i just came today from budapest. and i can tell you why i do that, because there are so many people who need our music there and we have a very large following and i can see in their eyes how much they need music. and this is what we provide, and it gives me pleasure to simply make music for people. before we end, i want to get you to consider the future. you have said that the symphony orchestra, the very idea of it, has to continue constantly to evolve and develop, or it will simply become a museum. you are still full of energy and creativity, so where are you taking the idea of the orchestra and classical music next? i think a symphony orchestra must reform in order to survive. i would go even further, the danger is not that an orchestra becomes a museum, the danger is that an orchestra dies out like the dinosaur. really? yes, because they must reform, they must go with the age, they must recognise what the new generations need. and the danger is that orchestras play a limited repertoire the last maybe 200 years,

let's go to budapest, george. i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west. just don't make any a coherent, logical meaning for me. so we have um, the biden ministrations again, flip flopping, sending advanced muscle systems to you, right. but they're given assurances so that there's, you know, they're not going to be fired. russia. ok. i don't know how you enforce and in assurance like that when the ukraine under zalinski is doing everything as possible to why the war to get nature more involved. and then we have salt and berg. you know, this character that runs nato. nato is a defense of alliance, easily says every other breath, he said, you know, nato's southern brick says you, crane should, shouldn't stop. i shouldn't drop rather go of driving russia out of crimea. so you're getting this missile system from the united states, and the head of nature was saying, go ahead, crimea if you want, because you know,

in budapest, he is a podcast, the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have at seve morrow he is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis strap all or a gentleman, cross type rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated. well, let's go to budapest, george, i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west. just don't make any, a coherent, logical meaning for me. so we have um, the bite administration again, flip flopping, sending advanced missile systems to you, correct? but they're given assurances so that there's, you know, they're not going to be fired. russia. ok. i don't know how you enforce in, in assurance like that when the ukraine under zalinski is doing everything as possible to why the war to get nature more involved. and then we have start and burke, you know, this character that runs nato. nato is a defensive alliance. easily says, every other breath, he said, you kn

in budapest, he is a podcast the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have at seve morrow. he is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis strap all or a gentleman, cross type rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. let's go to budapest, george, i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me. because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west, just don't make any a coherent, logical meaning for me. so we have um, the biden ministrations again, flip flopping, sending advanced muscle systems to you, right. but they're given assurances. so when you know they're not going to be fired, russia. ok, i don't know how you enforce an in assurance like that when the ukraine under zalinski is doing everything as possible to why the war to get nato more involved. and then we have start and bird, you know, this character that runs nato. nieto is a defensive alliance, easily says every other breath, he said, you know, nato's southern b

well, let's go to budapest, george. i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west. just don't make any apparent logical meaning for me. so we have um the bike administration again, flip flopping, sending advanced missile systems to you.

of the approach towards antique russian sanctions. recently to budapest, successfully negotiated and exceptions with total oil embargo and will continue to receive it through a pipeline. gary and prime minister to all been previously compared the reckless restrictions on russia with an atomic bomb, a phase countries economy. we heard from delta ga, some well, a senior research fellow of the global policy institute of london. he says, europe is divided over the issue of sanctions with pm or by negatively portrayed in western media. there is no support within the european union for these. the extensive sanctions against russia sanctions are clearly hurting the european people themselves. already people are suffering from high energy prices from high food prices and don't give them why. why, where, what are they doing this the media anywhere, particularly in the speaking. well, they in there and they just describe victor as a kremlin, and i like a friend who just put in support that they smearing him in this way. even know or by me has gone along with the european union condemnation of

this comes amid another public standoff between the budapest and brussels as hungry has long been a longer heads with the over the approach towards anti russian sanctions. recently, budapest successfully negotiated and exemptions with total oil embargo and will continue to receive it through a pipeline. and gary and prime minister victor all been previously compared to the reckless restrictions on russia with an atomic bomb for his country's economy. earlier we heard from dr. george somewhere, leap senior research fellow, the global policy institute of london. and he says, europe is divided over the issue of sanctions with p. m, albany and negative portrayed in western media. there is no support within the european union for extensive sanctions against russia. sanctions are clearly hurting the european people themselves. are already people are suffering from high energy prices from high food prices, and you don't understand why, why, what are they doing this for the media any were particularly interesting. well, they're just describe a lie is a friend who just didn't support for maybe smea

