name of allah, the most high, while continuing to review the articles 3 and 4 of the government bill, today, good approvals were received in department of removing obstacles facing the private sector, cooperative sector and dear entrepreneurs, i am very quick to point out some of the problems of our entrepreneurs. the first is to solve the verification problem, or better yet, the tools to get bank facilities. we have expanded the range of tools . take the problem that farmers don't have property documents, but they have land, they have equipment , companies that have their own brand have a value, we allowed the government to take over all of this as tools, but it can provide a great help to companies and entrepreneurs in the fourth article that to acquire and the work was dedicated and the revocation of any business license depended solely on the national licensing system and we tried to solve the ambiguities that existed regarding the lawyers' association, the psychology and counseling center, etc. in this law. one of the problems that our import export sector has is the frequent changes i

such a bill. todayed by the state duma in the second reading, it will help replenish the federal budget by 300 billion rubles. in direct connection with the facts of the lower house of parliament our correspondent dmitry morocco hello dmitry. is it known which companies will pay this tax? yes, natasha i welcome the excess profit tax, as the name implies, it will affect representatives of large businesses, small and medium-sized enterprises will not pay it. there are also a number of exceptions, in particular for the oil company and the coal industry. uh, the bill establishes a one-off need to be emphasized here. what exactly is a one-time tax, and for those whose profit for 2021-222, on average, exceeded 1 billion rubles. the tax rate will be 10% of the amount. uh, windfall tax must be paid no later than january 28 of the following year and the total income. here in the so-called winoltex, the government tentatively predicts at the level of 300 billion rubles. today, the main discussions were connected

republican governor kim reynolds says she will sign the bill today. it was approved by the state's republican-led state legislature tuesday. protesters descended on the state capitol during the one-day special session. a hearing on a challenge to the new law is scheduled for today before the governor's planned signing. >>> and in a landmark decision, the fda approved the first over-the-counter birth control pill to be sold in the u.s. the daily pill called o-pill should be on store shelves by early next year. it's been available by prescription for 50 years. women's health advocates are hailing the decision, while groups such as the catholic medical association oppose it. >> i think having access to birth control is really important for women, and this is another way to get easier access. >> the medication should not be over the counter. i think a doctor needs to be counseling and discussing this with patients if that's what the patient is choosing. >> the fda says the pill will be available to anyone of reproductive age without parental approval. >>>

this bill today, which was known as the reasonableness bill. this bill is just one part of a package of proposals to overhaul the judiciary that was 1st proposed in january. and the initial proposal, which eventually the prime minister backed away from there was an even another bill that was even more contentious and which essentially would have allowed members of parliament to override over rules supreme court. this visions well, when they initially tried to pass that package up proposed laws, there was enormous anger. there was a general strike. there was huge pressure on the prime minister. in late march, he backed away from that show that he tried to forge compromise going forward. that didn't happen, detox between him and the opposition broke down in the past couple of weeks. the prime minister wanted to get this one bill through the can. that's it the for the summer recess of portland, which is going to happen later this month. well, he's now been successful, but it would cost because this country is more divided than ever before. it is e

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the senate judiciary committee is discussing the bill today. it already passed the assembly. at the same time, san francisco police ar searching for the driver in a hit and run. this happened on van ness avenue in the mission district on saturday. police have revealed and released details but say the victim was a man. >>> nine alameda county supervisors are expected to give approval to a plan that could send people to jail for watching a sideshow. under the proposal, spectators could be fined $1000 or spend up to three months in jail if they are caught wiet of the illegal car events. if approved, it would become effective in 30 days. >>> a proposed california rule would crackdown on license plate data. the bill would require data to be destroyed in 30 days unless it is being used for evidence against investigating felonies. it would also prohibit law enforcement from sharing the data with out-of-state agencies. the bill now heads to the senate. >>> executives were called before congress to testify about a planned merger between saudi-backed liv golf and the pga. natalie brand

