to save other old and useless village houses from demolition.n you are dismantling a house, it is very important not to fall into this fatigue of the old and the desire to simply burn everything, throw it away, bury it. and very carefully tell yourself directly: stop. shemetovo, which is 130 km from minsk. everything is yours she spends time, effort and personal savings to ensure that at least one dying belarusian village has a chance for a new life. the autumn village of shemetovo greets guests with the noise of the foliage of huge old lily trees , the houses have turned gray with time, there are no people on the streets, but the feeling of melancholy abandonment, as in many similar villages, is not here, when iriana shiyan first came here in february of the twenty- first year, she caught the completely opposite emotion. the area around which there is a lot of perimeter. small old abandoned houses, she but it seemed incredibly huge for the scale of the belarusian village; here there was a sense of grandeur that was once in the past, but carried

no, it's not the white house. it's a summer house. it's the shadow white house.ut it resembles the south facade so spectacularly. and poor president wilson is just trapped by the shadows of all the issues he has to deal with. and he's according to conservative cartoonist john mccutchen of chicago he's not doing it too well. however, when we get to the largerlife presidency of franklin delano roosevelt about oscar caesar of working for the new york timesnes a white house that's overtake washington as the personnel of the president and strength as a president redraws the map. we get to truman who gave us the white house. we more know and love today and he's remodeled it. her block the washington post cartoonist us that he's remodeled it but he can't quite fulfill his promise as president because nobody will run with in his first campaign. lyndon baines johnn larger than life. everything's coming up. roses is as it gets to pass legislation and settle issues it's it's alst like a honeymoon between him and herb block and we have a great her block editor a cartoon coll

have been housed or in the pathway to housing. we have 26 move-ins, 31 people enrolled and waiting for move- in, 4 with pending referral. most are going to scattered sites supportive uzhoing including 16 emergency housing vouchers and 6 people received vehicle assistance through problem solving. the department collects contract information for any house that engage with the hot team and willing to share their information. mta has not yet posted no recollect paing signage along winston drive. staff are meeting with mta this weerk to learn more about timeline for implementation. once the timeline is confirmed work closely with mta to insure people in the area are given ample notice and outreach is provided to know how to access available services including problem solving shelter and housing assessments. the department explore two sites for potential west side safe parking problem. once the site is identified the department will cublth a community engagement process that may require legislative approval. we look forward sharing more

huge numbers of houses won't make any difference to of houses because to the price of houses becausef at least two enormous pressures on housing prices, which you haven't mentioned. one is the continuing mass immigration, which comes constantly into this country. the other is the breakdown of the married family, which means huge numbers families which huge numbers of families which used occupy one house used to occupy one house now occupy so the result of occupy two. and so the result of thatis occupy two. and so the result of that is that houses have become have become , um, under under have become, um, under under such heavy demand , you could you such heavy demand, you could you could concrete over the country . could concrete over the country. it wouldn't bring the price down by £1. it's a fantasy . it's by £1. it's a fantasy. it's constantly being said if we build more the price build more houses, the price will isn't true. the will go down. it isn't true. the if want , if you want to if you want, if you want to provide houses which are affordable to people, some affordable to p

we see the purchase of housing during this period. it was quite serious, people invested from 2004 tohe nineteenth year, 14 trillion rubles were brought into construction , these are all citizens of the country, this is a huge amount of money that people brought to construction, mortgages began to work with an average of only up to 20%, these were mortgage programs, and naturally this mechanism began to work, in general it until the eighteenth year he worked, worked and... we saw that at some stage it began to malfunction, the system was built in such a way that insurance companies insured people's deposits, but at the beginning of the nineteenth year we saw a big problem, next slide, and the problem was that we saw that so-called defrauded shareholders appeared, probably many of you encountered this problem, when people brought money to the foundation pit, many developers, well... did it in such a way that, taking money for one house, invested in another, the boiler method was done , economic conditions changed, but i must say frankly, there were very serious fraudulent schemes, at t