dramatic rescue after a swimmer fainted to the bottom of the pool at the world aquatics championships in budapest. ijust went as i just went as fast as i could to grab herand i just went as fast as i could to grab her and pull her up to the surface. once i pulled her up, my goal was only to make her breathe.— her breathe. live from our studio in _ her breathe. live from our studio in singapore. - her breathe. live from our studio in singapore. this | her breathe. live from our| studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. taliban officials in afghanistan say the main search for survivors from wednesday's devastating earthquake in the south east of the country has ended. more than 1,000 people are thought to have been killed in the remote part of the country. doctors say many children may be among the victims. relief efforts have been hampered by the destruction of already poor road and communication networks in paktika province — the worst hit area. entire villages have been destroyed with survivors saying they are finding it difficult to bury their dead. our

swimmer after she fainted and sank to the bottom of the pool at the world aquatics championships in budapest. as i swam as fast as i could to grab her and pull up to the surface, and once i pull her up, so i wasjust, my goal was only to make her breathe. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america —— welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the us supreme court has struck down restrictions on carrying guns in new york which have stood for a century. those restrictions limit the ability of people to carry weapons openly, but the highest court in the land effectively overturned that position by upholding the right of americans to carry guns in public. and it's a decision which could have ramifications for other states with similar regulations, such as california and new jersey state. the constitutional right to bear arms is dearly held in the united states, but what that means in practice is deeply controversial. today the supreme court ruled that individual states cannot force people to have a permit to carry guns in public. the president, myself, many of us are deeply

it happened at a meeting in budapest, hungary. but the swimmer and coach are no stranger to the bay area. the pool they trained and is in the east bay. we have reaction from moraga. why folks here know both the swimmer and the coach very well. that's because the usa artistic swimming team used to train right here. we are told this is the first time they've had a close call. >> i remember feeling like it was a really great performance. my best one by far and only just how i performed that i was enjoying it and living in the moment. >> reporter: but that top-notch performance took a sudden plunge 125-year-old artistic swimmer anita alvarez fainted at the swimming world championships in budapest, hungary. >> i remember the very last arm i did. i gave, it is such a simple, small arm. i give everything to the very end. i remember going down and being like, i don't feel to great and that is the last thing i remembered. >> reporter: her coach jumped into action, diving in and lifting the unresponsive alvarez to the surface. >> as soon as

and i also appreciate it. highlight, start off in budapest, and george um, i'm glad american putin gave a remarkable speech at this years. i. he can, i'm a form in st. petersburg. i've been going for about 20 years. i've never seen anything like it before. this is the only thing comparison is um i, his features, meanings as security speech or in munich of 2007 and your initial reaction because there's a lot to chew on their well, it's very interesting that you bring up the music speech because it expresses a continuity of all of his thoughts, ideas that is expressed many times over the munich stage. but i think that he's really presenting now a shock bifurcation of the world. i mean, it is a decision we're done with the wes and the west has brought about this crisis on itself and the crisis in your brain, the crisis in the economy, the crisis with energy and that we really, we know the russian people are just not interested any longer in working with the west, we have our partners in the rest of the world and he's very negative characterization of what the west is be doing, which is ess

ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, george samuel, we in budapest, he's upon caster at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to me pre bob, which he is a political analyst and editor and interest me internet media project, or a gentleman, cross accruals and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciated, highlight, start off in budapest, and george of let america putin gave a remarkable speech ad though this years i, he can, i'm a form in st. petersburg. i've been going for about 20 years. i've never seen anything like it before. this is the only thing comparison is, um i, his speech is music's as security speech or in munich of 2007 and your initial reaction because there's a lot to chew on their well, it's very interesting that you bring up the music speech because of course, it expresses a continuity of all of his thoughts, ideas that is expressed many times over the munich stage. but i think that he's really presenting now a shock bifurcation of the world. i mean, he's really, is a

