the moscow e-school will become the basis for the federal information system in the field of education, an agreement was concluded by the government of the capital of the ministry of education and min figures, thus the costs of creating a system of digital services for schools across the country will be significantly reduced and the regions will be able to choose to use it new platform. my school or develop your own, but according to the capital's standards, reportage by olga meshcherkova. this is the ceremony of signing a document that will be decisive for the russian school for years to come. digital technologies turned out to be simpler and clearer than it seemed, until recently, a lot of different possibilities that this system has, from electronic textbooks of virtual laboratories to diagnostics. moscow has already appreciated sharing its unique experience. now the whole country will have to master the algorithms of the highest educational standard city ​​of moscow is one of the best in the world? and in terms of the quality of education, this is recognized by all international st

the moscow e-school will become the basis for the federal information system in the field of educationnment of the capital of the ministry of education and the ministry of digital development. thus, there will be significant the cost of creating a system of digital services for schools across the country has been reduced and regions will be able to choose to use the new platform. my school or to develop my own, but according to the capital's standards, a report by olga meshcheryakova. this is the ceremony of signing a document that will be decisive for the russian school for years to come. digital technologies turned out to be simpler and more understandable. than it seemed, until recently, a lot.

and to integrate even more with the federal service, helping, among other things, if without exception with information systemsthose that are in service in the russian federation today. they are not the best in the world. and in fact, according to accounting, e, means the taxpayer, according to the personal accounts of the taxpayer, there are very convenient services that russians already use. and now we will definitely absolutely use it too, and vladimir putin approved a list of instructions for the development of the kirov , ryazan, tomsk and yaroslavl regions for the period from 23 to 27, the government, together with the leadership of the regions, was instructed to ensure the design and construction of several bridges, including those across the volga and oka; funds for this were instructed to allocate from the federal budget ; to create additional places in schools in the region. and kirov to allocate additional budgetary funds for the improvement of the city. the results of the educational marathon of knowledge today is its final day the work brings to the lpr the thematic track of the republic was calle

a key role in switching the zaporizhia station to the combined system of the russian federation krym is different and different informatione source, it seems that from crimea they are fed to the melitopol substation through the kahovskoe substation from dzhankoyskaya friends no. in general, this is a question. i think that the russian federation is now in need of switching the zaporozhye station, judging by the events at the front. zaporozhye oblast , that's why this is such a task. they don't need it. oh, what , macron's negotiations with putin and zelensky are all on the eve of the meeting of the board of managers, and the rich who will be there before the general conference. which on september 26-30 and after that, the hero already reported that there is a draft resolution prepared by poland, canada, and judging by the demand for the withdrawal of the russian zaporozhian assas, the creation of a zone is a little stronger than the march resolution of the governing councils. such a moment is again, the fact that the usa spoke about the need to review the veto rights for permanent members of the security council, it was a

systems. la usd superintendent was joined by the mayor, lapd chief and federal authorities leading the investigation. the system outage occurred over the weekend targeting the districts, informations rapid response prevented the main system from being impacted. so hackers were not successful in shutting the whole system down. but there were disruptions impacting online instructions when students return to school on tuesday. all students and staff members had to reset passwords, which caused delays and recording attendance records and access in classroom instructions as everyone tried to get back on line. i don't have access to my google account at all. >> it was asking me last night to change my password, which was weird because my password is the same for everything. so i didn't change it. i was like this is we're so i left it alone. but i have access anything like that. all of the moment. >> the superintendent confirmed since this threat was confronted. early packers could not take over their online network. we received no them at this point that we are aware, however, based on the trail that there is an entity behind this incident, mayor eric garcetti also categorize the magni

there is also federal statutes that are involved, there is personal information, very sensitive on these systems. so this raises very serious legal issues. >> norm, we just heard drew explaining to us, you know, yes, there are state by state investigations. but it is just not clear if doj is pursuing any broader investigation, right, that they have gotten this state information, but there has been no response in return as drew said. when you talk about what the d.a. in fulton county, georgia, fani willis, is doing in that, you know, broadening probe into criminal probe into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, how would this also take in place in georgia in a different county, how might this impact that? >> well, poppy, there is indications that some of the planning and execution of this event took place within and using some of the contractors who may have been involved, took place within fulton county, within fani willis' jurisdiction. so that allows her to investigate these matters. there is serious ones under georgia law, and, you know, you see the -- the same cast of characters. i thought

