today , members of the standing committee will take part in a round table, the role of local authoritiesgovernment in the preservation and development of the russian language, which will take place in the slonim region. ample opportunities for business at the motove sites, new buildings of the minsk city technopark will begin to accept residents next year. today , the plant continues to actively reconstruct old buildings and construct new ones. sub-industrial production, offices. laboratories, for example, the building of the former factory cultural center has already been completed; the loft-style halls will house a location for co-working and forums, just on partizansky avenue about 200,000 km of new areas for doing business will appear, and these are dozens of production boxes. by the way, in addition to ready-made infrastructure, the resident company also has significant economic preferences. behind me is the main production building, or building number three, in which the actual production building is already located. the bicycle factory itself, that is, the production of bicycles,

the plan provides 18 members to each standing committee. district level delegates will be elected at congressional district caucuses on april 20th and committee of delegates will select plio delegates and at large delegates and alternates on may 18th. california's affirmative action plan aligned with goals provided with dnc data and analytics team and the plan complies with the substance of the rules, the call and the regulations. they do provide for the potential to use virtual voting and is that's been flagged for the dnc tech and security team so we will discuss that with them and that is conditional compliance would be pending on that review. but other than that, the staff recommends that the plan be found in conditional compliance. >> thank you, erin, i will ask for a motion to find motion for conditional compliance. we have a motion and a second. the floor is open by members. >> sorry. hey, erin, what -- how -- how does the virtual voting, what kind of virtual voting are they talking about using? >> i believe it's the selection. it's i

deputy of the national assembly, member of the standing committee on education , science and culture, teacher with 22 years of experience, how did you change your profession, what tasks does parliament now face, how do ideas improve legislative acts and does education keep up with the times? watch the answers today on our evening broadcast. the work of a deputy is really very complex, very difficult, it is, first of all , establishing contact between people, the interests he represents in parliament, directly by the state, electoral the district for me is not just a geographical concept, it is the place where my roots are, where my homeland begins for me. this is the place where i was born, where i graduated from school, graduated from university and worked in the education system for more than 20 years, my loved ones live here, my friends live here, and of course i know every... street, every house, i know how the residents of my district live, how my residents live , of course, i make every effort to ensure that our city becomes better, becomes more beautiful, i am a person who buil

reported by the chairman of the standing committee of the lower house of parliament lyudmila makarinaibak, noting that the deputies will discuss issues of increasing prenatal and postnatal benefits for young professionals, students and students, and now to the results of the auction. on the foreign exchange stock exchange, the dollar has risen in price in the same way as the chinese yuan, the russian ruble has weakened to the belarusian euro, the national bank rate is 3 rubles. 49 kopecks for 10 yuan at auction they gave 4 rubles. 46 kopecks and for 100 russian 3.38 belarusian systems, russia’s fast payments can synchronize the belarusian one already in this year, individuals in our country will be able to instantly send money to residents of russia and vice versa, in the future this opportunity will be extended to es, as stated in the published concept for the development of the payment market and digitalization of the banking sector, the essence of the plan is that money arrives almost immediately, it is also possible to link a mobile phone number to an account , which simplifies th

lead the duty department prosecutor general of russia igor krasnov met with a member of the standing committeef the communist party of china for checking the discipline of the fly new player, rostov noted that russia china has reached a new level of strategic partnership, strengthening bilateral ties continues in including at the level of interaction between departments. members, i have no doubt that the implementation of all these proposals for activities will be the next a step to strengthen our interaction between russia and china in conclusion. i would like to confirm that the russian prosecutor's office is ready for all options for cooperation on any issues that are of mutual interest to us. tomorrow flies, he will visit her, st. petersburg, where he will meet with the leadership of the city prosecutor's office. all details of the emergency landing of ural airlines planes in a field near novosibirsk will become known in the near future, investigators have begun to the most important part of the criminal investigation. they began to study the seized evidence, decipher the black boxes, unde

