the production area of ​​the printing house poroto print is considered to be one of the most automatedrussia built over the past 25 years. we are now walking through the printing shop, we built our production in 2009 and have been working for the fourteenth year. it turns out that for last year we produced more than 63 million books, brochures and our printing house occupies about 15% of the russian market, the director of production and says that under the conditions of western restrictions, the book market in russia is now going through difficult times for sheets. we have eight sheetfed presses in various color combinations. basically. these are the machines of the german manufacturer today. unfortunately, these machines we are not available on the market, since sanctions, but the maintenance of cars is still going on, uh, we are successfully managing to maintain their working condition in europe, as a rule, russian printing houses purchased printing equipment , and then this equipment fell into the fifth package of sanctions and is now unavailable for both the purchase and maintenan

of books and brochures. uh, it was the white state in minsk worked several printing houses and ended up. as created. uh, house of printing, we picked up the documents for you. this is also a personal card of the delegate of the city council. here are ivan dominikanovich's candles. and it is also written in parentheses that i am his literary one. i eat a hole kupala where is he he was born in the vileika povet, he was a belarusian by nationality, he worked at the academy of sciences and was a writer adept of art. kupala knew a lot about fashion and looks like a needle in minsk, there was an opportunity, even considering the very tortuous development of trade in 1935, the card system was canceled, and by that time the gum department store appeared on the food arena. the soviet gum was not in great demand on the shelves; imported factory products arrived at the border of minsk , there were few problems with trade turnover, but with smuggling secretly from local dealers, minskers bought french stockings, imported cosmetics and foreign perfumes. to have fun and have a delicious lunch, the resi

printed houses just like these environmentally friendly. what's the u. s. based startup. azure 3 d prints. tiny houses made of recycled plastic. more than 60 percent of the raw material comes from recycled plastic bottles and food packaging. after house design is complete, it takes just 24 hours to print the buildings, outer structure. i sure says it's method of constructing houses. it's 70 percent faster and 30 percent cheaper than conventional building method. 3 d printing is supposed to be more environmentally friendly. the construction industry is the largest consumer of raw material and responsible for about a 3rd global theo, 2 emission. the processes themselves, their energy intensive, and not much to 3 used for recycled. 3 d printing could change this as materials are considered more resource friendly. did printing is known well more formally as additive manufacturing, which obviously means instead of taking away you, adding one layer by one layer by one layer, that is obviously some waste of you have can failures other things. but it really reduces it because instead of getting rid of the material, you are just buildin

we are used to living in a crisis, the main competitor of print, publishing houses, digital resources impressions with paper books remain approximately 80% of the market, the share of readers who prefer screen smartphones or laptops are growing at the exhibition, for example, they presented the new line service, where you can find not only texts, but also listen to podcasts , popular science lectures will soon appear on the book market. we have signed up with almost all publishers in russia, including children's literature, adult literature and fiction. it is absolutely everything and we do not compete with paper publishers and support them in every possible way. uh, the growth of electronic audiobooks, it is also significant and we sell them to participate in this moreover, we are currently developing such a function that will appear this winter, when you can point your phone at a paper book, we will scan the page where you left off and pull up an e-book or audio book for you and continue suggesting you continue reading, traditional publishing business, shy, freelance internet writer

consists of several stages, first the printing house receives order from the publisher. then it goes on, preliminary preparation draws up a technical map for a specific circulation, then paper and necessary materials are ordered and the printing of the inner block of the flyleaf begins, then the block is sewn in parallel, the cover is made, they meet on the rate line, from which the comic book comes out ready for shipment. yes, now it is participation. despite all the difficulties, the printing house expects that this year will be the best, both in terms of output and financial indicators . pavel arseniev this year. we will release 36 million. hardcover 16 million softcover and i’ll throw this in brackets for about another 15 minutes. on december 1, a law came into force in russia, according to which the book of authors and agents must be marked 18+ in bookstores. they can only be distributed in sealed and non- transparent packaging. the share of such authors in the sales of some publishers is high enough for a printing house, innovation has not become a problem. buyers w