>> sure. >> i would say probably desantis or maybe trump. >> bill: okay. as of today there you are. ence, desantis, hutchinson, ramaswamy, scott and trump. all of them. >> yes, sir. >> bill: who impresses you? >> i tell you what, there are three candidates that are really doing their part to reach out to the evangelical vote in iowa that i believe that are doing a good job doing that. one of them is vivek ramaswamy who is turning the head of a lot of evangelical voters. speaking our love language and doing some things we want to hear. he did well at the family leader's summit this past weekend. senator tim scott is doing great. he is doing the hard work of retail politics in the state looking people in the eye and shaking their hands and listening to voters. in particular the evangelical voters. having meetings with pastors. another person that i believe is really, really playing well, governor ron desantis and he is fantastic. and just as you heard penny say, there are a lot of people that really like what they see with him and i think that a lot of evangelical voters do as well. i

instead what are we left with, hearings and bills on gas stoves. and todayn the lesser prairie chicken and the northern longeared bat. that's what we are here to debate, mr. speaker. i think the american people would be deeply disappointed at the choice and priorities that house republicans are pursuing. let's get back to the core issues at hand. let's negotiate in good faith. let's do the people's business. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: thank you, mr. speaker. let's just go back and look at what's been said over the last few months. for the last few months the administration and extreme congressional democrats have been spreading lies that house republicans were cutting veterans benefits. these lies were merely design to score cheap political points at the expense of our veterans. let's go through a few of the quotes from extreme democrats. president biden stated on may 4, i quote, republicans in congress propose budget cuts that would thr

but hmm there's no bill today because we we plan to add we will amend the law by the second reading.will roughly talk about the next general meeting of tenants is going to be mandatory and considering the question of whether it transfers e? does she have the authority to run wires into the house? the management company or the hoa yes or does not transfer? well, if there is competition, is it possible to hope that the cost of services will still be profitable? the question is somehow controlled. we will ask the colleagues of our respective state structure yes , and the major players themselves providers. on this market. still, we should at least give such preliminary forecasting calculations, because today they are quite convincing in this argument about why the price should at least stabilize during development, and quality, because they say, well, it seems to be lowered, we don’t guarantee yet, but we guarantee that for the same money we will provide more. so faster, better quality. well, and so on and so forth. we will also try to fix this for the second reading. that's all you wat

today. as we get information on this, welcome to the end of the week. i'm billmer live in new york city. >> dana: amazing news. there has been podcasts, documentaries, books, novels, some police officers never thought it would be solved but app apparently they have the suspect today. the news overnight police arrested in suspect. a mere 20 minute drive from the beach where the bodies were found. >> the killings date back to december of 2010. that is when police found the bodies of four women, the remains all wrapped in burr lap and left on the beach. >> dana: police later found the bodies of six more people. that brought the total to ten. all of them found murdered on the same small beach fueling fears of a serial killer. >> let's get to lauren green to try to figure out what we think we know at the moment. >> just as you say this has been the most intense investigation for a supposed serial killer on long island for more than a decade. police joined by the f.b.i. have been searching for the suspect in the murders. this morning they made an arrest. witnesses say

essentially what he said is this bill that passed today was not destroying democracy, he said, it is the democratic will of the voters. they do have a majority this the israeli parliament with the majority needed to pass this bill. he had some criticism for the opposition, saying during the freeze, he claim the opposition would hear any of their offers. he also had some strong words for the protesters we have seen all day. he said they were blocking access, blocking streets, blocking people going about their day-to-day lives, but for the protesters, they see this as a life-and-death situation for democracy. netanyahu said he would continue negotiations with the coalition. what was passed today is just one aspect. this bill today would tack away the supreme court's ability to declare government's actions unreasonable. there's already legal challenges to it. but he said they will push ahead with other bills, and will be open once again to at least attempt negotiations with the other side. boris? >> huge news out of the israel. hadas gold, thank you. >>> the site that was once known for

participate in local parliamentary and presidential elections from three to five years for the relevant bill todayn the second reading in the parliament of moldova voted for the initiative to ban members of these parties from participating in the elections, all the deputies who were in the hall from the ruling party acted and solidarity well before the bill provided that the relevant restrictions would be introduced for three years, as we can see now they can be extended up to five years. i will also remind you that the constitutional court of moldova decided to recognize the party on june 19 shor is unconstitutional, according to this decision, this political force is considered dissolved, and the ministry of justice of the republic is tasked with creating a commission for its liquidation and exclusion from the state register. a very ambiguous word is to recognize the party as dissolved. well, you know when to talk about the shor party and its relationship with russia and putin that's it. maybe it was, maybe it was run down by this party, that's how it seemed to me , and donald trump. well, witho

