people who go abroad for permanent permanent residence are issued passports of a special series of ppsuch a passport, a citizen must permanently reside in another country; permanent residence is considered to be staying there for at least 90 days a year. if this condition is met, belarus can take documents that confirm that he has housing in the new place. or official work, deregistration in belarus, that is, cancel your registration, obtain a permit for permanent residence abroad from the ministry of internal affairs, a passport of the pp series , register with the belarusian consulate of another country. nobody is stopping us from doing this. there are approximately 127,000 belarusians registered at consulates abroad. the changes for them are that previously they could apply for permission to live abroad, obtain or replace pp series passports at the ministry of internal affairs themselves or through the consulate? now the application must be submitted to the ministry of internal affairs or the main consular department of the ministry of foreign affairs only after arriving in belarus

indeed, the pps— raised by them as an issue. indeed, the pps to — raised by them as an issue.evisit the policy. i have outlined my reasons _ revisit the policy. i have outlined my reasons for why bm permitted the policy _ my reasons for why bm permitted the policy and _ my reasons for why bm permitted the policy and why we thought it was the i’ili'it policy and why we thought it was the right thing _ policy and why we thought it was the right thing to do. but at none of those _ right thing to do. but at none of those moments in those meetings, there _ those moments in those meetings, there was— those moments in those meetings, there was plenty of opportunity for people _ there was plenty of opportunity for people to — there was plenty of opportunity for people to raise it with me or the prime _ people to raise it with me or the prime and. _ people to raise it with me or the prime and, and i don't recall and the minutes do not suggest that it was raised — the minutes do not suggest that it was raised at all in the three precise — was raised at all in the three precise meetings

improvements related to products for wearable emergency supplies for pilots, someone says that it will be ppys that ppk 200, so tell us in general, which of them is right? well, let's say, the ppk20 is a very good submachine gun, it... has passed all the tests, it has the letter, and we are confident in it, i won’t undertake to talk about an alternative, this is the customer’s choice, i expect that in the twenty- fourth year or another decision will be made, but well, we are calm about our weapons, for their quality, reliability for consumer properties, you have already mentioned that the concern also produces protective equipment, so that you... highlight and what achievements have you had in the twenty-third year, what are you aiming for in the twenty-fourth? in the twenty -third year we released a psi-seasonal set of field clothing, it received very good reviews from users, it is very good ergonomic clothing made from high-quality materials and we are very pleased, although of course there is always room for development of that set. sport hunting weapons and pneumatic weapons of the izhme

the november cpi is out tomorrow morning, the pp i is you out on wednesday, retail sales on thursday. federal reserve meeting, final meeting of the year, tuesday and wednesday, with an expected pause in interest rate hikes expected to be a announced wednesday afternoon. european markets are mixed. the ft 100 currently is lower by 449, cac quarante in paris up a fraction, dax index lower by 21. and in asia overnight markets finished mostly higher, take a a look at the asian indices, the nikkei is up 1 and-a-half percent. congress expected to leave town on thursday for the christmas holiday, first a vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry into president biden. that's expected to happen this week and closed door testimony of hunter biden on wednesday as an irs whistleblower reveals bank records identify at least six suspicious activity reports flagging joe biden's home address. will hunter biden show up for his deposition wednesday? we are asking questions. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, columnist and fox news contributor, liz peek, fox business''s cheryl cason

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analyst from pp foresight.thank you for bringing us that interview. >> it has been a year of open ran and foundational models. a year where i have done so much reading and learning. >> we should do the best of wall and walk us through the developments in a.i. space. >> i'll lose my mind. >> something for the producers. thanks for joining me today. it is lonely on the zet. if set. i'll give you the "street sign" handle @cnbcjou. if you want to thread me, i'm @joumanna.bercetche. >>> coming up on the show, ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy is set to visit d.c. as he looks to secure military aid from the u.s. as well as the eu later in wl week. weilbreakdown what to expect coming up next. n from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 is portable, which means you can blend up nutritious smoothies, protein shakes, or frozen treats, just about anywhere! recharge quickly via usb-c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. my name is