the particles were supposed to be formed from the mixing of paints used by printing houses. f the victim listvyanka and she resisted the attacker and scratched his clothes. these substances could be formed by printing inks. well, what about the button accordion wicks of a printing house worker? it's time to get acquainted. so fitilov boris nikolayevich, born in 1974, secondary technical education at the factory began to work immediately after the army as a production leader. borya, what's the matter? quiet. you, go daughters, immediately, do not yell at me. but try on. can we invite the whole house as witnesses or will we agree? and i have a choice, there is always a choice. and that the scapegoat ran out of conscience woke up? thank you very much. you have no idea how much they helped us. yes of course once again for god's sake check it out, please. hello hello beautiful u you pendant. you can see dad gave for your birthday your birthday is december 18th. yes , some kind of nonsense, what murders, what girls? relieved in the toilet, comrade lieutenant colonel, and with the s

the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1499, the amendment printed in part a of house report 117-475 is adopted and the bill, as amended is credit. the bill, as amended, shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary or their respective designees. after one hour debate, it shall be in order to consider the further amendment printed in part b of house report 117-587 if offered by the member designated about in the member which shall be considered as read, shall be separately debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and opponent and shall not be subject for demand for division of the question. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, and the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneou

of peter mstislavets, who was born in our city. he went to moscow and met. there fedorov founded a printing houseour village and they began to print liturgical books from 1563 to 1564, such liturgical books were printed as the chapel of the apostles of the gospel, but the church declares them heretics, and they were forced to flee the grand duchy of lithuania where they continued their activities in great regret. we do not know when pyotr mstislavets was born, when he died, but his work will survive the centuries. according to some information fedorov, just like the mstislavets from these glorious places, if the information is confirmed, then it will be safe to say that printing throughout russia arose largely thanks to the natives of the istislav region. the monument to peter mstislavets was erected on the main square in 2001 on the day of the celebration of the day of slavic literature in the city, it is not the only one in 20 minutes. walking. there is another one erected 15 years earlier, and we are heading for the second monument, which stands not far from the oldest building in mstislavl, t

a search of the former printing house found dumped mattresses products, but illegal immigrants could be counted on the fingers, as if the rest had been warned in advance about the visit of the security forces. during the searches, the police found 11% in the building, which was taken to the police department for investigation; six searches were carried out at the places of residence of foreign citizens and a list of those involved in the crimes committed, as well as office premises; now the police officer is involved in two criminal cases, but the abuse of power to effectively register visitors. to be on the edge did not attract too much attention four departments that perform one important task to protect the motherland professionalism discipline through the years in the material of maxim shevchenko none of the local gardeners guessed that illegal things were being done in this country house. here, everything seems to be normal. from the outside, it was an inconspicuous wooden building, but inside it hid a real drug laboratory. here and there chemical reactors filters flasks and, of

a search of the former printing house, found dumped mattresses and products. here illegal immigrants could be counted in hits, as if the rest were warned in advance about the visit of the security forces. during the search, the police found building 11 non-remnants who were brought to the police department for investigation, six searches were carried out at the places of residence of a foreign citizen and there are involved in the crimes committed, as well as office premises. now the police officer is a defendant in two criminal cases at once, the use of powers and the effective registration of visitors. poisonous monsters under cribs, a super popular toy turned out to be soaked through with caustic phenol, what kind of monster is it time to send to the trash we will tell after a short advertisement. for different types of business retail solution learn more about your customers. compare performance with competitors and analyze sales. open an account and use new opportunities for 0 rubles savings business girl. i want to quickly switch to megafon, the number on

