buttigieg: while some of the points led to the extraction are left to my colleagues at the department of interior, i would join department of transportation that is jointly run -- mr. zinke: what does the assessment say? secretary buttigieg: identifying different points not in the raw material extraction itself but in the refining -- mr. zinke: have you identified where our sticking points are and how do you get there in 10 years because in the supply chain if china controls it today and we are putting moratorium on mines in minnesota that have the largest nickel deposit and not moving on securing the supply chain but moving forward on solar cells. they are made in china. how are you going to figure this out? secretary buttigieg: part of what you are describing is the motivation behind the investments that the department of energy has been leading enhancing -- mr. zinke: i agree there is effort. but have you identified? there is a difference between practical, real and fiction? how are we going to be independent if china produces the very component that make up e.v.? secretary buttigieg: we are d

so the us has a director of the department of interior. that's actually a native person for the 1st time deb holland. and she's the one that announced this we actually had the video of her or announcing this the president is taking action to limit new oil and gas leasing in important places in the western arctic and the arctic ocean. second, the interior department will propose a rule that will recommend additional protections for more than $30000000.00 acres in the area. these steps will protect wildlife, including caribou, and polar bears and guard the subsistence rights that are so important to alaska native communities. 3rd is the will a project which is a difficult and complex issue that was inherited. these are existing leases issued by previous administrations as far back as the ninety's. as a result, we had limited decision space, but we focused on how to reduce the projects footprint and minimize its impacts to people and to wildlife of philip lesson undersecretary holland there. um, there is definitely a tonal shift on that. 3rd p

. >> have you read the department of interior report on critical minerals? have not read that full report. thank you for that information. >> are you aware by multiple studies to satisfy the present requirements of ev and critical metals of defense it would take an increase of 2,000 percent for mining for 20 years? are you aware of that? >> thank you for the information, congressman. >> you could feel the tension boiling over. brian: our borders are open north and south. the secretary of homeland security couldn't answer a question. >> do you know how many of the 600,000 got aways are terrorists, yes or no. what are these wristbands? >> i don't know what they are. >> you don't know what they are? you just testified to the american people you are incompetent to your job. every color corresponds to how many dollars they own the cartels. you turned the cartels into multi-billion dollar criminal organizations. brian: the incompetence from this administration comes from the top down. we sent our vice president to make inroads to push back. you can probably guess

it was distributed by the united states and department of interior, report of critical minerals fromer, she said no. this is someone that has as her religion climate change, and failing to approach it saying giving me common sense options. abandon nuclear energy. let me engage in not performing activism, i agree with you that she means it, but i need substance. i don't need emotion, i need common sense, and an elected official that reads the reports. >> there's a thing happening on the left we have been watching awhile, emotions being used in place of science, covid, facts. i don't know if they realize people that feel the most about it, we don't doubt her feelings, are being manipulated. >> totally manipulated. as we enrich china, they have the lithium reserves, copper reserves, enrich china, marginal co2 gains that will be wiped out by china. >> she was asked are you aware china is the largest emissions distributor. she said i think i read that somewhere. that's what we are dealing with. >> problem. >> that makes me want to cry. >> more "outnumbered" in a moment. veteran homeowners

the department of interior secretary getting misty while testifying over biden's $30 billion energy budgetll of the above energy strategy that lowers costs for americans? >> we are committed to energy independence for our country. climate change is the crisis of our lifetime. we have an obligation to future generations to make sure that we have a planet for them to live on, and that's why i'm here. and that's why i'm working incredibly hard to make sure we can realize that transition. >> todd: congressman bruce joins us now. that was quite a virtue signaling spectacle those tears or attempted tears. what is the reaction to the answer to your question like that. >> shows where this federal agency is. they have lost their way. they hav be doing of our naturay is the genuine message that secretary holland wanted to put out speaking to the left base that they have got ignoring the hardworking americans whod me more energy and minerals and being by this administration. >> ashley: come hard to come up with tears like that if you aren't actually serious about what you are saying finally came to t