in the house, we divide 30 gigacalories... we get 0.24 gigacalories for heating one square of housingginary apartment we multiply 50 m 0.24 per 50 m, we get 1.2 gigacalories of heat to heat our apartment per month. we multiply this figure by the new heating payment tariff. this is 24 rubles and 71 kopecks per gigacalorie. we get it. 29 rubles. 65 kopecks for heating a fifty-meter apartment per month. you divide the total costs in gigacalories by the total square footage of the house from any of your last year’s fat, multiply by the square footage of your apartment at a rate of 24 rubles and 71 kopecks. if the apartment has heat meters, then the tariff is simply multiplied by the indicators of these meters. typically, the homeowner pays together first with all residents according to the standard scheme, and then they recalculate him. if the heat in the house is not metered. the calculations use the approved standard for heating a square meter of housing. this rate may vary in different regions in different months. local authorities set it themselves, based on what the weather is like o

and... there were a lot of houses, i already found, there were already 15 houses, in the houses thereed, the men had only two people for the whole village, the grandmothers would gather in some hut, drink tea, then have an evening, as they called it, someone would sit there at the spinning wheel, someone would knit there, that is, always doing needlework , well, we were remembering a past life, some stories, so apparently they were slowly swirling around in my head. i started writing it down, now i dream of finishing it and finally publishing it, i remember the story about mirapia, i saw my husband off to war, he didn’t return from the war, but gregory immediately wooed mirapia, how could she not be wooed, if she sang and danced, without leaving the circle, but it seemed like he was wooing her for this, she paid for it, because they would come to some holiday, sit at the table. now he wants to run and dance, but grigory keeps getting gloomier, gloomier, gloomier, he looks at him like that, grinya, make his face as he was, he can’t stand it, he jumps off, runs, sticks, dances, sings, d

we produced a report -- following our trip there was 64 members of the house house republicans who aren that border and we documented 64 times ironically that the biden administration undermined border security with executive orders , agency decisions and the rest. this is a staggering thing that the american people need to see and understand and we're going make that available to everybody. we learned that the drug cartels in mexico is -- is as congressman flood mentioned 32 million a week trafficking people into the country dot math , it is like $1 billion a year. this is just the del rio sector at eagle pass happening all across the border think of that these are transnational dangerous criminal organizations -- that are doing untold harm to people innocent children teenage girls -- people who are innocent in all of this. and the biden administration is empowering that. mexico is effectively a narco state. and they seem to be uneffected by it, so we're demanding that the president take executive order. congress is working on statutory fixes of this. we passed hr2 as mentioned eight

ties to white house history. she also formed the white house paintings committee to seek out important works art that could be added to the white collection and displayed. she appointed first ever white house curator and she championed a public law that was passed by congress giving the white house museum status, which then meant that all items required for the white house collections, for her project and for after would be preserved and protected in perpetuity. and as i have said, she helped form the white house historical association, which carries on work to this day. jacqueline kennedy worked daily and tires tirelessly on the restoration project. she was by no means just its figurehead. hundreds of pages of her handwritten notes, memos, correspondence. now part of the jacqueline bouvier kennedy onassis papers at the kennedy library are evidence of that. did much of the research and seeking out the fine antiques and furniture that had some connection to the white house. early american history for a presidentia

supportive housing. this means 158 young people can beam or remain housed so they can heal from trauma, continue building their life-skill and pursue their dreams. 158 young people who grow into strong independent adults making our city a better place fwr future transitional age youth. thank you for voting to give these 158 young people the safety stability and support they deserve. thanks. >> we'll take the next public commenter. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] i work in [indiscernible] i have been involved for a very long time in this to make sure all childrens have an opportunity to have a place to live. i think it's-being a father of two kids, teenagers, and seeing my kids have a place to live and i am formally homeless, so--which had a opportunity to overcome. i want to see for the youth, a opportunity. we can give the opportunity because we have the funding, so we have the funding, we [indiscernible] and we know for sure these kids want to be super happy where they have a place to

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so, the white house destination, white house as a patriotic symbol. so, why am i even showing you the west we this westside? by the mid-and late-19th century, the facade tells the story of what the content of the cartoonist. and the first story that gets told is, the presidency becomes important enough that there are spoils to be had and the spoils come out of the side. they do t come out of the front. no one will take wealth out of the entrance. it is the side of the building thatdepicted. and part magazine, a weekly publication from about the 1850s to 1917. the spoils of presidency, it is the side. want to know what cleveland is thinking? you go to decide. why doesn't the side appear in ese cartoons anymore? itis because we do not associate spoils with the presidcy anymore. in my transition from facades, i am just brinng you this teddy roosevelt, with a train wreck running at him. and this is squashing the white house, giving wilson the entry, right? speaking of wilson, now we are getting into the south facade. it is my argument, not 100% of the tim

