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speaker hoyle: before we start todays hearing id like to remind members of the service which is being held today at 1:00 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the end of the falklands war. i hope as many members as possible will be to attend. i also like to point out that c-span3 just a minute. id like to point out the same language is available on live tv. now we start with questions. prime minister johnson: mr. speaker this morning i had , meetings in addition to my duties in this h...

u.s. supreme court. she touches on the importance of engaging with others who may have a difference of opinion. the american constitution society hosts this conversation. [background noises] [background noises] >> okay, please be seated everyone. good afternoon acs crowd. on behalf of our president, our acs board, myself and all of the acs staff, we welcome you to acs 2022 national convention. [cheering] [applause] youre probably going to hear this a lot in the next few days. maybe the...

[background noises] >> okay, please be seated everyone. good afternoon acs crowd. on behalf of our president, our acs board, myself and all of the acs staff, we welcome you to acs 2022 national convention. [cheering] [applause] youre probably going to hear this a lot in the next few days. maybe the first essay. gather for the first time in three years i also want to welcome and acknowledged we are thrilled to bills offer virtual convention experiences for those in washington d.c. kick ...

engaging with others who may have a difference of opinion. the american constitution society hosts this conversation. [background noises] [background noises] >> okay, please be seated everyone. good afternoon acs crowd. on behalf of our president, our acs board, myself and all of the acs staff, we welcome you to acs 2022 national convention. [cheering] [applause] youre probably going to hear this a lot in the next few days. maybe the first essay. gather for the first time in three year...

covid-19 pandemic. this is live coverage on c-span three. good morning, the senate health education labor committee will come to order. today we are having a hearing on the ongoing federal response to the covid-19 pandemic. i will have an opening statement followed by ranking member bern, and then we will introduce our witnesses. after they give their testimony, centers we each have five minutes for a round of questions. today, we will be having one of our witnesses, dr. fauci, testify...

Plus, as be los angeles preparea prepares to say goodbye, we take a long look at journalism. We are getting our topic online. The topic o of tonights the week ahead. A stunning document leak, 11. 5 million pages, showing some of the worlds wealthiest people have is hid thie hid their mone. The president of argentina, mauricio macri, and ukraines president , petro poroshenko. Also linked vladimir putin, some of his close circle including a mafn said tman said to be his b. And friends of malaysias...

All of that is ahead tonight. But we begin tonight with the 2020 candidates who were back out on the trail today after a fiesty combative debate in detroit where the night two democratic contenders whacked each other over the heads over their differences on policy and over each others records. Vice President Joe Biden and senator Kamala Harris were teed up to battle right from cue 1 over their health care proposals. Julian castro took aim at the obama biden administrations record on deportation....

Will not run for reelection in 2020. And intriguing news about a fresh subpoena from prosecutors in new york. In connection with the crime that sent Michael Cohen to prison. We begin tonight with the 2020 candidates who were back out on the trail today after a feisty combative debate last night in detroit. Where they wacked each other over the heads over their differences of policy and records. Joe biden and Kamala Harris were teed up. Congressman Tulsi Gabbard fixated on harris. Senator cory bo...

The regional district moved to bring board chair pay in-line with the provincial average

The regional district moved to bring board chair pay in-line with the provincial average