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The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Landowner's Dream Turned Nightmare Due to Bureaucratic Indifference
"I had a landowner who, all they had in this world was a piece of land, the mortgage, in California. This is my gosh, in the 90s. They're both dead now. And they had 600 net in it. They had a square mile land, 640 acres. Maybe ten square miles of land. And they were going to sell and make them money and retire. They had held it forever. They didn't have a lot. They were modest people. And my client was the real estate developer that wanted to buy the property and develop it. But we could not get the Army Corps of engineers in the U.S. fish and wildlife service to return phone calls. We could not get them to act. We could not do anything. And so the mortgage left this planet after 15 years of litigation, trying to get the agencies to act. They are indifferent to the American people. I am
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
30 Years of Corruption: Army Corps of Engineers Goes Rogue
"On cut number 23. I got 30 years of experience with rapanos, right? Ripa says in 30 years old, but I did ACO E permitting for all those years. Rapanos comes down and you don't have to know that America what it means, but it's clear direction of the Army Corps engineer that they're doing it wrong. And the Army Corps of engineers proceeded to read upon us Anthony Kennedy's opinion and say, let's just continue doing what we want to do. It's like this vast kudzu of agencies that don't care about every effort to check them, Paul Clement. What do you want the court if you could write the opinion for him? What would they say as a rule to replace Chevron? Well, I would say personally, the first step is overrule Chevron, make it unmistakable, and then you just essentially force everybody to do their job.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"army corps" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Marketplace morning report is next, and later on morning edition, scientists are analyzing sounds from underwater to predict how quickly glacier ice is melting. And what that could mean for sea level rise. When you put a hydrophone in the water, you hear all kinds of things. You hear the ice melting shore. You also hear ice breaking off the ice cliff. The sound of global warming in real time in about 15 minutes. 55 in here comes the sun, sunny and 73 for a high today and then tomorrow sunny and mid 70s in the Friday night temperature drops all the way down to the mid 40s leading to a 60° around 60° high weekend for Saturday and Sunday with lots of sunshine. Florida officials are asking the feds for emergency food assistance. Marketplace morning report is supported by insperity, providing HR support, including access to benefits and HR tech, helping businesses succeed so communities prosper insperity HR that makes a difference. From marketplace, I'm nova soft for David Bronco. In Florida, the recovery from hurricane Ian's devastation is ramping up, property damage alone is expected to be in the tens of billions of dollars. The U.S. Army Corps of engineers is helping temporarily patch up roofs nearly 2000 volunteer organizations are
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"army corps" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Uber on his days off and on weekends, just to make extra cash though he has his limits. So I just don't like to drive after 10 o'clock on the weekends because that's when all the drug people come out. It doesn't help that gas prices are so high. Uber offers a bonus to help with those gas prices, but it's only 50 cents a ride. Santos says that is insulting. Just keep your 50 cents. I don't even want it. It's kind of a joke for you to even say that. 'cause it doesn't matter if I'm going 50 miles or one mile. That's all I get is 50 cents. So it's just them trying to say that they're doing something when they're really not. He says it's rough for drivers lately. What he really wants is more rides and a bigger cut of the fair. Or more options to stay afloat in a tough economy. I'm Raquel Maria Dillon NPR news in San Francisco. She is officially mission commander on the SpaceX dragon. She will be expedition 68 flight engineer on the International Space Station, and she may even go to the moon. All of which means she will be going where no native woman has gone before, to space. Nicole Mann is a Marine Corps pilot. She has a master's and engineering from Stanford and is now a NASA astronaut. She is a member of the wailaki of the round valley Indian tribes and joins us now. Welcome to all things considered. Thank you so much. I'm excited to be here with you. Well, if all goes well, by the end of next month, you will be on the International Space Station or at least headed there. What can you tell us about the mission? I am so excited. We have been training a long time for this mission. It's called crew 5 and it will launch from Kennedy Space Center. Myself along with the Josh cassada, koichi wakata, and Anya kinka. And we will travel to the International Space Station for a 6 month mission. And then the completion of that mission will return home on dragon off the coast of Florida. There's a lot that you can do in 6 months. What are you most excited about? So excited. I'm very thank. There's so many things to choose from. Of course, we're going to be doing some amazing science on board. They're planning about 250 experiments for us. There'll be a lot of work on the space station. We are doing some upgrades of the solar arrays. So hopefully we get a chance to do a couple spacewalks while we're up there. I read about something called the bio fabrication lab. What does that exactly? The bio fabrication lab is personally one of my favorites. And I'm very excited to work with that. Essentially it's 3D printing human tissues. We could grow cells here on earth, but because of the effects of gravity in space, we can grow them three dimensionally. We have already produced a partial meniscus of a knee that we're looking at growing heart cells and eventually the concept is that we could grow organs. They're really hoping to have trials in animals by the end of the decade. Well, you are also, of course, making history. You're going to be the first native woman in space. What does that mean to you? It's very exciting. You know, it's so fun, I think, in our lifetime, when you have firsts and I think it's really great to celebrate those and to communicate that, especially to the younger generation, right? These young women, maybe natives, maybe people from different backgrounds that realize that they have these opportunities and potentially these barriers that used to be there are starting to be broken down. And so hopefully that'll inspire that younger generation. And the cool thing is, though, operationally, it doesn't really matter, which is pretty cool, right? We're finally getting to that point in our history. Operationally, it doesn't matter. Personally, I know that you're able to bring a few items from home. When astronaut John herrington became the first native man in space, he brought the chickasaw nation flag. Is there anything special to you that you're planning on bringing with you? I do have some personal mementos jewelry charms that I plan to bring and then I do have this dream catcher that my mother gave me long ago and that's always just a little bit of peace memory. I think of my family back home and that's something that I'll keep with me and my crew quarters while I'm on board space station. When did you know you wanted to be an astronaut? For me, honestly, it wasn't until a little bit later in life. I didn't have it all figured out when I was a kid. You know, I was interested in math and science, but I had never met an astronaut. It didn't really know what they did, and I didn't think that was in the realm of possibility. So it wasn't until I was flying F 18s in the Marine Corps that I started looking at future opportunities and where I wanted my career to go and NASA became something at that point that was a viable and became my dream. Is there something you would like to say to maybe a young person now? Who doesn't believe it's a possibility whether that is a native young woman or anybody who might have those dreams but not think they're realistic? Absolutely. The first thing that I would say is never discount yourself. If you don't go after a dream or a goal and if you don't try, you're never going to make it. You don't pursue that topic in school. Ask for help. Meet people that have done that job to learn more about it. You'll grow so much as a child and to an adult and you're interest will vary quite a bit and so it's exciting to take this opportunity to just
