invigorate and in while it contributes different ways to nourish increase the general mass of the national navigation. it looks forward to the protection of a maritime strength to, which itself is an equally adapted the east in a like with the west already finds and in the progressive improvement of interior communication as by land and water will more and more find a valuable event for the commodities which it brings from abroad or manufactures at home. the west derives from the east supply is requisite to its growth and comfort in what is perhaps of still consequence. it must necessity of the secure enjoyment of indispensable outlets for its own productions to the weight, influence and the future maritime strength of the atlantic side. the union. directed by an indissoluble community interest as one nation. any other tenure by which the west can hold the sustained dual advantage, whether derived from its own separate strength or from an a pass apple state and natural connection with any power must be precarious while there on every part of our country thus feels thus feels an immediate and particul

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national security and interest. companies that are over there working with tiny state owned or state backed enterprises will have little ability to navigatesn't relate to national security and sexually world war ii with the russia china access in the u.s. china confrontation that could be fully global. i'm telling american companies for a long time, if you don't have a strategy for de- risking china, you're headed into a whole lot of trouble. it's time for ceos and boards and shareholders to start looking at china risk differently. the copies are going in there and basing their strategies on china revenue in a growth forecast. that's not a growth strategy for the geopolitics in the 2020s. they gotta change course when they still can produce can be very hard to change course. maria: the corporate sector seems to be interested in selling to 1.4 billion people in china, how do you make that change to make corporate america understand that there is serious national security risks here. all those banks that had an interview with jamie dimon when he was about to set up a spanking china, somebody other major banks in china they can be rated anyt

nationals. is there also a parallel plan to try to navigate and negotiate humanitarian access and mentoring, or doors, or sunni citizens, and those ones that are, that are leading from the capital right now? that remains to the questions we might be asking for days. the army says it will facilitate evacuations. does that mean they are anticipating more violence? yeah, listen these guys from the notes that have been intent on killing each other and the history of sudan, the military men, made the same miscalculation without much ability. it seems for personal self reflection that to try to go at it in a military solution had on usually doesn't work out very well. neither for them neither for the country that they claim to. ready ready be quote unquote, defending and neither for the regent. so yes, i think that there is in the fighting but at the same time i still would be skeptical of the hurts and the military words of saying that they are willing to cooperate on evacuation. well, it is for national that stay here, you know, and their own certainly citizens at the same time, we have to just obs

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parts, the russian regional subsidy, our already all the benefits for air navigation and other services served at minsk nationalwhich we can provide , and perhaps some elements of our subsidies within the framework of the money of the ministry of transport, including for the budget ones that are , but everything needs to be good here. very calculated. and so i think, if from these three components, we are in general in total. uh, let's make up the economy of each flight, then that's it will go. this is a small contribution to the belarusian side. and i think the effect will be simply colossal. we see that such a belarusian-russian theme is not only about the economy. yes, this is the social sector. yes, here is the flight program. they are important for business and for people. and for you , what is the number one issue for today, i would single out issues, of course, in industry , this one, uh, these are our technological operations and the development of our joint cooperation projects. this is priority number one the second is public procurement, electronic digital signature and the third is really the openin

really matters is at a time like now when there's much, so much mistrust of the nation's elites and and how they're navigating really turbulent economy that we live in. unfortunately so we run out of time. we can't get. oh, i promise i'll be quick. oh, well, okay. here. okay. or we could talk after. but but the lady behind you gets gets a one on one with john. okay. excellent. either one is great. all my life i've been hearing about the gnp and if it rises, that's wonderful. let the s&p goes up, etc. and if people have more and more every year. but we at a time, if i'm not mistaken, where we're running out of materials, we're running out of energy, which taken millions of years to create. and i want you speak to climate versus awe and, factoring in how you decide about the economy. right. all right. i'll try to do it fast because i know. i know we're not in time. this is another moment of. turbulence in transition, many people would argue i'm not going to engage in the debate that the climate is changing in ways that have the potential to be very disruptive to humans and other species, and that it needs to be