yeah, it's one housing market is driven by housing.nd what carol was talking about following jewish community. there's no community to follow anymore. right? there's not. and most of the affordable housing is going way out east cape has really exploded. harrison just i'm aware of the risk having, just got a 500 unit development going against the national park on a state park. i guess. those will hold value, but as developers can mix value and we have we have right communities around here that have an 18 foot wide single townhome with no garage built in the mid seventies. yeah. as well as. the same community has riverview with probably double triple in price. people need to do that. they need they need to. but it's done by locals. i want to bring an end to make sure everybody can hear a little bit but a question or comment was about the local control that kind of entrenches entrenches certain zoning codes that are exclusionary to lot of building models and drives up the cost of that kind of end at the front end for you do money out of t

no, it's not the white house. it's a summer house. it's the shadow white house. but it resembles the south facade so spectacularly. and poor president wilson is just trapped by the shadows of all the issues he has to deal with. and he's according to conservative cartoonist john mccutchen of chicago he's t doing it too w however, when we get to the larger than life presidency of franklin delano roosevelt about oscar caesar of working for the new york times imagines a house that's overtake washington as the personnel of the president and strength as a president redraws the map. we get to truman who gave us the white house. we more know and love today and he's remodeled it. her block the washington post cartooni us that he's remodeled it but he can't quite fulfill his promise as president because nobody will run with in his first campaign. lyndon baines johnson larr than life. everything's coming up. roses is as it gets to pass legislation and settle issues it's it's almost like a hoymoon between him and herb blk and we have a great her block editor a cartoon collec

and i will be very skepthat will increase the cost of housing.s you might be able to tell, housing policy creates more affordable choices for coloradans. in some ways, it's my roman empire. any discriminatory occupancy limits tharenters is another important way we can break down harmful barriers to housing and create more equity. want to thank the representatives and senators for taking on this important housing and civil rights issue. [applause] when it comes down to creating a colorado where people from all backgrounds can live in homes that they can afford near accessible and reliable transportation options, buses, biking, walkable neighborhoods imagine leaving your home, heading to a train stop or bus station just a few blocks away, maybe you walk or ride your bike, and from there you ride to work. and i know some of you do this. ride to work in style and because the schedule is reliable, you know exactly what time you will catch the train or bus to come home that day. you can catch up on your reading or get ahead of your work on the way. you

elizabeth: lots of talk about the white house strategy here and this is all the president and white house got. all it's got is don't to iran. don't. watch this. >> that was the message to iran. >> don't. >> very important to send a clear message to anyone who might be threatening our personnel here and anywhere else in the region. >> it's backing her in iran. don't. >> don't. don't, don't, don't. >> elizabeth: really, that's it? senator lindsey graham said when the biden white house says don't, the middle east do. the warehouse and ammunition depots and till iran feels its own interests are threatened and attacking will continue. what do you say? >> oh, absolutely. don't is not a strategy anymore for as long as it takes is not a strategy. there's bumper stickers and the length of the strategy that the president can do and not effective of the iranians and they kept saying over and over and if this goes on till somebody gets killed and now three people have been killed and it's from the white house press briefing today and the president hasn't evansville found them to call the family of th

what is the area of ​​the house? according to the document, we looked at 36, but the amount of compensation is not calculated by the city commission, but directly by the experts of the restoration program, so the bantosh family still does not know what to expect. the couple has not decided whether they will buy a new home or rebuild on the site of the destroyed house. we understand that we will not pull out, i am a nurse, a porter man, you understand? and this commission is already inspecting the house of the kravtsovs. aggression of the russian federation? the kravtsovs say that the rocket flew straight into their house and even the basement was gutted. they had evacuated their home a week before that night. a rocket flew in and smashed the whole house. we thank god that we were not here, because there were children, grandchildren, we were all here. nadiya and vyacheslav are pensioners, they share, all their lives they dreamed of their own house to meet their old age there, they built it themselves. our dream, to be

