the negotiations and all of the you need to know and look, i sympathize with many of the freedom caucus members and the others, the fifty seven or so republicansre who want more . lot more .for what look at this is a step in a the right direction from what has been a completely fine fina financially irresponsible, unaccountable federal government, particularlyeo-govee the altar of covid that s been going on for over three years now. look, we ve done this together for years. you got sixty eight republicans went against this s a bill .r or that s a large number.y talk now, whether or not there was early talk when the bill first came out and the deal was announced, there is talk aboutea a motion to vacate. any one republican member could could start that against kevin mccarthy because that s something he should worry about. well, not right now. it passed, but i thinkfter he s always worried about that. i think that the passing might say, why don t you negotiate a harder bill ? they
a good understanding of the economy he was running a state in the western part of india called the draw he ran that state very well but he s a top down di who tends to give orders to bureaucrats and gets them to follow things and he has not been able to create an environment in which the private sector can thrive because in the end it s the private sector that is going to create these jobs as we said the election just at its halfway point we ll have to see how this plays out journalist seven i m speaking to us from washington thank you very much for your analysis thanks for having me that today is world press freedom day a day to honor the importance of a free press and to remind governments of their duty to uphold the right to communicate without fear we re taking a look at slovakia a country that was shaken by the murder of an investigative reporter and his girlfriend last year the killings led to mass demonstrations and forced the prime minister to step down but the journalists d.w.
dictated to. and that was their marriages phyllis when his daughter died he was all to bring about widespread changes including in the mentality of his new us since then every new born baby girl has been given an account comprising donations and government grants and return the parents undertake to send their daughters to school to wait until they are over twenty before marrying them off and to plant one hundred eleven trees on unused land to. people and this means the protection of our daughters water trees better land and wildlife and we provide nature based employment to the villagers that will need. to do their part of a baby girl in the plant trees considered a blessing for the parents the village and for the environment. in other villages the notion of course attending school is far from normal
step into a cleaner greener and a more sustainable tomorrow. coming to you from mumbai in india over the next thirty minutes let s see how a small village in drought just conquered celebrates when the girl child is born how a group of women with very little formal education are trying to scientifically understand the mangroves to give him a heretic and why the world needs more women on the piano. let s stop to be is that possible with some good news there s a village in the north indian state of god just on the plan three the plants one hundred eleven trees every time a girl child is born now this is extremely significant not only because the village was visioning a green a planet but also because it august on has been one of the worst performing states in the country when it comes to child sex ratio of the number of ghosts compared to every thousand boys how does this mindset change let s take a closer look. these
these are some of the wooden towers that were erected in hungary using e.u. money at seventy thousand euros per tower they were apparently built to promote tourism but there s no hotel or rest of no use to anyone here people just made money off of them people who initiated the project. it seems to have set a precedent a total of one hundred eleven similar structures have sprung up across hungary the journalist who uncovered the case has been blacklisted by the hungary in government my past the initiative to build the towers came from a group of villagers everyone involved received around twelve thousand euros a forester also got a considerable sum for construction costs and the rest went to an employee in the ministry things like that but will mean the stadium hungary is sinking further into a pit of corruption the organization transparency international rings hungry at