borders with new defense agreements and military bases, and for nations illegally building militarized islands and try to limit freedom of navigation in the south china sea, threatening our allies in the region when they worked with us. and cozying up to putin and the toller and other tyrants. a has gotten to the point where these foreign ministry is now seeking to intimidate the speaker of the house and other members of congress, just for supporting democracy and self determination for the people taiwan. ah, i a g s m c. manufacturers, 90 percent of the advanced global supply of advanced semiconductor shifts. if, if china invades and either owns or breaks us, we're, we're in a world of hurt, you know, globally, it, congressman, it almost sounds like the case that would be made in the 60 seventy's and eighty's or by america was spending so much money and military resources in the middle east, oil was so important for the economy is, is this sort of the 21st century version of that? i think it's about democracy and freedom. ah, that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'

borders with new defense agreements and military bases, and for nations illegally building militarized islands and try to limit freedom of navigation in the south china sea, threatening our allies in the region when they worked with us. and cozying up to putin in the toller and other tyrants. a gotten to the point where these foreign ministry is now seeking to intimidate the speaker of the house and other members of congress, just for supporting democracy and self determination for the people tawan. oh, a cmc manufacturers 90 percent of the advance global supply of advance semiconductor shifts. if, if china invades and either owns or breaks us, we're in a world of hurt, you know, globally, it congressman, it almost sounds like the case that would be made in the 60 seventy's and eighty's or by america was spending so much money and military resources in the middle east oil was so important for the economy is, is this sort of the 21st century version of that? i think it's about democracy and freedom. blue moon. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next ti

borders with new defense agreements and military bases, and for nations illegally building militarized islands and try to limit freedom of navigation in the south china sea, threatening our allies in the region when they worked with us. and cozying up to proven, and the toller and other tyrants. ah, it's gotten to the point where these foreign ministry is now seeking to intimidate the speaker of the house and other members of congress, just for supporting democracy and self determination for the people taiwan. ah ah, we're in a world of her. i think it's about democracy and freedom ah . was turned now to an update on a story we've been following in the last hour or so. a large blast that rocked the russian city of belgrade. the russian events ministry now says it was caused by quote, an unplanned descent at aviation ammunition. the explosion left part of a nearby housing complex damage. emergency services are at the scene and have told people to evacuate the area. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour with you k

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navigate. i spoke to john covey from the us national security council, here in the warring sides to end hostilities and find a diplomatic solution. we don't believe that a military solution is achievable here in this particular case, and that's why we're staying in near daily contact with both military leaders. general hahn in general committee to continue to urge them to abide by the sea fires that they themselves say they want to see and to find a path forward here for a transition to civilian authority. but look, you know, we've got to take this in steps the step right now that's right in front of us is getting the violence down, getting the shooting to stop so that people don't have to live in fear so that foreign nationals who want to leave can leave and humanitarian assistance can get to the people of cartoon in particular, but across the country. that's got to be the 1st thing in front of us. secondly, we're going to stay in touch with both factions to try to find a way to urge both of them to get back to the table, to discuss one with one another, a way to transition here to civilian author

from the from the audience which is what lessons can we learn to help the country better navigate the next national threat? what systems in place do we need to have to ensure safety? so that's not quite any of your focus. but i'm curious, i mean, partly suppose my insight i don't think i have any answers. you know, i wrote about this really recently actually what why we may not be able to do so well with handling pandemics and what we need to change. and of course money is a big part of it. we need to fund public health in a big way, need better data systems. we need coordination between federal and state. but some of those things, as we were talking about earlier, are baked into the country. and unless are some real legal changes, not clear that those are going to go away. and in terms of just countering, you know, getting ahead of the misinformation, i think that we've been talking here about how to get, you know, do it early and do it often and do it clearly. if a pandemic wasn't going to isn't going to make the public support more funding for public health. i don't know what will right and and

