well, we are, as i said. we are _ right now? well, we are, as i said, we are a _ right now?are, as i said, we are a country - right now? well, we are, as i l said, we are a country growing. we area said, we are a country growing. we are a country at peace. we are a country that all of our industry is doing very well. and we just don't want any of these gangs. and we are organised for that not to happen. that could enter into the country. we are organising and we have all of the security. it's a neighbouring country. it is the same thing that has happened to any neighbouring country in the world. you have to take the security measures in order to do that. and that's why we see what is happening outside, because we don't have any risk from inside of our country. [30 from inside of our country. do ou from inside of our country. do you believe you have a moral and a humanitarian responsibility to do everything you can to help neighbouring haiti right now — bearing in mind you've said that your economy is growing fast — the fastest in latin america. your gdp per person is more th

that it is possible that we are talking about units, but still , they are there, they are caught, andccordingly, how do the representatives of pro-russian collaborating structures feel, or i just don’t know , the gunners are alone, share, be kind, as now with counterintelligence regime in in kherson and kherson oblast, you know, we are constantly communicating with law enforcement officers, constantly communicating, updating some moments, and again, we see reports of suspicions, we see how cases are brought to court, and actually we see the enormous work, which the law enforcement officers do, even under conditions of constant shelling, because they work right there on the ground, constantly catch gunners, constantly catch those who stayed here on the right bank on the de-occupied territory to continue working for... let's say this, on the one hand, it is good that the suspicions follow one after the other, it means that the law enforcement officers are working, and on the other hand, it is sad, because these people still exist, we walk the same roads with them, we shop with them in s

we are not hearing companies are having trouble borrowing. we are not hearing that individuals are having issues with 40% more cash in terms of their savings than they had in 2019. put this together and it raises the question, what is the pain threshold for rates? is it 4.5% on the 10 year? is the fed going to test that at a time or doesn't seem they have conviction that inflation is cooling is much as they like. jonathan: i just find this stat amazing. medium value of savings and checking balances are more than 40% higher from 2019 across all income levels. lisa: and they are not going down materially. jonathan: they are stable. lisa: that's one of the biggest takeaways. this was supposed to be happening, taking what your savings. they said the cash coming into people's balance sheets on lower income households are increasing significantly because there is a real income issue. where are the cracks? i'm not seeing that area jonathan: i think policy is the worry and maybe not from monetary policymakers but from the policymakers elsewhere. when

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bruce: look, i'd say over time, we are always trying to figure out, what are the things, what are the themes that will drive the world? and today the digitalization of everything, the decarbonization of everything, and the de- globalization of everything, are three mega trend themes that are going to be very dominant in investing for the next, not the next two or three years, the next 20-30 years. francine: geopolitics has taken a turn for the worse. how do you keep that trajectory in saying, look, we will digitize, interest rates are all over the place. how do you stay the course as it were? bruce: francine, what we try to do is find good countries, go there and stay there. invest in in these things, and whether -- governments come and go, interest rates go up or down a little bit, aren't really relevant to these themes in the long-term. you need to make sure you have liquidity. you can fund yourself. and you run good businesses. and that is more important than those general trends, we are investing for 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years. francine: is digitalization the hardest because of ai,

where are at holy week? we are at the point of reasoning.hould we go toward reason or should we go towards passions? and why is it that people have trouble distinguishing between the two? and a lot of the passions are political. people line up on one side, and then they are pigeonholed. it prevents them from the true freedom that they are talking about in our society. so, it may be a complicated issue for a lot of people, however i would turn to this holy week. not necessarily scripture, but some of the scholars, like st. john. he talks about mann's supernatural likeness to god and the abuses thereof. let's try to separate the abuses to passion host: paul, what is your religious background? do you belong to an organized religion? caller: i do. i am a practical catholic and i'm having trouble with mcreynolds and his agent, the knights of columbus, but i belong to, because you remember the photo op leading up to the 2020 election where they allowed trump and his -- i guess one of his wives -- to go and pose again with a bible, you know, in fro

