Everyones lives been thrown up in the air. Im being interviewed for my bedroom. Just that i was in the nursery at the data press conference from the girls room in the basement with toys everywhere. Everyones a world is in upheaval, and understand why people of more difficult and more different circumstances i do. Host is is a permanent change in our lives . Guest i dont know about that. I have to do defer to somewhat health experts. In terms of some of the work from home issues, certainly conference is being done through this medium is more likely to increase over time. I wouldnt say this is the new normal but its a lot more this way and returning fully to the old style, in my opinion. Host if this is a continuing trend, whats the fccs role in this . Guest it depends on what service were talking about what images from the more practical sense we have a big new building we are building and were getting ready to move into, and its use is going to be much different than the past. We didnt
Yeas and nays are ordered. He orvotes objected to under the house irule 20. Proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. For what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition . Madam speaker, i move hat house suspend the rules and pass that the house suspend the rules and pass h. R. 2227, as amended. The speaker pro tempore the clerk will report the title of the bill. The clerk h. R. 2227, a bill to amend the Service Members civil relief act to authorize spouses of Service Members to incur a catastrophic injury or illness or die while in military service to terminate leases of premises and Motor Vehicles and for other purposes. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. Takano, and the gentleman from tennessee, mr. Roe, each will control 20 minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. Takano. Mr. Takano madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days
The trip to bali it has been stopped much of our a city center was unusually quiet on friday shops and businesses were closed many people stayed home fearing violence president says fixing the economy will take time and thats a need to be patient but it seems patience is running out. Zimbabwes economy is mired now in its worst crisis for a decade the price of almost everything has ballooned people are grappling with rising inflation which last month double to 175 percent the cost of a loaf of bread has almost doubled from 1. 80 to 350. 00 and a tub of butter is now around 17. 00 violent protests broke out earlier this year after shop price hike in fuel there are massive queues to get fuel a shortage of clean water and power with widespread blackouts that can last for up to 19 hours a day and 5000000. People are in need of urgent food aid with half of them on the brink of starvation well joining us now is cheap as in bob when political analyst she joins me from massachusetts in the u. S
Will no longer be complicit in genocide. Distressing images as an american service, non dice off to a self immolation protest over the us back to is radius goes on down. The a very good morning to you. All of our team here were in most goes to school on 8 am. This is all the international with the latest world news updates is great to have you with us today. Not top story from western state, so considering sending batch whoops to ukraine. But slovakia is not among the the countries Prime Minister stresses that he wont be a proving any military support the key of as hes pushing for pace. But what, what fits, i would say its a diplomatic solution, mostly even discussed that amazing of european leaders in paris on monday that are so simple. It was completely bull like meaning to support the war at all costs. And to do everything, you know, is it for the want to continue . I was very surprised that it was not a single was about any piece plan or piece sedation to i can confirm that the all
A traditional way of life forever being altered by miners and loggers. Rival lula has promised to end illegal deforestation and mining. But is he really the man to save the amazon . Perhaps this is one of the most critical president ial elections we have ever had in brazil. As brazilians go to the polls, will who wins decide the future of the rainforest . We travelled to brazils Yanomami Territory, right up on the border with venezuela. Its the Worlds Largest indigenous reserve home to nearly 30,000 people who live as hunter gatherers, as well as tens of thousands of illegal miners, a number that keeps growing. The remoteness of the yanomami is what makes them so special, but also increasingly vulnerable. This woman is malnourished and dehydrated. The Health Centres become a Field Hospital on the front line of illegal mining. There are new cases every day old and young. Nobody escapes this scourge. Outside, a Makeshift Ward is full of patients with malaria the yanomami sick. Marilena i