a fantastic organization has come in to assist keegan and his parents. four pause for ability is a group that provides and trains service animals to assist families like the burney family across the globe. currently, the organization has raised over $43,000 towards providing keegan with a fully trained service dog with the largest single donation being $10,000 from a complete stranger whose own child has benefited fr a service animal. thank you to four paws for ability and everyone who has contributed to lives like keegan all over the world. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia, mrs. mcbath, for five minutes. mrs. mcbath: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to say enough is enough. enough is enough. enough gun violence in our schools, enougchildren hiding in fear, enough parents trembling in terror as they search for any news of their own kids. there were 100 calls made to 911 inxford yesterday. hundreds of children stuck in their classros cryinout for help. hundred

gillian keegan said _ them. that is interesting. gillian keegan said they _ them. that is interesting. gillian keegan said they are _ them. that is interesting. gillian keegan said they are available . keegan said they are available everywhere. it is 20 years since the matrix first hit our screens. it was described as futuristic, cutting—edge and a cultural phenomenon. it's been 18 years since the last installment in the series, but today the fourth film is released — with keanu reeves returning as the central character. let's take a look. thomas, you seem particularly triggered right now, can you tell me what happened? i have had dreams that weren'tjust dreams. am i crazy? we don't use that word in here. hi. have we met? if you want the truth, neo, - you are going to have to follow me. the only thing that matters to you is still here. i know that's why you're still fighting and why you will never give up. you don't know me. no. after all these years, to be going back to where it all started, but to the matrix. bbc radio 1 film critic ali plumbjoins us now. you

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said keegan. what are they doing? good uganda. you've done him for this was yes it is. and it didn't was his d. m o you may be alack! and i felt kinda cool diflucan of his could of on and seem to one, boss mateo, please. natalie. i believe that the other for mad awesome fred on kingdom, we have more of a cloth and thought that up to a to leg at the mom must some mothers, dalbert. i'm fact a comma to baka the week just to make another day you at your but thought for 1000000. sure not the mentor and somebody about am autumn, shannon on form of trig care that the fiends see what i'm any from i hate you hit them hiding the music now. ah, the yoke into 4 days here i see a is done good or voted. he's got to get men knew was a, naomi. linda, me come in the office stuff. just c o c k a a. yeah. okay. okay. ok. porpoise, i bet ashby a ya know. gone up into bloom graham, a crate of boy pierre. we only to meet him. she mina. mommy bold. in as the bus has been and how long? long linhaven? the casino, toyota, and a for long i think was boy had gone shoes from snail. oh, no, not the

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i we're going to live allowable is enough to plan a good keegan. mm hm. ah, we'll get a minute. elaina mob anita. hello. hello. yes. hello. hello. we are missing magwoods. oh oh oh i finally. oh hello. hello leah get direct. i nevada. miss hammond to canada available the moment. i mean i read about bringing elaine the saturday, but it ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, a how cool made you doing it in there on the cool can i miss halifax? he did. he didn't kill her. got one to be younger can can. when the new york you mean that and sagen king a police kilometer, you'll put joanna mckinney who micah yeah, pretty cool. we didn't get the, i'm backing up. we can, we can get in the pool or by, by a tool that has a lot to do that with then i go by, be more than, yeah, katina, nato quoted you, they'll go to the bible with windham for you. well, i never got a lot of alarm belma b by you about i only on the on the i'm a lu, what's up with a with a by a barbara by the billing that by time you deborah, by and under here with burleson didn't get toward the door there though, in th