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pp. announced it won't send its tankers knew the seaway that link asia with europe. allies have war ships in the region and have shot down some drones and missiles. but lloyd as you sin the u.s. second of defense said he wanted other nations to do more to protect shipping. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and they violate international through. so we are taking action to build an international coalition to address it threat. i would remind you that this is not just a u.s. issue. it is an international problem and it difference an international response. >> he is right. the seaway between the suez canal and the strait in the south is crucial for world trade and consumer goods we order blithely on line. >> it is about protecting important supply chains because so much of global trade goes through there. it is about 12%. >> so the impact of this war is being felt outside its borders diverting ship damaging trade. the risks of escalation still very present. >> back on the program former u.k. military strategic planer who spent 20 years as an r.a.f. assault helico

december now on track to have the highest number of border pp according to cbp data. days this month seeing more than 10,000 apprehensions. republican texas governor greg abbott using taxpayer dollars to fly hundreds of asylum seekers to democratic-led sanctuary cities like chicago and new york, where local police limit their coordination with federal immigration and customs enforcement. overnight, a plane carrying over 180 migrants from texas diverted to philadelphia due to weather issues. the group later packed on buses and transported to new york city. tonight, mayor eric adams now requiring those buses to provide 3 32-hour notice before arriving in the city, and urging the federal government to step up. >> this is a national problem that has only been exacerbated by governor abbott's crude, inhuman politics. the federal government must take responsibility. >> whit: mireya, today, we heard the president of mexico talk about wanting to work with the u.s., but any funding to support those efforts would likely require a deal from congress. >> reporter: whit, that's ex

the armed forces of ukraine and, in principle , the military units that are in odesa, er, in which pp, ppdd, yes , is on permanent deployment in our territory, but there is also a point that all this makes it possible to take money here, but we still give the personal income tax to kyiv, this is a very big problem, for which. so far we do not see any very powerful exit and positive prospects next year. i thank you very much for your work, first of all, for your volunteering and for your comments. fevzim mamutov , a deputy of the odesa regional council, made very correct points regarding the collection of drones and , in general, aid to corruption, this is all important, we have been talking about it for two years, well, we need to do something about it radically, again. the third year of the war will obviously not forgive what the second year of the war forgave in one way or another, well, with certain consequences, we can see these consequences now, there was supposedly an apology, but it always has to be pay, the war does not leave. debts for everything have to be paid, unfortunatel

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the epp, very friendly and good relations with donald tusk's team, whose party is also part of the ppey were going to hold just such negotiations on the activation of bilateral relations, then there was a very tight schedule in the united states, the most interesting thing is that this schedule completely coincided with the fact that i am now following with interest the visit of mr. stefanchuk with this visit, there was also a meeting with the chairman of the congress, by mr. johnson and the speech at the peace institute, and the congressmen and senators, i think that maybe they didn’t want to, i don’t know, there’s a feeling that mr. stefanchuk usually doesn’t really want to see mr. stefanchuk in the parliament, and especially the fair, the company, maybe there they thought that it was more comfortable for them to be themselves, but i'm sorry, we're not here to please the president's office, we 're ukrainian politicians who work for the state, for ukraine, and do everything to make ukraine stronger, so that...' support for ukraine was more powerful, it is obvious that petro oleksiiov

morning, of course, you start to get a little sunshine breaking through and that will start to break ppfog out there as well and clearing out your skies. fog tomorrow. we do have some chances of rain in the forecast. we'll check out a tenant coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, you know, you might have to start paying more to ride bart in the new year. the train system says starting january 1st fares are going to increase 5 and a half percent. so that's going to raise the average fare. >> by about $0.23 to $4 and $0.43 for a closer look at with that 5 and a half a percent increase. looks like for your longer trips you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com, state faculty members kicked off a series of one-day strikes today. there. >> asking for better wages and benefits. last week their union held four-day rolling strike at various campuses, including san francisco state. the union is demanding a 12% pay increase the csu chancellor's office says it remains ready to return to the bargaining table to reach a quote, fair and sustainable agreement. that union vows to increase t