could lead the policy in accordance with the decision of the majority of the country. citizen of bill today is a sad day, a day of destruction. the day, if we hate, i looked at the coalition celebrating and ask, what do you celebrating? you're dismantling the jewish state. we have people who upset together in the reserves for 30 years, cancel the annual meeting. this extreme government is celebrating the moment when they managed to throw into the dustbin everything that connects us with the us, described the passing of the bill in israel as unfortunate. the white house said president dra bite and has publicly i'm privately expressed as do that major changes must have a broad consensus as the grief 5 minutes to it says the country is up to the wall with wall fires. 5 fights has continued to battles, more than 18 blazes. high temperatures and strong winds are finding the flames. tens of thousands of taurus have been forced to evacuate from popular where they items. 34 people have died in wall 5 in algeria including 10 soldiers on fire fights into 2 separate as of 48 degrees celsius and strong

>> sandra: it did. >> bill: dana is out today and back tomorrow. i'm bill hemmer.

we have seen a couple of senate bills. todayher in twitter spaces with elon musk who has just launched his own ai company. they moved from congress and an official hearing to this twitter space which they mentioned they want to be a more productive conversation devoid of the politics. we saw lawmakers as well as elon musk being open to some sort of measured government regulation and so i think they are asking very basic questions. should we be providing guardrails? who should be providing those guardrails? who has the expertise to make those decisions? and we saw slightly different answers from these three guys who were in conversation today. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it was like constant mental torture. gambling and alcohol was just a momentary respite in the same continuous negative force. losing his grandfather hit him hard. his gambling started soon after, but it reached a point when he felt death was his only way out. one day he left n

>> i'm proud to say kim reynolds is here and she signed a great heartbeat bill today. we were able to do that in florida. we had a lot of opposition to that. i'm proud to have been a pro-life governor and i will be a pro-life president. of course i want to sign pro-life legislation. i think it is something that we need to develop a culture of life in this country. if you look over the last 50 years, we allowed practices that were barbaric. post birth abortions. abortions when you have a fully formed baby seven months in. i don't think rome was built in a day. i think it will take time to make progress in some parts of the country, but as president i will be somebody who will use the bully pulpit to support governors like kim reynolds when she's gotten -- when she's got a bill. this is a critical issue and one that i'm happy to have done. and, oh, by the way, this is an issue where i had a lot of supporters who work averse to me on this. donors saying they did not want to support me if i stood for life. it has been written about how i lost a lot of really big supporters

bill today is a sad day, a day of destruction. the day if we hate, i looked at the coalition celebrating and ask, what do you celebrating? you're dismantling the jewish state. we have people who upset together and that was, is for 30 years cancel the annual meeting. this extreme government is celebrating the moment when they managed to throw into the dustbin. everything that connects has been in some have, has more from the protests in tel aviv say been processing here like this. similarly for this, for the last 29 weeks. and it really turned out to be fairly inputs in protests because they've been protesting against ridiculous homes. and they've lost, they've gone through people who are very angry, upset visibly because they pay a salary sort of a small island in a sense of a more conservative country. the hey, why the programs have been met from minnesota leda. now the blue and white policy. he says with direct responsibility if everything's happening now lies . the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who says in front of the pen

we have seen a couple of senate bills. todayher in twitter spaces with elon musk, who just launched his own ai company, and that's significant. they've moved from congress and an official hearing to this twitter space which, at the top, they mentioned they wanted to be in more productive conversation devoid of the politics. so, what we saw was both lawmakers as well as elon musk being open to some form of measured government regulation, and so i think they are asking very basic questions. should we be providing guardrails? who should be providing those guardrails? who has the expertise to make those decisions? and we saw slightly different answers from these three guys who were in conversation today. is there a sense because we heard this twitter spaces, around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news: bringing you different stories from across the uk. serving a vital community function, badges has been here since the 19th century but it could be gone by the end of the summer. it is notjust tennis, it is a communi

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that trump used tens of millions of dollars in donations from his supporters to pay his legal bills. today, campaign finance filings poised to reveal that his pac spent more than $40 million to pay lawyers. the bills soaring so high that the pac had to request a rebund of $60 million it sent to another group that supports trump. a spokesperson for ron desantis seizing on those numbers, tweeting, "maga grandmas were scammed out of their social security checks in order to pay a billionaire's legal bills." >> david: let's bring in pierre thomas, live in washington. of course, this is the special counsel's mar-a-lago case. jack smith, we know, also investigating january 6th, not only thecapitol, the planning, and this alleged scheme to send fake electors to try to keep trump in power. i'm curious, pierre, what are your sources telling you tonight, when can we expect to hear whether jack smith will indict in that case, too, and, of course, this is something that trump has predicted himself, and soon. >> reporter: david, the grand jury investigating trump's role regarding january 6th will likely