so moscow developments will become part of the federal information product, which will help improve the quality of education. it is planned that the system for the regions already from january 1 , 23 years old. such a historic event today 10 years moscow worked on the creation of the moscow e-school of the most primitive things related, but very important, from enrolling in a kindergarten to school to creating an electronic library, which is completed by a million 700,000 units of content. eh, the creation of unique services unique for the whole world, not only for russia, but for educational electronic systems that, by the way, helped us survive the covid. a-a online education opportunities for distance learning. information technology intensifies and improves the quality of education, but in no case do teachers replace non-traditional education system, this is already a priority, this is our principle, which we will be guided by. we often see that not all of our regions have the necessary financial organizational and technical human resources to move at the same speed with the pace set by moscow in this sense, it is very organic that w

the federal experts on information technology said that the network i.t. systems are not up to the task and that unos, the contractor that operates them simply doesn't have the technical capability to update them. the testimony from unos, which is the organization that has run this for decades is unrepentant. you have not heard anything resembling it at all. we heard the smith over the last decade. we should have done it but we are going to get it fixed soon. according to mr. shepherd things have never been better. that is really what we have heard today. we have the contract, claims mr. shepherd, we are doing fine, our people should be satisfied with it. the patient and the families and the physician basically are sending a different message. the situation is dire. the organization responsible for fixing it says there really isn't anything to fix. so, we have certainly found in our investigation, thus far, there's a lot to fix. we will continue the investigation. the committee will be looking more closely at the role of federal agencies, the center for medicare a

implementing an education system in the city according to the standards of the russian federation, she calls on kherson residents to cooperate with the enemy, the security service informed her of the suspicion, five people were injured in the past day as a result the actions of the russian army in the kharkiv region, the head of the regional military administration, oleg sigubov, reported that the occupiers shelled the populated areas of the region along the border line with the russian federation and the contact line in kharkiv's kupyan and izyum districts at night, the invaders launched a rocket attack on an infrastructure object in the chuguyiv district, luckily there were no victims of mines, the danger in the territories liberated from the enemy remains very high. of emergency situations are doing everything possible to clear our land of explosive objects chasing volunteers today at the session of the lviv regional council on the agenda report law enforcement officers, they should tell about their work regarding searches of volunteers, the situation in the council is being monitored by our journalist khrystyna parubiy khrystyna i congratulate you and tell you detai

information about the control point itself. at the moment, the russian federation has already left a whole complex, so we have a drone and a control systemgot to us before the movement of the ukrainian army, this is an anti-tank mine. literally only in 2018 it was presented for the first time some of the international exhibitions eh this is enough hmm very good thing for our defense industry for our military why eh because when we receive trophies and we can draw certain conclusions i.e. at what technological level today arrives the russian federation, that is, have they moved forward or are they using old technologies or are they using well, we can understand from the modernized and new technology in relation to the component base used there and whether all of your own production or are these imported products, if these are imported products, then you can investigate the manufacturer of these products in the current conditions, when the regime of international sanctions is imposed by the russian federation and countries that could potentially supply russia with what or other components, they will be afraid that they can to be sanctioned

federal government has unique authority to be able to collect this information from the jails and ways members of the community cannot. because they are so spread out. because they are all individual systems, doing their own rules, their own policies, their own practices which may differ from facility too facility. it is the unique power of the federal government to be able to collect that information. jails were the conditions of incarceration are most hidden from our communities. >> is it fair to sayve professo, that generally speaking for each death there is more suffering. more illness perhaps poorly treated, more folks inside inpe agony? >> yes. i think the suffering we are all experiencing today by honoring the lives lost, is not just the families. it's not just the people. i also reminded that we have large numbersno and members of r community who work in these facilities who witness these traumatic incidents because that is their employment. they too are traumatized. other incarcerated people often witness these deaths. they may be the ones who first report, sound the alarm, whom thank the steel doors to alert somebody the person next to them or in the cell is also dead. that is a

federal budget. kravtsov also visited the moscow transport college today, looked at what rails the education system has taken, which has passed through the tunnel, pandemics, informationology is important, but i want to once again to emphasize that distance technologies will never replace the traditional teaching of a teacher of communication teachers, teaching ministers, foreign affairs, sergey lavrov arrived in alma maters at his native mmo university, students bombarded the head of the mfa with questions, including about his personal most vivid memories of his student years, since student life is automatic, 18+. there was a lot, what fun we have we put skits wrote, they themselves had fun in the formation of detachments. uh, writing songs, composing them by the fire. the competitions were performed between the tents , the minister also told future specialists in the field of international relations. what is happening in the international arena now, what happened yesterday and what to prepare for tomorrow quality education will be needed in any case lazarev olga gerasimenko channel one the new academic year begins today for those who have chosen a noble profession t