colonel, i’m here to help igor, oleg georgivich, i’m not detaining you, yeah, chertsev, my dear, ask the ppso teach you, you an experienced person, come on, come on, come on, as long as there isn’t another corpse, oh, nikita. anndryukha, yaneiki, we get up, there is vodka, but you seem to have drunk everything, but who are you? criminal investigation, senior lieutenant potapenko, captain, rydan, investigation, criminal, as best i can. help, your wife was killed? already, what does already mean? well, she’s the kind of woman i would kill myself, so maybe you killed her, dear? no, i'm not a criminal, i'm an alcoholic, when was the last time you saw her? is it today tuesday, or friday, wednesday, wednesday, then sunday? exactly, definitely on sunday. listen guys, let's remember. it’s clear, everything is with you, yaneikin, after the divorce, with your wife lived separately? well, she says, i can’t live with an alcoholic anymore, i’m tired, so i left, let’s remember, guys, have you already mentioned, where do you work? time. on the unemployed, where does the money come from? money, when from wh

so people against their own needs and core concerns would end up voting for the horse pp.hen you say someone is hitler and the followers are nazis, i've said it before you're telling people it would be immoral and even evil not to do everything possible to stop him. if you have a chance to kill hitler before he enacted the holocaust who wouldn't do that? that's why they are pushing these hoaxes in order to demonize it so you can't, you can't support him. you would be just as bad. this is why millions of people didn't trust the election process in 2020 because one side, you know, they used the government, media and tech, basically to exploit every single avenue. illegal or not. lie, cheat. spy, in order to get their way. they are doing it now. but now it's on meth. >> dana: colorado has it will a match and the supreme court, i hope, act quickly because if all these other states are going to try this they need direction from the highest court to say yes or no. >> i'm leaving for vacation tomorrow and usually i say something controversial before vacation so i'm going to pass.

meetings was it raised by them as an issue andindeed was it raised by them as an issue and indeed the pps evidence of this inquiry that he doesn't recall representation is being made to them to revisit the policy. i know he has been a lot of commentary on this point but there was almost a month between announcement and commencement as i've outlined my reasons why we implanted the policy and what we thought it was the right thing to do and i believe it was the right thing to do in the context of the safe reopening that had already been agreed, but none of those moments in those meetings, there was plenty of opportunity for people to have raised it out there with me or the prime minister and i don't recall and the do not suggest it was raised at all in the three meetings you mentioned. at all in the three meetings you mentioned-— at all in the three meetings you mentioned. ., , , mentioned. those meetings were raised by you _ mentioned. those meetings were raised by you and _ mentioned. those meetings were raised by you and your _ mentioned. those meetings were raised by you and your own -

the forthcoming risks and at none of those meetings was it raised by them as an issue and indeed the ppsis inquiry that he doesn't recall representation is being made to them to revisit the policy. i know there has been a lot of commentary on this point but there was almost a month between announcement and commencement as i've outlined my reasons why we implement of the policy and why we thought it was the right thing to do and i believe it was the right thing to do to safeguard jobs in the context of the safe reopening that had already been agreed, but none of those moments in those meetings, there was plenty of opportunity for people to raise it either with me or the prime minister and i don't recall it was raised at all. let's no live recall it was raised at all. let's go live now — recall it was raised at all. let's go live now to _ recall it was raised at all. let's go live now to outside - recall it was raised at all. let's go live now to outside the - recall it was raised at all. let's go live now to outside the inquiry. a lot of attention on this eat outs to help out scheme. what