well, let's go to budapest, george. i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west. just don't make any a coherent, logical meaning for me. so we have um, the biden ministrations again, flip flopping, sending advanced missile systems to ukraine, but they're given assurances so that you know, they're not going to be fired. russia. ok, i don't know how you enforce in, in assurance like that when the ukraine under zalinski is doing everything as possible to widen the war, to get nato more involved. and then we have started burg, you know, this character that runs nato. nato is a defensive alliance. easily says, every other breath, he said, you know, nato's southern bird says ukraine should, shouldn't stop. oh, shouldn't drop rather go of driving russia out of crimea. so you're getting this missile system from the united states in the head of nature was saying, go ahead. crimea, if you want, because you know that you could,

let's start off in budapest, george. i'm glad american putin gave a remarkable speech. this year's economic form and st. petersburg. i've been going for about 20 years. i've never seen anything like it before. this is the only thing comparison is i his speech. his music's as security speech in munich, of 2007, your initial reaction because there's a lot to chew on their well, it's very interesting that you bring up the music speech because it expresses a continuity of all of his thoughts, ideas that is expressed many times over since the munich stage, but i think that he's really presenting now a shock bifurcation of the world. i mean it is a decision we're done with the wes. 2 about the west has brought about this crisis on itself, a crisis in your brain, the crisis in the economy, the crisis with energy and that we're in it. we'll, the russian people are just not interested any longer. in working with the west. we have our partners in the rest of the world and he's very negative characterization of what the west is being doing, which is essentially, you know, you expl

the world championships in swimming continue in budapest. they have a second medal to add to tom dean's bronze. luke greenbank went one better. he won in 2019. finishing narrowly behind the american ryan murphy. there was disappointment for brody paul williams, as he finished just outside the medals in fourth. the first day's play in the third test drew to a close with the match finally poised at the moment. 222 for five, having 222 forfive, having recovered 222 for five, having recovered from a disappointing start. once again, it was the duo of darrell mitchell and tom blondell, who came to the kiwis' rep you —— rescue. jamie overton put england in control. the england cricket team play against england cricket team play against england in a rearranged text match next week. they're playing a warm—up game against leicestershire and were made very welcome. they walked out to traditional music and dancing. large south asian community. getting five wickets including the scalp, 246 for eight. that starting next friday. and you can watch it

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, george samuel, we in budapest, he's upon caster at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to me pre bobbitt, she is a political analyst and editor and interest me internet media project. i gentleman cross accruals and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i would appreciate it. highlight, start off in budapest, and george of let america putin gave a remarkable speech at this years or he can, i'm a form in st. petersburg. i've been going for about 20 years. i've never seen anything like it before. this is the only thing comparison is i, his features, meanings as security, speech or in munich of 2007 and your initial reaction because there's a lot to chew on their. well, it's very interesting that you bring up the music speech because it expresses a continuity of all of his thoughts, ideas that is expressed many times over the munich stage. but i think that he's really presenting now a shock bifurcation of the world. i mean, it's a decision we're done with the wes and the

let's start off in budapest, george. i'm a blood amir putin gave a.

the world swimming championships getting under way in budapest but hours earlier in budapest but hours earlier in the same city, the sports governing body had made a crucial decision. members of fina voted to effectively bar any trans women who has gone through mail puberty from competing in women's events. we have to competing in women's events. - have to protect the rights of all our athletes to compete. but we also have to protect competitive fairness at our events, especially women's competition.— competition. the policy has been prompt _ competition. the policy has been prompt advice - competition. the policy has been prompt advice women competition. the policy has i been prompt advice women is like american leah thomas. the first known transgender women to when a us national college title. thomas will not be eligible to compete in the men's events at the world championships or olympics. for my lip eczema and campaigner sharon davies has welcomed it. i am proud of my association to be the first to come forward and base their rules on proven science. we've asked for that for five