that president biden p did literally on day one, the first thing he did was to command the department of interiorland for trying to develop shale fields and the reason that matters is a lot of the cheapest oil, the easiest oil to bring to the surface, the stuff that makes us as americans competitive against the rest of the world, the cheapest oil is on federal land in many cases. so to actually tie our own hands behind our own back, it's -- maria: then the policy on energy was to start selling oil from the strategic reserve. we're down to the lowest level since the 1980s. they've got to buy it at 80 plus dollars a barrel. >> if it's trump versus biden it will be an election about policy. you've seen the actors before. you know who they t are. maria: maybe we take personality out of it? >> i think you have to. it's going to be a policy election which will be very refreshing, although 40% of the polls say they don't want to see this matchup. they're exhausted. maria: exactly. kjp keeps dodging questions. here's what she said yesterday. watch this. >> does the president plan to serve all eight years

she worked as an educator in dormitory of the department of the interior, so it was a matter of honor to reveal. this crime has become. svetlana she lived in the apartment opposite. the murder of a friend shocked me. aleksey shabaev in the eighty-sixth year , senior district inspector of the leningrad district department of internal affairs of the city of kaliningrad the door was not broken. rinata herself discovered the killers, which means that this is her acquaintance, but who. soon the conclusion of the forensic experts came and in it valuable information , shortly before her death, the victim had sexual contact. it turned out that the killer made love to the victim, and then attacked with a knife. the piquancy of the situation was given by the fact that renata had a husband, a senior lieutenant. vladimir shapkin served in afghanistan and was supposed to return the other day or has already returned and hid, now he will come. the ussr war in afghanistan began in the seventy -ninth, they expected that it would be short-lived, but everything dragged on for 10 years. the war claimed t

recognizing the surveillance and logistics problems with such a site, the departments of justice and interior limited their assembly permit to the more confining west potomac park area. although the permit prohibited camping the may day, emanuel advised people to bring tents, blankets, food and communication equipment. the list of essentials also included wire cutters for fences, water bottles for tear gas and dope to share with fellow demonstrators. by early saturday morning, may 1st, armies of blue denim and khaki had streamed into west potomac park. collegians, hippies and high school students. professional freaks with their drugs and well-heeled agitators with pamphlets and newspapers. subsequent investigations and arrests showed 75% of the protesters came from outside the washington area. and. some came for a widely publicized weekend marathon rock festival. some came to get high. some came for some action and some came to stop. the war. during the rock festival, hundreds of cases of drug overdose and excessive drinking were reported with a mobile unit set up to disseminate drug informat

police are under the jurisdiction of the department of interior. this is a lot of governmental boxes at play now, and those officers are now under protocol are now on leave simply because this is rare that i looked it up before i went on air. i think the last time there was a park police shooting of us other a civilian was over 60 years ago at this stage. juliette the civil rights investigation. what exactly does that mean? and what would have to be proven there. so you have to prove intent at this stage. i mean, they're both this would be the federal civil rights, uh, claim that would give the u. s attorney's office and then, of course, the fbi jurisdiction that intent so the race of the passenger whether that played into how the police reacted to the situation, so, as i said at the beginning you police are trained to de escalate, so i never quite understand why, you know, you know, white people say well, the police were in an unusual situation. that is what police are trained for. and this seems semi unusual, but it is daytime at the passenger. th

historical park would likely be comprised of multiple locations in both california and department of the interiorould be expected a management plan. over the next three years. in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. tesla semi trucks are already getting hit with our first recall. the move comes just four months after the start of the electric vehicles deliveries, tesla is recalling them over a defective parking brake valve. it could fail to move into the park position when the parking brake is activated. the problem could allow the trucks to roll away. so far, there have not been any reports of accidents or injuries due to rollaway incidents. us government is rolling out stricter tax rules for electric vehicles they will reduce or cut tax credits on some zero emission models of full list will be out by april 18th with those qualifying models and tax credit amounts, but until then, consumers can claim the full tax credit. the program is part of the inflation reduction act abroad, clean energy tax and health care law passed last year , it's amos to make electric vehicles more affordable and speed

