Decade with your love and sacrifice sore throats and first moments. Thank you to my staff in the chamber today who are in colorado and washington and made so many great things happen and whose difference will be felt for generations to come. You leave a mark on the country far beyond the etching of a signature and thanks to my colleagues, senator bennett thank you for the honor of serving along your side and serving to the Nations Capital to please the staff to the support staff inhe the senate wo make it all possible. But above all most importantly, thank you to this great and extraordinary nation for all that it means it represents. The optimism that for two centuries has led people around the globe to give up everything they had just to be here, to be part of this nation, to then turn around and fight through the political strife and pandemics to go to the war to save the union, to know how lucky and blessed we are that out of all of the billions of people through the thousands of y
Different colors. All woven and held together by a single precious thread of democracy. Paul has taught us so much and as students who followed him, worked with him, believed with him, loved him and now miss him, we could never, ever be more thankful. With that, mr. Trone and mr. Speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. Mr. Trone i recognize mr. Levin. Mr. Levin thank you very much for recognizing me, mr. Trone and i thank the majority leader for organizing this. Mr. Speaker, i rise to speak for mr. Sarbanes, senator sarbanes employees. And especially for my sisterinlaw milley freeman, who worked for Paul Sarbanes from december of 1989 to january of 2007. And im not going to talk about all the Amazing Things about senator sarbanes that his maryland colleagues have eloquently mentioned and john, im not going to talk about fathers and sons, but my dad who served in this house and my uncle carl levin who served in the senate, both loved him very much. Andlet me talk about nellie his
Every training in from today across the globe. Welcome to moscow into r. T. International. My names, you know, your company. We begin with breaking news from argentina, a true superstar in every sense of the word football legend, Diego Maradona has passed away at the age of 60. His lawyer confirmed his death from a heart attack in buenos ariz this wednesday. Morris all know was considered one of the greatest footballers of all time, a world cup winner and joint 5th year of the 20th century alongside pele. He was never, far from the media spotlight, both for his actions on and off the field on the joined by our europe correspondent, peter, all over. Peter, for people of a certain age. I think its not hyperbole to say that Diego Maradona was football, wasnt the just an incredible life. An argentinian legend, a global icon, but one not devoid of troubles either. I dont think as many people like myself. They grew up in the 1980 s. That didnt want to be Diego Maradona when youre kicking a f
To tune into tomorrow today, the science show on d. W. Whether by smoke signals, by pony express or with optical devices, people have always felt the need to communicate over long distances, picturing so often used to carry messages to far away places. With the invention of the telegraph, the world began to be connected with electrical. Soon everyone had a receiver today information continues to flow at an ever faster rate. And it seems as though bad news travels fast just overall. How does that affect the way we react to the news . And what role does the media itself play . India, a Record Number of new coronavirus cases on sunday. Hundreds of elephants. Well, its being described as nonstop. Bad news is the world really in such a thoroughly terrible state for countries in the region. With, of course, the current coronavirus pandemic is indeed an extraordinary global crisis. But if you take a longer term view, you see there have been many positive trends. Infant mortality has never bee