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atn ret: steve harrigan live i atlanta, steve thank you >> up next our common ground pp segment on u.sfor israel, a democrat, a republicab comingey together, first beyond our borders tonight. ukrainian missiles damage a russian naval ship anchored at a base in crime me a. russian defense ministry sources say its anti aircraft system destroyed two ukrainian fighterh jets during that attack.s ta ukraine has targeted locations around crimea in recent months in aton effort to allow for gra ex sports >> iran highly enriched uranium from the atop i can energy' iaea. the output s reverses a slowdow from earlier this year >> and sweden moves one step closer to joining the nato n allianceat. the turkish parliament affairs e committee has given consent to the nowhere dick country's bid. they still have to a have proper the move.'s they have delayed ratifying it for more than a year over accusationens stockholm has bee to leno lenient towards groups p see as national security threats. s b just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ i told myself i was ok with my mo

so if you have pp be i up at 12, now it's at 1, cpi is down 3.s she goes. maria: nancy lazar writes this, the cpi printed over consensus with core you higher we expected. stay at home bubble is popping causing deflation in places but against all of that nancy lazar says there is still signs of inflation, restaurant prices up, medical care, commodities, medical services, aauto insurance. bottom line, rising unemployment helps explain why inflation is slowing 678. we get the ppi today, we are expecting an increase. inflation is off the highs but you've got lots of areas like rent, still spiking. >> okay. so let's talk about rent for just a moment and i'll tell you why. because rent is 30% of the cpi calculation. and given the fact that interest rates were so high, nobody is selling homes because why would you give up a 3% mortgage you locked in so there's no supply of homes because there's no supply of homes for sale in the market people are bidding up rents and because rents are expensive, cpi is expensive. and that i think is the one thing that i

move next week to more important economic data which will be related to inflation with the cpi and the pp month to month to continue to come down. that's a pretty good picture for the outlook for interest rates, the feds meeting and what it means for the equity market. maria: so how do you want to be looking at this market in terms of what drives growth at this point? would assess the earnings period for us that we just came off of and give us your expectations for the new year in terms of the macro story? >> the macro story still looks very good, a soft landing for next year. when we look at the market, s&p 500 earnings are expected to be up 11% next year. if we do see any promise of the fed moving to rate cuts sooner than expected, we think may or june, not sooner, that would anticipate that the ebbing which the at this march -- equity market has room to run. most strategists, we're at a target of 4820 for the s&p, i think wheeling see trait gists move above 5,000 if we get the economic picture ant potential cut of rates. all of this is good for investing, particularly as we look at gro

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streak. successful online dating, i was sad, it was summer, in the evenings i decided to make myself ppnumber of dates was so large that if i ate normally, i would have already gained a lot of weight. alexey is also dissatisfied with what is sold in supermarkets, and therefore he called himself a gadget for making his favorite popcorn. there are a lot of preservatives, not natural additives, plus it’s quite expensive. from a small spoon of corn we get a whole bowl. your popcorn, says alexey, turns out tastier and prettier than store-bought. but technical assistants do not always give such good results. zhenya with cotton candy gets nervous every time. but a fun attraction for the family, especially after cleaning the kitchen from sweets cobwebs. for others, everything is simpler: the mini-grill and ice cream maker receive the ready-made mixture and work on their own. the main thing is not to miss the moment. i invited a real expert , pastry chef, nikita gavrilenko , for the tasting, well, it’s luxurious, yeah, there’s something to complain about, you ’re a pastry chef, you’re a professi

it seems like this program should have been shut down just like things like p if pp were when the pandemichan it being a new piggy bank for congress and this new add administration to send money out. brian e brian because government programs never, ever end. but i've got to ask you about this, now the biden administration is going to attempt to recover $30 billion in unpaid loans made to small businesses during the pandemic. i do notice, however, they're not in a big rush to get back the unpaid student loans. in fact, as you know, they're trying to forgive them. look, if we're going to get back unpaid money, mike, let's get it back from everybody who owes it, don't you sympathy. >> i agree entirely. this notion that we're going to start forgiving loans that were never meant to be forgiven in the first place, student loans, sor that we're going to forgive or not collect payment on economic injury disaster loans undoes the whole benefit of prosurprising these as loans ine stead of grants in the first mace. when congress provided these funds both for student loans and for the idle program, th