so the committee stands in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. the gentleman from nebraska, mrr five minutes. >> thank you, . >>> the committee will come to order. mr. flood is recognized for m five minutes. >> one of the most detrimental regulations impacting the manufactured housing industry has been the department of energy proposed energy conservation standards for manufactured homes. the relation would enclose -- impose stringent new requirements on the construction of manufactured homes, raising cost on one of the few affordable options for consumers especially in rural areas like nebraska, where i represent. unfortunately, the doe decided to delay the compliance date after significant stakeholder feedback. can you speak to the impact the proposed rule would have on the production of manufactured homes? >> thank you for the opportunity. the rules -- we have processes where every plan for a house is engineered and approved. the r

individuals is the draft law on insurance activities, and svetlana barrtsh, a member of the standing committeef the house of representatives, told belta about its innovations. dress code in the broad sense of the word is a set of rules regulating how one should dress in a given situation; it is needed to look appropriate and show one’s belonging to a certain profession or wanting to emphasize one’s status, in other words , to be one of one’s own among one’s own. the office dress code is divided into very strict formal and not strict. in general, business style is quite diverse among civil servants, some rules are among representatives of mass communications, journalists, pr people, others, what are the office dress codes, how to dress at work in order to meet the requirements of the profession and position, the banner told the image stylist a year and a half begins on its own. when you are two years old, you can come to us for training sessions; the child most often comes up on his balance bike. he sees him and touches him, then gradually begins to sit up. only now he begins to touch the floor

these committees retain their authority as standing committees of the house. so, they were able to issue subpoenas anyway as the oversight committee or the judiciary committee. what this does is it's a kinds of an overlay on all of that that allows the biden administration to say this whole thing is illegitimate and mccarthy knows it because he would not put it to a vote, and the point that you made and i think chad made earlier is still a sound point, which is -- if they don't have the votes to open an inquiry, why should biden think they should be able to vote articles of impeachment down the road? >> john: all right, andy mccarthy with his legal opinion on that. andy, thank you so much. more on that, and other things ahead with south dakota senator john thune. but to andy's point about it being called an illegitimate investigation, i would suspect that even if mccarthy did have the votes in the house to authorize an impeachment investigation, it would be strictly along party lines and the other party would continue to call it illegitimate. >> sandra: and the

via videoconference with the chairman of the parliamentary parliament, the chairman of the standing committeeswith the chairmen. i'm ready. so we're holding these meetings. well, now, on instructions from the president in the republic of belarus, we are raising the level of cooperation from working groups to a high-level committee ; a corresponding agreement is now being prepared and will be signed in the near future. that is, this is a new status. but with this new status, new name, there are some new powers that are being proposed, but this will be determined in the agreement, which to date nothing has been signed. it is being developed today, at a high level. as i understand it, this is a higher level of relationship, of course, it is aimed at development of trade , economic, cultural and cooperation in the field of education , health, ensuring national security, that is, a wide range of issues . as for the european vector, it is clear that attempts to isolate belarus do not stop. we have previously participated in many inter-parliamentary assemblies, the voice of belarus has now been heard

via videoconference with the chairman of the parliamentary parliament, the chairman of the standing committeesese people's congress with the chairmen. titov, we are holding these meetings. well, now, on behalf of the president of the republic of belarus, we are raising the level cooperation from working groups to a high-level committee , a corresponding agreement is currently being prepared and will be signed in the near future. that is, this is a new status. but with this new status, new name, there are some new powers that are being proposed, but this will be determined in the agreement, which to date nothing has been signed. it is being developed today, well, at a high level. as i understand it, this is a higher level of relationship, of course, it is aimed at developing both trade, economic and culturally and an employee in the field of education , health and national security, that is, a wide range of issues . as for the european vector, it is clear that attempts to isolate belarus do not stop. we used to participate in many inter-parliamentary assemblies , where the voice of belarus was