WGN Radio
"army corps" Discussed on WGN Radio
"The Army Corps of engineers to build a new mile long water main, but work won't start until next spring and won't be completed until the end of 2023. To the residents, I pray that you all will understand this and just hang in there with us. Me and me and the officials, we are working hard for you guys and we just pray that everything works out well. There's some village residents are fed up with the continuing problems last year. They wound up going without water for 5 days. A wooddale city council member resigned after a proposal the house foster kids in a senior home was voted down last night. Alderman sunny sorrentino got into a heated argument with other members over the proposal as the no votes kept coming, he stood up and said he was resigning on the spot and walked out to cheers in the chamber. Sorrentino said afterwards that human life is at stake. We're here to have seniors live a longer life and for their children, children, do you think care get them a life? And I'll give you a starter. I wasn't okay. So I get this whole deal. The proposal would have moved 60 foster kids between the ages of 14 and 21 into the facility on their own floor with their own staff. Newly released video shows what happened in the seconds leading up to a Chicago police officer shooting a teenager on the west side back in May. Police say he was running from a stolen car. The video appears to show the boy turn and put his hands up, then fall to the ground. His lawyer says he was hit in the back and is now partially paralyzed. Police said they believed the teen was armed, but no weapon was found. The boy's family is now suing the city and CPD attorney Andrew stroth. The officer in no way was justified in shooting and permanently injuring an unarmed 13 year old black boy. The officer's body cam was not on at the time of the shooting, but turned it on afterwards. The officers now on desk duty pending investigation. Another long-term city council member is stepping down, 43rd word Alder woman Michelle Smith, representing Lincoln park in oldtown, is cutting her third term shorts and will step down August 12th. She said it's because of family issues. Mayor lightfoot will appoint a replacement, other north side alderman, Harry osterman and James Keppel man also aren't seeking reelection, but will serve out the remainder of their term. The president is doing fine and still working after testing positive for COVID-19, news nation correspondent Kelly Meyer has more. We heard from The White House press secretary and The White House COVID coordinator, they continue to say his symptoms are mild. They say that he is being prescribed pax lovid. That's an antiviral pill to help with his symptoms because he is in a relatively high risk category being 79 years old. Now because he's taking packs low but he can't take his other medications that's being the cholesterol medication and blood thinner for his A-fib. And Biden will isolate at The White House for the next 5 days at least. The First Lady won't be returning to The White House after she comes back from her own trip. Governor pritzker is calling on the federal government to step up monkeypox virus vaccine efforts. The governor says the state will kick in and additional 4600 doses to Chicago to help stop the spread of the virus currently, Illinois has 230 confirmed cases with 86% of those cases among residents in Chicago. The federal government has sent 3300 doses of the vaccine to the city. WGN sports, Josh Friedman, the White Sox and cubs open up the second half of their season Friday night, the south siders host the guardians for the first of four games that guaranteed rates, while the cubs are in the city of brotherly love to face the Phillies, both those games are on Apple TV plus. The Chicago sky fresh off clinching a playoff birth hosts the Dallas wings, Courtney van der sloot remains out with a concussion and will miss her third straight game. Josh Rodman WGN sports. The forecast from the WGN Chicago weather center, meteorologist Demetrius ivory. Friday's a picture perfect
AP News Radio
US to boost military presence in Europe for Russia threat
"The U.S. is ramping up its military presence in Europe in another push to boost regional security after Russia's Ukraine invasion At a NATO summit in Spain President Biden announced a significant boost for the long haul In Poland we're going to establish a permanent headquarters in the U.S. 5th Army Corps The first permanent basing of U.S. forces on NATO's eastern edge The president says he's also boosting rotational troop deployments to Romania and the Baltics sending more fighter jet squadrons to the UK more air defenses and other capabilities to Germany and Italy He calls it an unmistakable message to Moscow That NATO is strong united The White House says the commitments mean the U.S. will keep some 100,000 troops in Europe for the foreseeable future Sagar Meghani at The Pentagon
WTOP
"army corps" Discussed on WTOP
"To fight human trafficking in Virginia just needs the signature now of the governor The bill would require hotels in Virginia to provide employees with training on how to notice human trafficking Studies show 75% of human trafficking survivors at one point came into contact with a hotel The state would make it free for hotel owners and their employees to take the online training to help better recognize and report human trafficking anyone employed by a hotel as of July 1st would have to complete the required training by December 31st Near law can stay in dopple Lots of people look up and around to take in the cherry blossoms around the tidal basin but few look down to see some important pieces of architecture that have been in service since the early 1900s Now the process of giving them some much needed TLC has begun They're really really interesting structures And most people don't even know that they're there The title basins ornate tidal Gates don't use electricity just the power of the tides to keep the water moving so it doesn't become stagnant Then there are the garage door like floodgates For maintenance or it was a flood event just to seal the seal the title pond off Some of the structures have fallen into disrepair so with $400,000 the Army Corps of engineers will study and come up with a plan to fix a system according to navigation chief Kevin Brennan It's a situation where we don't know what we don't know right now Once they have the plan they'll go to Congress and ask for the money to make those repairs.
