we spoke to all of a man who covers south asia for the german tv network, a r d in colombo. they asked him a short time ago to describe the situation in colombo. i mean, right now it serve pretty fees peaceful that has been a day leg with the vibe in between of her party and the revolution or the people were as celebrating today. there were going into the president's palace. um, hundreds may be a thousands of people going there and seeing how good that buy out at our parks our lives in his luxury bill are there. they were occupying the pool area. they went to the gym, they were walking around in the garden and they really enjoyed would be called a victory yesterday, that the prime minister and also got a buyer or 2 parts of the president of c lanka, said they are willing to resign when the next upcoming week center. people cannot quite believe it to yet they are still protesting. here behind me, they say they won't be done until you go to buy our auto parts are actually gone from waters. and until they have a new government here for the president and the pamela have both pun

d p. if a fellow name laquonda, if you remember that, then the r a c d in 2009 and collapsed and more into a political party. laquonda had been arrested or taken into rhonda wasteland house arrest. and then some of the troops on the r a, c, d, i from the sea and the p became, they were integrating. the call is army and had a peace deal. the march 23 peace deal. that's where the name m. 23 today come straw . ok, some of the soldiers then decided the peace process did not work for them. and they took up arms and became the m $23.00. can you tell us who exactly are they and what did they want? the m 23. our soldiers will claim that they were not fully integrated into communities army. and now do want to, we negotiate that deal and we integrated communities army. they also claimed that they are taking up arms to protect the rhonda and kin miranda speaking. people in easton, d r. c. well unfortunately, you know, some people are caught in the crossfire. so something must be done about that situation. but a day after the president of congo and rwanda agreed to deescalate diplomatic tensions. the

now that d r. c alia, accused rwanda of support in the m 2 to 3 rebels operating in the forest, along the border between the 2 nations. scores of civilians have been killed and the flare up of violence since april has displeased more than 160000 people in the region. dw correspondence mario mula, travel to goma in east in congo to meet some of those who fled to fighting the sound of a bomb blast made that amazon he at edi fear for his life. it exploded near his home in the village of the honda eastern congo. he knew instantly that the m 23 rebels were coming on my visit. it was around 2 am. we were all afraid because it was not small bullets. there were bombs where we knew it was an attack. so everybody started fleeing. he got shot in the crossfire between the m 23 rebels and the congress army. 650 families have found refuge at this school near gama. not cables. capital conditions are deplorable. people sleep in classrooms and they tell us, there is no food or medical care. 160000 people have been

is a whole series of components in this legislation we have advanced today that includes beefing up r&d advanced manufacturing and other critical areas. brings me down to my closing comments before i turn it over to my colleague from nevada. that's why the $52 billion in funding for the chips for america act, a bipartisan effort that my friend senator cornyn and i along with senator schumer and senator cotton, we've been working on this literally for years, way beyond the 13 months when i rose on this topic 13 months ago is so important. and while a parallel effort also in this bill to c -- the innovation in a resilient ecosystem is so virtually important. i would also note that this simply isn't an economic competitiveness or security issue. we know as we see it play out right now in terms of supply chains, visa advice -- vis-a-vis russia and ukraine, cutting off semiconductors to russia will have a huge effect on russia's military capacity. we also know as well this will be a jobs bill in terms of these fabrication facilities and research all across america. and candidly as we know th

that is what is at the strength of our r&d. so i want to thank senator schumer and young, senator cornyn and kelly and many other people who helped introduce and move this legislation. i want to thank senator warren warren -- warner for his contributions and senator wicker for his team for the many advancements in this legislation. i would be remiss if i didn't thing eddie bernice johnson and frank lucas who worked hard to craft the legislation before us. i want to thank on my staff lila helms, melissa porter, mary gunther, nicky tushell, christie barnhart, johnny bellish, rosemary bays, erica holman and emma strothman for her help. on senator wicker's staff, james masell and many other people. senator schumer's staff, john cardinal, mike hikeman and megan tira for their hard work. but no one deserves more focus and attention than richard wayne chambers from my staff who worked on the last competes bill and then worked on darpa, knows seriously the challenges we face in getting this legislation done and getting it over the goal