of peter mstislavets, who was born in our city. he went to moscow and met there with ivan fedorov founded a printing house and they began to print liturgicalbooks from 1563 to 1564 , such liturgical books as the chapel of the apostles of the gospel were printed, but the church declares them heretics, and they were forced to flee the grand duchy of lithuania where they continued their activities in great regret. we do not know when pyotr mstislavets was born, when he died, but his work will survive the centuries. according to some reports , fedorov, like the mstislavets from these glorious places, if the information is confirmed, then it will be possible it is safe to say that book printing throughout russia arose largely thanks to the natives of the mstislav region. the monument to peter mstislavets was erected on the main square in 2001 on the day of the celebration of the day of slavic literature in the city, it is not the only one in 20 minutes. walking. there is another one erected 15 years earlier to it and we are heading the second monument stands not far from the oldest building in mstislavl, the church of st. michael the archangel,

the fact that there are a lot of very good printing houseshat simply can't work. today, they can't work because of the light . market, and on the other hand , what booksellers have been fighting for for many years has happened, the import of books from russia, which, according to various estimates in the eu, held 60 to 80% of our market. a competitor on 60% of the market on 80 even in conditions when you have a hook and printers do not work even in these conditions you have the opportunity to expand because you have new readers, you see that we do not have clear solutions at all, and besides, we have these readers they started reading ukrainian because today, well , speaking russian, reading russian, well, to put it mildly, it's not comilfo, but the game is shorter, it's not a patriotic act, that's why people understand and reach for ukrainian books even today. undoubtedly, we can see a unique phenomenon when in the conditions hot war when in the conditions of the occupation and the destruction of the economy, the book industry not only did n

workers of the printing house, port employees, loaders, metallurgy. pbuilders are miners. actually, this is a protest action from them, and then the coal miners began to fight against the owners of the mines, who decided to cut their wages and increase the working hours of the unions. they even tried to establish their own power. some cities. in fact, strike committees ruled. at nestan. churchill was chancellor of the exchequer at the time and suggested the use of troops, but his initiatives were not supported so that the country would somehow function as a government for quite a few bar-breakers. they worked under police protection, the same tactics used by margaret thatcher in the eighties, it was during her period that there was a fierce confrontation between the miners and the british minister's office. as a result, many mines were closed. the scale of the current strikes is quite comparable to what happened during the time of margaret thatcher, the government of the bag expects to involve the military in order to plug holes, but all these are temp

of this event, how few. we know about this document, firstly, has not yet been established. what printing houserint? secondly, the signatures, some, of course, are recognized. here is kalinin stalin rykov but the full number of those who signed this historical document is still not known, 100 people signed the agreement, but historians are confident can identify about half of the names of the only artistic canvas dedicated to events. december 30th. 22 years also does not answer the questions in the picture. we can, unfortunately, identify, well, not all kalinin joseph stalin, but the mythinza felix dzerzhinsky grigory ordzhonikidze kliment rashilov, i hope for krupskaya lenin was already seriously ill and representatives of the national republics were not present at the congress. the artist has depicted on the big stage on the left someone who was rhythmic in the thirties. and so the left side of the picture. although the faces of these characters. we can look good, but uh with difficulty. you can identify someone specific today. it's kind of a collective image. yes, it is possible that this is

congresswoman from the state o new york she is a council - alopecia, and the author of th forward of the sky house print edition of the january six report importantly, she was a membe of the house judiciary committee during watergate welcome to both of you thank you for being with us. liz, i appreciate having you here because you have a sens of history because of watergate, and will how that'll progress their congress and a meaningful way, and ended up with th resignation of richard nixon this is been entirel different. this is technically bipartisan but it had absolute opposition from most of the republica party. yet, they have come out with 845 pages of this thing. and you feed 1000 people had 1 million pages worth of documents. they have literally released transcripts on a daily basis what is your evaluation of how this january six committee has done >> well, i think they've don spectacular job. i think they were faced with the fact that they were some prior hearings that didn't win public attention they had a tv consultants, t executive who helped shape the narrative into something tha was compellin