given the literacy movement organization in cooperation with the national affairs department of the ministry of interior the norwegian asylum affairs organization offers literacy courses for the age groups of 10 to 18 years old . the collection of 1054 people, adrien's news, the secrets of literacy with education and books , was covered by the late gholam mohammad mohammadi of yazd, a history researcher and a professor at the university of afghanistan. more than ten volumes of books on history and political identity in afghanistan have been published by this researcher. it is supposed to be a ceremony on the 40th day of his death this researcher should be held in kabul university, the identity of the country, the identity of the city, the cultural past of the city, the historical past of the city, gholam muhammad mohammadi, the author, researcher , afghan historian , was born in panjshir in 1333, and the world was. he studied history at kabul university and worked as a history teacher for many years gholam haiderkhan library replaced the history of the history of the history of nations, the controversie

and the department of interior. would you speak to how well the federal government is doing with a problem like this when the science is so many departments and agencies responsible for the strategy that i think you were talking to a little bit, who can be held accountable and how can any progress, lessons learned versus assesses be sure to probe -- learned or successes be shared appropriately? >> we do have leadership, which is extremely important. this is a complex issue and we are pleased to see that we are taking a one health approach. this is a problem of agriculture . we give jerks our animals in a preventative measure. we give drugs our pets, it happens in the environment and resistance occurs naturally. that coordination is key, and the fact that we have task force that are able to do that coordination across the government is very good. you had mentioned lesson learned. one of the recommendations we did make issue not only need to report on the progress, they do report yearly on the progress to the president

. >> it is an owner of this in the department of interior i see the great impact usually that is like people having especially with a small family think liquor store sells alcohol traditional alcohol but when they see this their vision is changed it is a small grocery store for them so they more options not just beer and wine but healthy options good for the business and good for the community i wish to have more good morning and welcome to the monday, april 10, 2023 meeting of the rules committee of the board of supervisor i'm supervisor dorse competence joined by vice chair walton and member safai. i want to express our graft to youed to our clerk mr. victor young and thanks also to the team at sfgovtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting our producer today, ms. janet:the board of spierzs are convening hybrid meetings allowing remote access and public comment via phone. equal access of essential and will be taking comment as follows. first it will be taken on each item. those in person will speak first and then take those on the phone bienful for those watching 26, 98 a

just last week, the department of interior announced the federal government may have to step in to helpmitted 2.6 million more dollars for cloud seeding and i just learned that the weather modification programs anticipate adding at least another 200 of those ground based cloud seeding machines before next season. they are really ramping up efforts because i know you give i asked you this already but environmentally safe, what has been put out? >> ginger: all the research shows that the amount of silver iodide that makes it to the ground is negligible. >> tomorrow, becky worley is going to have some tips for finding those sneaky leaks that are in our homes that could be wasting water and costing you money. coming up next here on "good morning america," sheryl lee ralph going to join us live. come on back. >> thursday live on gma, go with ginger to one of the most crystal-clear bodies of water anywhere and face-to-face with one of the most gentle giants. see a stunning release back into the wild you won't forget. thursday only on "good morning america." >> water. every drop shaped our wor

million clean energy demonstrations on current and former mind lands and 11 million for the department of interior for land reclamation in the mine lands. there's more money for wells and will thing etc. and then of course the incentives on top of that which are stackable for a lowering clean to those mine lands and if you consider the base manufacturing credit of 30% and if you locate in an energy community and if it's a community 20% now you are talking about a 50% credit to lower investments in those communities. it makes the job portion of the transition a much easier sell in working with those communities to make that happen. i know you obviously have the navajo nation as part of your constituency. working with them to help access some of these funds tend to put a plan together to lure the right kind of energy manufacturing opportunity is all part of the strategy that we are working on that's why we created an office of energy program to be on the ground in power plant communities because these solutions are critical. >> there's a grant from the novel foundation how nation $1.2 million grant