WTOP
"army corps" Discussed on WTOP
"New commissioner of the department of elections Governor Glenn youngkin appointed Susan beals to replace Chris piper but that move is drawing some early criticism from Democrats Beals is the former legislative assistant to Republican state senator Amanda chase whom critics say as a proponent of what former Trump former president Trump calls the big lie about the 2020 presidential election She is also worked on the campaign of Republican candidate Ed Gillespie who ran for governor in 2017 Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly are working on legislation that would give the state board of elections the authority to appoint the elections commissioner If that passes the board would consider whether to keep deals or hire someone new next session Well this is the time of year when the Army Corps of engineers switches its disinfectant in the Washington aqueduct And so depending on where you live you may notice a difference in your tap water What you may notice if you live in the district Arlington county or a northeastern fairfax county which I'll get their water from the Washington aqueduct is a slight chlorine smell or taste to your tap water Arlington officials offer these tips to resolve that during this temporary water pipe cleaning starting with just running the cold water tap for about two minutes before using You can also use a water filter or just let the water sit in a container for an hour or two to let the chlorine taste and smell dissipate Although the taste may change a bit we're told the water is essentially unchanged thanks to the purification process sandy cosell WTO news The Space Force is taking a new approach to military fitness physical fitness tests are a classic staple in the military however the Space Force says next year will do away with the exams Instead the service will rely on constant biometric monitoring of guardians to ensure they stay ready The Space Force says it will use a holistic and data driven approach so service members are physically and mentally fit unlike the other services the Space Force is focused more on digital applications and troops most likely will not be in physical combat situations Scott marioni federal news network Money news at 25.
WTOP
"army corps" Discussed on WTOP
"At 7 11 that time of year the Army Corps of engineers will switch its disinfectant at the Washington aqueduct depending on where you live you might notice a difference in your tap water What you may notice if you live in the district Arlington county or a northeastern fairfax county which I'll get their water from the Washington aqueduct is a slight chlorine smell or taste to your tap water Arlington officials offer these tips to resolve that during this temporary water pipe cleaning starting with just running the cold water tap for about two minutes before using You can also use a water filter or just let the water sit in a container for an hour or two to let the chlorine taste and smell dissipate Although the taste may change a bit we're told the water is essentially unchanged thanks to the purification process sandy cosell WTO news Violent crime is spiking local governments once again putting more money into fight it millions more in print to George's county Prince George is kind of executive Angela also Brooks is investing in stronger investigations We're funding new positions with the police department that will expand the capacity of our forensics team And she says $5 million will be spent luring new cops The goal over time of course is to increase the complement of officers I think we want to get in the neighborhood of 1700 or so Right now the department has about 1400 officers on the force But the budget also includes funding for two new entities that were created under the Maryland police accountability act of 2021 And so we are also responding to the changing environment that we're seeing John Doe and WTO news The leaders of the oath keepers say they want a federal judge to delay their trials Those members accused of seditious conspiracy in connection with the insurrection attorneys for oath keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and a group of his co defendants say they need time to complete a quote herculean task of reviewing a tidal wave of evidence including tens of thousands of videos and documents in the case They want trial dates move from July to September rose is accused of hatching a plan to attack the Congress and is in pretrial detention Let a CBS News correspondent Scott mcfarlane one trial has already been completed The trial of a New Mexico county commissioner beginning tomorrow and still I had the madness of March 7 13 Have you heard.
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"army corps" Discussed on WTOP
"Shell we're learning more about exactly what was found It's a story you're hearing only here on TOP The Army Corps of engineers took a look at the empty shell of the park service found in fort totten Dan noble is the head of the Spring Valley clean up He says the shell founded for totten was modified so it could be used as a chemical weapon In 1992 homes in Spring Valley were unknowingly being built on top of World War I chemical weapons burial pits Over at fort totten the D.C. metro project was underway They had a need for soil at glenbrook road They had excess soil The heavy equipment operator who was spreading the soil was sickened by the fumes The park service ordered it removed it's not clear where it ended up After the 2020 discovery the part service says that investigated soil near the trail and found no other munitions some in Spring Valley are calling for a wider search Hey have you played whirl yet One expert explains why it may be more than a pandemic fad If you're not addicted to whirl then the green and yellow grids all over your social media tell you who is It's almost designed like a slot machine in a way Neuroscientists to DD Superman says the daily word game is so successful in part because it gives users only 6 tries to guess the 5 letter word and there's only one word a day We tend to place a much higher value on something that we perceive as rare Than something that's commonly available So the creators of the game have unwittingly hit upon this scarcity principle Silver money and expects the tou GH but winnable game will last longer than other pandemic trends I just think it's something that brings us together Megan clarity WTO P news Coming up some area residents without power this morning It's 8 14.