regions and information from the center of ukraine that uh, systemic work is being done on those pro-russian political structures on agitators on those farms that they uh to the russian federation. that is, it is all being conducted and god forbid that we, well, that is, at the level at which the special service can uh, within the limits of its powers, it carries out its work, and there is no longer, you know, such an unconcealed pro-russian drive on the part of individuals there, even i, i do not i'm already talking about the political structures of individual citizens, that is, now it's just like going out there and starting to broadcast something , it won't work out that way because, well, firstly, society won't understand. and secondly, it's not known how the population itself will react. household and all the rest, we all know them all, all of them, all of them were lit up on tv screens, we have those lists, we don’t need to invent anything, you look at what is happening in the occupied territories, where do these or other collaborators come from, which political structures and everything and er, well, work is gradually being carried out. here, for example, is the latest i

information, it's just, well , not functioning with oil, you don't have to worry that this system will simply continue to continue to continue no the whole world understands that the russian federation will never again simply never again in the perspective of several decades from this moment in which we are now with you will not be er-er what are they called relable i even forgot what we call it such a trusted er source of supply er- energy resource to the world market, they tried to use it as a cannon as a weapon, but now that cannon and cannon are turned on them, and the cannon already contains the core called price car, yes, the price limit on oil was initially on oil and they tried to say it was on us, but now it’s on them , and the cannon or the core is already like that and as soon as a complete decision is made, this core will fly out on them and minus immediately minus 15%, which is the least at least 15% of their approach to part of the state budget . at least we have 500, that's all, and everything was easier. another question that concerns a little bit of our policy is that we understand that the economy is now living under a special regime and there is something there, w

defense systems deep into the temporarily occupied territories and on the territory of the russian federation, yes , on the night of september 11 to 12, mr. roman, i am just reading the information, i do not know whether you are me or not about the fact that the enemy is trying to save its equipment , in particular the air defense system, moving either on the territory of the russian federation or, again, deep into the occupied territory is is also connected with the fact that the enemy probably does not know about large-scale losses, huge losses of equipment and casualties, and, so to speak, suppressed by our troops in the kharkiv region, they understand that something similar can happen in the luhansk region, therefore, if there is some kind of brd and there maybe not so bad, then the system they are air defense systems, which are more effective, and secondly, they can end up with the russians, so it feels like a certain slog, they are no longer confident in their abilities, and that's why i think that there are some teams in order to uh protect what uh has there the greatest value and to it was not lost, as it really was in kharkiv oblast, please tell me more about the situat

system. there's no more solemn responsibility than life and helping us obtain information we need to assist state and federal authorities in fulfilling this responsibility. since the original statute was enacted more than two decades ago, the department of justice through its office of justice program has worked to collect data in prisons and jails during arrest. and i know the committee appreciates, it's a major undertaking to gather this information from 56 states and territories to in turn rely on reports from thousands of prisons, local jails and law enforcement agencies, but we firmly believe that it's well worth the effort. while the need for reporting by the department, the current process deserves to be reevaluated. for many years, following the enactment in 2000, our bureau of justice collected data called for it which continued to do when the law expired six years later. and all told, there were 40 reports on the topic and which we have provide add wealth of information and causes of death and characteristics where the deaths occurred. and then in 2013, an update it was introduced and the new law e

federal government classifies voting systems as critical infrastructure. important to national security. access to their software is supposed to be tightly regulated. experts warn informationo alter the results of a future election. by saturday night panel, they are back with me to discuss this. l.a., now you talked about it briefly in the last segments, so let's talk about the fact that the data from this team, this trump but tech team was able to obtain, they made copies of virtually every component of the counties voting system. what is your reaction to the fact of that kind of access the firm had was so -- such highly sensitive information? >> the my reaction is that we are rapidly losing our hold on a sense of free and fair democracy and free fair elections. i'm a former voting rights attorney, i used to work closely with county clerks were responsible for carrying out the [inaudible] election officials and election administration officials. the the [inaudible] voting machines is guarded. the machines are supposed to stay basically in the locked box. no one is supposed to be able to access them. the fact that these operatives were able to access that data, replicate t