small makeup company, give me another sort of hypothetical company that i wouldn't think of as being r&d. but this might be an example of a small business i'm familiar with that actually would qualify for an r&d tax credit. >> in my backyard, we literally had a company that was manufacturing cement. and you think something as old as time, but the very fats, looking at --, the process in which they make it, and then looking at the different variables. in what city are they making that cement, the humidity, and that actually was a very, very positive, just activity where you have to factor in a rich, geographic location. so even something like -- would qualify. so for example, company that was simply developing, like user, product, so we are just making it day in and day out and developers are always going to give us all the time and the money in the world, we could do anything. but looking at the process is, you are actually taking a look at the new way of doing it or more improved way of doing it. it doesn't even have to be successful. >> you don't have to be present. >> that was a game

we spend 10% of our sales on r&d.s is the difference, every fragrance, every flavor is specific to our brand. it is so much a driver for consumers that this is something that is key to get the best and most relevant taste and smell for our clients, that is what they are looking for. we never cut on the engine. that is the only way you can grow into the future. what we have done is be more frugal and everything we do, we did not go back to traveling around the world. frugality but no cuts on the engine of givaudan. francine: when are you expecting things to get a little better? gilles: that is a good question. the real positive is that we continue to see very good volume trends. we have more than 4% of volume in the first six month with high comparables in the first six months of 2021. this is very good, something that is good for the trading of our clients around the world. it is also something quite unique to givaudan, we sell in a everyone,. that creates hedges. we do sell fragrances and flavors with all types of cl

act in a little more detail have more of a short-term effect as well, like with our r & d, and reallyto get into more of the details sector by sector. he has a really good understanding of the impact of this and his team. this has been a top priority of his team you know, he was really just asking us for more information and for our help >> what about medical devices themselves, geoff? where are those made is that something that could be made in the u.s. ever? >> oh, sure. look, first of all, the medical device industry, there are several big companies like medtronic, but there's a lot of startup companies in this space. and a lot of those startup companies, like i said, are here in the united states a big component of the medical device industry is startups, and there are many located here. most of them are located here in the united states. you know, they typically start manufacturing here in the united states so there's a -- for medtronic, we have manufacturing facilities all over the country the east coast, the southeast, the midwest. you know, we have several plants in california

mrvan: this bipartisan legislation invests in r&d and stem. it make us less reliant on other countries for chips and semiconductors. it invests in the american worker and ingenuity. it allows for auto workers to complete production without stoppages. it allows for continuity for our steel industry and steelworkers and productivity. and it strengthens our nation's security. it creates an opportunity for indiana in a bipartisan congressional manner and the delegation to come together to compete for a tech hub. and it creates a future for the next generation of workers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. marven: -- mr. mrvan: i thank the gentleman for the time. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman continue to reserve? mr. lucas: yes, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentlelady from new mexico. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, madam chair,

bills will help into to prices by offering tens of millions of dollars to encourage manufacturing and r&d and if anything, this year's version is stronger because of the itt provisions and it will create tens of thousands of high tech manufacturing and construction jobs and fromk, albany new yorko ngohio, and beyond and is goingo lower costs for cars and washing machines and so much more in the long run. because our chip shortage will be alleviated in both bills establish a national bill under foundation providing funding for the department of energy to achieve new breakthroughs in the technologies like ai and quantum computing a cybersecurity and renewable energy 5g and biotech and other discoveries yet unknown. and both bills provide funding to build wireless communication supply chains and this was top priority my colleague mark warner, i think him for his efforts in this regard in the bottom line is this, today's legislation is one of the largest investments in science, technology, had advanced manufacturing in decades. i know if course while bill contains many critical investments an