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keegan michael key. la chargers trail by eight. tied game. chargers answer with this one. put la back in front by a touchdown. now a minute later, chiefs already inside the 10. when you have kelci on your team, you have a shot. the chiefs had the ball first. very important. because, mahomes, and kelce, they made sure the chargers did not get their hands on the ball again. look at kelce wave through traffic for the walkoff. touchdown. 34-28. chiefs. in overtime. >>> college basketball for you. dartmouth men paid stanford a visit. under 90 seconds left. big green has aaron wide open down low. final seconds, cardinal down two. harrison ingram laid it in. this one went to overtime. stanford on the run. and stanford throwing the biscuit into the basket. that was brandon angel. who was an angel. with stanford tonight as they won final of 89, 78. have you ever had those moments where you have to think and think quick or it is over. almost an out of body experience and you find a way to get it done. it's like my life every day. >> you have done that many a time. and always make it

i suppose it's john keegan to lot welto. the senior politician pung, accused of rape john gully hasn't responded to the allegations. but while china tries to block out the issue, the w t a has been pushing for an investigation. the decision to pull out of china was its boldest step, helped by pung success as a player. china accounts for hundreds of millions of dollars for the women's tour with the beijing winter games just ahead. the international olympic committee is under pressure to do more a 30 minute video call. it held with pung, didn't assuage concerns. it led to criticism that the i o c was playing into china's hands with human rights watch calling it a quote hostage video in a recent d w interview. and the i o c. you know, it's, think about it this way. if, if you know, you're asked to participate in making, you know, helping make a hostage video, do you jump in and say yes. now, of course, you don't, you try to find ways to actually assess the person non protect your own reputation, which is all the ios is doing. h

keegan anthony klein, who is charged with 30 felonies, including child pornography and child exploitation. but he has not been charged in connection with the delphi murders abby and libby were seen in 2017. libby recorded part of her encounter of a man on her phone, including this grainy picture. and a voice telling the girls to move down a hill. >> guys, down the hill. >> reporter: their bodies were found nearby the next day. all these years later, despite multiple sketches of suspects, police have yet to make arrest rests related to the murders. police have set up an e-mail and hot line for anyone associated with the account. that was used to obtain 100 illicit photos and videos of girls. >>> a mountain climber who found a real-life treasure in europe will get to keep some of the loot. the climber found nearly $170,000 in jewels, including emeralds and sapphires on montblanc in france. a search for the owners failed. the authorities say the climber can keep half of what was found. the other half is headed to a museum. >>> if you noticed more traffic on the road these days, you're not al

the uk health minister gillian keegan has been speaking about the government's decision not to bring in further restrictions in england. she was asked what people should do over new year. we've always said act cautiously, since this new variant came amongst us, and it is highly infectious, many people will know somebody who is caught this over the christmas period. so do be cautious, take a lateral flow test before you go out. go to well ventilated areas, i've been to a couple of outdoor parties, actually, people have moved things to outside. sojust be cautious, but you know, do try to enjoy yourself as well. dr leon danon is an expert in infectious disease epidemiology and modelling at bristol university. he sits on spi—m, the scientific pandemic influenza modelling group, which reports to sage, the government's scientific advisors. he is speaking in a personal capacity. afternoon. we don't have the traditional figures for the afternoon. we don't have the traditionalfigures for the uk but what will you be looking for in the figures? well, we'll be looking to whether they are going

keegan anthony klein, who is charged with 30 felonies, including child pornography and child exploitation. but he has not been charged in connection with the delphi murders abby and libby were seen in 2017. libby recorded part of her of , including this grainy picture. and a voice telling the girls to move down a hill. >> guys, down the hill. >> reporter: their bodies were found nearby the next day. all these years later, despite multiple sketches of suspects, police have yet to make arrest rests related to the murders. police have set up an e-mail and hot line for anyone associated with the account. that was used to obtain 100 illicit photos and videos of girls. >>> a mountain climber who found a real-life treasure in europe will get to keep some of the loot. the climber found nearly $170,000 in jewels, including emeralds and sapphires on montblanc in france. a search for the owners failed. the authorities say the climber can keep half of what was found. the other half is headed to a museum. >>> if you noticed more traffic on the road these days, you're not alone. traffic is still below