our body for the normal functioning of the gastrointestinal system, b vitamins, vitamin e, vitamin ppt the near corner after a pass from the corner of the field. with the same score 1:0 , zenit took over nizhny novgorod. the top scorer of the season, mateo casiera, scored his fourteenth goal in the championship. although sergei ivanov had to check its legitimacy with the help of video assistants, since the author of the scoring pass, gustav montuan, was suspected of being offside. the st. petersburg team is two behind krasnodar. dynamo is in third place. on the snow-covered lawn of voronezh, muscovites looked better than the local torch and opened the score was in the 29th minute, yaroslav gladyshev did it, but took away three points. free kick to andrey mendeli. the penalty was confidently converted by maxim maximov 1:1. the condition of the field in cherkizovo, where lokomotiv hosted ural, was approximately the same as in voronezh, there were also two goals. but here we still managed to identify a winner. in the eighteenth minute , evgeny morozov responded to maxim glushenkov’s serv

. >> there are a lot of peoplef pp in this country who have children who have fallen to addiction and despite two years effor of effort, there's been no success in linking biden to any wrongdoing by hunter biden. >> that link has not been drawn yet. no, it has. and there's yet to be any evidence that thatt biden president biden had anything to do with the criminal charges his son now facecriminals. >> so you're watching the media tching tbrainwash america. this is how it's done. they just repeat the same thing. nopeate evidence. >> no evidence. no evidence. they can't argue the facts. vidence,they just deny, deny, d. >> they want you to feel bad for joe biden for raising suchrn a deplorable son. >> you havg sue to remember, you know, anyone who knows joe biden, i think, knows that he responds to all of this as a father first and not as a politician. and joe biden is devoted to his son, hunter. he was by his side as he foughth this horrific addiction. and i think it's hard not to think that he must be concerned about what this spotlight now may do for his son's continued recovery. >> g

pp and that was an exercise that we didou regularly and i think it s hard to your point because our society -- has become so polarized now that we tend to demonize and vilify people with whom we disagree. rather than understanding that in higher education -- this marketplace of ideas is what we should be having and it is not a bad thing you know james madison wrote about this right that there are going to be factions in societies with different points of view so that key is how do you again, i call them specific muscles but how do you help students figure out how to engage constructively and civil discourse and these are skilleds that can be taught and learned and that's what our job -- is. >> madison you know, the kinds of folk that are watching this know madison wrote federalist ten two centuries on is one of the most profound -- you know, inquiry and how do we deal with this well i'm curious you've spent you know, the last few years trying to support and work with, you know, more than a dozen collegeor leaders. this double standard question, i know it comes up. is it a reasonable concern

appen but call the archaicate of your test, what strikes me it's hard toredict the future, changes pp very quickly in the last however, many years and is going to continue to happen. all. part of the chang more and more of our government operates on cial media and more of our democracy operates on social media, public dcourse this is a fum for officials to talk to citize a citizens to talk to eachther and it is becoming increasingly so and i worry the rules that you are suggesting and even the analogy that y are proposing as though we can satisfy and solve this case by thinking about grocery stores is really not taking into account the big picture of h much is going to be happenin this forum and howuch citizens will be foreclosed from participating in our democracy if the kind of leou are advocating goes into effec i would like you to comment tt. it's a big picture, challenge about the nature of the wld that we live in and were going to live in and the need for rules that are going to meet a world thateon't really have any idea what it will look like. >> justice kagan i agree social m