as on a real map in creative navigation, for example, in the central region of 22 districts of the object on a linen foundation , the nationalria koto-bake straw bird are already flaunting, that is, we must pass the straw weaving to embroidery, here are mainly tambour shows decorating various decorating seams in active seam project. in my opinion, quite interesting before that somehow there was nothing of the kind in this welded, applied borders of the region and on this fabric. every means of embroidery depicts its features authentic cards. from all regions of the country , local craftsmen will be sent to mogilev. they will assemble it like a puzzle into a single tapestry, according to the plan, the size of a solid map of belarus will be three by two and a half meters, and by the summer the creative navigator will suggest new routes and cultural landmarks to tourists. for western christians today , palm sunday is accompanied by the traditional lighting of willow bunches , which in our latitudes symbolize palm branches, the name 2000 years ago in ancient jerusalem , the messiah riding on donkeys was welcomed in all catholic

national security and defense. in st. petersburg, the last preparations for the season of bridges open on monday on the neva navigation experts check the technical condition of world-famous buildings, old details, unique mechanisms. each span should be not just smooth gallant, as valery kuznetsov was convinced that a real gentleman was carefully watching this one hundred years ago, it was called the peter veliktinsky bridge, and for a short time it became the tower bridge in the cult film directed by igor maslennikov the adventures of sherlock holmes and dr. watson along these steps home and watson descended to the neva according to the plot to the thames and the peter the great bridge played the role of the london bridge, of course, it is remotely similar to the taurian, but still the operator is wonderful, worked out no doubt, got divorced, as if by magic, open the door the lock also stands 100 years ago, only the key has changed a little. and so everything is the same. the main thing is not to lose the key. yes, the key is very expensive 127 steps lead to a glass cube. it used to shine here. the lighthouse pointed

skin district of the minsk region famous for, you have navigation of the central archion 22 objects linen near murka is already adorned with the nationaler of god boots, the nesvizh town hall is a mini copy of the acquaintances of the rukh dvonuls and here is the amusing hero of the people justifying the cat. taji, for all relatives beautiful, outers under the sharze will be a cultural map of the regional centers on rudny , we embroider a straw bird. that is, we must convey the weaving itself in embroidery; here , mainly, tambour stitches decorating various decorating seams are presented, the loop stitch is a project that, in my opinion, is quite interesting. before that, there was nothing like this. they come in two districts, which are not quite neighboring, so that it would be more convenient to somehow sit side by side and embroider each of its applied borders of the districts and on this fabric. every means embroidery depicts its features justi. out internation maps from all regions of ukraine on mogilev, tanas may stretch, borussia puzzle. one habilen according to the plan of the death of the social map of belarus will be three b

navigator from alexander another tone. stitch by stitch , on the fruitful foundation of linen , the national sanctuary of the mother of godf butslavskaya nesvizh city hall grows a mini copy of the famous rukh carpets and even the amusing hero of the folk rite kota stove landmarks, where cultural wealth is stored minsk region is manually created by our masters of the projection. in my opinion, quite interesting before this somehow. there was nothing like this. they come in two districts, which are not quite adjacent, so that it would be more convenient to somehow sit side by side and embroider each of its own applied borders of the district on this fabric. each means of embroidery depicts its own characteristics. project. national spagshina. belarus will unite all regions of their cultural heritage, original crafts and colorful brands. when all this is already done, somewhere in april. yes it is everything will go to mogilev of the mogilev center of creativity entrusted to collect all this into the republican canvas both on a real map and in the creative navigation of the central region also 22 objects this time the thread

a strategic rival, and as it navigates going forward, particularly surrounding taiwan, that impact its relationship with the international community. japan, the host nation what's going on on its doorstep in the taiwan strait and the last week orso taiwan strait and the last week or so as something of top concern, clearly it wants that to be the top of the agenda. we saw, for example, last week what was called a simulated encirclement, a huge high scale encirclement, a huge high scale encirclement of taiwan from beijing. many saying that this has been quite a provocative gesture. beijing, for its part, sees taiwan as part of its territory and hasn't ruled out reclaiming this territory whereas taiwan for its part of a democratically elected and they see the democratic governance as being vital to its continuation. the delicate balance here for g7 nations is going to be balancing politics and the economy. many countries, for example, have one that nick wanted to court beijing separately. we saw the president of france, and trying to build deals and ties committed apprentice coming across as a united front. we heard that it is a common and concerted effort,