the uk health minister gillian keegan has been speaking about the government's decision not to bring in further restrictions in england. she was asked what people should do over new year. we've always said act cautiously since this new variant came amongst us, and it is highly infectious. many people will know somebody who has caught this over the christmas period. so, do be cautious. take a lateral flow test before you go out. go to well—ventilated areas. i've been to a couple of outdoor parties, actually. people have moved things to outside. so, just be cautious, but you know, do try to enjoy yourself as well. much more about covid across the globe on the abc news website. russia's supreme court has ruled that the country's best—known human rights group, memorial, must be disbanded for breaking the law on foreign agents. the organisation was founded in 1989 by soviet dissidents including nobel peace prize laureate andrei sakharov. it's the latest move against critics of the kremlin. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg explained. you mentioned the foreign agents law there.

back to the uk, and the health minister gillian keegan has been speaking about the government's decision not to introduce further restrictions in england. she was asked what people should do over new year. we've always said act cautiously, since this new variant came amongst us, and it is highly infectious, many people will know somebody who is caught this over the christmas period. so do be cautious, take a lateral flow test before you go out. go to well ventilated areas, i've been to a couple of outdoor parties, actually, people have moved things to outside. sojust be cautious, but you know, do try to enjoy yourself as well. that is the uk government advice and message. our political correspondent lone wells gave us this assessment of the government's thinking. we are seeing the four nations in the uk all really interpreting the data we are seeing in different ways. uk ministers have said in england while hospitalisations are rising, they're not yet at a level they think warrant introducing any further curbs. scientists have said they are still relatively numbers of vaccinated people n

a final point, a very well known republican writer and thinker robert keegan has quit the party because of his disgust of donald trump and he says we are, right now, in the midst of are, right now, in the midst of a massive american constitutional truck crisis. he says of donald trump runs again and if donald trump wins in 2024, we could be looking at the destruction of american democracy. the destruction of american democracy-— the destruction of american democra . ~ . , democracy. what is your view? i do not think _ democracy. what is your view? i do not think we _ democracy. what is your view? i do not think we are _ democracy. what is your view? i do not think we are looking - democracy. what is your view? i do not think we are looking at i do not think we are looking at the destruction of american democracy, i think one of the issues we have is the left in this country have adopted socialist policies. i this country have adopted socialist policies. i quoted to ou a socialist policies. i quoted to you a well— socialist policies. i quoted to you a well known _ socialist policies.

keegan klein connected to the account on a separate child exploitation case next hour the mother will join us to discuss this new development. >> the white house is doubling down, the biden administration insisting it is already doing its part to fight crime despite the national sheriffs association saying otherwise. don't lose a is live as major retailers join the call for action. >> a going concern for voters, the white house has become sensitive to reports the rampant retail theft is going unchecked. the national sheriffs association, funding new enforcement measures. what the white house's response, president biden agrees we need to crack down on the surge in crime we've seen in the last two years which is why he's fighting for more federal support for community policing and why department of justice is working with state and local partners to address the disturbing spate of retail theft we've seen in recent weeks. a group of 20 retail leaders including the ceos of target, cvs, best buy and others wrote a letter for congress asking for help cracking down on online marketplaces for

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the health minister gillian keegan has been giving a statement on social care. social care is a practical support you can get because of illness or disability. with your permission i would like to update the house on our plans for adult social care. today we are publishing our ambitious ten year vision for adult social care, a white paper, people at the heart of care. it is a product of years of work, not only by every level of government but many involved in the sector, including from people who give care, draw on care and their families. i would like to take this opportunity once again to underline my appreciation and admiration for everybody who works to deliver this most vital public services, especially this challenging pandemic. those working in social care, paid and unpaid, deserve our deepest respect. yet they also deserve a system that works for them and it is fair to say that this has not always been the case. mr speaker, time and time again we have heard about the challenges in this house, the high turnover in the workforce, the lottery of how people