you look at the budget they proposed, department of interior, 9% increase, commerce, 11% increase, educationalmost a 14% increase. wherever you look, they still have their foot on the gas. america has to realize for our children and grandchildren, we have got to now finally say no just a little bit. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, a distinguished member of the budget committee, mm mr. espaillat. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. espaillat: i stand here in opposition of this act. house republicans' debt default bill holds the economy hostage in exchange for slashing investment in american families. to the tune of $4.5 trillion in cuts. this has happened. the debt ceiling extension has happened 78 times, mr. speaker. 49 times under republican administrations. so this is not new. this is an artificial crisis which can create catastrophic economic conditions across the world. not just the united states' economy, but the world economy can be affected. polic

i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record the letter from the department of interior detailing how these cuts would endanger the lives of our constituents. a 22% cut in funding would result in a 40% cut in the number of firefighters they employ to respond to the record number of wildfires and it reverses the bipartisan effort to build capacity in the wildlands firefighting workforce. if somebody who is fairly appreciative of the work that was done to fight fires where we lost 543 miles of forest and land i'm also concerned -- >> does the gentlelady have another document? without objection. >> i would just point out with regards to this letter that details a significant cut for funding. a significant cut for funding where we have indeed a problem of murdered indigenous women and the reason is we don't have enough law enforcement so there's a sense that feel like there's an opportunity to take advantage of that. do you have the letter, i think you might know it would result in 1700 fewer law enforcement personnel. is that correct? >> its 1500 personnel and instead of addressing t

of farmland. >> we cannot kick the can on finding solutions. >> reporter: under one proposal, the interior department second option would largely spare california because of its senior water rights, but hit arizona hard. so what we're boating under, you used to be able to boat over? >> you used to be able to boat over the top of this bridge. >> reporter: last year we visited arizona's lake powell, the second largest reservoir in the country has dropped so low, once sunken rock formations can be seen for the first time in decades. and there are fears the glen canyon dam will stop generating hydro power for millions of people in the west. the department of the interior says it's not picking a side yet on how to make the water cuts, but if the states don't come to a decision on their own, it will make cuts, later this summer. >>> the cdc reports that guns are the leading cause of death for children and teenagers. nearly 3600 have been killed by firearms so far this year. and it's not just kids. the new survey reveals just how widespread gun violence is in this country. narly one in five adults say they'

million in clean energy demonstrations on current and former mine grants. 11 billion for the department of interior for rand reclamation on abandoned mine lands. there is more money for gas wells and while capping et cetera. then of course the incentives on top of that which are stackable for alluring clean energy to those mine lands when you consider the base manufacturing credit of 30% and that if you located energy community could be 10 and if it's a tribal community 20% sooner talking 50% tax credit to lure investors in those communities. makes a job portion of the transition a much easier sell working with those communities to make that happen. you obviously have the navajo nation as part of your constituency. working with them to access of these funds and put a plan together to lure the right kind of energy manufacturing opportunity is all part of the strategy we are working on and we created office to be on the grounds in: powerplant communities because these places based solutions are critical. >> there is a grants on the navajo nation one point to million dollar grant i think during a sola

the department of the interior would be expected to come up with a management plan. over the next three years in san jose and reuben. ktvu fox two news. do it . five. you can now get all the sweets you could ever eat at a new candy shop in san francisco. it's sugar open 23 floor location at fisherman's work today. photojournalist martin holten took a tour brings us this report. why. to this is our take on a candy department store, so it's three levels and just under 30,000 square feet, and we're really bringing iconic, sugary treats to the masses. want to come in here. they want to have a good time. they're not coming here to do anything else but have an experiential experience, and that's just really neat about it . so they're here to find the perfect thing. perfect gift for someone or something for themselves today. luckily where would that fourth sentence in the commercials? you know, like the four out of 54 out of five dentists? yeah we're with that guy working in a place like this. i mean, it's everybody's kind of dream. when you think about it. you never though

the department of the interior would be expected to come up with a management plan.r the next three years in san jose and reuben. ktvu fox two news. well it seems like every week we're talking about an atmospheric river or bomb cyclone. it's been such an active pattern, but it looks like as we look ahead. we're not talking about that. we're talking about some shower chances, but no major storms headed our way. so we take this into the weekend. this forecast model tries to bring in a little bit of activity. it's only a chance and then in the next week there's still a chance of some scattered showers developing, but for the most part here in the bay area, it looks up. fairly quiet, not not quiet. we're still talking about the chance of some showers believe we're not talking about any major rainfall. so here's the plan this weekend, increasing clouds for tomorrow there is a slight chance of a shower and then on sunday, a sun cloud mixed with a north bay chance saturday will be the warmest day of the weekend. that means the warmest occasions will be in the low to mid six