. >> bill: dana is out today and back tomorrow. i'm bill hemmer. big welcome back to our colleague and partner in crime here. office mate of sorts. >> sandra: great to send the morning with you. we spend a lot of time together sharing that wall up there. sandra smith, good to be with you as the former president deals with his growing legal troubles while campaigning for the white house. the crowded field for -- of republican challengers are working to respond to the latest headline involving the frontrunner as they chart their own course to the white house. >> bill: aishah hosni is looking at that. president trump's town hall. big showing in iowa. good morning to you, aishah. >> the former president says the whole thing really bothers him. democrats are trying to prevent him from returning to the white house. >> it is election interference. never been done like this in the history of our country. what is happening to our country, whether the borders, elections, or things like this where the d.o.j. has become a weapon for the democrats, an absolute

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market water of the morning, david, microsoft and off of it kick off after the bill today. ion, which of those two companies is best positioned with a i? >> in particular i believe microsoft has to be one of the best positioned companies today as they made the early $30 billion investment in the chat gbg which is the fastest act to reach 100 million participants, and two months. it to facebook for years to do that so who's going to be on top? i think google is positioned well but a lot to lose in comparison to microsoft us microsoft is integrating chat gbg and a subscription -based model as opposed to google which is more on driven so subscription -based will ultimately win long run because it's got people going in here but microsoft integrated ai into the search engine so google has dominated, if we can get thing to give streamlined answers, i think you'll find google has a lot to earn. when you talk about ai, privacy is important and a big consideration when you give away information that all of google's ai engineers are actually china so i think that concerns americans in

infrastructure and so much more all on the line as lawmakers are sparring over the massive defense bill today a bill that was bipartisan until the far right lawmakers got their way last night, and the culture wars now threatening the must-pass bill. >> hollywood is going dark, and unprecedented strike shutting down productions and the actors are joining the writers on the picket line which has not happened in more than 60 years. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan, and this is cnn "news central." >>> we begin with what is happening in russia with a new interview with the russian newspaper, and russian president vladimir putin is looking to divide the top wagner fighters from the leader yevgeny prigoshin, and he said that the paramilitary group simply does not exist. the russian president was referring to the legality of the mercenary group as he described the meeting with the wagner fighters and the boss, and the krim kremlin says that happened five days after prigozhin led a fafail ed coup with the military. so, alex, what are you learning about this conversation that putin says that he had, a

it is an emergency today. >> these emergency bills have the backing of the mayor but not all democratsn the district are on board. >> the quicker that a bad guy is arrested, the greater the deterrent effect and the quicker that person is off the street and will not be committing another crime. that is the most effective and the most immediate thing we can do to reduce crime. i don't hear any discussion about that from the mayor and that's really what's needed. >> it's a dramatic about face from the city council's chairman who insisted there wasn't a crime crisis four months ago when pressed by lauren boebert. >> do you still stand, under oath, and state that there is not a crime crisis in washington, d.c.? >> yes, because if you look at carjackings. >> that's remarkable. >> take a look at the stats compared to the same time last summer. we'll pull it up. sexual abuse up by 38%. robbery 52%. violent crime up 33% and violent crime up. from living in this city, it does seem like everybody who lives here this summer has a story to tell how their once safe neighborhood is no longer secure.

they are expecting more rain later today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. ith of rain in vermont happened in hours. it's finally moving out later today. more flooding expected in vermont's cata

they are expecting more rain later today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. slow-moving storm that left up to two months with of rain in vermont happened in hours. it's finally moving out later today. more flooding expected in vermont's capital. a dam north of city could exceed capacity sending a fresh torrent of water into the already flooded city. >> dana: we find meteorologist ian oliver. give us your update. i can see you there. >> yeah, dana. -- poor audio. transition from what -- as all this water rushes from the higher terrain into the lower valleys. the creeks, the rivers, those have been rising quickly. flood stage, the winooski river in front of me here, 100 yards that way is -- (choppy audio. >> dana: difficult to hear you, ian. we're having difficulty hearing you. there are distressing situations there. all right. ian, thank you so much. check back in with you. everyone stay safe and stay in touch with local officials on what you need to do. >> as i've said before, we take nato takes, all of us take article five literally, one inch of nato territor