introduce today’s participants in the discussion, andrei vladimirovich savinykh, chairman of the standing committeeaffairs of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus. hello. good afternoon. i am glad to welcome to our studio andrei viktorovich manoila, doctor of political sciences, professor at moscow state university and member of the scientific council of the security council of the russian federation. good afternoon. i'm glad to welcome you. of course, according to tradition, we begin our discussion with blitz question. what do you think, andrei vladimirovich, is it likely that a change of power in poland will occur as a result of the elections? well, absolutely not, the point is that, well, let’s put it this way, the two main political forces are literally neck and neck. the difference is, well, 3-5%. moreover, in fact, none of the political parties will be able to immediately gain a majority of votes, the pis are given 33%, they would need to gain at least 231 seats in parliament, but more than 200, none of the analysts predicts, this means that in any case there will

to introduce today’s discussion participants, andrey vladimirovich savinykh, chairman of the standing committeeirs of the chamber, representatives of the national... andrey viktorov, doctor of political sciences, professor of lomanosov moscow state university, member of the scientific council of the security council of the russian federation. good afternoon. i am glad to welcome you, of course, according to tradition, we begin our discussion with a question: what do you think, andrei vladimirovich, is a change of power in poland likely based on the election results? well, absolutely not. the thing is that, well, let's say, there are two main ones. none of the political parties will be able to immediately gain a majority of votes, the piss are given 33%, they would need to gain at least 231 seats in parliament, but more than 200, none of the analysts predicts , this means a blanket that unites an insane number of small parties, parties, supologists, and so on further, ask me what their political position is, i won’t answer , probably no one will be able to give a clear answer, so anything is pos

seemed open to the idea of transificationing to month low meetings and transificationing the standing committees policy and tragz it ad hoc status. under the amendments we drafted here the commission continue it mote inlet march, may, july and september as well as early figure february and december. with the changes we would add additional meetings inlet april, june, august and october. and so because there are more boards and commissions then and there prior to the covid 19 pandemic there are comping tigz for meeting rooms there were none on the fourth tuesday of each month when we want to meet but 408 is available on the fourth monday of each month when we are prosecute posing to shift our meetings from tuesday to monday and shifting the room if 416 to 4 where are 8 and the results equal number identify monday is convenient. we hope that is still the case and to be clear, we would be shifting forward by a day if it was on september 26 we meet on 25th instead the committees transification to ad hoc status mote as needed there would not be a set schedule and parental leave rights to members incl

our investment committee is standing by to break this whole thing down. we have bryn talkington, remote, but here at post 9, shannon saccocia, brenda vingiella and steve weiss. let's get a check at the market, the dow at its highs of the day, up 185 points. the s&p and the nasdaq are hitting new highs as we speak. the s&p up jest over three-quarters of a percent. the nasdaq moving above, 1% higher now. we're going to kick things off with our "chart of the day," the ten year. the yield ripping higher again right now. take a look. it hit above 4.65 earlier in the session, at its highest level in 16 years, right now at 4.6. really that's where we have to start this conversation, shannon. higher yields but yet we're seeing a bigger rally in the markets. how is that even possible? >> i think we've already been under pressure the last week or so. not to say that pressure has eased, because if you think about what we're facing right now, we're facing higher oil prices, higher yields, potential shutdown. >> keep going. >> student loan repayments are back. we're i

committee stands in recess. house judiciary hearing on former justice department special counsel john durham probe of the origins of the fbi's russia investigation taking a short break here. live coverage when they return here on c-span 3. he comes, order to recognize the gentleman from kentucky flabbiness. >> i yield 30 seconds to the general lady from indiana. >> quick follow-up from c.j.'s -- according to your report created conspiracy allegations and direct conflict with his reported and -- the fbi among other things, and you are able to establish his intent. would you be able to provide to the committee, a quarter of your sea h as -- on april six, 2021. four page one 92. then you have interviews in the possession? yes or no? >> thank you for -- -- your like the, providers that come back me provided to the committee, mr. durham? >> the piece of evidence that belongs to the fbi. and probably that is a better direction with the fbi. >> okay. >> reclaiming my time, mr. durham, this seems to have all started wit