southeastern norway as well as the author of the book of opium propaganda in international politics and a budapest we have george samuel, he's a pod cast or the guy which can be found on youtube and locals are chillman cross stock rules. in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate carlos are out with plenty of when let me read you a few headlines that will surprise you, or george, or our viewers are considering our coverage of what's going on in ukraine over the last few months. ukraine, ukraine's at risk of losing war with russia military official. that's from newsweek . a shortage of tillery ammunition saps ukrainian frontline. well, that's new york times. we're almost out of ammunition and relying on western arms as you crave. it's the guardian ukraine is running out of ammunition as prospects dim on the battlefield. washington post, i could go on and on. but my pointing listening, this one is that the narrative is changing, the coverage is changing, but not the policy. so how do you square that? was a good question, i guess because the media has been selling this

southeastern norway as well as the author of the book of opium propaganda in international politics and a budapest, we have your son, you only. he's a podcast to the guy which can be found on youtube and look tillman cross stock rules and that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate this sarah with millennium glenn, let me read you a few headlines they will surprise you, or george, or our viewers considering our coverage of what's going on in ukraine over the last few months. ukraine, ukraine's at risk of losing war with russia military official that's from newsweek shortage of tillery ammunition saps ukrainian frontline. well, that's new york times. we're almost out of ammunition and relying on western says ukraine. that's the guardian ukraine is running out of ammunition as prospects on the battlefield. washington post, i could go on and on. but my point in mentioning this going is that the narrative is changing. the coverage is changing, but not the policy. so how do you square that was a good question i, i guess because the media has been selling this i so you created victo

ah, let's go back to georgia in budapest where we're running out of time. the 1st block here, finish your point. you were talking about european sovereignty moving forward. yes, the, all the dreams, the way to think that since 1992 that europe will become a god of alternative model of the west. so they'll be essentially 2 power blocks in the west of the united states, you know, over capitalism. and then that'll be the kind of social, rather almost capitalism in europe. and this europe who, because of the mediating between the united states and russia, china was player in 900. i'm sure that's gone. that europe is going to be a good model of the west. that's the big on. and then, you know, europe is now being that size of, from russia. and it's become dependent on the united states. but they really, when it comes to energy because it's a, it's going to stop energy and force rush, which was dependent on the united states, on the dependent on the middle east. so essentially, you're gone back was when it comes to that. and so all you know, the americans have got

anita alvarez, competing in budapest in artistic swimming, lost consciousness and sank to the bottom of the pool. gma spoke exclusively to alvarez's coach, andrea fuentes, who jumped in and saved her. >> i reached her underwater. >> you can see fuentes dragging alvarez to the surface, where the swimmer initially wasn't breathing. another swimmer who was preparing to compete jumped in and helped fuentes pull alvarez to the surface. >> i know the sport. when you finish choreography, you really want to breathe because you hold your breath for a long time, and the first thing you want to do is breathe because you're done. and i saw she was going down, so i was like immediately knew that something was happening. so i went as fast as i could, and i reach her and brought her to the surface and tried to calm her down and make her breathe. >> reporter: fuentes began administering cpr until medics and the team doctor were able to take over. >> the heart rate was fine. pressure was fine. oxygen, glucose, everything was good. so i knew she was okay. there's a way that you press very hard the nai

a here some international football where germany drew 11 with hungary in the nation's league in budapest. both girls were scored before the 10 minute mark. the home side netted 1st though through jolt notch. and 3 minutes later germany's jonas hoffman leveled the affair. it's jeremy's 3rd consecutive drop in the competition. us judge has dismissed a rape lawsuits brought against soccer stock christiano. rinaldo. a woman accused rinaldo of raping her in las vegas hotel in 2009. she lost her claim for millions of dollars in compensation. the court heard rinaldo paid the woman $375000.00 or to the alleged incident. the judge says the case was tainted by stolen documents and formula one ferrari's child. the clerk has secured po, position in the as the by john grant. pre. it's the 4th consecutive paul fuller clerk and his 6th for the season. it's the 24th year old's the 2nd in the overall fannings. they're behind red bulls back with staffing. he finished 3rd and qualifying behind his teammate sergio perez. this is dw news live from berlin, coming up next is force life. looking at the 1st tran