but again, the bill before us today does none of that. again, we would love to work together in a bipartisan manner, as the transportation and infrastructure committee has done, to present a really good forward-looking bill to address our nation's aviation needs. and we'd like to extend it throughout the work before us for the good of the people. with that i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. howmrs. houchin: mr. speaker, i like to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, ms. malliotakis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. malliotakis: thank you. i rise in support of h.r. 3941. i'm proud to co-sponsor this legislation with congressman mark molinaro, also from the state of new york. there are two people who are truly responsible for the crisis that we see of seven million illegal immigrants who have come to the united states. and that is our president, who decided to open the borders without any type of process, any t

congress, we created a bipartisan bill. today i can say i played apart with the help of a few friends, one of them is on stage, who galvanized the action. apart in the passage of the trafficking victim protection act, the first lot in the united states. [applause] it was the circle of voices i wanted to acknowledge. very often, when we do the work, we forget the work that our fellow women have helped us do. i went back and set up an ngo to help the girls who the mothers wanted to protect. there was a lot of danger, patriarchy, restitution is as old as the hills, nothing can be done. i was trying to get to the girls into school and facing challenges. i remember misses clinton came to calcutta. she came to visit us. i gave her a photograph of her with a girl practicing karate. that literally is the sense of my book, in which a girl at 14 years old, escaped the sex trade by becoming a kung fu champ. [applause] the reason i haven't gone back to storytelling is i think we have to break the silence around issues which affect our childr

today largely on partisan lines. most democrats voted no after republicans added antiabortion and other provisions to the bill. house speaker kevin mccarthy and democratic leader hakeem jeffries laid out that divide today. >> and military cannot defend themselves if you train them wrong. we don't want disneyland to train our military. we want our men and women in the military to have every defense possible. >> we are going to cut out the cancer that the extreme maga republicans have put in the defense authorization act, no matter what it takes, and we are going to partner with senate republicans and senate democrats to get a responsible national defense authorization act. >> "the new york times" congressional correspondent" is here -- "the new york times" congressional correspondent is here to tell us more. give us the top lines. what are the key funding changes? >> the bill authorizes 880 $6 billion to be spent on various defense and national security priorities. it covers everything from programs to help the united states better counter china and russia, spends $300 million in security assistance to ukraine,

if you're voting for this bill today, you bring an end to the army you arm the state of israel's securityy: moments before the vote took place, opposition lawmakers began chanting "shame!" as some lawmakers tore up the text of the legislation. amy: after israeli opposition lawmakers walked out of the knesset, supporters of the judicial reform passed the measure by a vote of 64-0. later in the day, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who had just been released from the hospital, gave a pre-recorded address on television. >> today we carried out the required democratic move, a move aimed at restoring the degree of balance between the authorities which was here for 50 years. we pass the bill of reasonableness so the elected government could lead the policy in accordance with the decision of the majority of the country citizens. amy: palestinian leaders have criticized both netanyahu's government for gutting the judiciary as well as the massive protest movement for not speaking up for palestinian rights. monday's vote came as israel continues its deadly crackdown in the west bank. earlier toda

we have kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace with the latest now on that bill today. >> well, the bill still has a ways to go here in the legislature. and as for how to proceed next. well, as you're about to see that answer varies depending on talked to. applause last week from republican lawmakers just after learning sb 14 passed the assembly public safety committee. the bill seeks to classify human trafficking of anyone under the age of 18 as a serious felony in the state of california and would categorize it under the state's 3 strikes law for re offenders that could lead to increased jail time and penalties for convicted traffickers when the bill first went before the committee last tuesday. that bill fails. it did not pass after no democrats voted in favor of it, it immediate widespread scrutiny in pushback on social media and even from democratic leaders, including governor gavin newsom and speaker robert remus. the committee once again convene. 48 hours later to revote on this time measure passed. it passed with bipartisan support. republicans, including sb 14 auther b