of the house. fox news digital showed a picture of a hand print next to the tape in the house t was not immediate cleart was relative to the murders. the father of kaylee gonsalves are revealing manners of death from his daughter and her friend maddie, leading him to believe one of the girls may have been the target. dr. michael baud send said the autopsy report could reveal more. >> the person would have a lot more injuries because the perpetrator would keep stabbing, punt muching, even after the person has lost consciousness if the autopsy report could be released there would be forensic pathologists around who could give interpretations of that. >> reporter: the gonsalves family says they are trying to be patient with law enforcement but they want answers. they may turn to their own investigator. >> we know that this is getting three weeks in, it is starting to get, we don't want it to go cold. we're reaching out. i reach out to friends in california today that have connections that we're hoping to get ray some money to get a reward, to get a private investigator. >> reporter: a former fbi agent tel

of 60. at first we had a printing house. here a lot of books, then i decided to open a business.old. i live here. and maybe an indiscreet question. why do so many people today leave for germany or other european countries? they practically live there, well, until retirement, and then they return. well, to my historical homeland, where germany and messi are already rooted, they would like to go without in germany. i worked as a neurosurgeon, then a neuropathologist, when i arrived in armenia, i just stopped on my feet in europe, life is interesting and easy to earn, and in the countries of the former union in volume among armenia, it is hard to work less than belarus, for comparison, ours, the minsk region is larger here. about three million people live here, while outside the armenian diaspora many times more many relatives help financially. these money transfers from abroad, living and working armenians make up about 14% of the country's gdp . here is my son. in europe, he sends me this money every month. and so i get a pension, i was a doctor, this uh physiotherapist, but now t

delauro of connecticut moves that the house concur to the senate amendment of h.r. 1437 with an amendment consisting of the text of rules committee print house report 117-72. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1518, the motion shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the committee on appropriations or their respective designees. the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro, and the gentlewoman from texas, ms. granger, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from connecticut. . ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the senate amendment to h.r. 1437. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the further continuing appropriations and extensions act which extends funding for critical federal programs and services through december 23. while i would have preferred to come before the house t

in 2014, he released from responsibility the owner of the donetsk printing house, which printed bulletins, military tickets and propaganda newspapers for militants, removed all precautionary measures and released the will of the so -called press minister of the terrorist dpr , volodymyr nesterenko, for this activists set fire to turchenko's car in the 15th year, this time the judge will impose a much harsher punishment on the lover of russian dimension for treason well, we have already talked about lovers of the russian world. how can we not mention in the release the scandalous judge lviv, until recently a member of the supreme court of ukraine with access to state secrets, from whom journalists found a russian passport. bohdan lviv himself denied dual citizenship, calling the story a fake, but the presence of a russian the document was confirmed in the sbu, the scandalous judge was fired, now he is trying to get back to work and also to pay his salary for forced absenteeism, and we will all follow according to the development of events in this story. this was the 18th issue of the proje

well, no. the fault of the publishing house of the ranks of the russian army from the war of russian rockets that flew to kharkiv and to the kharkiv printing this book rested for two months. is this an indicator , that is, the fact that the book was written on the order of a western publisher to protect history, or is it an indicator of the acute need for a change in the current meeting around russia and ukraine, more broadly, in general, in eastern europe and here are the same crooked lands with timothy snyder's term, it's about what is what you say, visualization, picture, yes, the picture is parkov for you tv people, it's a lamp, the picture is somewhere, there are tracks, something is happening, which is good for everyone to know about, it's english the concept of this term newsboards yes , there is a war, there is a corpse, there is a flood, there is such a fairy tale, they briefly throw in what it means such news slots, but they throw in two or three hours at a time, they throw a credit card at us , they load us with the same pictures, and then we we fix it, despite the sensor three maidans eh only on february 24 eh the rest of human

the first prank of the collaborator in 2014 - he released from responsibility the owner of the donetsk printing house that printed bulletins, city tickets and propaganda newspapers for the militants and removed all preventive measures and released the so-called press minister of the terrorist dpr, volodymyr nesterenko, activists set fire to turchenko's car in the 15th year for this, this time the judge will face a much harsher punishment for treason to a russian lover a member of the supreme court of ukraine with access to state secrets, from whom journalists found a russian passport, bohdan lviv himself denied dual citizenship, calling the story a fake, but the existence of a russian document was confirmed by the sbu the scandalous judge was fired, now he is trying to get back to work and also condemn the salary for forced absenteeism, and we will all follow the development of events in this story. millions of views, people wrote to our editorial office from all corners of the country, including risking their lives while under occupation. thank you for your courage. thanks to you, our list of collab