WLS-AM 890
"army corps" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"The Army Corps of engineers about their vision for keeping Lake Michigan's iconic shoreline intact That's tomorrow on the briefing James show on 8 90 WLS The big 89 WLS Teaching critical fact theory three hours a day the damn Bon Geno show People have warned them folks people warned them not on the Rochester on the ripe and on the left too People worn too about what People have warned the liberals and Democrats and even swampy Republicans They don't get a pass on this either If you continue to do this just churn out the printing press and print trillions of dollars without a commensurate growth in the economy and products and services to suck up this money then more money is going to chase viewer products and you're going to see a tidal wave of inflation You know what They were like really Let's try it That's what they did Again showing you how this movement on the left that calls itself progressive is nothing but a regressive movement Hellbent on repeating mistakes that have already happened in the past Why are Argentina the United States in the 70s and 80s We've already tried this Let's print a lot of money Let's see what happens I'll tell you what happens People go bankrupt That's what happens As the money they haven't worked for especially people on fixed incomes doesn't buy them anything anymore We've already tried this stuff Segregation we're going back to segregated graduation ceremonies and segregated schools and segregated areas on college campuses Can you please explain to me with a straight face please How that's not a repeat of some of the grotesque stains of our past Please tell me that Explain that to me with a straight face I'd love to hear it The progressive movement All right I'll get back to this in a second because it's got to be really bitter as if the laws of economics rewrite themselves every day with the left All of you know the issue of censorship is personal to me Instead of engaging in a discussion or debate the left tries to silence and destroy anyone who disagrees with him ain't that the truth That's why I'm proud to partner with patriot mobile America's only Christian conservative cell phone provider And I want you to as well They offer broad nationwide coverage In fact they.
AP News Radio
Questions continue on $16B back bay flood plan in NJ
"One of the most ambitious and expensive flood control projects in any US state could eventually change the way the Jersey Shore looks and operates during a storm the back bays of the Jersey Shore hit hard by flooding during superstorm sandy but a proposed sixteen billion dollar plan to address flooding is raising concerns the proposal calls for construction of huge gates across the miles of three inlets in New Jersey that could be slam shot when a major storm approaches officials with the US army corps of engineers held an online hearing Monday night they said the plan could prevent one point six billion dollars with the storm damage every year when fully constructed but officials didn't have detailed answers on some concerns including where the water would go during storms and the impact it might have on the environment participants asked what would happen to the water levels near the structures there's no guarantee of funding for the massive project which would run from Neptune in Monmouth County all the way to the state southern tip in Cape May New Jersey I'm Jennifer king
Bay Curious
Why Doesn't California Build Big Dams Any More?
"Been talking about how most of our water comes from a system of dams and reservoirs set up to capture the states precipitation so one logical solution here is more dams right. Not so fast says jay lund a professor of civil and environmental engineering at uc davis story. I tell people is if you were the first engineer in california and you were going to build the first reservoir where would you put it. You had put it the cheapest place that gives you the most water. Where would you put the reservoir the next best place. We've done this fifteen hundred times. What do we have left. Expensive places that don't give you much water. He says with fifteen hundred dams in the state all the good damn spots are taken heck. Even a lot of the bad spots are taken but that doesn't mean that there aren't smart things we can do with our reservoirs as david romero takes it from here with four big ideas so the first big idea has to do with managing those fifteen hundred reservoirs differently. I learned how lake mendocino along the russian river. That's where i met. Nick mala savage in the middle of the mostly dry lake bed. He helps manage the lake for the us army corps of engineers in two thousand nineteen. The water was about forty feet over our heads. He says lake mendocino could go dry by the end of the summer mar lake levels here at lake. Mendocino are the lowest they've ever been for this time in the year even though this lake is nearly dry it's on the leading edge of science around reservoir management in the past. Water was let out of the reservoir whether or not storms were in the forecast. They wanted to make room for more water. They expected would come but because of climate change. Those storms are becoming less frequent malice. Savage is helping pilot a new approach at lake. Mendocino conserve wait until a major rainstorm is coming and then let water out of the reservoir. It's called forecast informed reservoir operations. We can sit on this water. We can continue to watch the forecast and then you see that big boomer of a storm conham then you can make the decision. Hey the sun's still shining. We need to put water into the river. Generate that airspace for the next storm. And we're good
American Ag Today
"army corps" Discussed on American Ag Today
"The program is part of the six billion dollar pandemic assistance. Usda announced that march outside the pandemic assistance usda will also make improvements to the dairy margin coverage safety net program. Updating the feed cost formula now change will be retroactive to january twenty twenty and is expected to provide additional retroactive payments of about one hundred million dollars for twenty twenty and twenty twenty one the environmental protection agency last week held the first listening session on rewriting. The waters the us rule lauren lurk ins director of environmental policy at illinois. Farm bureau says the public meetings provide an opportunity for agriculture. To be heard either really the first step of the us epa and the army corps to listen to a set of opinions across the country as they look to rewrite the definition of waters of the us so they were interested in hearing a variety of perspectives on implementation challenges. Over the previous years and kind of what suggestions folks had for moving forward lurking represented illinois forms. We'll give in comment to the epa and army corps of engineers the biggest concern that our membership has and that i shared with the agencies was the significant leap in logic that they make in some of their early statements that federal permit equals environmental protection while no federal permit must equal environmental degradation. And we know across the country that that simply is not the case larkin's ads the epa is hosting more public sessions. This year. we are going to have a set of these virtual public meetings throughout the rest of august. So there's five total at this point four more to go and then they will start a set of ten round tables across the country. There's slotting those for the fall and winter. Registration for three of the listening sessions is still open. You can learn more registered. Epa dot gov backslash wallis corn. Warm pressure was expected to be high this year. Jody gander technology development manager at the crop. Science division of bayer explains how 2021 stacks up to the expectations when we think about what we expected from corn route. Where i'm in twenty twenty one. We really look at some of the information that we developed last year and based on some of our beetle monitoring your efforts that we conducted we expected the corn room pressure would be high in twenty twenty one much like it was in twenty twenty and that certainly appears to be the case or we are hearing reports a significant pressure across much of the corn belt when we think of corn route where we typically think of states such as nebraska iowa south dakota minnesota illinois. But we're even seeing some reports of some research trials even into ohio and some other areas. He says at this point in the growing season there are several things. Formers can do to get a handle on their corn. Route worm pressure. We recommend digging a few random plants throughout the field to assess the level of corn route. Worm damage that you might have but also to see how effective any management program that you had might have been digging roots can also help you. Determine which fields may need to be a priority at harvard. You get significant route worm damage. The root system is compromised and those fields can be more prone to lodging. It's a little bit too late to start now. But hopefully girls have been monitoring their fields for adult beetles through scouting or the usa yellow sticky traps often times. The number of adult beetles. That you see in your field can give you an indication of what kind of pressure you might have. The following year female beetles. They can lay as many as five hundred eggs. And so that's a serious threat to your crop gander. Ads bayer is helping. Farmers monitor their fields and make management decisions about corn route..