down where was coming as the river the path expedition is stopped at greenwood,pp mississippi and theyave to get out of there. the expedition goesbl up over it to deer creek over to rolling fork.ju they are going through ditches that are just flooded at the time. but none of these work. but these are her small-scale attempts that are low risk but could provide really high rewards at low risk high reward you can see what grant is doing here. the ironic thing grant almost loses the fleet and the expedition when he gets in there in the confederate start cutting trees behind them and all of that. they managed read the fleets out but these are low risk high reward efforts but grants put a lot of stock into. if you read the letters at the time and grant is talking yes this is going to be our ticket to vicksburg or to the position we can get to the point forget the past we've got another route. he was very high on each of these things until they prove to be failures. the ideas never put stock into guthem we do busy work. not really the truth. i'd wanted these succeeded he would have been aest

show, director lael brainard with the white house's first reaction to this morning's inflation numbers ppep an eye on big tech. cathie wood snaps up 9,000 shares of microsoft for her etf. about 10,000 shares of meta platforms as well. her first big microsoft buy in nine months, and first meta buy in five months. arc next gen internet fund is higher up 80% this year, but down 50% over e sthr.thla tee we'll be right back. why are we the only birds heading this way? [ screams ] we're trying to get to jamaica. stay close and... everything will be all right. i'm ok. i'm ok. >>> fed kicks off its two-day fomc meeting today. many expecting another pause when it comes to rates, but that said, what does it mean for stocks in 2024? steve liesman joins us with results of our latest cnbc fed survey. hey, steve. >> hey, carl. yeah, kind of upbeat, rate cuts and a soft landing are in the forecast and so is s&p a,000. none of it is going to happen as soon as the market wants. maybe a couple years for the s&p 5,000. here's the forecast of this i want to call it the equity group. you can see 418 7, so not

response team and member friedenbach's point about the involvement of the fire des apartment and out pp comes to see how folks feel about the first response piece and i just curious about connections to care after the emergency room and connections to care from the street just the linkages and seeing kind of more data on linkage, how that is happening and of course just cultural sensitivity and responsiveness, i think it is really key. particularly when we think substance use disorder and other things in terms of stigma. that is my last question around stigma and your body is around looking how to reduce the stigma. particularly in the black african american community because coming from that community there has been that stigma of seeking help and so just wanted to hear from you all on that reduces stigma around mental health support. >> society has to work on itself. i can't control how a individual is conditioned in their life, so if the inclination is grab [indiscernible] i don't know what to do about that. they need therapy on that end, but what i will say, it starts with not looki

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pp will see how he is staying hay. you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc. >>> time for the squawk picks. our next guest says the market continues to grind higher despite the non-believers. she likes a couple of names like nextera and american tower and adobe and american express and blackstone and paypal and united health. joining us with more is kari firestone at rss management. where's the art? >> right there. >> i see a little bit. normally it is right behind you. it is usually some post modern beauty. rss asset management and cnbc contributor. i see he it. it looks like a landscape. >> it is cape cod. it is a painting of a place we love on cape cod. i didn't ride my bike in at 5:30 to be downtown. i'm still in brook line. >> wow. that's impressive. >> how do you want to do this today, kari? tops down or bottoms up? the individual names? why do you think the market will continue to grind higher? se seasonal factors? sc santa claus rally? a lot of tailwind. >> december is supposed to be a great month historically. it

response team and member friedenbach's point about the involvement of the fire des apartment and out pp comes to see how folks feel about the first response piece and i just curious about connections to care after the emergency room and connections to care from the street just the linkages and seeing kind of more data on linkage, how that is happening and of course just cultural sensitivity and responsiveness, i think it is really key. particularly when we think substance use disorder and other things in terms of stigma. that is my last question around stigma and your body is around looking how to reduce the stigma. particularly in the black african american community because coming from that community there has been that stigma of seeking help and so just wanted to hear from you all on that reduces stigma around mental health support. >> society has to work on itself. i can't control how a individual is conditioned in their life, so if the inclination is grab [indiscernible] i don't know what to do about that. they need therapy on that end, but what i will say, it starts with not looki