the sport voted for during an extraordinary general congress at the ongoing world championships in budapest. jane dougall is here to tell us more. jane how much of a surpise is this decision? not particularly, it was widely expected in the swimming community. it has been prompted by lia thomas, the first non—transgender swimmer to win, sorry, non—female... inaudible. it will stop her competing in the women's category. the categories of male and female must be kept separate according to a scientifically grounded text—based criteria, and any athlete who has gone through any part of the process of male puberty will not be able to compete against female swimmers. that was overwhelmingly passed by over 71% of the female members. one of the experts said, american swimming records for boys at 13 had faster times than elite women. even after the suppression of testosterone, which many trans—women athletes do, the effects of male puberty would still be retained. there was acknowledgement that some trans—athletes would not be happy, but that they would set up an open category at some of pam

england's footballers have started their nations league campaign in budapest. the match against hungary was supposed to be played behind closed doors after the racist behaviour of the hosts�* fans, but there were thousands there as england lost the match 1—nil. patrick gearey reports. a stadium neither as full or empty as it might�*ve been as a punishment for racist abuse, this game was ordered to be played behind closed doors. school children were allowed in accompanied by adults, and when england took the knee, some booing. for england on a hot day, this would be a personality test. defender connor cody is good in a crisis. he saves them here. in truth, we learned little else for some time. flickered in flash, but it was a rare spark. the game drifted until suddenly, an alarm, hungary with a penalty. the nation star with his nation's chance, one for the kids. england seemed tired and hungary had an appetite for more. this should have been 2—0. harry kane came close, they had been second—best. patrick geary, bbc news. ireland suffered a shock defeat

it's one of several concessions made to budapest, as the block seeks to impose a 6th round of sanctions on russia. over the war patriarch, carol is believed to be one of the wealthiest men in russia. and is an avid supporter of president vladimir putin on gary and prime minister victor or band, said his opposition to sanctioning, kato has been long known, and should not have come. as a surprise with united states president joe biden has made an impassioned speech about the need for gun control. he's under pressure to address gun ownership laws after a spate of mass shootings last week, 19 children and 2 teachers were killed at a primary school in in val day, texas and more mass shootings have happened since the u. s. supreme court holds that gun. ownership is protected by the constitution. while during the speech, he referred to his visit at 2 val day and responded to victims, families pleading for action to curb gun violence. standing there in that small town. like so many other communities across america. i couldn't help or think there are too many other schools too many other everyda

it's one of several concessions made to budapest as to block seeks to impose a 6th round of sanctions on russia. over the war patriarch harrell is believed to be one of the wealthiest men in russia, and is an avid supporter of president florida. mir puting on gary and prime minister victor or bon said, his opposition to sanctioning curio has been long, long known and should not have come as a surprise when our correspondent christine manuel is in brussels and told us more about the use reaction to hungary obstruction tactics can tell you that there is a lot of anger high, especially among e u invoice, our who feel at that the hungarians are effectively being given too much a, in a sense that we know that for example, the, the ambassador of france who was cheering the meeting yesterday we hungry, add the voice, it's a position to to this blacklisting off. this sat senior clary and was really frustrated saying it that kind of change could not be made at the stage in the game, but it appears they are, are seeking to press on with this to go forward. this can guarantee clearly dug in thei

now and some international football, germany, true one, all with hungary in the nation's league in budapest. both girls were scored before the 10 minute mark. the home side netted 1st though, was joke. now, the 3, sorry, and 3 minutes later, so eunice hoffen leveled the affair. it's germany's 3rd consecutive draw in the competition. american judge has dis raped, dismissed, excuse me, a rape lawsuit brought against soccer starkers geno rinaldo. a woman accused rinaldo raping her in los angeles hotel room in 2009. she lost her claim for millions of dollars and compensation. the court heard rinaldo had paid the woman $375000.00 after the alleged incident. the judge says the case was tainted by stolen documents. in formula one ferrari, charlotte player has secured pull position for the as or by jan grand prix is the 4th consecutive pulled for the town. and his 6 of the season, 24 year old is 2nd in the overall standing behind red bulls max for stopping. he finished 3rd and qualified behind his teammates, sergio perez lineup. before we go, here's a quick look at the top story. this our european