last year's bill offer tens of billions to encourage chip manufacturing and r&d. this bill does that and even more with the investment tax credit. last year's bill provided funding to help build wireless communication supply chains to counter while way, this bill, does to pre-flashes bill created national science foundation directory and provided funding to the department of energy national labs to help competing with technologies like a.i. and quantum computing. this bill does, too. flashes bill made major new investment in manufacturing usa and extension partnership to strengthen domestic supply chains. this bill does, too. last year's bill created the first-ever program to cultivate tech hubs of tomorrow in regions around the united states have enormous potential largely overlooked. not the big ones that have a lot of text like new york city and san francisco but smaller regions with great talent but overlooked. they might be upstate new york, indiana and many other parts of the country and this bill is making sure that happens. let me be clear while this bill

research require certainty, washington democrats would bleed hundreds of billions of dollars in potential r&d out of american industry shrinking the pipeline for new therapeutics for patients with chronic conditions, pouring cold water on the next breath, on the next breakthroughs in the fight against alzheimer's. prescription drugs, would have devastating and compounding effects, by one analysis, price control democrats want to run through could cost 330 million cumulative years of life expectancy, enough to shorten every american's life by a full year. two years ago in 2,020 america's medical innovators were busy blowing away expectations and responding to a once in a century pandemic with lifesaving therapeutics and vaccines in record time, two years later in 2022 democrats have decided what those same innovators need, those same innovators need is micromanagement from the same politicians who couldn't even, listen to this, couldn't even keep baby formula on store shelves. our country is continuing with historic inflation. our economy is on the brink of recession and washington look at wan

negotiations are ongoing to keep at least some of the works in the country on permanent loan. darla or i asked r d, w, corresponded florida to korea in lagos. why it is so important that germany has recognized the artifacts as stolen well, these artifacts are not just, we call them artifacts. but many people would argue that they are not just artifacts. they are the instrument of spirituality for a lot of people in be mean. now those things are, you know, they are like markers of be mean history of, of the life of, of the been in mind like it tells the story. one artifact tells so many stories that, you know, it goes beyond just admiring the beauty of the artwork. there's a lot that goes behind it, and so a lot of people, especially from the been in kingdom, have seen this as not just feeling artwork, but also still in part of the spiritual heritage. and so it goes beyond just just ordinary arts is actually something that has a very deep meaning to a lot of people from be mean. and so germany actually admitting that these ad works with stolen after so many years holds a very, very euro it's, it's

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, we spoke which analyst, whatever may i who covers south asia for the german television network, a r d. he told us more about the current situation in colombo. oh damn, standing right in front of the president, secretariat and it's a mixture between leg revolution and a party by today, people are as sole happy that. finally, a president got to buy our auto parts. i decided to step down or decided that he will resign in the upcoming week. also, prime minister become his fingers at the same sore. people are quite happy today. they are celebrating it on the streets. they are so celebrating it right behind me at the secretariat. they went into the private president's palace where it was before they are jumping into the pool. they are going into the gym, so they are just happy they are celebrating and it's been all peaceful today. people are collecting the trash even from the president's plays. so to keep it really clean so it's like it's a real situation today in columbus street. there's clearly a lot happening today. the opposition is meeting to discuss the formation of a new government.

journalists a oliver meyer, who joins us who covers a south asia for the german television network, a r d, and joins us now from colombo, other color. so where you are right now and what the situation is in colombo amena method pool of a presidential palace. there was storm yesterday by the protesters and you can hear it in the background. it, sir. it's a real atmosphere here. i mean, it's a mixture of the vibe between revolution, then, to partying. people are enjoying the day here in columbia. they are so happy that the finally got her by or to pack her, decided to resign or decided to resign on wednesday. and people are just enjoying the day. urine column bore her, some people are also helping to clean up the mess from yesterday. we've met term really young people who are collecting all the trash and we see no one stealing things or a damaging things or where to start seeing people enjoying the day, having a good time and just being really happy and optimistic about the future of it looks like quite as soon they're on the opposition is meeting today to discuss the formation of a new gov