and individually opened and operated key west will serve housing family housing in 2020 mercy housinge chosen and competitive process and in 2021 the commission approved a negotiation agreement for transbay 2 commercial llc and west and last year the commission approved separate gap commitments on the projects in preparation for the key financing and short time preparation work on block two in august of last year two west and east were successful in the allocations the dream is led by the architect. the studio is the architect for two west and east and the general contract between san francisco based f t e contract buildings this rendering is a i'm sorry this line shows to the west and east the context for the surrounding neighborhood two west in orange and east in yellow with the block three in green and building with the light blue have residential and dark are commercial or mixed-use this richard a birds eyes view. with the future block three public park and future extension in the for ground the site plan is the relationship with the transbay 2 commercial llc and east connecting f

of people who are in the house of lords, house of cronies, lords, this house of cronies, party donorsishops and who is more irrelevant in modern britain than bishops in the church of england? the money. >> you're a small c conservative, are you not? and you seem very radical in your approach to our, uh, constitutional frameworks. ah, house of lords. has it not overrule served us quite well . overrule served us quite well. did you change your views since the brexit debate ? the brexit debate? >> well, of course, the house of lords would have frustrated brexit. it's full of basic people of the lib dem mindset andifs people of the lib dem mindset and it's the brexit debate all over again, isn't it, alex carlile, a former liberal mp whom i served with in the house of commons for 14 years, said that the purpose of the house of lords is to protect democracy from itself. now that's the overweening arrogance of the political that regards the political class that regards the electorate as the dirty, unwashed and ignorant rednecks. >> i don't agree with that need to be kept under control. >> th

progress of the national housing movement plans was presented. in this meeting, new ways to finance the national housing movement were reviewed and approved. became. from now on, god willing, the national development fund will help to finance this government project. the second axis of the capital increase of maskaneh bank as a development and specialized bank in this sector, which, well , maskaneh bank has demands from both the government and the central bank. it was decided to urgently this. claims should be placed on the agenda of the central bank and those claims should be settled by the housing bank, and a part of the government's claims should be settled. this will lead to an increase in the ability of the housing bank to lend more to this project in the field of national movement projects of the third axis of the fund. national housing is a fund provided by law its task is to provide financial resources for superstructure and infrastructure services, such as service per capita, cultural per capita , and welfare per capita that must be impl

with the white house. clark agreed. but just two days later escalated the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. richard donoghue: we came in on monday, december 28th. hectic day as they all were. and then in the afternoon, we got that email, which i had to sit down and read more than once to make sure i understood what he was proposing. jake tapper: what was he proposing? richard donoghue: he was proposing sending out a letter signed by the three of us-- the acting attorney general, myself, and jeff clark-- to georgia, but also the other states, the other swing states as well, suggesting, essentially, that they set aside the electors assigned to support president-elect biden and hold hearings and basically have the state legislatures pick a new slate of electors. jake tapper: the letter claimed that the us department of justice's investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple state

he is a great leader of the house of representatives, but he did not pose his will on the house.t would not even occur to him to try to do that, except if the president of his party asked him to do something. then, he might twist some arms. there were rare occasions when leaders did that with civil rights bills, having things to do with foreign affairs and wars. in general, they let things come up from the members. host: to break this fever of dysfunction, what is the first step? guest: the first step is to get back to regular order. host:

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any comment thus far from the white house? >> reporter: i reached out to the white house and no word just yet. they're likely waiting until this formal announcement is made. it is likely president biden has been made aware of the levels house speaker mike johnson and chuck schumer have agreed to. now, on friday the omb director did say that there was some concern about whether lawmakers would be able to get something together to avoid this first government shutdown on january 19th. and she said that part of the reason that she had some concern over it is because of some of the rhetoric that's been coming from republican lawmakers who have posited the idea, posed the idea, of potentially using this moment, this government shutdown deadline, as a time to push forward some of their border policy positions. that is something that you heard manu outline there. the white house has long said that they are at the negotiation when it comes to those border security talks, which are running on a separate track, as manu noted. but the pre

chkalovskaya 84 the day after the party at the bolonkins’ house.the crowd was growing, to the point that tram traffic along artsebushevskaya street stopped due to the crowd , and trolleybus traffic along chkalovskaya street stopped. and everyone too, everyone climbed in, which means that they asked him, like neighbors, well, show us this stone girl, under the pressure of the crowd the gate fell on which. chugurov says, then it means that my neighbor and i found two large boards and nailed up the gate, which means crosswise, with large nails, but people still continued to climb through the gate. soon mounted police appeared on chkalovskaya, house 84 was placed under 24-hour security, my mother was 10 years old at the time, and she was told about the petrified girl. in a house on chkalovskaya street, she went there with her aunt, petrovna knows, everything was cordoned off , a huge crowd of people had gathered, there were all sorts of different versions, but an attempt to go in and see was a failure, no one was allowed in, rumors about...