much for asking the different departments to set out what it looks like in real terms of a pass this ask unanimous consent to insert into the record the department from interioretailing how they cuts would endanger our constituents. the 40% cut in the number of firefighters they employed to respond to the record number of wildfires. and it reverses the bipartisan efforts to build capacity in the workforce. as someone who is appreciative of the work consent to fight fires because we lost 543 square miles of forest and land was a scary and serious. i am also concerned. >> is a dental item one document or just want without objection. >> thank you. >> are just point out also with regards to this letter details the significant cuts for tribal funding. significant cuts for tribal funding we have indeed a problem. murdered and missing in dizziness women as we do not have enough law enforcement officers on the ground. so there is a sense the predators feel like there's an opportunity to take advantage of that jurisdiction. i think you would note that resulted in 1700 fewer law enforcement personnel for the bia, is that correct? >> reduced by over 1500 personnel. inst

of arts. and studied at the department. interiorist, as for the spiritual path, at that moment, probably, the inner the voice of the parents, especially the father, understood well that the theological school is possible, and the priesthood is deeply conscious. inside step and not in a hurry, but throw away her artist. i never stopped being a christian. being immersed in studies and having the only opportunity to sleep longer on sunday, still not a pass.

of arts. where did i enter and study at the department? as an interior artist, as far as the spiritual path is concerned, at that moment, probably, the inner voice of my parents still did not fully sound in me, especially my father understood well that the theological school is possible, and the priesthood is deeply conscious. inside step and did not rush things, but throw away her artist. i never stopped being a christian. being immersed in studies and having the only opportunity get some sleep on sunday. yet he did not miss a single early service in the cathedral. he also often spoke with metropolitan anthony. melnikov, at that time he occupied the belarusian department. my secret helped a young artist, he was always keenly interested in my life and my work. and how did a connoisseur of painting deign me to take some of my works to my country house near st. petersburg in komarovo when he became metropolitan of leningrad? and after the third year of study , i had a chance to go. to the triergy of lavrov and to receive icon-painting practice from maria n

auschwitz earlier compared her idea of ​​a departation, the bbc presenter, with the nazi british ministry of the interiorly trying to make migration and made it a foreign matter to put all the refugees somewhere so that they would not have legs. tang land so one of the latest initiatives of the ministry of internal affairs send migrants to where they came from they sailed on a barge in the sea off the coast of england let them rock on the waves. according to the latest opinion poll, 50% of britons think this is a great idea. and what is such a cloud across the sky, a barrel is moving, all the migrants are floating in the sea, claiming that the best ones will start running in britain, disappearing from all migration radars, than the suel drivermen or on a barge will settle in heaven, despite the promised gym and a view of the sea from every porthole garden adam from court. she has been living in a hotel for 2 years at the expense of britain his land is not going to move to the barge. and the mother has changed six hotels in england in three years and is ready to wander. no no. i won't go anywhere. i will

in the case of the federal government, i would think at least the stalk holders would be ther into -- interior, departmente, transportation and energy. but the goals and the objectives have to be achievable. and when you, when you pursue those goals and objectives and you find that they are not achievable, the cumulative effect on that is that it's certainly going to affect your vision. just the other day jennifer granholm, i heard her say that by 2030 all of the military -- [laughter] vehicles will be electric. you know? and i don't know, that kind of came out of the blue, and and i'm not sure there was a lot of coordination with that. finish. rachel: even if it was achievable, even if it was achievable, why would we want this as a goal when it makes us more dependent and vulnerable with our greatest enemy? i mean, there's no doubt especially after the balloon and the way they're taking over latin america and all these other places and what they're doing with our currency that they're not trying to take down america, and yet we're trying to transition to this. let me just play you this clip first really