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they are, we spoke to oliver mayor who covers south asia for the german tv network, a r d in colombo. and he has more on the opposition parties holding talks to form a new government. but they seem to be pretty united in what they wanted. there was a statement in the morning where they said that what they want is so all party government that everybody is really involved in the government. and what they also want is said at the prime minister and the president are not going to resign in the upcoming weeks, but they want an immediate resignation then. but that's not going to happen so soon, i guess. so people keep on the demonstrating, but the talks are going to continue the next day. of course, we're at something about 10 o'clock in the morning and so let's see how that goes and they seem to be pretty united and see it. they seem to be on a good quarter that they can get to know a party government pretty soon to south africa, where president cyril roma poster has condemned the measure of 19 people at 2 bars as unacceptable and worrying 4 people were shot dead at a tavern in the east of

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early we spoke to all of a mayor who covers south asia for the german television network, a r d in colombo. and i asked him a short time ago to describe the situation in colombo. i mean right now it's pretty feast people. it has been a day like with a bite in between us a party and the revolution that people were celebrating today. they were going into the president's pallets, 100 maybe thousands of people going there and seeing how that bio lift in his luxury been there. they were occupying the pool area, they went to the gym, they were walking around the garden and they really enjoy what they call the big 3 yesterday. that the prime minister and also go to buy a part of the president of the lanka, said to be willing to resign in the next upcoming week. and people cannot quite believe it yet. they are still protesting here behind me. they say they won't be done until that by 2 o'clock. so i was actually gone from office and until they have a new government here. so the president and the prime minister have both promised to step down, and the opposition parties have met for talks. how curs

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i'm pleased we were able to a number of long-overdue reforms to protect the nations r&d investments. even so, there's more work to be done to protect research across the whole of government and i commend my friend, senator portman from ohio for moving forward with his initiative which i hope can be incorporated into the statute at some point. this moment has been a long time in the making, and i want to issue some bipartisan congratulations and words of thanks. my dear friend and colleague from the state of washington, the chair of the commerce committee senator cantwell is on the floor and i congratulate and commend her and thank her forer her cooperation with me on this issue and i want to thank leader schumer and senator young, the original cosponsors of the endless frontier act as well as senator cornyn, senator cinema and so many other colleagues that helped make this a better bill. in the trump administration who are also telling americans about the importance of the legislation. this is a bill that will be signed by president biden but it's also endorsed by ambassador robert l

the d r. c claims the militia group is backed by rwanda, which to golly denies violence has revived decades old animosities. ah, a forensic expert checks the lifeless body of a congolese soldier. he'd been shot dead by a rwandan police officer, allegedly in self defense, close to the border of the democratic republic of congo. hero was shouted as the soldiers booty was driven back into the congolese buddhist city of goma. since may and t rwandan protests have been regularly how'd across the d r. c based countries accused the other of cross border attacks, such as this one on a school near goma. the shelling killed 2 young children and has left the congolese village traumatized. some crazy prefer if and we a devastated really monitor. it's a crime against humanity. and we would like the international community to be able to intervene and punish the aggressors dresser. the congolese army is also trying to control a resurgent militia group, which the d. r. c. belize were wonder, is actively suppo

for the development of non-r&d and raw materials in the next couple of years, 3 billion, so that russiae than its own vechet three and beauty. in general, here are such stories about beauty, mash honestly admit. here at all these factories , cosmetics have tried everything on myself. well, basically here, of course, on i can say to myself that i not only tried it and, as you can see, nothing terrible happened to me, but the widow also bought everything and even use a strategic reserve when foreign manufacturers leave. we need worthy personal care products. by the way, i read such information that they are even going to build a plant for the production of shampoos for pets in yekaterinburg. well, beauty is right for everyone and for our smaller brothers. can you imagine, the foreigners changed their minds, then they come back, and then it's too late, everyone is already beautiful and clean. well you see a holy place. let them, it happens that any crisis. it's always a window of opportunity. torment. summer will be interesting. wouldn't it be boring in summer? serials documentaries cartoo