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they had another house fire in central islip and five families were in that house. the thing that people that don't -- people don't bring up, five families in their and they are not registered apartment so they are not paying the taxes to support the police and so forth. you understand what i am saying? they are trained on public service. i read the times and i read the wall street journal and you got a lot of problems and some of these states where there is farming. i am wondering where all this food is going to come from defeat feed all the people coming in here. my still on? host: yes, we are listening. caller: a half of a mile from my house you can hear music. they are always blasting music, spanish people. christmas eve, i heard fireworks. it is terrible. you have no idea what is going on. biden made a big mistake, he really screwed up. i know all of this, i live here. host: we are talking about the issue at the border which is what republicans were talking about when 60 of them joined their speaker at eagle pass, texas. blaming the biden administration saying

it's the wrong house. >> it's the wrong house.uld note, we cannot verify who was speaking in that clip that you just heard, we are trying to do so. now we did receive a copy of the warrant. it does list the same address as the home, but the suspect in the case had moved. with me now, the mother that you see on our body cam video, courtney price, joining us from the hospital where she is with her baby tonight. i first want to say thank you for coming on. i can't imagine where the last few days have been like for you. what was even going through your mind when you heard the officers at your door? you must have been so stunned. >> yes. so it was very fast-paced. i didn't have time to process anything. i remember i heard a knock at the door. my sister, i had left for work, and she told me that she was gonna be home soon. so i expected to come home and i thought it was him knocking on the door. i started walking towards the door. i could see through the grass a bunch of police. and then by the time i got to the steps, the door was bust

houses.argument. it's a false argument. >> it's just question argument. >> it'sjust question of argument. >> it's just question of fact. >> it's just a question of fact. you've extra three you've got an extra three quarters million. they've quarters of a million. they've got live somewhere, got to live somewhere, but there are places where are plenty of places where people can live. are plenty of places where peoit's can live. are plenty of places where peoit's bringing things up to standard. >> this, this, this is going to be of the election be a big part of the election campaign, suspect. campaign, i suspect. >> thank you >> paul. absolutely. thank you very this actually very much. now this is actually also no, it's not also well, no, it's not important. we getting near also well, no, it's not impend 1t. we getting near also well, no, it's not impend of we getting near also well, no, it's not impend of the getting near also well, no, it's not impend of the show. tting near also well, no, it

there are tens of thousands of houses in need of housing while the infrastructure is devastated, vulnerable

house speaker mike johnson predicting battle just before heading to the white house for a key meeting with president biden on aid to ukraine. >>> and new video showing police deploying exploding flash bangs while raiding a home. there was a toddler on a ventilator inside. . >>> there is a legend here that when you come . >>> all right. on to new hampshire the primary there is less than a week away and we're getting new reporting on how ron desantis plans to approach this all. cnn's omar jimenez is on hampton beach in new hampshire. ron desantis will hold a campaign event in hampton beach later today. what are you learning about the desantis campaign? >> reporter: yeah. so they are saying point blank that they are in this for the long haul. no matter what the poll or positioning looks like here in new hampshire, in particular, they say they are going to be competing for delegates in every state. they are not looking toward any sort of finish line at this point and predict on february 25th, that is when nikki haley is going to drop out of this race. that is what desantis campaign is pre

this is a redline with the white house. if that is the case, given national security, knit be better to >> absolutely not. i want to help ukraine but i'm not going to go home and lied to my people in south carolina. this is a whole that has to be plugged. after finding out the numbers, it would be responsible for us to say we reformed the border, come up with new security measures unless you deal with the tool being used by the open borders crowd. there is no way we will allow the system to go unaddressed. >> senator graham covered it well but there are not 60 votes for a supplemental appropriations package that does not have serious border control measures and that do not address this fundamental issue. this is allowing 95% of the people here illegally to be released into the interior. so how they do that and i know there are conversations about the best way to achieve that, but that has got to be addressed. asylum and other things we mentioned. >> [inaudible] >> this is a magnet. when 85% of the people who show up get rel