. >> of course, from a body called the standing committee on structural awareness, which recommend . two thousand and recommend. in two thousand and seven that this this concrete had a maximum 30 year shelf life and was saying then that buildings should be stripped of it two thousand and seven. and here we are. what 18 years later? nothing not nothing has happened. what a scandal. >> well, it is a scandal. and i mean, it's a of third world mean, it's a kind of third world scandal . you know, you're used scandal. you know, you're used to seeing in third world countries, buildings collapse and poorly constructed . and being poorly constructed. and you'd also think with schools, you're going to invest and think about the safety of the children as well as hospitals with patients. i mean , people in hospitals today , , people in hospitals today, it's not just schoolchildren will be lying in their beds thinking, i hope this doesn't fall. >> story about the hospital that will not allow obese patients on a certain floor, particularly if they're 19 stone or more , they're 19 stone or more, be

two people of a three person standing committee is a quorum, so you have to be very very careful about that. >> can those two people on the same committee meet as long as the topic isn't something that is what the committee deals with? >> of course. >> you have to be careful--let's be specific because this is enough confusion going on about who you can talk to, when you can talk to them. >> within the jurisdiction of the committee-if the committee is the governance committee and falls within governance or some other committee that has broader jurisdiction, just be careful. >> okay. >> that is good. excellent questions and appreciate that hypo non hypo, because that brings clarity to this. >> this organization is so complex and if you break it down into the areas we are involved in, there are so many inputs that come in, we are going in dangerous territory if we take all that and-without a filter. >> exactly, and each of you have other lives and we understand that. you have day jobs so it is important also to just put the sfers responsibility into a separate box and recognize there is s

coach after mansourian's dismissal, with four defeats and no points brit league standings and the disciplinary committee's ruling against damash after the events of khyber khorramabad's match with damash gilan from the fourth week of league one, which led to the half-time of the game, the disciplinary committee acted quickly against 13 players and members of the technical staff of damash team until further investigation. and the announcement of the final ruling deprived them from accompanying their team, because the referee is always to blame . of course, in football literature, the combination of these images with this music may seem funny, but these same images with another music will empty your heart . you might say that the rest of the world is also like this, yes it is, but at this level, in games with two teams they are playing in a field in the middle of a forest or a farm or a weak african country . you might think that the sensitivity of the game is high and the final minutes of the championship depend on this scene. since the start of the last match, a mass attack on the referee has happened . i

seemed open to the idea of transificationing to month low meetings and transificationing the standing committees policy and tragz it ad hoc status. under the amendments we drafted here the commission continue it mote inlet march, may, july and september as well as early figure february and december. with the changes we would add additional meetings inlet april, june, august and october. and so because there are more boards and commissions then and there prior to the covid 19 pandemic there are comping tigz for meeting rooms there were none on the fourth tuesday of each month when we want to meet but 408 is available on the fourth monday of each month when we are prosecute posing to shift our meetings from tuesday to monday and shifting the room if 416 to 4 where are 8 and the results equal number identify monday is convenient. we hope that is still the case and to be clear, we would be shifting forward by a day if it was on september 26 we meet on 25th instead the committees transification to ad hoc status mote as needed there would not be a set schedule and parental leave rights to members incl

that will take place and the committee stands adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.

i would like to begin by acknowledging the land which we stand first every committee owns a vitality to generations from around the world who contributed to their hopes, dreams, energy and making the history that led to this moment. some brought here against their will drawn to sleep and hope of a better life and some have lived in this sense recounted. truth and acknowledging of a critical building mutual respect and connection across all barriers and in different. we begin this effort to acknowledge what has been buried by honoring the truth done on the land up our people with respect to those elders past and present we take a moment to consider the many legacies of violence disappointment and the settlement that brought us here together. so thank you again. i would like to spend a moment addressing the significance and importance of the symposium speech. patient empowerment and the digital welfare. we all know that the pandemic brought a new perspective and urgency to understanding and incorporating the patient voice into digital health. no research should be accomplished without