of arts. where did i enter and study at the department? as an interiorist, as for the spiritual element, at that moment , probably, the inner voice of my parents still did not fully sound in me, especially my father understood well that the theological school is possible, and the priesthood is deeply conscious. inside step and did not rush things, but throw away her artist. i never stopped being a christian. being immersed in studies and having the only opportunity to sleep longer on sunday afternoon. still didn't miss a single one. early service in the cathedral. he also often spoke with metropolitan anthony. melnikov, at that time he occupied the belarusian department. my secret helped a young artist, he was always keenly interested in my life and my work. and how did a connoisseur of painting deign me to take some of my works to my country house near st. petersburg in komarovo when he became metropolitan of leningrad? and after the third year of study , i had a chance to go. to the trinity lavra and to receive icon-painting practice from maria nikolae

judicial authorities will be able to proceed with identification , the fire department said, meanwhile, the minister of the interiorof france said that there are from four to ten people under the debris as a precautionary measure, 32 houses in the area were evacuated in the city. and almost 200 residents of poltava rode bicycles. and before that , several hundred people joined the bicycle ride in the center of the city. in this way, funds were collected for a drone for the poltava aerial reconnaissance unit nightingale as it was, our anna morozova saw it more than 300 people gathered in the center of poltava, all of them came on bicycles because they wanted to participate in the charity ride of the cool donats p. oleksandr here with his grandson, we only prevent for victory for victory agreement everything just to be the victory is all the way to lisapetny, as well as to me, one with the said participation, and for our victory, everyone receives starting packages, yellow-blue flags, and we actively support our armed forces of ukraine and are constantly active attracted events that supported it, so today we found ou

you look at the budget they proposed, department of interior, 9% increase, commerce, 11% increase, education, almost a 14% increase. wherever you look, they still have their foot on the gas. america has to realize for our children and grandchildren, we have got to now finally say no just a little bit. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, a distinguished member of the budget committee, mm mr. espaillat. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. espaillat: i stand here in opposition of this act. house republicans' debt default bill holds the economy hostage in exchange for slashing investment in american families. to the tune of $4.5 trillion in cuts. this has happened. the debt ceiling extension has happened 78 times, mr. speaker. 49 times under republican administrations. so this is not new. this is an artificial crisis which can create catastrophic economic conditions across the world. not just the united states' economy, but the world economy can be affected. pol

of radiation . the first guard was from the fire department, which was then part of the ministry of the interior. uh, the first to arrive to eliminate the consequences of this disaster are not completely, understanding its consequences not completely assessing the possible consequences for properly behaving in these conditions, but then , uh, the most important thing was to eliminate this catastrophe in a timely manner so that this radiation would not spread everywhere . unfortunately, it turned out that the main blow was dealt to the republic. themselves and thereby prevented an even more terrible catastrophe, like scorched earth or the world's only polessky and radiation ecological reserve existed for 37 years. it was created in july 1988 in khvoynik, initially it was occupied territory of the 30-kilometer exclusion zone. today 216.000 hectares. of these, 68,000 are assigned to the experimental economic zone. now this territory has a completely different life. we will not forget the sacred pain of chernobyl. but the west cynically continues to play on the feelings of our peoples. london handed

, i am reading today the news that in chernihiv, for example, the ministry of the interior what if the local police departmentns a national special chatbot in telegram in order to collect information about war crimes, again if developing and spreading this communication infrastructure with the help of russian russian channels e-e chatbots is this not a threat or is it possible to refuse this or should there be some kind of policy , that is, communication policy, that is, in these, in these moments. well , let's start from the base, that is, if any person is of interest to any special service, they get the full picture of events, and here it is not important whether they use telegram, a signal in whatsapp, or whether there are no social networks at all, what mr. bogdanov says. she has an unconditional reaction, but you are right to point out such schizophrenia from the authorities, and we ourselves actively promote and use that why do we urge you to refuse? we need to decide in the same way that we once decided on nato and the register , just as we will now try to decide on the economy. someone's desire, they