one very, very role, of course, in the white house is that of the white house. social secretary, relying on one's expertise in protocol, tact, etiquette, hospitality. i think there might be some magic. it has, and it remains key to build relationships, maintain diplomatic ones, present the most welcoming experience possible at the white house. the kansas city star in 1921 reflected her duties will be as complex as that of an. that was laura harlan, the social secretary for, warren g. harding and calvin coolidge, who served from that year to 1929. but, of course, was 20 years prior, in 1901, during president theodore roosevelt's administration. that first lady edith hired the very first official social secretary at the white house, isabella hagner james, and ever since social secretaries have helped create memorable experiences for all guests at the white house from kings and heads of states, artists, scholars and little children chasing those easter eggs at the white house easter egg roll. while the reins of the job varies and you will likely never them on a goo

in addition, the country dealing with the housing supply shortage simply does not have enough houses for homebuyers. many young adults, people starting out, college graduates. along with professions requires them to live where they were, such as policemen, firefighters and other first responders so you can afford homeownership or if they can buy a home, they can move far away most first-time homebuyers cannot afford to put 20% down on a house. these are creditworthy people they simply cannot afford the down payment. eliminate the upfront fees. we were able to do this because the returns on homes are more than enough to offset the fee, but unfortunately the reality still pay higher overall costs the most homebuyers. pricing is complex but i would like to provide more clarity. the pricing frameworks were updated for three reasons. one, grades had not been changed from us a decade. two, to help creditworthy homebuyers, and three, to enhance the safety and soundness. this reduces the risk of taxpayers. the pricing grades in effect and are not reflecting the requirements and in fact, many

to comply with our affordable housing ordinance. >> cristina morales, hayward's housing manager, sayss project illustrates how affordable housing isn't just about helping people who are homeless. in hayward, a family of four that earns just over $100,000 a year is considered low income. >> i would love to have my own my own house or something, but i do not because it's too much. >> if you want to live comfortable in a nice home, you have to move out, you know, and then you have to commute to work. >> the bay area housing finance authority, created in 2019 by the state, oversees affordable housing efforts in the bay area. >> we have a state mandated, state mandated regional housing needs assessment that calls for about 181,000 affordable, new, affordable homes to be built by 2031, the director, kate hartley, says the bay area has among the lowest rates of home ownership for people under 35 in the nation. >> if we provide a proper neighborhood, proper, affordable housing, then definitely young people will come here. >> the authorities, considering a proposed regional housing bond for th

what house do you mean? at the neighbor's house, and in the morning they are coming to see you. okay, sleep now, and they will be here in the morning. thank you. salam, i hope you get better soon. thank you. she has represented to the emergency department, komatos, she has a subparacnoid humerage, multiple facial abresion and multiple shrublings all over the body, underwend surgery and there was a fracture in the hair right for arm and the runt fixation. we are having different types of injuries, actually i'm afraid on our viewers just to talk about it, you know, bodies in. pieces, you brain is out, pregnant ladies are aborted, the fetus is out, the type of wounds which we are having some injuries which are having even some ships of computer of transistor some something or nail sometimes, words are perhaps incapable of telling the stories from the hospital, but the biggest. challenge for any visitor is bearing what they hear and see, escaping outside the hospital is the only way to breat again, however there

and that's whether there is a republican in the white house or democrat in the white house. and it seems as though we are in the exact same scenario we've been in the past when the issue is much broader one having to do with larger immigration reform measures. this is one where there are no carrots even being offered to the democrats within the construct of immigration itself. and democrats have actually moved more to the conservative side on so many of these issues, the white house is ready to make a number of concessions. but the republicans just feel like they don't want to concede almost anything. >> it stood out that during that interview, he -- which at the border, it's obviously a photo op. we've seen democrats and republicans do it. he accused president biden of when he visited the border of being a photo op. but just the fact that they're not in washington, where the negotiations are happening, talking to the lawmakers in the senate, their colleagues in the senate about actually passing bills that would actually fix this. because no matter what you talk about what t

these remains are of the outside area of the house. a ton was not the only one who lost his house . the board included 12 inches government over $300.00 houses were completely damaged and over $3000.00 to a partially damaged during the floods. it's been difficult for honda and is finally unable to pay rent on time. they've had to move several times the what i'm come holding. this is where we're living now. this is what we call the main door need. you come inside and see the it on this whole place was filled with garbage, apple photo. we cleaned it up and filled it with mud item. but the book, a desk, it's kind of our veranda now. no water died. you don't want kitchen, did this is our kitchen and the stove the most. and we worked hard people with that . also find that also i'm finding and look at them done. what are the newborn or for the say, this is the bathroom this that doesn't have a proper sewage system. cool. so all the dirty water accumulates here. i've done the bathroom is at a lower level than the door that do you know, that's why it's difficult for the water to find its wa