. >> how are you navigating the changes? >> interest rates are low i think interest rates are high.playing out self-reliance card so, between the two investment opportunities which will continue to be a growth company. in order to help cash flow we must margins are making sure we are tightening the bells. a couple of things that are announced over the next three years. >> with the growth entail m&a? are you planning any? >> it's going to be a combination. i am going to keep that below three times. for that to happen i need to rely on free cash flow. get the leverage down and then going forward, use the cash flow. how about what you see in the petrochemical sector? don't see as many, when i see opportunities, there are a lot of partnerships going on. some markets are not as robust as they used to be to combine businesses and grow the businesses. it's all about creating shareholder value and customer value. we need to have a competitive asset. it is a concern and we are fixing things in europe. >> what exactly is the thinking behind that? one of the businesses that business is where w

that we are also addressing the serious risks that are out there. the risks that exist today. not to speculative risks, but the risks about security, bisd, and n the systems. so you have seen, i think, with a sense of withurgency the way government is addressing this. i think we are early still in the lifecycle of all of this, but people are jumping in, i think, appropriately. you have seen the commitments we were getting from leading a.i. companies this summer. the executive order which people talked about and now we are implementing. very important. very ambitious. the work we are doing internationally with the g7. we serve as the president's principal adviser on telecommunications policy. we are deeply engaged in this a.i. policy to there are a couple of big projects. we are doing airport on a.i. accountability and auditing that we started over a year ago. we have got a big homework assignment. i would love to tell you more about that. we are also doing a lot of work on the policy level internationally in coordination of all of this. there is a l

they are not.iding us in improved environmental footprint as well. communities that are well-versed and staffed in order to provide water treatment and provision for the communitytb9 e incentivizing sprawl and that donate area, this fringe are you have city governments that don't get along and suddenly the state is saying you should really consider. that is a tough policy position to be in. we believe density is a good solution and a good step forward similarly, environmental regulations are good. we want to protect our watershed they have bn recent years two b. i think we have seen over and over again. we sort of wonder why we are a couple hundred thousand units short of housing if it is taking them three-five years. we will be coming back again and looking at ways, i think the state will follow right behind it. still protecting the things we want to protect. i think that we will get there. definitely a place right now that we see. weaponization of the process to stop development. i think i manufa

they are active and all the treatment staff are ready and they are ready with full capacity. god willing, they will be able to provide proper service on time for the vacations of the loved ones, doctors, doctors, all the treatment staff, doctors, nurses. no, the vacations have been canceled and all the medical staff are fully ready so that, if needed, they can serve their friends at that time. thank you, mr. marzi. very well, thank you, mr. hamzei, and i say goodbye to you . we are at the service of mr. dehani in the final minutes of the first page program, and one of your challenges in your constituency is the lack of educational centers, especially in the field of supplementary training and universities in general. you are a university student, our only concern the state university in seraban is an excellent complex , at the same time, for example, with shahrara hamjovan. look at this complex, it has not been developed at all, it has not been turned into a university, so who should one tell about this pain, and the demand is high, yes, the demand is high, for example , we a

they are stable. they are softer and staying there. like the deposit balances they are stable. were having this conversation a year ago, lower income household deposits were up 200%. they have come down from that peak and spent the stimulus but they are stabilizing 40%. labor income continuing to increase. jonathan: you think there is space to lever up for the consumer? any time we see signs people start to worry. everything you've said it sounds like we have space to do that in this economy. liz: i think everyone is looking for the consumer to rollover the advantage we have at the institute's we are looking at the data as it is happening and we are not seeing the rollover. jonathan: what about small business clients. is there a difference? liz: small businesses have been very resilient and behaving very much like the consumer. i think they are little bit softer than they have been. not rolling over. small business was such an engine of growth through the pandemic and continues to be. jonathan: is it across the board? what are the differences from sector to sector? liz: there i

i said that you are a consultant. you are the auto industry and you are defending under that sign.this is not the issue at all. look, mr. kakai, i feel that i am more worried about the auto industry than your friends. the automobile industry has been hit by the thinking of some of your peers, the disaster that you have brought to your industry, if your manufacturer now goes to import automobiles, this will actually destroy all your talks for several years.