our witness testimony and i look forward to all of your perspectives and how we might navigate this dilemma. the national institutes of health will need to continue to support good research into the risk poses and how we combat those risks. we need to ensure that our health and research work force is strong enough to address these challenges from physicians and nurses, the whole spectrum of the health workforce has a role to play and we need to make sure our health centers and research labs are equipped. while the threat is increasing on the radar for the general public, it presents a constant threat for some individuals with certain health conditions, such as cystic fibrosis. they rely on antibiotics to treat ongoing risks of infections. patients know the serious threats that antibiotic dash cam posed to your health if you have cystic fibrosis. the public health challenges are serious and are growing, i think that chairman for holding this hearing and look forward to the discussion with our witnesses. i yelled back. >> that conclude -- i yield back. >> that concludes opening statements. members opening

suppression of communication channels, the control and navigation of an unmanned aerial vehicle that illegally enters the facility, according to the national guard, while guarding the zaporozhye and kursk nuclear power plants, up to 9 remote control signals for drones in the zone are daily recorded and suppressed. services can only stop the operation of flying vehicles. but besides them, there are , for example, ground and surface drones. the latter were used on last week, during the attack in sevastopol, our sailors recaptured it, no one was injured , however, it is important to consider on the hunting row, so that all the structures responsible for security today could formally respond to potential sabotage. e. the same, for example, the national guard will not be able to stop e. uh, an unmanned object that moves on water, because they don’t have such rights, so it’s necessary to fix the law so that such opportunities exist. this is the goal of their protection not only of objects, but also of people introduced to the state duma the law on the project, which gives the security forces the right to disable any type of drones, such powers m

suppression of communication channels , control and navigation of an unmanned aerial vehicle, which is illegal penetrates the facility according to the nationalguarding the zaporozhye and kursk npps, up to 9 remote control signals for drones are daily recorded and suppressed in the zone , hundreds of flying drones are stopped by department departments, today, according to the law , law enforcement agencies can stop the work of only flying vehicles. but besides them, there are , for example, ground and surface drones. the last apus were used last week during the attack in sevastopol. our sailors recaptured it, no one was injured along with it is important to consider na okhotno ryad, so that all the structures responsible for security today can formally respond to potential sabotage. e. the same, for example, the national guard will not be able to. eh, stop. uh, an unmanned object that moves on water, because they don’t have such rights, so it’s necessary to fix the law so that such opportunities exist. these are goals to protect not only the object, but also people; therefore , a law on a project was submitted to the state duma, which gives t

navigate their new home. the head of the galapagos national park directorate said that the captive breeding program, togetherlo again. today essentially is a day of sunshine and some heavy showers and also very windy conditions. thus to gale force even severe gales around some of our coasts. we could have as much as 70 mile an hour gusts around the southwest approach is for example, southwest approach is for example, so could lead to disruption. you can find warnings on the bbc weather page and don't forget to check out our app. page and don't forget to check out ourapp. it page and don't forget to check out our app. it is because of this area of low pressure. it has been steadily pushing across us through the course of the small hours of today we could have gusts of 50 mph inland across southern counties, along the coast of south and west wales and south and approaches as much as 70. so some large waves being whipped up. across northern ireland, the wind also strengthening. we are looking gusts of 45-50 strengthening. we are looking gusts of 45—50 inland, 60 along the north coast of northern ireland. so aga

few days for the open all-russian contest of childhood navigators , which is conducted by the ministry of education within the framework of the nationalject, according to the results of the competition , a personnel reserve of advisers to directors of education for educational institutions of 40 regions of the country will be prepared. now pilot projects are being implemented by more than 18,000 russian schools. april 4 is a memorable date in the military history of russia april 4, 1945, the liberation of bratislava, soviet troops liberated the main city of slovakia, bratislava it took only 2 days from the nazi invaders after a deep detour of marshal malinovsky's troops to expel the nazis from bratislava with grateful words. the majestic monument to the liberator on mount slaven was erected. daria trepova, who is accused of a terrorist attack that killed a tatar war correspondent at a trebov meeting. delivered from st. petersburg to moscow investigator's request. it takes place behind closed doors, directly communicating with the courthouse. our correspondent varvara nevskaya, she is in direct contact with us. and varvara tell me if t