, how durable the house is. it has and the correct architecture has been observed in its construction let's not tie this to rural projects . see the next point. in relation to my discussion of intelligence from the previous axis, i will say this in parentheses. you see , the villagers of that village once lived for a thousand years, 200 years, 3000 years, people have serious problems in relation to natural hazards, very basic hazards. failure to do this is actually man-made interventions, which is mostly due to the lack of prediction of war. climate change and natural hazards , mr. vali, one point that was raised was that rural plans pay attention to construction, but not much attention to the economy of the village . surprise and even tourist attractions. in many places , mr. doctor himself has pointed out that, for example, we come here because , for example, we want to change the traditional fabric of the village and the traditional architecture of the village . i have seen many times, while the historical ar

the housing of the deprived is allocated to the housing bank and in the implementation of the project the national housing fund will be used. yes, thank you very much, mr. mehdi ghazanfari, chairman of the board of directors of the national development fund of the wall street journal. in a report, he wrote that about 80% of the tunnels of the hamas movement in gaza remain intact, according to this american newspaper, most of the tunnels in gaza are standing, while one of the priorities of the zionist army in gaza is to destroy the underground tunnels of the resistance, as previously announced by the hebrew newspaper. harid also wrote that netanyahu is caught in the mirage of the zionist regime's army to discover the tunnels in gaza and destroy hamas after the ground attack on the gaza strip. he said that he was surprised by the length, depth and quality of gaza's underground tunnel network. last year, the american west point institute estimated the length of the tunnels in gaza to be 500 km, but a month ago, yedioth aharonot newspaper, citing sources from the israeli army, announced t

she also heard the story of the neighboring house from her mother when she was still at school.ple, well, in the winter, beer, in the summer, i sold kvass, often and decided to organize a housewarming party with the young people in my company. the party at the bolonkins' house went on as usual, they drank, put on a record and started dance in pairs, one of the girls , her name was zoya kornookhova, there was no gentleman, for some reason her boyfriend didn’t come to the party, we even know the music, linda sounded, there is such a linda, a trophy melody, to this linda... once the groom didn’t come, since he’s not there, since i’m alone, all the couples are spinning and that means they’re dancing, you know, i took the icon, zoya took the icon of st. nicholas from the shelf and started dancing with it, as soon as she made a circle with the image, the room lit up . light, according to eyewitnesses, even thunder roared, although it was january, the dancers were literally deafened and scattered in the corners. when everyone came to their senses, it turned out that the girl with the i

the white house appears to be on board with the plan. bloomberg news is reporting the white house pressecretary said today that the tax deal is a welcomed ste forward and we believe congress should pass it. the house and the senate are expected to consider the bill later this year. you can read more at bloomberg.com and follow c-span's capitol hill producer for the latest news. ♪ >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. citizens are truly informed. a republic thrives. informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. the 2024 march for life is set to take place on the national mall in washington today. joining us to talk about the debate is sarah mccammon, npr correspondent and host of the politics podcast, joining us from new hampshire. good morning. guest: good morning. host: tw

i understand the house will he h it. how to process it,■a but any idea thatf gy get the majority in the white house that this gets done with a republican majority does not understand the democrats. they will not give us anything close to■ñ if we have to get 60 votes in a republican majority. we have a unique opportunity, timing is right to do this and what the democrats get out of this is funding that they want for ukraine. do you have problems with expedited work permits? >> i'll■;■? leave that to senatr langford to find out what is the best path forward. hr number two came out of the house very,3 strong, got zero democratic votes in the senate. no of the house without democratic support. we are supposed to get 50 so how do we get 11 democrats when we could not get any? we've lost rand paul. i understand hr number o but i uif you pass a bill in the houe without one democratic vote, it is very difficult for us to get 11 democrats to do something not one democrat would do and we have lost rand paul. where are we at? have