The Atlas Obscura Podcast
The Mississippi River Basin Model
"If you took a walk a really long walk from baton rouge to omaha. It's safe to say would definitely take more than sixty minutes in the real world. You'd have to be an enormous giant to do that but at the mississippi river basin model. Everyone's giant that's because the model squeezes sixteen states the parts of those states that are all connected to the mississippi river into a couple hundred acres of space to reference. That's about the size of one hundred fifty football fields there. Ever based model is a physical model Physical hydraulic model of the mississippi river basin. This is sarah mcewen and the reason she knows so much about this model is because she's trying to save it. It doesn't go to the headwaters but it is kind of stops at key points along the tributaries that The mississippi river main line would have had backwater impacts. So you have like tulsa omaha nashville. These are all kind of key points that are the upstream reaches and then you have those rivers that flow down until they converge join the mississippi. And then you have the mississippi all the way down to baton rouge about half a century ago. The city of jackson mississippi took it over from the us army corps of engineers but by nineteen ninety-three. It was completely shut down with no vision for its future. It was in the middle of a park. Say you have soccer field. Do you have go kart track. You have mountain biking trails but to my knowledge besides kind of mowing it initially to keep the trees and education contained. That was really all that was diet. I don't necessarily know if the if the thought was there that this could be something
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
How Is the Taliban Gaining so Fast in Afghanistan?
"Headline today from the washington post. Hundreds of afghan forces surrounded the taliban northern afghanistan on wednesday the military most militaries most significant collapse since the withdrawal of us forces after holding up for days in a military base on the edge of konduz an entire afghan army corps surrended taliban fighters wednesday morning. I'm joined by representatives cheney of the house armed services committee because she and i have shared a point of view on afghanistan for twenty years and this is a dark and grim wit congressman cheney. Welcome back what do you think is happening. Hi hugh thank you for having me back and and you're exactly right and what's happening is not a surprise. It's what Was clear would happen. It is You know in many ways. Catastrophic united states had Approximately twenty five hundred forces in afghanistan conducting counterterrorism counterinsurgency mission Working very closely with the afghans to help to ensure the taliban was not able to Establish this kind of control territory To ensure the taliban and their close allies continued allies fighting partners qaeda. did not get themselves into a position where they could have rain and set up safe havens again for terrorist training camps than the kind we saw prior to nine eleven Joe biden president biden. Made the decision to withdraw all our forces. And what we're seeing now is the consequence of that It it really is Devastating
AP News Radio
Taliban complete northeast Afghan blitz as more cities fall
"Afghan government forces continue to lose key cities bases arms and equipment to the Taliban three more Afghan provincial capitals have fallen along with an army corps base weapons and equipment to the Taliban which now controls some two thirds of the country Pentagon spokesman John Kirby isn't saying if the U. S. has stepped up evacuations of Afghans were focused on the security situation that we face now which again we've acknowledged is deteriorating we are certainly mindful of the advances that the Taliban have made a US defense official says the capital Kabul could come under pressure within thirty days and if things don't change the Taliban could gain full control of the country within a few months I'm Tom acquire
Drilled
"army corps" Discussed on Drilled
"The state and federal fights despite a lot of opposition. The army corps approved formosa's permit to build on those wetlands in september twenty nineteen. This decision was one of the worst. I've seen They issued a very very short decision. Document that just had so many holes in and so in january of twenty twenty we went to federal court. we actually filed in the district of dc. Where the headquarters for the army corps is And we filed a lawsuit challenging the army chorus issuance of this permit on many many grounds and there are violations of law under the clean water act but also the national policy act and the national historic preservation act because in addition to impacting waters and wetlands and air quality and climate The formosa site actually sits on top of where old cane plantations once. Were run both. The federal and state cases are ongoing but formosa's opponents have stacked up some wins. A judge just ruled in the state case that louisiana d. issue has to go back and look at current information to make a decision on the environmental justice. Impact of the plant and the army corps has put a halt to building on those wetlands. Because the facility wasn't just planned for wetlands. It was planned for old plantation sites. There was a discovery that there are at least two cemeteries of Former slaves unmarked burial sites on that on that site and there are several other anomalies on the property Which is the word Archaeologists used to define areas. That can't be ruled out as significant historic properties so we also had a claim in our lawsuit stating that. The army corps violated the national sort preservation act by failing to adequately assassin protect those sites. That made this a constitutional case too and the center for constitutional rights came on board to help. And so we. We've been assisting rice. Ain't james in in other ways right so they're helping them a information about the burial sites on the property. He made sure that they can have access to those sites. This is pam speiss senior staff attorney with the center for constitutional rights. She filed a public records request to see if she could figure out if formosa knew about the graveyard before it submitted. Its plan what we know from the public records for classes that the company was actually wanting to remove The cemetery if they found it on the acadia plantation. Because it where that where that site was located where they wanted to place a utility plant that would power though this. 'cause this complex is so massive right. It's gonna need it some utility plant and that's exactly where it was Going to be located so if if they found graves on that site they were in the position of having to either reconfigure. All of the site plans or seek permission to remove venture maine's which would have been a really big deal So i i would imagine. It's it's because they either they just didn't think about it and didn't think it's worth reporting out and nobody would care or they realized that people would care a whole lot and didn't want to call too much attention to it..
