal basis and in front of the court who has not been on the so it's going to be dismissed. but meanwhile, meanwhile, it's a way to store covers it from 29 to 22021 defeated. where john wouldn't have taken action against parliament is now in recess a time when m. p 's lose their immunity from prosecution since july. but our has been trying to initiate the prosecution of those believed responsible for failing to act once they were told of the potential dangers of the materials stored at the port. that's because one of the very rare judges who did do everything in his power to go after the initial space on the evidence that he has. they started with media pains against him. harassment reports at the tar is reported to have received a verbal threat from his below that it would remove him by any means. the iranian back group has not commented. we have reached a new level in this country where the judges cannot be both or dr. now are threatened, but not only

marshall. it's presented with no legal basis and in front of the court to have no jurisdiction on the so it's going to be dismissed. but meanwhile, meanwhile, it's a way to store covers it from 292272021. the field where john wouldn't have taken action against parliament is now in recess a time. when m. p. 's lose their immunity from prosecution since july. but our has been trying to initiate the prosecution of those believed responsible for failing to act once they were told of the potential dangers of the materials stored at the port. that's beside is one of those very rare judges who did do everything in his power to go after the space on the evidence that he has. they started with media campaigns against him. harassment reports at the tar is reported to have received a verbal threat from his below that it would remove him by any means. the iranian back group has not commented. we have reached a new level in this country where the judges cannot be both or dr. now are threatened, but not only

mr. scott: madam president, currently america's debt is barreling towards $30 trillion. $30 trillion is hard to imagine. so think about it this way. that's more than $233,000 in debt for every american family. on july 31, the suspension on the federal debt limit expired, and now democrats in congress who continue to pursue a purely partisan reckless tax and spending spree are pushing this as a decision point with only two options. vote to suspend the debt limit or increase it. with no reforms to control excess federal spending. they want us to write the government a blank check to spend more money that we don't have. republicans have been clear. we will not do it. now, my democrat colleagues will say that the debt ceiling shouldn't be a partisan issue, and i completely agree. but we've seen from the democrats this year has been purely partisan, even by washington's broken standards. first, they passed a nearly $2 trillion so-called covid bill that spent less than 10% of its funding on act

mr. fire marshal regarding tasks, who is on the task force, for want of better term, and how are decisions made there? >> i am sorry. >> i don't mean to interrupt, commissioner covington. i don't know what the task standing for. >> that is why i am asking him to explain. >> traffic advisory safety committee. this have representatives from different city agencies. they have projects and they post those on there. the different agencies speak up to either get approval or recommendations for or against a certain project. when they change the stop sign, change a color of curve, parking area permit by a block or speed bump or speed hump. if the task committee gets together to provide input if it does or does not affect their particular agency. i mentioned the captain representing the fire department and gathers information. he finds out they give out an agenda. this is a project we would like to do. he works with members in the field to get in put. they look at the project then we work with the

mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: yesterday evening, the house of representatives approved a continuing resolution that will keep the government open through december, provide emergency funding for afghan refugees and americans affected by natural disasters, and suspend the debt ceiling through the end of 2022. the bill now comes to the senate where both parties must pass it together to steer the united states away from a number of fast-approaching crises. absent congressional action, the government will shut down in just over a week. the united states could face a first-ever default soon thereafter. and it will be american families who suffer most. now, our republican colleagues say they don't want a shutdown. they say they don't want a credit default. they say they want hurricane aid. then they should vote yes on this bill. you want to avoid a default? republican colleagues, vote yes. you want to avoid a government shutdown? vote yes. y

mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greed by her daughter. and then when president bush died about six months or eight months later ramsey mcdonald or marshall ramsey. sorry cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting? mrs. bush in heaven and then the drum light from the train president bush loved trains, they love railroad travel and early and the planning process for his funeral. he wanted to be brought from houston to college station is final resting place here at the library. and a train and so the drum light from the train and then up used some of its heritage fleet to bring the family up and then they had a car. especially designed for the casket and then they had created the up-4141. for an exhibit that we did here on american railroads more than more than 10 years ago and that that rail car that you p-4141 locomotive was used to pull the train and it will be coming here in the next year in a year. half and we'l

the marshall islands, the maldives and mr president, bangladesh and many others. and they spoke of the hurricane sandy flooding and the fires caused by the extreme meteorological conditions the world is already seeing. and the tragedy is that because of our past inaction, there are further rises in temperatures that are already baked in. my friends, baked is the word. if we keep on the current track, temperatures will go up by 2.7 degrees or more by the end of the century. never mind what that will do to the ice flows, dissolving ice in your martini here in new york. we will see desertification, drought, crop failure and mass movements of humanity on a scale not seen before. not because of some unforeseen natural event or disaster, but because of us, because of what we are doing now. and our grandchildren will know that we are the culprits and they will note that we knew, that we were warned. and they will know that it was this generation that came centrestage to speak and act in behalf of them, and behalf of posterity. and that we missed our queue. and they will