republican governor kim reynolds signed the bill today at a conservative summit. e's existing law allowed abortions until the 20th week. a state court could rule next week on whether to block the new statute. in russia, lawmakers today approved a ban on all medical care for transgender people, including gender-affirming surgery. the bill passed unanimously in its final reading. it would also outlaw marriages involving trans people and ban them from adopting children. the kremlin says it's meant to protect what it calls russia's traditional values. the crackdown has drawn criticism not only from trans advocates but from the medical community, as well. an indian spacecraft is on its way to the far side of the moon tonight, aiming to make up for a failed landing attempt nearly 4 years ago. crowds in southern india looked on today as the spacecraft blasted off. it carries an unmanned rover designed to explore the lunar south pole. back in this country, the biden administration is free -- for now -- to press social media companies about problematic posts ranging from co

the house barely approving a defense policy bill known as the initial defense authorization act today a normal world, this passes with widespread bipartisan support. but today it barely squeaked by and did so mostly along party lines, after republicans loaded it with divisive amendments like restrictive abortion access, eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in staff in the pentagon, and banning some health care programs for transgender people. it does raise major questions tonight of what congress is going to be able to pass in the end. joining me now for perspective is congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina, a republican who voted for the bill, despite blasting her colleagues for some of those amendments that were added. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. today house speaker kevin mccarthy claimed he is not being driven to the right by his members, but he says he's simply allowing the house to work its will. do you agree with that? >> from my perspective, representing a middle ground district, i believe otherwise. when the bill goes to the senate, we all kno

the counter offensive, i'm not sure that's lived up to the billing. todaysident biden signed the cluster munitions despite push-back. is there a sense of -- greater sense of urgency that by the way, a lot of folks have called this administration to have a greater sense of urgency. >> exactly. i've been one of those people. i think we should have provided these munitions a long time ago. the same thing with the long range artillery systems. they should have made a decision about f-16s a long time ago. the counter offensive doing well. the ukrainians are probing and pushing the russian forces, forcing them to react. the russian forces have lost some ground, which is surprising due to the ukrainians at this stage. they just wanted to see the russian defensive reaction and to gradually weaken them. they have also lost grounds already. the ukrainians are doing this with about 3/4s of their forces still in reserve. they're waiting for the right moment to launch a major counter offensive. it's going well so far. the more that they can get the cluster munitions and

senator elizabeth warren and lindsey graham are introducing a new bill today to create a five-member commission to oversee tech companies. the regular coring sprue potential mergers, and limit how personal data can be used in targeted advertisements. we are told in this statement many companies have exploited consumers data, invaded you this property, and that they have stomped on competition and the economy. is the banks the only one that is voting on a house this afternoon whether it will hold mark zuckerberg in contempt of congress. a letter to const victor accused of medico of making down , but the white house. they will fly. . the committee has received more than 53 pouches of video to the kennedys while someone is holy in contempt of congress, it will have medium questions, most mercury killed five politicians ceos. . this let's night, voted on a red making its way to the volt at 10:00 . digital aspect that tried to bid up a framework at tables going to worse it directly security, commodity. that's why we've seen by the financial services committee and agriculture take up the s

of the government of the russian federation of the ministries of finance, therefore, here is the bill todayion for adoption. this is the result of a great deal of work with business, and as part of the dialogue, it was proposed that such a solution be calculated so the profits of large companies for 2021-22 will equal the profits for 18-19. the most complex avid 20th year of calculations. apparently, they decided to exclude 10% from the difference in profits and it will be necessary to pay to the treasury, the law will come into force on january 1, 24 and everything will be done. this will take 28 days. if the company hurries up and pays the tax before november 30 of the current year, the rate will drop to 5%. the foreseen exceptions will not affect the excess profit tax of small and medium-sized enterprises of those who already pay a single agricultural tax to an oil and gas company and coal mining by real estate developers who build housing on mortgages and organizations that are in the process of bankruptcy. anyone who tries to politicize these issues and move away from these decisions a

and today by rejecting this bill. the pennsylvania constitution, article 1, section 29 provides that we have a right to clean air, clean water, and the preservation of our natural aesthetic. let's live up to that right. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. carter: i yield to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen, one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. allen: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 4366, the fiscal year 2024 military construction and veterans' affairs appropriations bill. which honors our veterans, supporting our national security, and cuts wasteful government spending. i say again, cuts wasteful government spending. last november, when the american people entrusted republicans with the house majority, we made a commitment to a nation that is safe. today's legislation delivers on that commitment and ensures the department of defense has the resources and facilities it needs to