in 2014, he released from responsibility the owner of the donetsk printing house that printed bulletinseleased the so-called press minister of the terrorist dpr volodymyr nesterenko, for this activists set fire to turchenko's car in 15th year, this time the judge will impose a much more severe punishment on the lover of the russian dimension for treason. we have already talked about lovers of the russian world . how can we not mention in the release the scandalous judge of lviv, until recently a member of the supreme court

and in the belarusian analogue of the worker and the hodgepodge , clothing patterns developed by the minsk fashion house were often printed on the inserts. in addition, in soviet times, a real theatrical riot took place in minsk. in the seventies like never before the words of the belarusian opera and ballet theater thundered , and the kupala theater did not remain without the attention of admiring spectators, the seventies were also the golden age of the film industry. belarus film, when each premiere became an event of a republican scale, a favorite vacation spot for a minsker in the seventies and eighties, komsomolskoye lake remained, in fact a resort corner in the city center, which would later be added to them by thrush reservoirs. then , who added the minsk sea around the minsk sea, a whole bush of pioneer camps grew and bass rest, and the most comfortable was considered. uh, the recreation center yunost rovno, like the beaches of komsomolskoye lake, was never empty and the stands of the minsk dynamo stadium were in the stands. the people were raging such passions, you can't even imagine there was a crowd from the a

uh, a printing house, an embankment of a plant for the production of electrical equipment, and in thee lugansk republic, after today's attack , a residential building was completely destroyed on the site of a nato-style shell found, and our special correspondents grigory dovin and pavel prokopenko will tell the situation in the donetsk and lugansk republics white pillars of smoke and dust rising at an angle of 45 degrees is a hail packet

of those parents. a hand print can be seen next to evidence tape on the window of the house where the students were murderedn november 13th. it is possible that hand print could belong to the killer. he could have touched the wall and doorknobs and different areas of the house. at this point the victims had a lot of friend and a number of people in and out of the house. all part of this ongoing investigation, also we learned just moments ago from the family, they tell fox news kaylee's father tells fox news that an update is going to happen shortly this afternoon from moscow police. we're waiting to hear that. hopefully there will be significant information on that. a lot of people want more details in the case. we'll have to wait and see what they have to say. back to you. >> christina collman in idaho for us. let's bring in a profiler and forensic science program director. thank you for being with us. what do you make about this claim from the family that two -- at least two of the students had conflicting means of death. what does that mean in terms of the investigation? >> it's very important because wh

the cost of books over the past year has increased from 30 to 50%; the printing house still has difficulties with the purchase of coated paper for paints. do you know, that they are marked by a drop in demand in moscow for the 24th time the international fair of non-fiction intellectual literature is taking place. do the participants talk about how the tastes of readers are changing, and what transformations are going through the market as a whole? summer has begun a drop in demand, and this is even, probably, a more serious challenge. because the size of reprints is being reduced, we have to look for new ways to reduce the cost of books and packaging for people, in our opinion. now it has become more desirable for something optimistic and, let's say, uplifting , the demand for business literature on finance has fallen very much investment one of the leaders of our now our sales. this is a book by viktor frankl. beer starts from april 1 next year this is stated in the government decree. it is true to apply special signs. at the first stage, it will be required only for some products. how the