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not trying to battle the power differentials and there is analysis there and the ideas that kristi keegan's pastime there for, not really wide in marie kondo is not a white american person or white european person therefore, if you are white, it is some sort of moral transgressions all of the snow, except for the roughly seven and people probably are responsible for getting fired, it makes no sense her to lose her job is often a criticisms of these two very influential people. .. ds of white hegemony. both of them were perplexed at all of this and yet that's the wait had to be. i thought wow, and this is a main thing about what i thought. i thought the people who got allison broman fired after doing a good thing. i wasn't thinking that they are holding page pitch forks and running downhill. these were peaceable people who generally thought what they thought was right thing. the thing is most of the rest of us know that what they did was not and i thought what is the gap in understanding and i thought it's this issue of power being everything. i took it from there. >> you make a mistake apol

the care minister, gillian keegan, laid out the plans to the commons in the last hour. time and time again we have heard about the challenges in this house. the high turnover in the workforce, the lottery of how people pay for it. the unsustainable local markets. the varying quality and safety of care. the low uptake of technology. the carers who are notjust unpaid but underappreciated and the complexity of the system for everyone involved. i am sure honourable members have their own challenges that they will add to the list. make no mistake, these are complex issues. so complex that successive governments over decades have decided to duck them rather than deal with them. but this government is determined to get it right. after all, you cannot be serious about levelling up unless you are serious about social care. in september we took a vital first step on the route to fixing this generational problem. when the prime minister, the chancellor and the secretary of state announced our new health and care levy. and that focus on how we must pay for it is absolutely right. b

she was essentially fired for not trying to battle the power differentials and the idea that kristi keegan is not completely white and read condo is a japanese citizen it and it is not a white american a person white european a person therefore, the critics are saying that if you are white, some sort of moral transgression and all of us know except for the roughly seven have people are probably responsible for getting a fire, makes no sense for her to lose her job for these offhanded criticism of these two very rich and influential people of whom think of themselves as at the hands of white and they were perplexed and that's way ahead of eight and thought wow, this the main thing, that that the people who got allison fired, but they were doing a good thing and i wasn't thinking that they're holding pitchforks running down the hill, thought that these are sensible probably over educated people who generally thought that what they did was the right thing but the thing is the most of the rest is not that what they did - and about what is the gap in the understanding i thought that it is this

the care minister, gillian keegan, said successive governments had failed to tackle the problem. this white paper contains more detail on what we plan to do over the next three years. to transform the sector over the next decade, the white paper is underpinned by three core principles. first, that everybody has choice, control and support to live independent lives. second, that everyone can access outstanding personalised care and support. and third, that adult social care is fair and accessible for everyone who needs it. cast your mind back to september last year when the campaign for us presidential election was white hot. donald trump was in cleveland, ohio for his first debate againstjoe biden. two men of an advanced age in a relatively confined space and at the height of the pandemic. now, under the rules of that debate, each candidate was required to take a test for the virus within 72 hours of the start. but today, there are explosive details that come from mark meadows, mr trump's former chief of staff, that in fact donald trump had tested positive for covid—i9 three da

favorite books winston churchill, the history of the second world war joseph conrad victory, john keegan the face of battle, lucky jim, edward the history of the decline and fall of the roman empire. this is what doctor hansen is currently reading. ofrew roberts the last king america. david mammoth recessional and barry strauss the war that made the roman empire. el salvador texan from new york city. given the complete closing of the american mind the alan bloom spoke of 30 years ago. what do you see as a glimmer of hope. >> i think there is a popular distrust of what i would call technocrat in the way that you see that with the ministry there's, the elective but then there recalled but the idea with the educational dictating the policies of the input in a variety of controversial topics appraising in virginia. it sweeping the country in general milley said he called of the chinese counterparts. the joint chief even suggest that. it is surrealistic. peabody enormous confidence and wanted to support dr. fauci but when he said you should wait to masks and they want to reach toward herd imm