Tim Conway Jr.
4 More Victims Identified in Condo Collapse in Miami, Florida
"Bodies in the rubble. As well as additional human remains. Crews are continuing to search for people in the debris of the condo building collapse in Florida as of today. One victim passed away in the hospital, and we've recovered age more victims on site. So I am confirming today that the death toll is at night. The Miami Dade mayor has said nearly 150 people are still unaccounted for. The fire that was burning in the debris is now out in the building on surf sites Coast collapsed early Thursday morning. FEMA administrator D and Chris Well, says support is available for those affected by the collapse. We are here to assist with any resources that might be needed as this response continues. And we move into recovery efforts, she says in urban search and rescue team is available as needed in the Army Corps of Engineers is helping Broadway has reopened in New York
Native America Calling
Army Corps Sees No Cause to Shut Dakota Pipeline During Review
"The us army corps of engineers under the biden administration is not supporting the shutdown of the dakota access pipeline the core issued a permit for the pipeline during the trump administration and has been involved in a legal battle in district of columbia courts since then in a short report filed monday. The core told the dc district. It's conducting an environmental study and until it's completed. The agency has no findings to support the need. For a shutdown. The core reports the environmental steady will not be completed until march twenty twenty two until then it says the question of granting an injunction now rests in the sound discretion of the court judge james bowes berg ordered the pipeline to be shut down last summer but the dc court of appeals reverse. That order the appellate court ruled. Both berg had not made the necessary findings before issuing the injunction. The appellate court did find the chorus permit violated the national environmental policy act and sent the case back for further
Native America Calling
US federal court to decide fate of Dakota Access Pipeline permit
"Representatives of the standing rock sioux tribe. Say the biden administration should take action against the dakota access pipeline standing rock and three other tribes have sued the us army corps of engineers for issuing an illegal permit for the pipeline under the trump administration. Now they say president biden should not leave it to the courts to decide whether the pipelines should be. Shut down victoria. Wicks reports brandon. Maui is a councilman with the standing rock sioux tribe. He says president joe biden should follow through on his promise to become a leader in environmental battles and protect the missouri river from potential. Oil spills. From the dakota access pipeline. So it's not just the right for us got enough to have access to those clean waters to ensure that those waters or clean the also millions of people downstream. Now he says president biden should do what other administrations have not done require. Us government agencies to sit down with tribes and nation to nation consultation and take seriously the expertise of tribal leaders. Maui made his comments at a news conference. Following an april ninth hearing in a dc federal court where a lawyer for the corps of engineers told the judge the agency doesn't intend to take action on the pipeline for at least a year after an environmental study has been completed in the meantime the pipeline operates without an easement standing rock attorney. Is john hassle men of earthjustice. He says in granting permits the corps of engineers has historically treated tribal consultation as a box to be checked haslemere says the corps should consult with tribes as an opportunity to learn if they had listened to the try from the beginning we considered where the pipeline was cited. This whole thing could have another federal court. Hearing is set for april nineteenth in the meantime hassle men in maui say standing rock will continue to pressure the biden administration to step up for national native news. I'm victoria wicks in rapid city. South
New Jersey First News With Eric Scott
‘Definitely Gross’: New Jersey Crews Working To Clean Raw Sewage Flowing Into Ventnor Streets Due To Pipe Leak
"It may be days before crews can plug a leak. That has sent raw sewage flowing into the streets of Ventnor, the Atlantic County Sewer Authority, issuing a statement saying they don't even have the parts to begin repairs. Leakage is expected to continue for up to a week. They're also urging people to avoid contact. With raw sewage water. The federal government will be recommending a series of flood control measures to a number of states, including New Jersey to help prevent a major threat to home and business owners. Fact they flooding following Superstorm Sandy in 2012 devastated homes and businesses. Coastal in lance bass in tributary swell with flood runoff and slowly seep into properties. Since late 2016, the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers has been trying to figure out a way to prevent future back bay flooding. In a report expected to be released later in the year, The Fed is recommending a series of Steps, including building storm surge barriers, flood walls and even elevating homes and other buildings. 2030 is the earliest date construction on these solutions could begin with approval and funding still needed by
Native America Calling
Line 3 pipeline lawsuit fails, campaigners want Kansas City name change, and Dakota Access pipeline protests continue
"This is national native news. Tonia gonzales tribes and environmental organizations lost a legal battle to stop construction of the line. Three pipeline in northern minnesota. But their attorney says there are still some good options in the fight against the pipeline as melinda to whose reports monet naismith is a staff attorney with earthjustice. She is representing the red lake band of chippewas. The white earth band of ojibway the indigenous rights group honor the earth and the sierra club. In fighting the three hundred forty mile pipeline tributary third. The minnesota court of appeals rejected the request for a preliminary injunction to stop work on it and bridge. The canadian company building line three claims it is exempt from needing a new presidential permit to cross the us. Canadian border because the pipeline is considered a replacement project and it secured that permit decades ago. However naismith says it's an entirely new pipeline along an entirely new route so it really is a new project. In any case she said the us president can resend the permit at will like president biden. Just did for the keystone excel tar sands pipeline. A second option is to get the army corps of engineers to resend several permits. She argues the core granted illegally last november under the clean water act which allowed construction to start but the law is very clear that before issuing a permit under the clean water act and an evaluation under the national environmental policy act or niba that the army corps needed to look at the risk of spills from the pipeline and needed to look at how that risk of spills