last year alone, it invested about 200 million rubles in r&d.ufacturer of harvesters and tractors from rostov-on-don is developing an electronic agro-management platform to track the work of equipment. a night vision system allows you to harvest after sunset, increasing efficiency at the third, and a plant in st. petersburg creates a fully autonomous tractor robot. it-specialists from innopolis, who wrote a program to help farmers in tatarstan, allows you to visually see during the harvesting campaign where the farmer harvested more grain, and where there is less grain and actually understanding where and how to increase the yield, the company’s solution now spreads from simple to nizhny novgorod and also have clients in kazakhstan in general. they sold more than 100 appliances, throughout russia, artificial intelligence will help save more calculate exactly. how much do you need family fertilizer costs last about a quarter of the cost of grain, and as we have said led to higher prices for some products. with pocket animals among them , often th

with the d r. c. it's using rolando backing rebels who are profiting from the extraction of the countries mineral riches. since may the d r. c. army has been locked in clashes with the rebels of the march 23rd movement reportedly backed by rwanda, who have been waging afresh, offensive on strategic towns. on the gone ben border, the violence has killed more than 800 people and displaced more than 160000 people so far. this year that's according to the united nations. and in april rwanda reefs to deal with the united kingdom known as the asylum partnership agreement according to which all illegal asylum seekers arriving in britain may be transferred to wanda, where they are encouraged to stay for at least 5 years. however, rwanda, which is accused breaching human rights and on the brink of war with the neighboring d. r. c, can hardly be considered a safe haven for refugees as a game. oh, after we came to libya, my husband was injured and put into a detention facility by the libyans or whether they were

insecticides, dominant producer always investing to make the product better, 8% of annual sales going to r&d and fertilizer, the same amount of land every time you grow a crop it sucks nutrients out and you put them back, that creates demand for fertilizer. there's potash based fertilizers. fertilizer is a commodity business but yields 10% strong cash flow. carleton: i don't want to worry about do i want to buy -- i want to buy the whole farm. al: you can invest in farmland. there are farmland partners, entities that go -- it is a counter cyclical investment. what's going on in farming is not what is going on in the broader part of the economy. farmland in iowa was 30% in the first quarter year-over-year following a few years of flat performance. farmland is going up while we are in the midst of this recession. jack: you don't purchase farmland without expect in a quick fix. don't purchase the farm. roundtable members looking at investment ideas for the coming investment ideas for the coming he fishing helps ease my mind. kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, s

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last year's bill offered tens of billions to encourage american chip manufacturing and r&d.his bill does that too, and even more with the investment tax credit provisions. laz year's bill -- laz years bill helped counter wawa. this bill does too. last year's bill created the national science foundation tech directorate and provided funding to the department of energy national labs to compete with foreign rivals in a.i. and quantum computing. this bill does too. last year's bill made major new investments in manufacturing usa and manufacturing extension partnership to strengthen domestic supply chains. this bill does too. last year's bill created the fir ever program -- the first ever program to cultivate tech hubs of tomorrow in regions around the united states that have enormous potential but have largely been overlooked. not the big megalopolises which have a lot of tech in them, like new york city and san francisco, but smaller regions with great talent that have been overlooked. they might be in upstate new york. they might be in indiana and many other parts of the count

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all those things came out of an r&d investment which we haven't kept pace with. we talk about our competitiveness with china. this is vital to the national interest. i can't think of many things that are more vital to our national interests over the next several decades. and when you look at where we're making those investments, right now if you're privileged to live in five innovation hubs. if you live in boston, if you live in the silicon valley, if you live in seattle, washington, if you live in austin, texas, those areas account for 90% of private investment and venture capitalists will spend in those areas. but what about the rest of the country? i live in a place, rochester, new york, which is home to the rochester institute of technology and university of rochester, both great research facilities. there was a book recently written, "jump-starting america", two m.i.t. economists. they rated 130 different communities across the country that are falling behind despite the fact that they have great innovation ecosystems but they lack investment. and the public

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