most of you know the statistics are that 75% of the caregivers are we really dominate this so wouldn'tt be wonderful if the world had primary heah ere in t? wouldn't this be something that would be very practical and itha child that he could go to a clinic and it could be just a few hours away and it wouldn't be days away. you could get on the bus and you could have health care. women can be the leaders in their communities in health care. they also tend to be the main people who take children to a health care clinic so would save time which would help their lives and help our. if we could do primary health care clinics all over the world, bilateral funding and we know very well any for countries can be focused on health care so that would be one. the secondary is security andy y interesting phrase. she said that women could be agents of peace and progress and in fact we are. in africa there's one initiativp called silence the guns that has prevention of conflict in its genes and it's training. they are using lots of women and lots of young people to become peacemakers to an dissipate

what more are you hearing? you are right, the olitics more are you hearing?? you are right, the politics of this _ more are you hearing? you are right, the politics of this is _ more are you hearing? you are right, the politics of this is going _ more are you hearing? you are right, the politics of this is going to - more are you hearing? you are right, the politics of this is going to be - the politics of this is going to be so important because this is the last budget we expect this government to set before it calls an election. a general election has to be held byjanuary next election. a general election has to be held by january next year. election. a general election has to be held byjanuary next year. so this will be the last budget but if they went very light could be another financial statement. this does mean the politics behind the decisions that are made in this budget are going to be really important. as you said we had a lot of speculation in the last few days and that is normal in the run up to and that is normal in the run up to a budget, that

houses are working, that is, we are not giving them a chance. atul paratroopers destroyed an infantry warehouse with ammunition of the armed forces of ukraine in the seversky direction. we attacked targets with d-20 howitzers. covering the enemy with dense fire, our artillerymen help the assault groups move forward. so this time the winged infantry entered a strong point, where howitzer crews worked and completely cleared the nationalist fortifications. if you substitute the interests of your homeland, the task is ... weakness, then become experts if the enemy is noticed on our direction, then we are working, the rage from the french parliament called president macron’s estranged policy, western military officials openly say that no amount of nato assistance and new military supplies, the kiev regime... will be saved. the last chance is negotiations, which zelensky stubbornly refuses. what other forecasts are being made, emil mirsaev will tell you about this. if kiev does not agree to negotiations with russia, ukraine may lose all access to the

ourselves. or it is our own fault that we are being shelled, there are such, these are most often thech a senior, very of older age, who say that the soviet union built everything, but ukraine did nothing, there is such a category of people, and suddenly some began to raise their heads, suddenly there was information that, for example, an older man could ride the subway and tell loudly , as it was good during the union, now that's what's happening, they quarreled. and now, we are also being shelled , we need to be friends again, we need, we need peace, we need that, and there were situations where this was stopped, because kharkiv is still a military city, there are such situations, and i understand that now informational kharkiv, russia checks, directs some such people, connects them so that they do not keep silent, i understand that all mechanisms are involved, at the same time, those people who survived the spring and summer of 22 in kharkiv, it does not... work on them, these ipso do not affect them, people who are very, you know , the situation with mark ryuta, we have the presid

thing, they are not sending you crypto or disinformation, they are active, what are they doing? they are building a history of humanlike behavior. because in the future, yes it will be really important for us to evaluate where we can do detection to evaluate if something is a deepfake. when there is a deepfake, where will people go to check? they will go to other people in social spaces. we need to invest in humans and also infest in ensuring the human -- inventing chatbot's do not have any share. >> -- vivian: synthetic identities, not just synthetic content. fascinating. clint. i have no new for a number of years. you have been with microsoft for two years, but you have been sort of doing this deep digital forensics for quite a long time. so you have seen that trajectory of history, how we have seen things evolve since 2016, prior to 2016 until now. give us a sense of what change you have seen, particularly since generative ai has taken off in the wake of the launch of chatgpt and what risks you are seeing today. >> in terms of timing it was 10 years two months ago we encounte