would affect local tribes and tribal resources and they did neither here in the line. Three earthjustice filed a lawsuit in federal district court in washington. Dc last december seeking to get the permits overturned naismith also filed for a preliminary injunction which would allow her clients to have their day in court. Melinda to who's national native news members of indigenous groups demonstrated outside the tampa bay. Buccaneers that stadium in florida sunday as football fans headed in for the super bowl. They held change the name signs calling on the visiting kansas city team to end. Its use of native names and is a leash. Norris with the group. Florida indigenous rights and equality says much of the day was spent educating the public about indigenous people. Rethought we have to at least go stand and educate and make a statement that it's not okay to objectify and dehumanize indigenous people of our land inc. we're building awareness for sure and It's i think it's just interaction at a time so we've had a couple of positive interactions and then some that are not so positive but i think at any any type of interaction is a step in the right direction to create a shift and as soon as you turn the light on and bring awareness to something People have to think about it even if they don't want to and they're mad about it they still have to think about it so i think for that. We are building awareness in harboring is an education to this area on this issue members from the group not in our honor based in the kansas city area traveled to tampa to join the demonstration. Planes were also rented which flu around tampa over the weekend. With change the name banners the standing rock youth council is hosting a run to call on president biden to shut down the dakota access pipeline young people from the standing rock and cheyenne river sioux nations. Plan to run to the site of the no dapple resistance counts for years ago in north dakota. The run to the cannonball river is scheduled to begin on tuesday. I'm antonio
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"army corps" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"News. I'm Richard Can sue 10. Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure is one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we wanna work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is wait. Less than half of what President Biden is seeking. Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden, and a letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. Maybe see you Cecilia Vega dragnet out of the Appleton, Wisconsin area. Police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're.
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"army corps" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Pandemic relief measure. It's one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we want to work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believed impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. ABC Cecilia Vega Dragnet Out and the Appleton Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC News. From the W Y o D 24 hour traffic.
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"army corps" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"10 Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure. It's one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we wanna work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. Maybe see you, Cecilia Vega Dragnet out and the Appleton Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC news. Now here's.
KOA 850 AM
"army corps" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Sue 10. Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure is one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with. Covert relief compromise, but $600 billion and they said, Look, we want to work with you, President Biden you came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. A B C's Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon, Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which from are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflective, a believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconscious. ITU sh Inal ABC you Cecilia Vega Dragnet out of the Appleton, Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC news. Okay.
AM 1590 WCGO
"army corps" Discussed on AM 1590 WCGO
"Creative process s. Oh, that's a very cool. I think you're exactly right that coders are translated. You're trying to understand the desired functionality for the business or for the client or whatever and come up with some mechanism for making that happen. And And these days, it's It's much. What's how can I describe this? It's not just such a fine line or a tightly focused process as it used to be. Because we have these whole development environments. Right? You have container ization, for example, which really changes the nature of how you do things. And then you heard from Shawn of catalytic talking about no code environments. Which that's great for the business person because you don't have to code. Now the key becomes how do you manage that code under the covers and very quickly? That's a bit of a challenge, right? He got about 60 seconds. Go ahead. Yeah, but you hold on. Yeah, totally. And you know, the you talked about they have upset you talked about marketing ups. There's another one up on that. It's a machine learning up med ups, and that's also something that we are. We're basically al commenting with this kind off predictive code tool and stuff like that, because you also can analyze the code you have in your infrastructure today. Infrastructure is also cold. So you can help. Holders, infrastructure coders to create this infra infrastructures and get close to this no code, you know environments to develop on deploy the all the all the applications, and so It's a fascinating time to be around folks. And nonetheless, if you understand code, you'll always be able. I think to do a better job, even a no code environment. If you kind of know, just generally speaking, what's going on under the covers that does help you kind of understand the art of the possible so it's good. Still toe learn code Just spend some time code is all about functions and syntax, basically, and then that it's leveraged against data. And processes to get things done, but it's a cool. It's a wonderful, interesting world to dive into. They're gonna be plenty of jobs and going. I can promise you that going forward, But don't touch that dial folks. You're listening to the longest running show in the world about data. It's called the M radio. Garrisons reality check. Now there's an easy way to monitor for Corona virus at home in a moment Corona Larry overwhelmed hospitals across L. A America's second largest city have a new problem as a result of covert 19 now oxygen lines and all major L A city hospitals are freezing up because so many people are on them. The Army Corps of Engineers has even been called in to sort the oxygen problem. So stay safe. So this doesn't happen in your city. Harrison's reality check Go. Harrison dot com Fever is a leading symptom of the Corona virus. So take your temperature twice.