president, there's something you can do in marshal law that i highly recommend. "what do we do with marshal law, mike?" "da-clare it!" nope, it didn't work [ laughter ] i forced it, and it didn't work. and by the way, lindell is still -- he's still fighting that lonely fight. he was on oan the other day complaining about fox news and mispronouncing a bunch of anchors names. but otherwise things, you know, it seems like things are going pretty well for him. >> this is disgusting. --sues good ole oan heroes oans heroes. oans are heroes. where's fox? where's fox? newsmax -- they sue oan and newsmax. fox, you need to step it up and help save our country. i've seen stuff by jam bongino on there he goes, "i say whatever i want in my show," and people are going after him? why don't you call and interview me sean hannity told me once, he said, "mike, i can say anything i want on fox as long as it's the truth. well, the truth is, sean, we had a cyber symposium and the truth is you're not saying anything on your show. neither are you, laura trunker tried a few times to tal

you have every jurisdiction looking for mr. laundrie, and whether or not this is easy, it has to be done. we've got to find him. >> what do you make, joey, of laundrie's family? apparently he had left on tuesday but they did not report to the police -- oh, we're going to the press koconference now. let's listen in. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. we'll have time for a brief statement. because this is an ongoing investigation, we won't have time for questions. please. >> good afternoon. my name is charles jones. i'm the supervisory senior resident agent here in wyoming for fbi denver. standing with me here today are acting chief ranger matt wilbur with the national park service, hunter bailey who is chief of the investigative services branch. we also have sheriff matt carr and jackson police chief michelle weber. first and foremost, on behalf of the fbi personnel and our partners, i would like to extend sincere and heartfelt condolences to gabby's family. joe and tara petito and jim and nicole smith. as ev

. >> mr. shea is an amateur magician, your honor. >> "night court" is a way to get america to pivot from the actual nose. you know that's not necessarily the reality of the situation, but that's why it's called tv magic. >> even successful magicians sometimes spend lifetimes fruitlessly trying to develop -- >> "night court" takes this gritty aspect of the city and gives you a sunnier version of it. "newhart" happened at the same time and is an interesting parallel with "night court." >> "newhart," he's looking for an escape from new york, and he goes to an idealized place which is in vermont. >> there it is. the stratford. >> in the first "bob newhart" show, bob was married to suzanne and he was a therapist. bob newhart's second series, he was married to mary fran. >> i like it. >> no, you don't. >> i thought maybe the second show should be about an inn. >> that's really up there, isn't it? >> uh, what? >> nature. >> in the flesh. if you'd like, i can introduce you to maud. >> i'm convinced th

i was thinking about this also and i'm going to direct my next question to mr. desadario, an article from the billings gazette referred to federal assistance for indian country is the marshall plan for indian country. the american o rescue plan dedicated $76 billion to recognized tribes this year, on top of $8 billion from c.a.r.e.s. when it comes to housing, i hope this money is being directed and you're seeing it on the ground there. can you tell us more about the effectivenesss of how those funs are being transmitted through the bureaucracy, and whether or not there seems to be any effectiveness with regard to the federal assistance during the covid-19 when it comes t to housing specifically? >>ds thank you for that, senato. the experience for tribes on the discretionary a funds from the c.a.r.e.s act should be separated ade little bit from t american rescueur plan.nd the c.a.r.e.s act through the department ofin treasury had limitations on the use of the funds so infrastructure was relatively limited for tribes to be able to pursue. their subsequent legislat

mr. thompson for an opening statement. >> thank you very much. good afternoon but i want to thank chairwoman watson coleman for holding this important hearing on the federal response to the ransomware attacks. the attack on may 7 involved a weeklong shutdown of 5500 miles of petroleum pipeline on the east coast which clearly represent a cyber attackk on the critical infrastructure. it's clear that future will bring more attacks like this whether organizations like the dark side with cybersecurity weaknesses or enemies seeking to weaken our nation. the federal government must be prepared to fight off attacks on security breaches. the cybersecurity infrastructure security agency is the lead federal coordinator in securing critical infrastructure from cyber attack's and the transportation security administration is the designated managing agency for cisa yet we fail to properly engage the tsa in recent months on safeguards for their pipeline against attacks and repeatedly rejected filing inc

i want to ask you, mr. secretary, as you have done this very hard work and your people are stretched thin, because the senate has not confirmed these nominees, what would you say to senator cruz, single-handedly blocking key appointments and jeopardizing national security? >> i would simply ask the senator and the senate to move forward in confirming our nominees, virtually all of whom went through the senate foreign relations committee and were sent to the floor and that is where they now lie. to your point, we need all these people. we need them to do the business of the united states. to advance the interests of the united states at this critical time. i hope very much that we can work through this very, very quickly and i would hope that the senate can get our nominees confirmed. >> thank you, mr. secretary. pakistan, for the record, i want to follow-up on that line of questioning about pakistan. they have harbor taliban leaders over the years. as my colleague noted pakistan is currently a non-nato ally

marshall: thank you, mr. president. i rise in support of our amendment to prohibit funds in this legislation to be used to promulgate, fund, or enforce president biden's unconstitutional vaccine mandate on private employers. as a physician i'm confident the vaccine has saved lives. my wife and i got the vaccine. my parents got the vaccine and they're waiting to get their booster. but whether to receive it is a personal choice between individuals and their doctor, not mandated via unconstitutional executive actions that the administration recently acknowledged they didn't have authority to put in place. no president exists in american history for punishing private employers who don't enforce government vaccination ed deducts. astanishingly, house democrats included fines up to $700,000 on businesses that have unvaccinated employees as they -- as a way to pay for their out of krol spending -- control spending. this is not about public health or science. if it were, we'd recognize natural immunity. we'd recognize natural i