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia

here's a health minister, gillian keegan. well, they've looked at the difference between ten days' isolation or doing a lateral flow test on day 6 and day 7. and if you get a negative lateral flow test on day six and day 7, then you can then leave isolation. we're still saying to people, "be cautious," we're telling everyone, with a threat to push already overwhelmed health systems further to the brink. france has warned the country could see 100,000 cases of covid—19 infections a day because of the 0micron variant. it's recorded over 84,000 cases in the past 24 hours. here's a government spokesperson. translation: it is estimated that 2096 of the cases _ translation: it is estimated that 2096 of the cases detected - translation: it is estimated that 2096 of the cases detected in - 20% of the cases detected in france are linked to the omicron variant. i would like to remind you that if you days ago, this weekend, it was 10% and therefore probably as we are seeing everywhere, it is that would double in next two or three days

the history of the second world war," joseph conrad "victory history of the peloponnesian war," john keegan "the fees of battle," edward gibbon, "the history of the decline and fall of the roman empire," this is what doctor hanson is currently reading. andrew roberts, "the last king of america," david mammoth on the "recessional's," and barry strauss, "the war that made the roman empire." salvador texts into you from new york city, given the now almost complete closing of the american mind that alan bloom spoke of 30 years ago, what do you see as the glimmers of hope? >> guest: i think there's a popular distrust of what i would call technocrats and people that are not elected and we can see that about the administrators. the idea that we have this professional education lobby and they are dictating to policies and suggested the parents have no input on a variety of controversial topics, we saw that backlash and uprising in virginia and it's kind of sweeping the country and i think there was outrage when general millie said he called up the chinese counterpart. we never had a chair the joint

according to police documents obtained by abc news 27-year-old keegan anthony klein admitted to using the anthony shots user name around that time. that 2017 affidavit dealing with a cybercrimes case. klein charged in august of 2020 with 30 felonies including possession of child pornography and child exploitation. he has pleaded not guilty. indiana state police have not indicated if klein is connected to the delphi case in any way telling abc news they do not confirm or deny anyone who is or is not a suspect in any ongoing investigation. the teenagers last seen on this indiana hiking trail in february of 2017. police believe libby captured this cell phone image of the suspect because she feared they were in danger. libby investigators say also recorded what they believe is their killer's chilling voice before she and abby were murdered. >> guys, down the hill. >> reporter: their bodies discovered the next day. authorities say they have received and looked into tens of thousands of tips since the girls were murdered. still so far no luck. guys? >> sad story there. >> sure is. >> thank

that's certainly what the health and social care minister gillian keegan was doing interviews this morning. it is really difficult. there is uncertainty. obviously, they will have to make a balanced decision based on their own analysis of the situation but there is risk that we could get to, after christmas, we could look at some of this data we've been talking about, we could see a rise in hospitalisations and we may need to act. mps had a briefing on data last night from the chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance and the chief medical officer for england chris whitty, and mps who were on that briefing call who saw the slide pack said there was no new significant information and certainly no information in the area that everyone wants, which is, how often do people who contract omicron end up in hospital? how ill do they get, and how long do they stay in hospital? those will be crucial variables for working out what the potential pressure could be on the nhs. earlier i spoke to emma davis a postdoctoral researcher in infectious disease epidemiology at the university of oxford. she'

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia

. >> caller: my name is keegan townsend. i have been a resident of the city and i just want to say after looking to through the call for almost 5 hours at this point i am deeply, deeply ashamed with some of the supervisors here. as someone who works in harm reduction in the height of the pandemic, and acted as a facilitator for coordinated issue entry that the issue here is lack of services. we do not need more policing. and we know that breeds approach is directly in the way of c money for the will of the people and that's something that'sbeen voted for by the people over $110 million . and that's just one example. anyone who engages in the on house knows that a criminal approach has always failed. we need things like supervised consumption sites and we need betterservices . and i cannot, i am deeply ashamed of every supervisor. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. apologies for interrupting . we are setting the timer for oneminute this evening . let's hear from our next fall in place. >> caller: davidgrace and i apprecia