the sea of pp does not just issue regulations, they also provide safe harbor positions like the mortgage rule that protects lenders from certain lawsuits. mr. sharp, mr. moynahan, mr. diamond and ms. fraser, if you were to lose this, would it impact your bank's mortgage lending? >> >> i don't think it would make a difference. we did lend mortgage lending before this and we will do it after. >> it depends on the actual detail of the ruling. >> i would like to know the specifics to draw a conclusion. >> i am the same of my colleagues i need the specifics . >> i am saying if you lose it, if you lose it totally it seems to be pretty remarkable based on previous testimony of how important the safe harbor provisions would be to lending abilities that you would suggest that it would have no effect whatsoever. we are in the midst of an affordable housing crisis and eliminating the cfpb would have a disaster effect on the mortgage market. finally, the number of physical branches in the u.s. have been trending downward for some time. this has left more more residents in banking deserts, facing dif

the murder was particularly shocking for unionist for northern ireland's unionist pps, as graham was an articulate persuasive articulate and persuasive voice for moderation during for political moderation during the years of the troubles . the worst years of the troubles. a new podcast asked whether his intelligence and sophistication sealed fate. we'll speak to sealed his fate. we'll speak to the journalist behind that podcast . as 2023 draws to podcast. as 2023 draws to a close, time magazine has selected its person of the year . selected its person of the year. she's the grammy award winning platinum selling blockbuster touring phenomenon of taylor swift, of whom i am a fan. alex larman will join me to mark a record breaking year for the most celebrated songstress of her generation. and as chris smith draws nearer, chef aldo zilli will be here showing us how to feed our christmas cakes , how to feed our christmas cakes, a tradition that he's determined to defend in the face of changing fashions. all of that to come. but first, your news headunes to come. but first, your news headl

. >> sigo yo no cabe duda que el 2023 fue un aÑo tremendo para el pp. asi reacciono. >> la verdad, esto lo guardo yo para la mini serie. >> matthew perry, muriÓ el 28 de octubre a los 54 aÑos en su residencia de los Ángeles. sus compaÑeros lo compaÑero durante el funeral y los padres publicaron pruebas de afecto. el actor reconociÓ ser vÍctimas de las adicciones. a todos los artistas, actrices, actores, conductores, cantantes, comediantes, famosos que compartieron su talento y dejaron un legado, le agradecemos la huella imborrable que marcarÁ a generaciones. descansen en paz. >>lo recordaremos siempre. >> gracias por lo que nos dejaron. >> exactamente. >>mire en tan sÓlo minutos le vamos a presentar mÁs de las noticias que impactaron al mundo en este 2023. >> y al ritmo norteÑo, fernando romero. >> un saludo. >> te queremos. >> dice que nadie regalan nada, y aunque la mayorÍa de las veces es cierto hoy no. es sÚper fÁcil de usar, escanea el cÓdigo en pantalla y descÁrgalo. cuando hagas una compra, juntas puntos y canjealo por cientos de puntos. en targe

in the future which was open-ended and heard request if there is a timeframe for the work or just on pp going work? >> we can perhaps amend our response but our work with organized labor is continuous and ongoing. we cover a wide variety of topics from rates to classifications to selection methods to training methods. we completed a complete over-haul and reinvigoration of our three subcrafts represented by the labe were union and new apprenticeship in labor, gardener and finishing up the work on abrist classification so we have a work training program that we developed with seiu. long-standing program and brought life to provide opportunities for city employees to use part of work time to go back to school and get education and put in the position to promote. this is used by lvn to become rn and others so a number of activities around the city we da. the more resources we have, the more we can daand we can leverage existing resources to do more. we have a group within our workforce development division that does nothing but apprenticeship. mostly focused on maintenance crafts, but expa