reflect that the people today are only are are all also they want to have a war to to to launch a wariden intensified their staged public spat over zionist israel's genocide in gaza. now following the statement made by former president donald trump that there would be blood bath, if he is not elected in november, leftist politicians and media personalities completely lose it on social media. and lastly, a recent politico ipso survey reveals that 50% of americans think trump is guilty and ought to be tried before the 2024 presidential election. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just the revelation away. you impressive headline scores, more palestinians are killed in israel's indiscriminate strikes across gaza as total death toll for regime genocidal war top 32,600, israely forces carry out fresh raids across. the occupied west bank, leaving teenager dead and several other young palestinians injured. geordanians gather outside israely embassy in the capital amand for a sixth consecutive night, calling on their government to cancel all treaties and ties with israel.

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cabals are improving, and since they also plowed their way in avdiivka, they are also operating now in the chasovoy yar area, i understand that there are no fewer of those cabs near you now, there was the first stage, do you remember when we saw , as one after another, and they explained to us then that they were working in... missile installations, but after several cases of their damage, somehow it is not heard that we give battle to those sus that do not reach the front line. they give cabs and turn around, is there work on them now, because from which area are we collecting information today, everywhere cabs, cabs, cabs, yes, the fact is that for a certain time, first of all, we must not forget that the russians are studying, no matter how much we want to laugh at them there, no matter how much we like to say what they are like there stupid and something else, but they adapt, they learn, and so we had some success in the fight against their aviation, at a certain time when we used. effectively and correctly used their anti-aircraft, well , they used their air defense systems, in

are., doug in south dakota, who things we should cut or condition aid. caller: good morning. i got to disagree with this guy you just talked to. i wish you were asking about the settlements and so forth. -- they plan on taking it all. biden is still giving them a lot of money, and they are keeping the money down. i hope we would keep at least the arms sales to israel under the money limit, so they do not have to bring it to congress. and actually, biden has got a jewish cabinet. if you go to the jewish library, they will brag how many jewish people they have in biden's cabinet -- host: when it comes to military aid, what do you think of the suggested increase of aid pushih an additional $14 billion in aid to israel? caller: all they will do is kill more kids. i do not dislike israel. it is just what they do. i dislike hamas for killing kids and innocent people. that is wrong. what israel is doing now is wrong could i wish you would ask these people about settlements. they are trying to pus

we are not stopping them. we are being careful.there were similar things happen about a credit risk transfer during the global financial crisis but didn't actually work out. we want tore that these structures durably transfer. we think that they do but we need to be careful because the last experience with these was difficult. >> is it a lack of available resources to apply to the approval process or is it an intentional slow walk to make sure every eye is tarted in every t's crossed. whi told is we are not stopping these but were going to be careful with them in the absolutely careful that the transfer in a durable, sustained way. that is the thing. the intention to close lower and have about long. i do not know what the staffing issue is. we will check. >> thank you. designedd as, has the federal reserve committee or financial stability committee had any discussions regarding the risks and capital requirements? >> i don't know. >> has the meaning any of the esd risks in capital requirements? >> i really don't know. it is not some

five provinces that are affected by floods are on high alert and 10 of our provinces are on alert asted and supporting provinces . rapid response teams and specialized rescue teams. in the same way, according to the notification that was made in the 10 provinces that are designated as provinces, the capacity of 500 relief teams is ready. to be sent to the area in case of an accident. in our operational areas in five provinces, in the capital of the provinces, from today, all the teams in the capital of the province are ready for operation along with light and heavy logistics, nejad boats and specialized equipment. the population of the red crescent is also ready. the operational teams have thought of special measures in the discussion of emergency accommodation for those affected by the flood during the meetings held in the provinces by red crescent managers of the red crescent population in the crisis management council in the governorates to have operational plans based on emergency accommodation in different areas. they work and also from today at 17:00 by the order of the respect