house oversight committee member byron donalds is standing by. ittee is also investigating how this came about with the bidens, how this plea deal happened. first, bring in jonathan turley, fox news contributor and gwu professor. thanks for being here today. >> thank you. >> martha: it like to start with playing this sound bite last night on msnbc. this is abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney saying this deal was a deal and should not have been reneged on. watch this. >> the two parties make an agreement and sign the agreement and submit the agreement and in open court say they have an agreement, then they have an agreement. they know everything there is to know about the gun possession. hunter had a gun for 11 days, it was never loaded, it was never used. there's never been a stand-alone gun charge brought by this office ever. >> martha: so where does he go wrong, jonathan? >> well, look, i'm sympathetic with abbe. when you cut a teal with the department of justice, you expect it to stick. the problem is it didn't stick. this fell apart in open c

two people of a three person standing committee is a quorum, so you have to be very very careful about that. >> can those two people on the same committee meet as long as the topic isn't something that is what the committee deals with? >> of course. >> you have to be careful--let's be specific because this is enough confusion going on about who you can talk to, when you can talk to them. >> within the jurisdiction of the committee-if the committee is the governance committee and falls within governance or some other committee that has broader jurisdiction, just be careful. >> okay. >> that is good. excellent questions and appreciate that hypo non hypo, because that brings clarity to this. >> this organization is so complex and if you break it down into the areas we are involved in, there are so many inputs that come in, we are going in dangerous territory if we take all that and-without a filter. >> exactly, and each of you have other lives and we understand that. you have day jobs so it is important also to just put the sfers responsibility into a separate box and recognize there is s

this is a separate company of the ministry of industry, and there will be a collective stand of the nation. committeelogy named after the ministry of education is presenting their scientific developments. here are the ministry of education - three universities will present, and we will also have the company mind games, residents of the high-tech park, and the mogotex company, which presented its developments for industrial enterprises, which can be useful in the process of work and organization of work in production. well, we took part in yekaterinburg, you said in uzbekistan such an exhibition was held, it has an economic effect. yes we have, but most importantly, we must understand that an exhibition in order to show what you sell and often without showing you will not sell, so we participate in exhibitions in order to show what we produce. an exhibition is a colossal expense, so there is a payback. here it always has a prolonged nature, but at the same time, yekaterinburg and we showed how the partners of the work began both with us and the enterprise, contracts were signed in advance for almost m

we'll see where the committee stands on that trade in a couple of minutes together, we built something truly beautiful. it takes years of dedication to get to this milestone. the new york stock exchange is a symbol of what america is all about, the potential of an american dream. it is day one. a lot of work has happened to lead to this historic moment. the only way you can move a society forward is a true expression of freedom. you know when you have those moments? that time to reflect. to be like wow... what did i do to get here? (city ambient noise) right. work. you worked hard and it's time for a bank that'll work hard for you. everbank brings security and a guarantee. that you'll earn a yield in the top 5% of competitive accounts. going, got you where you want to be. we're the partners for your next move. everbank. advantage, you gned it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior... it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward. the new fully electric audi q8 e-tron models... >>> all ight energy pulling back today. it's stil

it�*s important for the international committee to stand with ukraine and help ukraine accelerate theck to sticking in moscow. dan baer, thank you _ back to sticking in moscow. dan baer, thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. the cost of living crisis and the war in ukraine�*s impact on rising food prices has hit families around the world hard. none more so than in bangladesh, which last year hiked fuel prices by 50% overnight. bangladesh is among the countries that has seen increasing levels of acute malnutrition. a government national health survey last year found that the number of children experiencing short periods of under—nutrition increased from 8% in 2018 to 11% last year. the world food programme research found that food insecurity is driving nearly two—thirds of households to employ coping strategies — including taking on debt, selling of productive assets and begging. in the final part of our series on how the global cost—of—living crisis is impacting children, correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports from bangladesh, where some of the country�*s most vulnerab

the chair declares a committee and recess subject to the call of the chair but we will stand in recess for votes. thank you. >> the committee will come back to order and the chair recognizes the representative for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to thank our witnesses for being here today to continue to drive the conversation forward. the opportunity of the opportunity to federal government has to implement ai is exciting for the future of the country in the modern workforce. i would like the subcommittee and all of us to consider the impact of ai and other emerging technologies on our younger generation. while ai has numerous benefits i am sure will be discussed here today, it has implications on our youth, especially when it comes to generative images of child exploitation. i would be more than happy to work with the chairwoman and our oversight committee to address these concerns, but before we do that, i want to speak about some of the ai frameworks that have been developed specifically the national institute of standards and technology has a well-established track record