strikes traditionally do not carry under fire hit the bus station, the stadium, the printing house, the embankment of the electrical equipment factory, but in the city crime in the luhansk republic after today's attack, the ukrainian military destroyed a residential building at the site of found nato-style shells, and the situation in the donetsk and lugansk republics will be told by our special correspondents and grigory vdovin and pavel prokopenko and dust rising at an angle of 45 °, this is a hail packet that ukrainian artillerymen sent in the area of ​​​​kuibyshev street, something fell into wastelands. something in industrial buildings start fires. this is the second major shelling in a day, or is it the third one, or is it all one incessant shelling not aiming at where the residential buildings on batishcheva street, kievsky district, the shattered windows of the hail rocket hit the wall. panel high-rise buildings , until recently residential and very tidy premises , immediately become desecrated and abandoned dusty. well, i understand that, well, the father of the family shied away with his he

of books and brochures. eh, it was a white creation in minsk, several printing houses worked, and in the end it resulted in whatom we have selected a document for you to print, this is also a personal card. the delegate of the minsk city council lutsevich ivan dominikovich, and also in parentheses it is also written that it was me in the literary pseudonym yanka kupala, where he was born in the vileika povet, he was a belarusian by nationality, he worked at the academy of sciences and was a writer adept of art. kupala knew a lot about fashion and looks like needles in minsk, there was an opportunity, even considering the very tortuous development of trade in 1935, the card system was canceled, and by that time gum appeared on the food arena a department store was opened within the walls of a former polish bank at the junction, komsomolskaya and sovetskaya gum streets were not in great demand on the shelves, the store’s domestic goods were stale every now and then, chewed only when imported factory products arrived at the border of minsk , there were few problems with trade, but with smuggling secretly minsk res

houses now grow layer by layer. the world capital of printer housing construction is, of course, dubai in 2016, the world's first printedffice building was inaugurated here. now it is located in it. the so-called academy of the future reported that thanks to the technology, it was possible to reduce labor costs by building twice the individual concrete blocks printed in china, then they were brought here, but the first experience. he inspired me so much that a few years later in the desert they decided to create the entire building printed on the site. it was included in the guinness book as the largest one made on the printer, by the way, a californian company with russian roots was engaged in the construction of the building, and we, of course, still have an obstacle if the concrete dries too quickly in the desert. at the exit from the printer, it takes a long time to select the recipe, then we have moroz alexander maslov, head of a manufacturing company construction printers worked, maximum at -7 °. the house is quite a large area on the foundation of 196 m². the total area of ​​the house is 300 m². the inside is lin

>> is ar printing business migt parents had a weekly one of which they sold. it is inside this printing business. in the back of our house are a block away from the state capitol which we could see from our front steps. they built that up. but still exist, it's not in my family. they sold it. my father was a printer and another printing business he was the best printer and he wanted to be promoted and they said we can't, you are irish and catholic. so he started his own business. five years later the other business folded and his was still going on till the time he retired in his 80s. >> you could see the state capitol from your home. in fact in your book you tell us which is very hard to believe tell me if this is actually true that six years old you peddled your tricycle into the governor's office, what happened? >> one of my buddies and i were used to going up there we would look at the canons the doors open, we had a part-time governor and the latest legislature wasn't there much of the year. we'd walk around there. one day we got the idea we go to the second floor on our tricycles and said let's race. we were roarin

. >> importuned outgoing democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi was unveiled in statuary hall in the u.s. capitol printpeaker pelosi's portrait will join the collection of portraits of her predecessors in a speakers lobby as is a long sitting tradition of the house of representatives. she made history as a first woman elected to speaker of the house in 2007. [background noises] [background noises] ladies and gentlemen please welcome our honored guests, speakerr nancy pelosi and majority leader charles schumer. congresswoman lucille, speaker john weiner. [applause] [applause] >> ladies in general the honorable zoe lofgren chairperson for the house administration and united states representative of the 19th district of california. >> well, welcome. and thank all of you for being here today as we unveil the official portrait of the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. before we begin, i want to extend a special thank you to members of the speakers family who have joined us today. for graciously sharing her with us in the country for the past 35 years. millions of americans have benefited from that time and