the white house press secretary has today said it is actually house republicans who are obstructing borderislation that president biden has looked for, calling for more resources, more immigrationjudges, a lot of what you are calling for — but that is what the white house has said. the white house is absolutely 100% inaccurate. what they want to do is pump more money down onto the border and for actually two years now, since i have been coming here, the border patrol agents have told me personally they do not want to have more money sent down. they don't want more structures built. they don't want to have more agents because this is the biden administration's ploy in order to get more people processed faster. the faster you process people, the more people you bring into the country illegally, what it does is incentivises those after them to bring more in. this is what has exasperated the problem to begin with. they said what we need are the implementation of policies that keep people from coming into the country. that is what is going to secure our border. will given the discord that exist

i want a warm house, and for the house to be my own, and not to live somewhere with someone.o one from kharkiv has bought a new home yet. this is how ours saw this week. even after the darkest night dawn comes, faith in the victory of ukraine helps both military and civilians, but this week he proved that the world believes in us with his support. so, let's bring our victory closer together. i, iryna koval, was with you. keep yourselves. welcome to the espresso channel. today, in our military program, we will talk about the challenges in the military and defense sphere that ukraine faced in the 24th year. here as a starting point. the influential magazine time published 10 global risks for the world for this year, among which the third position is, as in... written divided ukraine. in particular, the magazine's experts believe that ukraine will be de facto divided this year, and russia now has the initiative on the battlefield and a material advantage. and further: the 24th year is this a turning point in the war. if ukraine does not solve its personnel problems, it is probab

this is what is called the second reading in the house of| second reading in the house of lords. it wasn't entirely plain sailing for the government in the elected chamber of the houses of parliament. there were around 60 conservative mps who try to make various changes to it, they ultimately failed in their efforts. and it went through with a pretty small rebellion in the end from right wing tory mps. now it is going to the lords where the bill is expected to face much more opposition. probably not in the vote today, though. they will be a couple of votes. the first on the fatal motion put forward by the liberal democrats. effectively, the clue is in the title, it would deal a fatal blow to the bill, it talks about why they should not vote for this bill because it places the uk at risk of breaching international law, the substantial cost to the taxpayer, fails to provide safe and legal routes to refugees. the labour party is not going to back that liberal democrat motion so that will probably fail. as tends to be the convention when we get second reading the house of lords, they

are from an iranian house. jalal's father's house has two lives. the rooms are built on two floors according to their use: haj agha's room and jalal's room renovators try to detail the most important rooms in the house. and make the decorations according to what was originally. my job is to restore the wooden structure of jalal ala ahmad's father's house, and i would like to invite you to visit us. first, we are working on the outer life , the facades that face the inner life, and then, god willing, that part will be finished. this is the second life , which is the inner life. and my work starts first of all with a broken or missing piece of wood, i would like to present to you that according to his original example, the developer of jalal's father's house plans to turn it into a cultural center after its reconstruction. turn it into tourism and art, considering that the space here has actually been used for cultural and artistic ritual of reception and tourism, well, we actually put this place as the main base

>> yeah, it is just announced a deal that the house, the speaker of the house mike johnson and the democratick schumer and hakeem jeffries is announcing that they have reached an agreement after months of negotiation to avoid a government shutdown. and so it is going to set the overall spending levels for entire government level at $1.59 trillion. that level has been negotiated for some time, and actually in fact, it is going to represent the level that was agreed to as part of last spring's debt limit, and there was a whole negotiation to avoid the first ever debt limit, and so it has set the debt level at this number 1.59 trillion, but it caused a revolt in the right flank of the gop, and leading to a bunch of decisions that ultimately cost kevin mccarthy his job as speaker, but now faced with another government shutdown just days away, the new speaker of the house agreed to that level, $1.59 trillion and the white house is going to sign off on it as are the democratic leaders. johnson in the letter to the colleagues touted what are the republican victories here, and he said that the senato

the clerk: house resolution 969., that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 6914, to require institutions of higher education to disseminate information on■■d the rights of, and accommodations and resources for, pregnant students, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on education and workforce now printed in the bill shall be considered as adopted. the bi considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill, as amended, and on any further amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committe education and workforce or their respective designees. and, two, one motion to recommit. section 2. upon adoption of