News 96.5 WDBO
"army corps" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
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Morning Edition
EMTs Enduring Long Wait Times With Patients Outside Hospitals During Pandemic, Los Angeles
"Of how dire the medical crisis has become in L, a county. Paramedics are being advised to reduce their use of oxygen and to refrain from transporting patients who have virtually no chance of survival. The measures are being implemented to allow medical workers to focus on patients with a better chance of being saved. KCRW's Darryl sentiment has the details. This new directive from L. A county's Emergency Medical services agency says that paramedic should not transfer patients who have experienced cardiac arrest. Unless they can be revived at the scene. In normal times, ambulance crews would take those people to the hospital in the slim hope that they could be resuscitated. In another memo, the agency said that ambulance crew should only administer bottled oxygen to patients whose oxygen saturation levels fall below 90%. That reflects both the regional oxygen shortage and equipment problems that have limited oxygen delivery. It's some hospitals. The Army Corps of Engineers has sent crews to address those issues at several older hospitals in L. A county. Meanwhile, officials have devised a plan to shorten hours long wait times for ambulance crews who arrived with patients at hospitals that are filled up there, setting up new tent like receiving spaces outside of emergency rooms to accept patients. Freeing up paramedics to respond. Other calls for
Fork Report
Army Corps Of Engineers Deploying To 6 Los Angeles County Hospitals
"Members of the Army Corps of Engineers are headed to six L. A area hospitals help with oxygen flow. The hospitals are older and weren't designed for all the resource is to be used at once, including the centralized oxygen delivery system, which carries oxygen throughout the hospital for surgery. ICUs inventor Leaders can't maintain the oxygen pressure in the hospitals because there's so many patients on utilizing this high flow to Chester's with L. A county and says there's also a shortage of portable oxygen tanks, the engineers or do some time over the
The Armstrong & Getty Show
Army Corps of Engineers sent to help Los Angeles hospitals
"At some hospitals in California overrun with coronavirus patients. Governor Gavin Newsom says Hill collaborate with the Army Corps of Engineers tow update oxygen delivery systems at six hospitals in the Los Angeles area. Some older facilities are having a hard time maintaining oxygen pressure. Other hospitals don't have enough oxygen tanks for discharged patients to take home Los Angeles County
KFI AM 640
"army corps" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"I'm Bill Seward for the 24 hour KF I newsroom, the military will be helping some local hospitals breathe a little easier. Members of the Army Corps of Engineers air headed to L. A to assess oxygen delivery systems. Earlier this week. L. A county's Kathy Chichester said the pumps, which push oxygen throughout a hospital, are overworked because of the needs of covert patients run that oxygen at high slow and two Rennard ventilators. It's causing extreme pressure on the hospital's the engineers or do some time this weekend, and we'll review at least six hospitals in the county Steve Gregory King. If I news, California, has a large stockpile of ventilators sitting in warehouses, even though covert nineteen's worse than ever in the state. Medical experts say more patients can go without the machines now because of advancements in treatment. But officials have also warned holiday gatherings could push the state to new record high hospital populations, including patients who need ventilators. Several studios have put a pause on production for shows in L. A. Because of the recent surge Warner Brothers, Universal, Disney and other companies have postpone filming. It was set to begin next week. Some shows Being affected by the production pause include shameless, a Brooklyn 99 and N. C. S. A man's been arrested in Marietta for allegedly tending an indoor marijuana grow of about 1000 plants. Cops found the man in the plans Tuesday while serving a search warrant at the home. The plants were taken away to be destroyed in Riverside County is not authorized any commercial scale growing of marijuana. Police in San Francisco are investigating a vandalism at the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. It included a pig's head with what looked like red paint and graffiti on the grand store that red canceled rent, and we want everything with a to K on the top Left corner after grad store A B C's lose, Pina says the two K was making reference. The $2000 pandemic relief checks that have been stalled.
The Young Turks
Armed Mexicans Were Smuggled In to Guard Border Wall, Whistle-Blowers Say
"Well. A federal judge has unsealed files. Indicating that to whistle blowers have accused contractors. Who are tasked with building. Donald trump's border wall of illegally smuggling and employing armed mexican security teams to guard these construction sites The allege that these third parties that have been contracted by the federal government are also inflating the cost of the construction. So us tax payers end up footing. The bill and they end up pocketing. The money now again. I want to emphasize that these are whistle. Blower complaints there whistleblower complaints. The department of justice has refused to investigate. Which is why last week. A federal judge decided to unseal these documents allowing for the public to read what the accusations are. So let me share more of these accusations with you Because while donald trump claimed he was going to build this border wall and have mexico pay for it. The fact of the matter is not only are taxpayers paying for it at an inflated cost but we're employing mexican workers to help guard the construction sites now to employees who were both contracted to provide security at the sites accused the company sullivan land services co. or s. Ls as well as a subcontractor ultimate concrete of el paso of hiring workers who were not vetted by the united states government overcharging for construction costs and making false statements about those actions. So the whistle blower said that the subcontractor in this story ultimate concrete went so far as to build a dirt road to expedite illegal border crossings to sites in sandy. They're doing illegal border crossings. Guys like let's get off of the graphic for their shrugs. Border wall is encouraging. It's encouraging illegal border crossings. They built a dirt road for illegal. Border crossings you understand that. Mega-guys guys do you understand that. Let me give you more. And they haven't been vetted which is incredible. So okay fine. We can bring the graphic backup an unnamed supervisor at the army corps of engineers approved the operation as well as the primary builder of trump's wall has been awarded contracts worth more than one point four billion dollars for work on multiple parts of the border with those funds. The company is said to have allowed its subcontractor. Ultimate concrete's a higher armed mexicans and facilitate illegal border crossings. So that story is there's more but it's just it's incredible
WTOP 24 Hour News
Army Corps of Engineers Denies Permit To Controversial Alaska Gold Mine
"A controversial golden copper mine in southwest Alaska were just killed by the Trump administration. The Army Corps of Engineers turned down a construction permit, which would have placed the mind your head waters of the world's largest sockeye salmon fishery. The Army Corps says the pebble mine permit was denied because it doesn't meet standards set by the Clean Water Act and the Rivers and harbors Act. And that the project runs against the public interest.