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also there and either filming themselves , or they are filmed by the people who are there , they aren shooting almost the entire time we see them, so how and where they could so quickly plant or set fire to something or soak something with something is also a separate question, but i repeat once again, this everything that specialists will have to do, about something about this, about something that is possible. we will probably not find out right away, these are the specifics of the work, and especially because we understand that the federal security service, which is primarily involved in this, is really not having an easy time - it’s a difficult time, the fsb is always having a difficult time, they don’t have simple times, but now , due to the situation that we all understand, this is a critically difficult time, the director just spoke about this today after the board of the prosecutor general's office... fsb, please, how are you? do you evaluate the work of the fsb? i believe that the system works quite well, the structure is capable, it is capable of solving complex problems, b

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talks are not early. they are not advanced. they are somewhere in the middle. this is not a done deal. the companies have some time before apple needs to make its artificial intelligence announcement. commercial terms have not been worked out yet but this would put gemini on billions more devices depending on where apple does ai integrations. if they slap the gemini name on it, this would be big for google but it is unclear if they will do it. it is unclear if gemini would be the default or one of multiple large language model options for chatbots and other things in addition to apple's own tools. caroline: not to mention what that means from an antitrust perspective. thank you so much for bringing us the breakdown of the overall story that has really infused enthusiasm into stocks today. let's start on what this means for alphabet and whether this deal can really get done from an antitrust perspective. >> i think it can get done and google needs it. right now, google has had a difficult run. it has been a story most investors are disappointed with the leadersh

already concrete confirmations, there are videos, yes , they are undercut by this, or are they still feet, well, it must be said that in the russian... federation there is a special election operation, a special election operation, which the acting is trying to carry out, well, you see what they address it to ukraine, in the end it can be redirected to putin's regime, because in reality it cannot be called an election, this is first of all, yes, let me remind you that the so-called presidential election will be held in... the russian federation, that is, it is not there are elections, in general the word election cannot be used in russia, because it is a form of discrediting the electoral process as such, and this is ultimately deconstruction, this is what despots do in relation to democracy by imitating democratic processes, that is what we have been observing for the last few days on the ukrainian-russian border, and these interviews of putin, propagandists, and other subversive things that are happening in the russian federation , without a doubt. they are related to the military

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in china they are flat, but they are flat in a market that has been growing so they are losing marketonger-term the threat from chinese be companies israel. -- for china companies is real. they are formidable threat on the global stage. annmarie: you think the price cuts were a mistake? colin: hindsight is 2020 but i kind of do. if you're covering the auto industry for almost 20 years there are not many places you make money. you make money in luxury and full-size pickups. historically it is probably almost all of the global profit full. one of my concerns is as we wait for these years, you get model two. we are forgetting the prior launches were in the luxury market where there is more room to make margin. now we are launching into a compact suv. compact vehicles are notoriously limited profit. a lot of people think of them as starter vehicles. very narrow margin starting point. when you revolutionize unboxed productions they need that savings to get there. the other risk with unboxed is the savings will only be there if you sell in volume. if the vehicle is not very successful in te

are in. even though i was teaching mostly western kids, who came from western civics teaching experience and so forth, the juxtaposition of foreign governments puts back in [ inaudible ]>> can you respond to the idea of how our civics compares to other countries? >> i think that what is interesting about this, it's an idea that is being discussed more and more. as you know, state standards are set by each state. state standards do not have a great deal of time for comparative civics, or specifically democracy versus authoritarian regimes, or other types of systems of government. i think that there is a push to try to understand better now, and to provide more time for the original, the base, the roots of democracy, those kinds of things, they are taught, but they are given a very small amount of time. that hasn't been the focus, quite as much. we spent more time talking on the structures of governments, such as the three branches of government, so on and so forth. i think there is a valance t