shelter federal investigators say they hijacked their victims' computer systems and printed ran some notes on their own printers. hi, if you're reading this, it means your data and private information is stolen. read carefully the whole situation to avoid the problem you have to contact us immediately to resolve the issue and make a deal. we will sell your data if you decide not to pay or try to recover them the domestic violence shelter paid the hackers according to th aemon. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement is note indictment >> u.s. law enforcement is not going to be able to make arrests any time soon on this one, but it's still important to file these charges. >> as of now, each of them are fugitives. by charging them in this indictment, by publicly naming them, we are stripping their anonymity away they cannot operate anonymously from the shadows anymore. >> the are irania three men aren nationalsn nationals who allegedly installed ran some ware and locked up the systems of hundreds of entities including a power company, bar association, and even that domestic violence shelter. they have been added to the bureau's most wanted list, and the fbi says it's offering a $10 million

system and new monetary framework and appraisal moderated by neil or one of actio's. thank you all so much. >> happening today are hearing on modernizing the federal government's information technology sector live on the c-span now video apps starting at 9 a.m. eastern at 9 am eastern on c-span, deputy secretary of state sherman and jason discussed the wrongful detention of americans around the world and efforts to bring them home live with the washington post to 10:thirty a.m. eastern is at one p.m. at 1:00 pm law professors and legal scholars talk about the supreme court's most recent decisions and some of the potential cases to come in the next term on c-span and the free c-span now video apps. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrading technology, and powering opportunity in communities big and small, charter is connecting us. >> along with these other television providers giving your front row seat to democracy. >> chuck schumer and senator chuck grassley both spoke a

federal government can do to help these schools, but also answer this. meanwhile, how can schools defend their systems? >> yeah, you know, there's a lot of resources from that standpoint. the multistate informatione resources. that's something that all of these states can join. but what it boils down to is money. you've got to have the budget to do it. if you're a smaller district, you've got to think about can you outsource some of in the to a trusted third party that can manage your security. schools are in the business of education, we shouldn't be filing -- piling on all these responsibilities. arthel: sure. but they'd have to pay for those services. i'm really concerned about schools who are already strapped, they have not much money. >> yeah. sometimes when you outsource, it's at a lower cost because you don't have to saw staff up your own equipment, people and training. so sometimes it makes sense because it's a lower cost overall per student than it is than if you try to bring it in-house and do it yourself, and you get the advantage of a bigger company that has a lot more resources. arthel: got it. does this make students more vulnerable? and if it does, how does that work? how would th

information about the child welfare system in may. the effort towards grassroots driven by tribal and state federal child welfare workers who agree thatstem we saw. their efforts began in 2008. the five person commission was seated in early 2013 and released its report in june who thousand 15. overall, the commission, in my opinion, was it success. the commission process alone for both sides to get educated about the issues, share their experiences and perspectives and better understand each other. since the commissions report, changes have been made to the state child welfare system, to ensure that each webinar government is able to fully participate in decisions that impact weapon at shoulder. what i think made the commission successful was, one, the state and tribal welfare workers wanted to make change. there was spying from the state's governor and all webanaki governments. the focus was tailored to one topic and the commission focus its work on -- but allowed the -- to be heard. the commission did a good job of describing its work as a conversation, first as i to -- place blame on any person or entity. the other commission i hav

information with election officials about threats, and risks to election infrastructure alongside our intelligence community t and federal law enforcement partners. second, we are providing guidance, services, and expertise to help election official secure voter registration systems and information. third, we are redoubling our efforts to promote cyber hygiene practices. specifically focused on smaller and mid sized jurisdictions around the country that oftentimes have difficulty making cybersecurity investments, but which are so critical to the election ecosystem. fourth, cisa is expanding efforts in that building up americans resistance against foreign influence campaigns. that threaten election infrastructure, security, and seek to undermine public confidence in our elections. finally, in partnership with the department of justice and the broader national security and law enforcement community, we are expanding services and resources that help keep election officials and their voters save. from our no cross services, response coordination, training exercise packages, and broader information sharing, it is my hope that we can continue to provide meaningful assistance to our state and local election partners to prepare them for this, future election cycles. the

system. and which one is for cards imitated outside the russian federation well, you already speak completely informationo got a few unit pay cards. maybe i'll tell someone. and what is the nastyness of this decision, that is, now you can’t pay with unipa cards in russia in terminals that belong to sberbank and vtb that fell under sanctions that's the problem, really. and the chinese here themselves are so petty and cowardly, i have the right to my own such private opinion, firstly, it is clearly written there about those imitated outside , they took one point, which well, this is not one point that is beneficial to you. it is fundamentally. maxim is here until you refrained from accusations. i was absolutely calm. you formulated accusations that i pulled out some point then. here i will formulate for you the following, what i did is the principle according to which restrictions are introduced not for all union payment system is not for all cards, but only those issued outside the russian federation , you understand, issued abroad. well, the cards of russian issuers continue to work. but there is still t

