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produce it and i think we're working our way out of the problems that we're created -- some of the problems created by an kexcess of hostility to hydr carbons a couple years ago and if there hadn't been that excess hostility, we'd probably have more hydro car bons today and nw we're taking another hostile to hydro carbons act. it's not the thing to do given the mag consnitude of the energ challenges i had again. i certainly share the frustration they're not more hydro carbons being produced in the united states.proper area f dialogue but i suspect a certain amount is permitting and regulation and i don't see how the wind falls profit taxes would help. >> larry summers, thanks so much
mira has cholera. there hadn't been a case here for 30 years. but now, as lebanon collapses, it's back. there have been hundreds of suspected cases in just a few weeks. but because there aren't simple diagnostic tests, the true figure could be thousands. translation: my whole body aches. i can't eat or drink. i have chills and a fever. if i try to drink anything, it would go straight through me, out of here and here. the ministry of health promises vaccines are coming, but the hospital's director fears they will be overwhelmed before they arrive. translation: we can't cater for all . cases because of limited capacity. l after all, it is a small hospital for a big area
kicked in the door, and saw a woman stabbed to death. furtado never saw anything like it and was hit by a wave of fearsome oceans. >> from shock to awe to frightened. that's how it went. the police training then kicked in. >> reporter: adrenaline surging, the cops pull their weapons. >> our thought was to draw our weapon with our safety. so we proceeded to clear the house with weapons drawn. >> reporter: it was all clear. but horrifying. there were signs of a struggle. blood in a bedroom and in a living room by the body. officer furtado radioed in. >> i made the comments, just get here. >> reporter: it was furtado's first homicide. but if he was a stranger to homicide, so is nantucket. there hadn't been a murder on the island for two decades. >> it doesn't happen here, it can't happen here. that was the way it was, kind of, until then. >> reporter: her name was
>> it's interesting that the lawyers themselves have to gain lawyers in representation. caroline, let me ask you what you are looking for tomorrow's hearing, likely the last one before the mid terms. we're not expecting witnesses, but we are expecting the committee will present more evidence linking the former president to the rioters and the events that unfolded on january 6th. >> yeah, and that's really the hot button issue. i want from the beginning, the committee has done an excellent superb job of laying out the timeline. we saw never before seen footage of the mayhem that took place on that day. thereafter, we saw evidence of the other potential crimes looming here, you know, conspiracy to defraud the united states, to obstruct an official proceeding, but there hadn't been a real through line between the seditious conspiracy for which the department of justice
strong contrast to what was happening several years ago as far as crimea is concerned. there hadn't been much fighting and the russians were much more effectively control and there wasn't a military challenge. here we see that the not only are advancing on the kharkiv front, they are slowly going to challenge, but they are also advancing slowly in the areas in the south. that is an area where russia also sent a significant amount of reinforcements and we know that in these areas many russian troops are stuck between these areas and a river they cannot cross effectively, and receiving reinforcements. from a military point of view the situation for the russians is not very promising. for the russians is not very promising-— for the russians is not very promising. for the russians is not very ”romisin. ., , , promising. please stay with us, let's ick promising. please stay with us, let's pick up _ promising. please stay with us, let's pick up on _ promising. please stay with us, let's pick up on some _ promising. please stay with us, let's pick up on some more - promising. please stay with us, - let's pick up on some more thoughts in the studio now. just looking at
post, there have been a few bumps along the way. it would be extraordinary if there hadn't been. bumps which almost without exception have been caused by other members of her family. have been caused by other members of herfamily. but she pursued her role with that sense of humility and by putting duty first, and she was at heart, people who knew her... it is funny to talk in the past tense now, isn't it? she was a very down—to—earth, straightforward and unpretentious woman, rather reserved, certainly in her early years. there was none of that sort of vainglorious and overbearing behaviour we have sometimes perhaps seen with other members of her family. for70 seen with other members of her family. for 70 years, she has been a constant, unchanging presence in the background to our lives, the head of the nation, as she has sometimes been referred to, above politics, but with a shrewd interest in and a grasp of politics and of political
do. >> oh, because he was a man. >> so i think the '70s is a reality check on whether or not the american dream is available for women. >> early to rise. early to bed. >> come on, you're going to be late for school. >> wait, i haven't figured out your tip yet. >> well, figure this, 15% of nothing is nothing. goodbye, i love you. >> until "alice," there hadn't been a single mother in a low-income job. >> mel, i know this is asking a lot, but i need 10 bucks a week extra to pay for tommy's braces. >> you know the refrigerator's on the blink. i've gotta come up with $800 just to replace it. >> fighting for healthcare. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first. because if i close down, you're going to be out of work, and if you're out of work, you can't buy food. in which case, tommy doesn't need teeth anyway.
package. that's not all shovel ready projects, but in the long run it will strengthen society. like wise there hadn't been a gun safety bill passed in decades but two democrats and two republicans corralled their colleagues to give a modest but meaningful deal done. another one, america doesn't do industrial policy, but the bipartisan chips and science act invested in semi-conductor manufacturing and next generation tech to keep the u.s. competitive with china and it passed with 17 senate gop votes. that's not all. on this bipartisan front we've seen massive covid relief, military support for ukraine, nato expansion, a ban on products made in uyghur labor camps, pass an anti-lynching bill almost a century after first proposed. even lindsey graham gave president biden credit for these bipartisan accomplishments. that's not to say there haven't been plenty of mistakes and missteps especially over the past year, in particular the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and the rise of inflation to 40-year highs which caught this administration
woman stabbed to death. furtado never saw anything like it and was hit by a wave of fearsome oceans. >> from shock to awe to frightened. that's how it went. the police training then kicked in. >> reporter: adrenaline surging, the cops pull their weapons. >> our thought was to draw our weapon with our safety. so we proceeded to clear the house with weapons drawn. >> reporter: it was all clear. but horrifying. there were signs of a struggle. blood in a bedroom and in a living room by the body. officer furtado radioed in. >> i made the comments, just get here. >> reporter: it was furtado's first homicide. but if he was a stranger to homicide, so is nantucket. there hadn't been a murder on the island for two decades. >> it doesn't happen here, it can't happen here. that was the way it was, kind of, until then.
change her schedule going forward. >> she's now embarking on a multi-state, multi-city tour, highlighting summer learning programs. of course, first lady, an educator herself. this is part of her official schedule. the only time i'm aware of that they were last together was with that meeting with the first lady of ukraine two days ago. but it's also worth noting that the vice president, kamala harris, she had just taken off from washington about 10:00 a.m. this morning. she has an event this afternoon in charlotte, north carolina. the offices of the vice president telling me that at this point, there hadn't been any discussions made about whether she should cancel that event or continue with her travel. i think what we'll continue to see from the white house and hear from white house officials over the course of the day is that, of course, they're taking the president's health seriously, but the concern at this moment is not significant. they want to try to portray calm, steadiness.