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are feeling because of rate increases are not being felt.ission mechanism is not -- exactly. and so fixed, we do not have the level of variable rate mortgages going into the global financial crisis. we learned, and we have that great luxury of having a 30 year fixed rate mortgage. that is a critical factor in terms of ensuring that there is a significant pool of healthy consumers. that, plus a very low fund right. even if it goes one percentage point of, i don't think it could trigger this. >> i agree that the consumer is likely to slowly implode, but the part that i differ because i focus on the usa, but i do not see how we have two cuts with unemployment this low that fast. i do think that there are going to be a little bit less accommodative then what you are saying. >> and by the way, this week, since we're talking about all of that, maybe they lead the central bank parade to the pool of cutting. >> maybe, maybe the bank of canada, which has been something of a first mover at times in recent years. i think that the key is that, as you sa

what are the headlines? >> so far the headlines are kin.ident joe biden and former president trump are going to win their respective primaries here as expected and that puts them further -- not that massachusetts had to so many delegates to offer but further to secure the party nomination. >> host: what are you hearing about or seeing with exit polls, what are the voters saying in massachusetts? >> we had a team of reporters stand across the state today, and what we are largely hearing is what the polls have shown for months tha presidential rematch very few people are interested in seeing. even the people who did it turn out today, turn out it's worth noting is than it was in the last two presidential primaries. even those who did make it out to vote on kind of a damp friday in massachusetts said they were not that excited about their options. many said they were voting for nikki haley is more of an opposition to donald trump of gm for her and there's been a growing movement among democrats to vote no preference over joe biden and a protes

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take a listen. >> how many american citizens are you aware of who are in haiti who are wanting to leave. >> i don't have -- i don't have a number. >> gillian: as gang violence spirals further out of control, the administration is deploying a marine unit to evacuate americans who are working at the embassy. officials acknowledge concerns that the crisis could soon also prompt a mass exodus of haitians with many seeking asylum here in the u.s. >> what often happens when you have an unstable security situation is an increase in people attempting to flee the country and leave to other places. >> gillian: haiti's most notorious gang leader leading the charge, now in control of the capital city, port-au-prince. shuttered government buildings and roads and airports. border officials in florida are alerted to the possibility of mass migration, prompting governor desantis to deploy extra assets to the coast. lawmakers on capitol hill this afternoon with this warning. >> there's no way to be able to vet these people. so we shouldn't be doing this right now. clearly haiti is in turmoil, but to exa

ready for provocations, there are times when we are not ready, and there are times when we are readyu know, in polish society, unfortunately, these events have a rather divided view, because a large part of the liberal environment on the left... of the liberal environment, she condemns the current actions of the polish government, comparing it with what the previous government, the government of law and justice, the right-wing party did, which did not allow these illegal migrants to enter poland. accordingly, the main idea of ​​left-liberal forces, left-liberal activists is that it doesn't matter whether this is an operation of russia or belarus, but this is a person who is fleeing his country not from a good, but from... a bad life, respectively poland, as a country that is in a good economic situation , is a member of the european union, should accept such a person, provide him with protection, or at least, well, understand the documents, whether this person really deserves such protection, and well, i will just say that, you know, a lot of people are predicting the collapse of rus

you are burning pharmacies, you are burning hospitals, you are attacking schools.lot of us. �* , , still not making sense to a lot ofus.�* , _ of us. and briefly, jacqueline, do ou of us. and briefly, jacqueline, do you think _ of us. and briefly, jacqueline, do you think is _ of us. and briefly, jacqueline, do you think is the _ do you think is the international community paying enough attention to the situation? i enough attention to the situation?— situation? i think the international - situation? i think the i international community is having a serious misread of the situation. i think the international communityjust really doesn't understand how things work in haiti, politically speaking. you know, robert has just talked about this presidential council, and we have been watching for two weeks. it is notjust about bickering but it is about what's on paper and watson if you think about how this was supposed to be the easy part, what do you do in terms of getting a prime minister? we have had elected presidents who controlled the entire parliament, and we couldn