federal laws. you will receive information related the enterprise ordinance and provide information for the environmental clearance of the project vary on a project by project bases and the intention for the section system to provide you with the compliance information which will very by contract and in the ment to be an exhaustive list every approximate terrible luto the project. there are a few examples on the slide, in particular alex burns has described 12b and x. s a reminder 12b is equal benefit's program and x is the ban against contracting in discriminatory states and staff may include additional information and list attachments. for example the resolution, presentation and supporting documents. we expect that common attachments for awards will be the bid tab lagz or evaluation result and it is memo from the contract monitor division approving the award. >> those previous slides that went over cover a lot of the consistent content for moez contract actions and this slide shoes information specific to contract changes. this will be overwhelming and i will share many numbers but want it show you a contract change request before you receive a real request. per delegation policy approved this month,

federal spectrum uses. ntia holds the government master file. we have ongoing work that we have mandated through the last ndaa for us to look exactly at that house. various systems like that are holding that informationnd making changes and updates to those systems. i would just mention that there are a couple things that the file may not have. things like where this might be used or the time at which the trim is used -- the spectrum is used. that would be information that is useful for reallocating spectrum and certain circumstances in finding out places where spectrum can be shared. i would go back to the recommendations we have in our report with respect to how we can avoid some of these between agencies in the future. it really goes to ordination among the agencies and and tia engaging with the agency -- and ntia engaging with the other agencies. i think the mou goes a long way as a great first step in terms of making the early coordination opportunities happen. >> one of the things you mentioned, strength spectrum, because we do have some agencies leaving spectrum unused for long periods of time. that is spectrum that could be shared. dr. basal, i am interested in your understanding of the ceo's

federal spectrum uses. ntia holds the government master file. we have ongoing work that we have mandated through the last ndaa for us to look exactly at that house. various systems like that are holding that information and making changes and updates to those systems. i would just mention that there are a couple things that the file may not have. things like where this might be used or the time at which the trim is used -- the spectrum is used. that would be information that is useful for reallocating spectrum and certain circumstances in finding out places where spectrum can be shared. i would go back to the recommendations we have in our report with respect to how we can avoid some of these between agencies in the future. it really goes to ordination among the agencies and and tia engaging with the agency -- and ntia engaging with the other agencies. i think the mou goes a long way as a great first step in terms of making the early coordination opportunities happen. >> one of the things you mentioned, strength spectrum, because we do have some agencies leaving spectrum unused for long periods of time. that is spectrum that could be shared. dr. basal, i am interested in your understanding of the ceo

system which left sensitive and classified national security information vulnerable to theft and exploitation by the u.s.'s enemy. hillary clinton sent the message to the millions of hard-working federalmployees who hold security clearances and are expected to go to great lengths to secure sensitive government information and abide by the rules. they don't take their oats lightly, and we shouldn't expect less of our leaders, said rubio in 2016. jared kushner calling this a paperwork issue. marco rubio saying it is a question of storage. they'll sort this out. what is the line? is there anything donald trump could do -- >> nope. >> -- that would make not not defend something they never would defend in any other circumstance. >> i mean, there is no line. marco rubio was running the senate intel committee. >> yup. >> so you have marco rubio saying, top secret documents are only at risk if they're mishandled by democrats. top secret documents mishandled and actually taken, removed from a government office, removed from the white house and illegally, improperly hidden at mar-a-lago. even after the fbi negotiates and tries to get them all back, it just doesn't matter. so, again, is there an

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federal spectrum uses. ntia holds the government master file. we have ongoing work that we have mandated through the last ndaa for us to look exactly at that house. various systems like that are holding that information and making changes and updates to those systems. i would just mention that there are a couple things that the file may not have. things like where this might be used or the time at which the trim is used -- the spectrum is used. that would be information that is useful for reallocating spectrum and certain circumstances in finding out places where spectrum can be shared. i would go back to the recommendations we have in our report with respect to how we can avoid some of these between agencies in the future. it really goes to ordination among the agencies and and tia engaging with the agency -- and ntia engaging with the other agencies. i think the mou goes a long way as a great first step in terms of making the early coordination opportunities happen. >> one of the things you mentioned, strength spectrum, because we do have some agencies leaving spectrum unused for long periods of time. that is spectrum that could be shared. dr. basal, i am interested in your understanding of the ceo