and the belarusian analogue of the worker and the hodgepodge often printed on the inserts patterns of clothing developed by the minsk fashion houseon, in soviet times, a real theatrical boom took place in minsk. in the seventies, the words of the belarusian opera and ballet theater rotted like never before without the kupalovsky theater did not remain the attention of admiring spectators, the seventies was also the golden branch of non-industry. belarus film, when each premiere became an event of national scale, a favorite vacation spot for minsk residents. in the seventies and eighties , komsomolskaya lake remained, and in fact a resort corner in the city center, which would once have been extremely. then kim was added, drozdy’s water conservation, the descendants added the minsk sea, around the minsk sea, a whole bush of pioneer camps and recreation centers grew, moreover, it was considered the most comfortable, the yunost rovno rest house, like the beaches of komsomolskoye lake, was never empty and the stands of the minsk dynamo stadium in the stands. the people were raging such passions, you can’t even imagine there was a cro

certainly housing is one place we have seen a pronounced impact and one of the things that's interesting about the inflation data we saw come out yesterday is that we're seeing sort of a peaking of the printedlation of the data on housing at very high levels but what we know in terms of real time data in the market is market rents and housing prices have started to turn over. and so what you need to do is balance what the data is showing, but what we try to focus on mostly is what's happening out there in the economy. what are people experiencing, businesses experiencing, what are households experiencing? certainly you have to navigate the lags they operate differently in different contexts one thing i will say practically speaking is that households and businesses over the course of the last eight, ten weeks, have been experiencing significant declines in energy costs that's true at the pump for households down about $1.70. declines in the cost of diesel, for example. those are, again, some promising signs but also things we know are happening real time in the economy right now. >> where does inflation go next year >> well, look, we are going to be careful about and cautious about trying t

he asked if there were some news versions of your grace, and the second volume was not found. we found traces in the printing housenter saw the manuscript, and we will continue the investigation. yes of course of course. sti, people have declared them. it's not careless to show on kolka these are inhuman tools that wasted the hands of people, naturally the fish were. how to say it? and kazimir semenovich was professional. fish to think the operator, fish to sense the blow, and i trapeli the silhouette at your hand and think not only about today and about purchases, for example, here is a further climb for a specific alepr fortress. ah, all the people. everything. to him, however, his european civilization , he understands that it does not call out a person, and so he himself wants to open a person. we could equate emotions in all ukraine. how would i have no powers, no highlighting, the great art of artillery, published in german dutch portuguese and polish book for over for two centuries it was the main textbook for artists in europe. the invention of a multi-stage rocket at various times was attributed to the ru

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a hand print can be seen next to evidence tape on the window of the off-campus house where the studentsere murdered november 13th. possible it could belong to the killer. may have touched the doorknob and different areas at the home. unclear who the hand print belongs to. a number of people were in and out of this house. part of the ongoing investigation as detectives work to track down a curl. bill. >> bill: thank you, christina coleman in moscow, idaho. more to come on this. we don't have answers, dana. >> dana: we don't. the parents we just heard from have a little more to say about the entry point here. watch. >> the entry point was the slider, the window, the middle floor. so to me he doesn't have to go upstairs. his entry and exit are available without having to go upstairs or downstairs. looks like he probably may have not gone downstairs. we don't know that for sure. he went upstairs, so i'm using logic he chose to go up there when he didn't have to. the investigators are tight lipped and keeping everything close to their vest. >> bill: it gets confusing. show the home again if

the hundreds of finger prints that might be in that house because finger prints don't go away but washed away on the wall or whatever and then -- it may or may not be present in a database. but a bloody finger precinct would be invaluable or hand print. >> doc you are one of the best in the business if not the best in the world you're insight on this case has been invaluable also with us -- got it brother. thank you so much. so while talking to students here on the university of idaho's campus, i came across a young man who is good friends with ethan and he told me what it's been like to face this tragic loss. watch. >> i knew ethan -- >> what do you remember about them? >> this were really good people and always loved seeing them whenever they were around campus. ethan was a good friend of mine so -- pretty sad but i came back because i still want to keep pursuing my dreams but -- you know it is definitely harder to come back especially after that. >> do you think it's brought the community this university closer together or -- has a fractu