we are doing what we are required to do. i understand the concerns of making sure we can supply our allies. we have crafted this in a way we will make sure that energy continues to flow. we are the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. we will continue to be the largest exporter in the world. >> new york times reported the white house as directed the energy department to expand its evaluation of lng project to consider climate change. the energy department has never rejected a proposed natural gas project because it his expected environmental impact. do you see that changing in the future? we have to evaluate what is in the public interest. climate is part of what would be considered in the public interest. the impacts on communities like i talked about the river parishes. what does it mean for that public to have additional lng? those are all questions. those are all things that the labs and the objective modelers will evaluate we have another audience question on this topic. >> i think that speaks to what i was try

>> wages are up. >> they are not up 24%, they are not up 23%. people are really, look, they are barely getting by because of bidenomics. >> american households have many pressures on their budget. and president biden is devoted to doing what we can, in his administration, whether it is health care costs, insulin co- pays, energy costs, in getting these prices down and helping american households afford a decent, middle-class life. but, what is true, the median worker in the united states, compared today with 2019, they can buy the same basket of goods with $1400 left over, to save or spend. americans, on average, are better off, in spite of the fact that the level of prices is higher. >> thank you, senator, good try. >> since we are talking about questions of affordability, let us stay in that realm but talk about some of my republican friends did not support. the american rescue plan. i have voted for and it provided an historic increased of the child tax credit. by boosting the credit to $3600 and that is for infants and toddlers, paying those

and we are going to rise to meet this moment, because we are maryland tough, and because we are baltimore strong. so in this moment, i will hand it off to the u.s. coast guard, over to admiral gilreath. after that, we will be briefed by the kernel from the army corps of engineers, the maryland state police, the maryland department of transportation, epa administrator ortiz, congressman kweisi mfume, and county executive johnny olzweski. >> good afternoon. admiral gilreath speaking on behalf of the unified command. as i mentioned last night, our number one priority as a unified command is to reopen the port of baltimore. we have broken that into three phases. the number one phase is reopen the shipping channel. number two is remove the ship, and number 3 is to remove the debris from the bridge from the rest of the waterway. we are beginning to make progress on those phases. phase one, we talked about that we need to do the assessments of the bridge above the waterline and beneath the water. those assessments continue. as the governor said, we were out there today and we could see the engin

experiencing, we are not... we are growing in milk, we are giving 8-9% of milk every day compared toe devastating in terms of this emphasis on personnel, well, people determine by and large, it seems to me, if there will be no normal personnel work. then there will be no result, but what is normal hr work ? you can’t do anything, everyone must want it, like when you know, napoleon’s kutuzov did not give general service, when at headquarters they said that it was necessary, we all want a general, he says, we need it... everyone wanted a soldier and that’s why doborodino and they delayed it, well, such a historical fact, but nevertheless, the same thing is here , and there are as few indifferent people as possible, and i really apologize, i will quote our president about two years ago, he said, he says: guys, before you reproach me, look at yourself in the mirror, and now we feel the day of quality and people... it starts to ring: here is a year of quality, and the road is full of potholes, and this, i say, is the meaning of a year of quality, that you should work better, not - someone

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among the losses of the army of the russian federation are 10 su-34 fighter-bombers, which are used for strikes with guided aerial bombs and kh-35 and kh-59 missiles, as well as two su-35 fighters. they covered bombers in the air during launches, and on february 23 it became known about the fall of the a50 long-range radar detection aircraft in krasnodar region of russia. a50 planes correct strikes during mass shelling of ukraine. detect ukrainian air defense systems, president zelenskyi emphasized, such losses significantly weakened the combat aviation of the russian federation, and they calculated that the total cost of downed planes is more than 1 billion dollars. forbes also suggests that the patriot and nasams missiles are used to shoot down russian planes. this is also facilitated by the appearance of blind spots after the loss of the a50 aircraft by russian forces. spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine. put but still, what do the armed forces of ukraine shoot down russian fighter jets, bombers and planes that conduct their own radar observation, is this some k