it's one of several concessions made to budapest as a block seeks to impose the 6th round of sanctions on russia. over the wall patriarch carol is believed to be one of the wealthiest many russia. and is an avid supporter of president putin getting prime minister victor all bands and his opposition to sanctioning carol has been long known and should not have come as a surprise bill or is this latest package of sanctions against russia. now a done deal is brussels correspondent christine montoya. well, so now that this latest hurdle has been cleared and, and the ear has effectively given him at 2 pressure from hungry in removing at the senior care of the head of the orthodox church from that blacklist. it is now the formality of this agreement, as it is in this text to be sent to all the $27.00 capitals who must sign off on his end to have it back to brussels or in the early hours of friday morning. by all indications that process is now on track for that to happen. but of course ad, this was a span in the works that, that almost derailed this entire process. at some stage, it was uncle

have come away with a silver medal in the men's 3—metre synchro at the world aquatics championships in budapest. china took the gold. three games in super league today. salford thrashed wakefield, castleford beat catalans in extra time 17—16, whilst huddersfield stay fourth with a 38—10 win over hull kr, including this solo try from lu ke yates. francesco bagnaia rode to his third win of the motogp season with victory at the dutch tt at assen. championship leader fabio quartararo crashed out. britain's elfyn evans finished second at the rally of kenya behind team—mate kalle rovanpera. evans stays sixth in the overall standings. 0nto golf, and it's all to play for as we approach the final few holes of the final round of the women's pga championship in maryland. in gee chun held a six—shot lead going into the weekend, but she's made four bogeys in herfront nine today to slip to four under par, two shots behind leader lexi thompson. the american — who's searching for her second major and first win in three years — is six under par. stephanie meadow is the best—placed brit, level par

won a bronze medal in the men's 4x100 metre 4x100 metre medley relay at the world championships in budapest. tom dean swam the final leg securing team gb a medal, with italy claiming gold. leeds rhinos have won wheelchair rugby league's challenge cup for the third year in a row. a hat trick from player coach james simpson helped them to a 48—31; win over catalans dragons. today is the ao—year anniversary of one of the most infamous matches in the history of the world cup. west germany and austria's players engineered the result of their group match at spain �*82, so both would progress to the next stage. there was uproar, especially from algeria who missed out on qualification. fifa would go on to change their rules at future tournaments, so final group matches would have be played at exactly the same time. olly foster looks back at the game that became known as the disgrace of gijon. and has spoken to the scottish referee who was in charge. the 1982 world cup was the biggest to date. 2a teams taking part — england, northern ireland and scotland were there. italy would become champi

ah, and to some international football and germany drew 11 with hungry and the nations leak in budapest. both goals was scored before the 10 minute mark, the home side netted 1st through george nudge. and the 3 minutes later germany's eunice hoffman leveled the affair. it's germany's 3rd consecutive draw in the competition. you as judge has dismissed a rape lawsuit brought against soccer, sta christiano. rinaldo? a woman accused rinaldo of raping her in another vegas hotel. in that 2009. she lost her claim for millions of dollars in compensation, the court heard rinaldo paid the women $375000.00 us dollars. after the alleged incident, the judge says the case was tainted by stolen documents and formula one ferrari's charles. the clerk has secured pole position in the as the by john grand prix. it's the 4th consecutive poll fuller clerk and his 6th of the season. the 24 year old is 2nd in the overall standing behind red bulls mac va, stop, and he finished 3rd in qualifying behind his teammate, says jo perez, now the straits of bangkok are filled with color as thailand celebrates its 1st o

synchronized swimmer anita alvarez, fell unconscious and sank to the bottom of the pool while competing in budapest. her coach was the 1st to react and dived in to rescue her. she received immediate 1st aid and is recovering well. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the u. s. supreme court is handed down a landmark victory to gun rights advocates. it ruled that restrictions put in place by new york state on carrying concealed handguns and public are unconstitutional. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorker safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life, their beloved children and grandchildren. today, this free court struck down in new york law that limits who can carry concealed weapons. the u. s. house select committee is holding its 5th hearing into last year storming of the capital building. the committee hea