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rely on energy supplies and fuel supplies that came from the middle east. today we are beginning to expand an opportunity for domestically produced biofuels, to be able to allow for greater independence and greater flexibility protecting the brave men and bim who serve us in uniform. this was a result of tremendous cooperation between the energy department and the navy to create a drop-in aviation fuel industry one that did not exist just a few years ago. we have recently invested in a facility that s taking land fill, agricultural, waste. to turn it into a fuel not only interested in the navy but ommercial interests. this administration has taken a comprehensive approach. the conversation in this town has o been also the rffs. there are other components to support. for example, we have really focused on feed stock development. we ve made sure they understand that we are going to put the full force behind the effort that will allow them to have the same kind of crop ins ....
maria is a lecturer at the university department of politics and international relations and her most recent book, even though she has been out for a short. lack of time is a book on work correspondence and the research she has done over a number of years because of her interest in foreign conflicts in various parts of the world, so she will share with you today her most recent work interviewing correspondence. thank you. [applause]. hello. thank you so much. thank you for coming. i am deeply grateful for what you ve done. i see one of my favorite people in the world room and that makes extort fairly happy. before i talk about this book, reporting from the danger zone: frintline journalists, their jobs, and an increasingly perilous future and i have to add the type is really small, so if you are my age, you have to get extra thick classes. extra thick glasses. it is about frontline journalists, work correspondence early, but also people who report on authoritari ....
saturday. mostly sunny with for outdoor activities. a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. today will be very similar to saturday. mostly sunny with for outdoor activities. a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. a warm front will lift through the state starting later today and completely clear the state by monday. it could be a little to start the week. tuesday will midweek thanks to a cold front. and we are looking live right now at north carolina where matthew is making it s way along yesterday.many roads are flooded. millions are without power and almost a dozen people in the u-s have died due to matthew. here s the latest out of north tonight, hurricane matthew is smashing north carolina. downgraded to a category 1 storm, it s still powerful enough to render hundreds of roads impassable. (nats) af ....
let s go right to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our light winds and highs in the to the pumpkin patches or apple spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. 60s. it ll be another mild day across eastern iowa.perfect for outdoor activities. a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. a warm front will lift through the state starting later today and front. but we ll stay dry to warming into next friday. it s way along the coast. they saw a lot of rain yesterday.many roads are flooded. matthew has affected hundreds of people in haiti. the aftermath of what the massive storm has done to that country is devastating. here is the latest report. this is what the path of a hurricane looks like from the air. the storm left trees, scattered like matchsticks on the hilltops. (ivan watson, cnn senior look at how all these trees are killed hundreds of people.and l ....
commending model that doctors and nurses and other health service staff who treated him for his prostate cancer, but those doctors and nurses who a day in and day out insuring we are now having cancer survival rates at a record high. government is putting my money into awareness of cancer problems and we will look at those the training of nurses from the 50,000 nurses in training and we will continue to make sure available to do the work necessary. jeremy corbin. [shouting] thank you, mr. speaker. a teacher in the prime minister and wishing well and obviously the treatment he got it the same treatment everybody else got because we like a treatment for everybody in our society. it s not controversial. and just wishing him well. is that okay? [shouting] sorry to start on such a controversial note, mr. speaker. i do apologize. the prime minister says she wants britain to be a country where it doesn t matter where you were born. the house secretary s flagship announce ....