this video from the scene shows a hole in the wall of the interior of the apartment and the vehicle is visible through the window. oakland fire department says the vehicle was traveling on. i 5.88 was struck from behind near an exit minute just crashed into the rear of the apartment building on arkansas street. the driver's foot was injured and had to he had to be taken to the hospital. nobody else, though, was hurt when the crash happened. student debt long been an issue here in california. but now a new bill going through the legislature seeks to provide relief to students. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, here at the state capital backers came by urge support for a piece of legislation they say is a crucial step to help students in debt. it's an issue impacting more than 3.9 million californians student debt as assembly member bloc but described wreaking economic havoc on many of the most economically vulnerable students across california. but now this democrat from downey is behind ab 11, 60. the bill she says will protect students are very specific kind of death called institutional debt. >> that is m

department stores of the republic of lenin lined up long steps waiting in vegas and hoping at the store to feel the exact atmosphere on the branch could not stream for hobbling. look at the luxurious interior. i am the lord of ukraine architects leo melech and romance. unique footage of the opening of the main department store countries on them girls salesgirls against the background of rolls of fabrics section of women's ready-made clothes products of the frunze factory future milavitsy. then she released the combs of the buttons of the leatherette bag. leather goods of the kuibyshev factory, which will later work under the haberdashery brand, the first sold belarusian radio receiver of the minsk radio plant, vacuum cleaners, washing machines for the capital, this was an event for the industry , a kind of summing up of what was done in the first post-war five years in the light industry. she demonstrated. the first successes through heroic efforts were restored to the military and created a new enterprise. rhythmic work began on the production of consumer goods , and the functions of the model house expanded, he began to create exclusive models in cooperation with electroma enterprises. t

ministry of the interior recommendations for the placement of portraits of heroes immortal regiment on the car they should not limit the driver's view of the departmentd that the photos of veterans and information. they have them on cars during the action is not an offense. the ministry of internal affairs of russia informs that posting photographs and other information about the heroes of the families of participants in the action on vehicles will not be an offense and does not provide for bringing to administrative responsibility, however, we remind you that images applied to vehicles should not restrict visibility from the driver's seat, it is recommended to place them on the rear and side rear passenger windows. in addition, in order for the photos to be preserved in a decent form, we advise you to mount them on the auto glass from the inside. let me remind you that there will be no traditional procession of the immortal regiment this year. well, new formats will appear. the hero’s photo can be placed on the glass of a car or on clothes, and a special designer is on the site of the immortal regiment, and you can print a portrait of a front-line s

of the entire spending for all u.s. national parks. i mean, the interior -- excuse me, the national park service saying the interior department ordered him0 million of that for the presidio and that this violated agency norms. >> yeah. and these numbers are staggering. it's difficult to give representative pelosi the benefit of the doubt when you're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars here for her district at the expense of others. i actually looked back at the press release that her office put out praising this funding and touting the inflation reduction act that it was part of and noting that republicans didn't vote for it. but what i'm curious about and what i think will be a very fascinating epilogue to her time in washington, d.c. is whether or not a lot of the biographers, for instance, those at time magazine or "usa today" who wrote biographies of the former speaker,they follow up on repors report or if they give her a free pass and thank her for her service in op -- and opposition to the former president. this is certainly one of the most powerful politicians in our lifetimes, and i think there's need for much more scru

the teachings of saadat the islamic department will be in charge on the 15th of march by the order of the leader of the revolution , sadegh tabatabai, and will go to the ministry of interior speed up the holding of the referendum. the 10th and 11th of april 1358 will be held all over the country. the part formed by taking that is from chapter 2, part 13, part 1 above , the first part is written in green color. the officials of the area will be eaten from the other part and they say that they would, but the people and your explanation of this part have received, one of them is written in green, the same sentence became the minister of rasht, that is, those who give the second part to the republic move up and down, which are in the third fund . with the red color of the islamic republic, they voted against. this part works and is in the fund to monitor the areas of time . when the participants announced the details of how to hold the tunes again , the most recent criticism was not the name of other political systems in the ears. next to the islamic republic on the page hey aras, the distance of the first coin, how many types of government are reported, what are the types of