less. that s what you re trying to pay this bill from. the house is not in order, mr. speaker. [ gavel ] house will be in order. that as americans we re supposed to expect less. i can look anywhere i want, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i cannot believe the amount of control one party rule wants. they now want to dictate to a member of the floor of where i can look? now, this performance is largely for effect. no republicans were ever expected to cross the aisle to support the measure anyhow. this all comes just days after biden signed his infrastructure bill into law. its passage would be another hard-fought victory for the president who spent months negotiating with liberal and moderate democrats. the bill now goes to the senate where democrats will now have to get on the same page if the build back better proposal is to become law. meanwhile, house members investigating the january 6th capitol riot a.b. appear to be losing patience with former white house chief of staff m
with. it was a young woman named hanna and her friend. my name is hannah and i am here, i m sailed off the world side i m here with my friend diana. and we are stopping this terminal from loading all cold into ships and from all unloading cold into culture in. this is part of the largest cold port, and we are stopping the operations. right now we are which is being used to ship off coal that has come from countries from first nations land all across this continent. and it s being sent to be burned overseas as a part of the moneymaking machine. which is perpetually causing climate crisis which is driving us further from the point of good antisocial collapse. hannah is 21 years old, her friend is 28 years old. and yesterday, these two young women apps ailed, repelled off this giant piece of machinery off the port of newcastle. to protest australia s use of cold and distributing cold all over the world. washington post posted this video of them making their case to the w
i m hill harper. thanks for watching. welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper, australia s great barrier reef is the world s largest marine habitat and one of the natural wonders the world. but it s now in its seventh mass bleaching during events in 1998, which means the warming waters around australia are killing the coral, turning this vibrant ecosystem into an underwater graveyard this is just one of several climate crisis that s plagued australian recent years. they ve been devastating wildfires and massive floods that are made parts of the country uninhabitable. and has decimated the population of native species like koalas. cnn s i ve and watson has been reporting on the climate disaster in australia for years. and he recently traveled back to see the evolving threats firsthand and how people are both contributing to the crisis. and trying to find ways to fix it a once in a lifetime experience a chance to walk hello, on a desert island in the middle, the gre
With. it was a young woman named hanna and her friend. my name is hannah and i am here, i m sailed off the world side i m here with my friend diana. and we are stopping this terminal from loading all cold into ships and from all unloading cold into culture in. this is part of the largest cold port, and we are stopping the operations. right now we are which is being used to ship off coal that has come from countries from first nations land all across this continent. and it s being sent to be burned overseas as a part of the moneymaking machine. which is perpetually causing climate crisis which is driving us further from the point of good antisocial collapse. hannah is 21 years old, her
To the country, it s a disgrace not just to the united states senate, it s a disgrace to the party of ronald reagan who described the united states of america as a shining city on the hill because it was a beacon for people like this biden report from port of newcastle. it s the largest cold port, it s in australia, about 20 billion dollars worth of cold get shipped through that one port every year. that s more than any other place on earth. and yesterday, all operations at the port of newcastle in australia, were brought to a complete halt. because of something that port had never before had to contend