harris: new information on this. so much for deterrence. 47 is the latest number of attacks on our troops in irrelevant rack and syria since october 17th. two the number of times we fired back. iran s threat is on full display with growing fears of a much wider war. iran pays and trains those killers attacking our military men and women as you know. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. our latest strike on wednesday hit a weapons storage facility inside syria. those iran-funded groups responded with five attacks targeting our people. in total, 56 of our military men and women have been wounded. some are seriously wounded. one government contractor has died. the iran-backed houthi militia in yemen claimed responsibility for shooting down a $30 million american drone. iran s top diplomat says the offensive in gaza makes expansion of the war inevitable. the israeli defense force continuing to hammer terror targets in gaza. a day of fierce combat as diplomat
serving leader in israeli s history. benjamin netanyahu. well, he s about to be out. gone. done. di did covid originate in a lab? this question matters. i am going to talk to the secretary of state who investigated in the lab theory and ask him what he knows. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato. you ve ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon.
How Will Clean Energy Conferences Look Post Pandemic? How We Answer that Question Matters for Our Industry
Monday, 25 January 2021
1 Like many of you, I attended a handful of clean energy industry events last year, from regional conferences to technical symposiums, as well as the industry’s mega-conferences. All of them were virtual. The pandemic forced us to reset our expectations for industry events. It drove home the importance of effective events to the success of solar and wind businesses. And it pushed all of us to re-examine how we create value from our conference attendance as exhibitors, presenters and attendees.
for the proceedings to happen. if that is the case after november 22nd, the government shuts down, how do they compete? harris: that is such a fantasy for democrats, though. because then can say, the president try to stop them, so on and so forth. leslie: maybe he s luring them. harris: now they can call witnesses and defend him. melissa: i don t think he wants this to stop. i think he likes impeachment train. judging by the ruler he gets from the crowd when he talks about it, i think he thinks this works for him. especially if it gets out in public. what has not been working, and it was interesting to see democrats get a taste of it today when they came out and said the star witness didn t or couldn t respond with evidence, it s like, i want to see you have exchange for myself. was he really searching? it matters. credibility matters, the way you answer the question matters.
citizenship question would cause the population to be undercounted. a group of about 75 gathered outside the supreme court and celebrated today s ruling. listen. every question matters. we can no longer live in fear. it s asking a lot, but it matters. this is how we will be able to secure funding for our community, funding for education, and our political representation. this is the second big story, republicans in north carolina accused of gerrymandering, democrats in maryland accused of the same thing. they ruled 5-4 today ruling that they will stay out of the gerrymandering business and let lower courts as i. that didn t stop justice elena kagan for reading her dissent. that s something you see all the time in court. of all times to declare the law, this was not the one. the practices challenged in