it shows bills exactly today in the state. i will find.ill consider it in the second through third reading on raising the draft age to thirty, and years. and here is how the speaker answered questions today. will the senators support him? there are no reasons for e excessive resonance around this law. let's take a closer look. the first term of service in the army does not change, as they served for a year, they will continue to serve. naturally, twice. nobody will serve. but the main thing in this draft law is that it expands, uh, uh temporary hmm varnish expands the period during which a citizen can fulfill his civil uh, duty and uh, serve in the army in accordance with the constitution. certainly, discussed the international situation, the journalists could not help but touch upon the topic of the grain deal and the withdrawal of russia; this was done, of course , for obvious reasons, not a single one of moscow’s demands within the framework of this black sea initiative for the whole year was ever fulfilled, and as it became known, kiev

it is no going anywhere any time soon records possible in billings today, all the way down to miami andtoday or tomorrow i should say, heat index of 98 104 in kansas city same in little rock, baltimore oklahoma city, it's going to feel like 93 as we get into the latter part of the week, this moves east so that we're looking at heat waves in hartford, washington, d.c., columbus with air temperatures in the 90s but heat indexes into triple digits from hartford into omaha and as far south as nashville. savannah >> al, thank you >>> now to washington where house speaker kevin mccarthy raised the possibility last night of an impeachment inquiry against president biden. he was on fox news mccarthy said, republican investigations into the business dealings of biden family members such as hunter biden, the president's son, has risen to the level of such an inquiry. he stopped short of saying he would move to formally begin an impeachment inquire at this time a white house spokesperson said, this is what the house gop wants to prioritize. >>> now to a groundbreaking new study on kids and allergi

senator elizabeth warren and republican lindsey graham are introducing a new bill today that would createech companies. the regulatory group would review potential mergers and limit how personal data is used in targeted advertisements and would require that certain platforms be owned by u.s. citizens or have a u.s. subsidy among a number of other things that this committee could do warren told cnbc, many companies have exploited consumers' data and threatened national security and stomping out competition in the economy. this afternoon a house committee will vote on whether to hold mark zuckerberg in contempt of congress it's a move that could ultimately lead to some legal repercussions but unlikely we'll see him in handcuffs usually when lawmakers hold someone in contempt of congress, it's a partisan politician, not a prominent ceo. in a letter to zuckerberg this month, house judiciary chairman jim jordan accused meta of taking down facebook posts that the white house didn't like and then failing to provide the committee with requested documents. their spokesman said the committee delive

bill, after the house passed it with controversial amendments. republican majority in fact voting to add measures restricting pentagon policies on abortion access, transgender health care and diversity programs. earlier today, democratic ranking member of the house on services committee adam smith told msnbc how this could hurt the military. >> the bill that they passed will make it less likely and more difficult for women to serve in the military, for trans people to serve in the military. you know also make it less likely that people of color get an adequate chance within the military because it will not address those issues. >> ottawa governor kim reynolds -- mouse or burtons after six weeks. it takes effect in iowa this weekend, but a judge could the side to block it as soon as monday. governor reynolds explains the importance of the bill. >> today, the most glaring injustice of all is about to be put right. everyone understands that a heartbeat signifies life, and we understand that when it falls silent, something precious has been lost. >> and the biden administration finding a new avenue to offer student debt relief for more than 800,000 borrowers. nbc's mike mamba is covering that from washington,

between 50 minutes to an hour to get to wichita to have that surgery. >> bill, sean says without that air ambulance he wouldn't be here todays. nice to see you live in denver today. what have you got? >> dana: before we go. more than a dozen states getting the chance to see the northern lights on thursday. a solar storm is making them visible in making them in places further to the south. expected to be brightest between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. i don't know if you'll be awake at that time. >> bill: we could set the alarm if you could guarantee it was on the horizon, i think it's worth it. >> dana: it's pretty cool. good to be back. are you happy to be here? >> absolutely. july in new york city ain't so bad just yet. not too hot. if it gets steamy we have issues. >> dana: how is the pollen? we ask every day. we have to ask every day. harris faulkner is up next. "the faulkner focus" is here. >> harris: fox news alert. who left the coke out? it has the press secretary in hot water. karine jean-pierre accounting of the biden family's whereabouts before the cocaine was found is not adding up. i'm harris faulkner and you are in