Cox. Koolende vries syndrome is extremely rare. Hi. But friends dont have to be. This is joe. When youre connected, youre not alone. Cox supports cspan as a public svice, along with these other television providers. Giving you a front row seat to democracy. Host always glad to e mark morial from the National Urban league to talk about the leagues annual state of black america or. Its a 48 annual report and this one focuses on the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Remind people what the Civil Rights Act did for the state of like america at that time. Guest thank you very much and good morning to you and all of your viewers and listeners. The state of black america focuses on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, one of the most important pieces of legislation in american history. It was americas magna carta. It was signed by president johnson and he had to break a filibuster in the congress to get this past. The context in 1964 is we had witnessed as a nation march on washington, t
March 12, 2024. I hereby appoint the honorable debbie lesko to act as speaker pro tpore on this day. Signed m johnson speaker of the house of representatives. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to the order of the house ofuary 9 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitty the majority and minority leaders for morningour debate. The chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between t parties and each member other than the majority and minority leade and the minority whip limited to five nutes. But in no event shall continue beyond 11 50. M. The chair recognizes the ntleman from new mexico,. Vasquez, for five minutes. Mr. Vasquez thankou, madam speaker. I rise today to pay tributeo a remarkable leader and cherished member of my district and the communy from the vlage of hatch, the chili capital of the james slim which the lock. Last whitlock. Last year i had the prilege of meeting mayor whitlock. It becamevident that slim wasnt just
The khasansky district, where dry grass is burning in square 1. Report by victoria shandybina. The village of zarubina is surrounded on all sides by blackness, these are scorched fields. For several days , firefighters fought with dry grass fires, trying to protect residential buildings. Only two buildings burned down, one of them was a house on the outskirts. People live there only in the summer, no one was hurt. Gas cylinders were stored on the territory, when the fire reached them, there was powerful explosion. Burned to the ground , the neighbors say there was a very strong wind, the flames came down from the hill in a matter of minutes, their house was miraculously saved, help arrived in time, many thanks to the guys who helped us put out the fire, we were very scared if it werent for them, we wouldnt have been able to cope, our house would also have caught fire, it would seem that everything around has already been extinguished, the village is safe, but suddenly we notice smoke n
Montpelier and outlined his legislative agenda focusing on Public Safety, the economy and disaster recovery. He was reelected to a fourth term winning the majority in every city and town in the state. His address is about 45 minutes. Mr. President , madam speaker, mr. Chief justice, members of the general assembly, fellow vermont. The second inaugural address talks about recovering in the flood of 1927. He said the common watched birds were progress and rehabilitation noting the true spirit of vermont at the time of the diversity and the faith and dollar its opportunity, progress, rehabilitation, catastrophe and opportunity. From the first struggle in the pandemic to the rising waters in july and december, a once in a century opportunity to revitalize the communities, the indomitable courage is as strong as ever. This session lets honor the resilience and strength, kindness and generosity not only in the recovery but working to address specific problems like demographics, housing, affo
Governor weeks talk about recovering from the flood of 1927. He noted the true spirit of vermont is in the indomitable spirit in the face of adversity. They turned catastrophe into opportunity. From the pandemic to the rising waters of july and december, an opportunity to revive our community, the spirit of vermonters is as strong as ever. In this session, lets honor their resilience and strength, kindness, and generosity, not only in recovery but by working together to address persistent problems like demographics, housing affordability, and recent increases of violence and crime. To meet this moment, we are going to have to prioritize and set aside things that are less urgent and rise above the toxic polarization of Political Parties to focus our work directly on these fundamental issues. If we do, we will turn catastrophe into opportunity once more. [applause] president clintons advisor, james carville, famously said, it is the economy, stupid. Im not calling anyone stupid, but i th