we as the committee stand by her testimony, we talked or tried to talk to many men that either pled the fifth to us or didn't come in and talk to us at all, her boss mark meadows is one of them. we found him in contempt of congress but she was nervous leading up to it. i as a young woman was impressed with how she came off. >> she had a trump paid attorney initially, who according to the book advised her, you know, the less you say, the better essentially. she writes that she had started to try to back channel stuffer to the committee, can you talk about that? >> liz cheney was the key to this committee. she provided legitimacy when it comes to the nonpartisan investigation because she's obviously a well-known republican. she also was a great person to talk to these republicans who might want to reach out, feel more comfortable with a republican like liz cheney who really bucked her party to talk to the january 6th committee. so when cassidy was going through these she spoke i think about this today. she felt that it was wrong inside of her but as a young person in washington it's hard

committee. i am surprised. there seems to be a new level of hypocrisy here. as a long-standingmember of this committee, i think most of the members who have served a long time here know full well what political interference and what sweetheart deals look like. i think context is very important in 2017. we had a situation where former national security advisers and trump campaign surrogates michael flynn was indicted and then by the federal jury he bed guilty twice -- here is the national security adviser for 22 days. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle had no interest. they had zero interest, in response, the president at the time president trump repeatedly and publicly attacked the case and the agents who brought it including by claiming mr. flynn was the victim of a quote unquote dirty, filthy coughs at the top of the fbi. close quote. he also described the prosecution as a disgrace. claims that those who investigated mr. flynn we're guilty of reason. those were public statements. attacking the fbi. despite the fact that mr. flynn pleaded guilty twice to lying to the

if there's no further business without objection, the committee stands adjourned. >> neil: all right. for the better part of six hours, i have been following these hearings, talk an hour off to do my fox business show earlier today. i don't know what was achieved over these last six plus hours. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. i want to put it in perspective here around we're going to legally go through all the details. james comer, the oversight economity chairman said there would be presented a mountain of evidence against mr. biden. it was referring to president biden. none of the expert witnesses today presented yet any proof for impeachment. to be clear, this was not about impeachment. this is about launching an impeachment inquiry. it is worth pointing out that naion of the witnesses todayed were fact witnesses. that means that none were ininvolved in the investigation in the first place. what is more, none of the witnesses testified of direct knowledge of what republicans have been claiming about joe biden. in other words, that this -- the way this was built up where there'

if there is no further business, without objection, the committee stands adjourned. ] >> thursday, the house oversight and accountability committee holds its first hearing on an impingement entry into the biden. once that all have a 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at cspan.org. listening to programs on cspan through cspan radio, tell your smart speaker play cspan radio and wish into washington journal at 7:00 p.m. eastern, congressional hearings and other public affairs events throughout the day and weekdays at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern. cat washing today for a fast- paced report on the stories of the day. listen to c-span anytime. tell your smart speaker tell, play c-span radio. c-span, powered by cable. >> cspan is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 immunity centers so students from low income falies can get the tools they need to be rey for anything

stand on this. i think our chinese-american scientists, scholars, innovators, industry leaders and so forth -- they are some of our most talented people and i want applaud mike saying our committee will stand against any prejudice, bigotry or hate directed towards anybody, including any of chinese origin and so forth. one of the things that we found out in committee was very sobering. the ccp, unfortunately it uses coercive means against chinese origin people here. to do things they want to to aid their enterprise in a way that is deeply disturbing. they set up our police station, c.c.p. police station to go after people who are critics or dissidents, to go after chinese origin students at various universities. this is a very, very troublesome problem because we want to attract the best in the bread is from china, but we need to protect them at the same time from this type of coercion. >> i will open it up for questions and one minute. last question. we are just getting to it now. where do you to disagree, and we have a half a dozen more members of the commission upstairs. where are their major divisions within the commission? >> most are sports related. i also have a serious im