some kind of a moral adjustment, a global moral adjustment to the suffering of human beings. in this century, children should not contract diptheria and die as the results of tightening of this blockade. 156 people had diptheria in yemen. a third of them died. and most of them were children. and those vaccines were sitting on the tarmac waiting to be flied into yemen. so you had more people that died absolutely for no reason. we have the support. we don t have enough funding. but as the humanitarian community, we have some funding. we have the will to help the people. but we cannot do that without the political will from the global powers that be. so we do what we can on the ground. but we cannot do that without support. and that support has to be global. otherwise we are fighting a never ending battle.
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what s the time line for that happening? i think it s we have to get it done, i would hope i heard senator mcconnell say the fourth of july. i would hope it would be sometime in july that we could get the health care bill moving. then we have to deal with the budget and we ve also got to deal with tax reform. these things are stacked up waiting to go. they re kind of like those planes stacked up on the tarmac waiting for the air traffic control system to get modernized. if the first plane is the one blocking everything, to use your analogy, why not toss that plane out, focus on tax reform and the budget so you can go home in august and say, look what we did. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we should beble to handle both. i don t want to jettison anything because the american people and families that are relying upon health insurance coverage definitely need us to take action to control the rising expenses in that
and gatwick to be canceled. this is a busy holiday weekend for the u.k. with tens of thousands of people traveling. british pairways operates hundreds of flights from this airport on the average day. depar europe terminals were kay yoict, crowd with waiting passengers all day. there were long lines at check-in counters bum of these people ended up going nowhere. some passengers tweeted they are they were stuck on planes on the tarmac waiting for takeoff. call centers were affected, too. a handsful of flights did lands today, and the airline says services should be back up and running by sunday.
and gatwick to be canceled. this is a busy holiday weekend for the u.k. with tens of thousands of people traveling. british pairways operates hundreds of flights from this airport on the average day. depar europe terminals were kay yoict, crowd with waiting passengers all day. there were long lines at check-in counters bum of these people ended up going nowhere. some passengers tweeted they are they were stuck on planes on the tarmac waiting for takeoff. call centers were affected, too. a handsful of flights did lands today, and the airline says services should be back up and running by sunday.