as the chairman of the state customs committee noted, this will reduce the time spent at the checkpoint, and the procedure for registering a car will be simplified and accelerated for those who have moved to us for permanent residence. now this period is 2 years, the project provides for 6 months, this is necessary primarily for those people who are moving to our country, as refugees, for other reasons, from various countries. the number of migrants has been increasing recently, so i think this norm will work will be well received positively in society. a number of innovations in the bill affect the work of authorized economic operators, as well as transactions with transit goods. the next step towards de-dollarization was made at a meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors of the brix countries in sao paulo, brazil. the main discussions are the search for alternative dollars. payment options, including in digital currencies, here the participants expressed their readiness to exchange experiences, yet the majority spoke out in support of national currencies. rallies, strik

the state customs committee informs about this.the department noted that the myadenka and shalchenenkaya checkpoints, where the adjacent stone ravine and benyakoni. an important point in these two remaining ones. by decision of the lithuanian side , pedestrian and bicycle traffic will be stopped from midnight on march 1. poland can completely close the border with ukraine, stopping bilateral trade, prime minister donald tusk said. he stressed that such a decision would only be temporary and mutually painful. meanwhile, it is estimated that the results of the protest activity of polish farmers threaten ukraine with a real economic catastrophe. at the same time , warsaw believes that the eu should return. with respect to ukrainian products, which were valid until february 2022. in addition, kiev officials are warned that the protest at the border throughout the country will last at least a month, that is, ukrainian exports to europe will not be unblocked in the near future. in kiev , the policy of the polish authorities has already b

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customers on their utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says it's too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get the calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot they believe will lead to even higher rate increases. >> passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customers on their utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says is too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get the calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot of they believe will lead to even higher rate increases. >> passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customers on their utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says is too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get to calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot they believe will lead to even higher rate increases. >> passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's des

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customerstheir utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says is too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get the calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot they believe will lead to even higher rate increases. >> passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's designed

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customers on their utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says is too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get to calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot they believe will lead to even higher rate increases passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. >> the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's desi

speaking at the state senate committee on energy, utilities and communications, dolly and others here pointed out the average pg and e customers on their utility bill increase by an average of $34.50 after the california public utilities commission approved a 13.7 billion dollars pg and e plan late last year to bury power lines. a plan pg and e maintains will protect california from fire risks. >> but one dolly says is too costly. i'm frustrated because >> i get to calls. from the people whose rates are going up. but beyond that rate increase, some lawmakers and members of the public alike who spoke at this hearing called out a b 205, a lot they believe will lead to even higher rate increases. >> passed and signed in 2022. a b 205, could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's desig

customs enforcement outfront. now the democratic congresswoman, katie porter, she sits on the oversight committee and in her state of california, the number of illegal border crossings is up 60% in one city versus a year ago congressman. so much to talk to you about today, but i wanted to start with this. i mean we can all agree this is a horrible, horrible thing that happened. it shouldn't have happened, but it did for president donald trump today, called audi, he writes on social media, the monster who took her life illegally entered our country in 2022 and then was released again by radical democrats in new york after injuring a child i know that you may not choose the same words, but do you share his outrage? >> well, i think what a horrible tragedy likes, like this happens, i think whenever we're dealing with violent crime, there is a sense of outrage, of sadness and loss. but i think the important thing to focus on is any one instance shouldn't shape our overall immigration policy. which has so many different facets, including economic choices about what workers to allow and how to create prosperity in amer

state and assembly committee held a hearing on the problem in southern california. kron four's 8 on wallace has that story. >> has the issue of retail theft remains front and center for businesses and customersoss california called meeting to order the assembly select committee on retail theft officially held its second meeting since it launched last year. this time committee members met not in sacramento, but here at west hollywood city hall. the goal to bring balanced effective solutions. >> deal meaningfully with these issues will continue to live. listen to every stakeholder. speaker events has asked us to do among the stakeholders who spoke members of law enforcement, including the head of the california highway patrol. it's interesting. we call this organized crime. it's time for law enforcement and the legislature and the prosecutors to get organized on the separate to one thing he says has worked a formal partnership between chp and the california retailers association. a partnership that since 2019 chp credits with 2,300 investigations, more than 2,200 suspects arrested and 750,000 stolen items recovered worth a combined 41 million dollars. this is one of the best examples of privat

state. >> on friday, members of the assembly select committee held a hearing in southern california on this issue. 8 home wallace reports. >> as the issue of retail theft remains front and center for businesses and customers across california called this meeting to order the assembly select committee on retail theft officially held its second meeting since it launched last year. this time committee members met not in sacramento, but here at west hollywood city hall. the goal to bring balanced effective solutions. >> to deal meaningfully with these issues will continue to live. listen to every stakeholder. a speaker events has asked us to do among the stakeholders who spoke members of law enforcement, including the head of the california highway patrol. it's interesting. we call this organized crime. it's time for law enforcement and the d the prosecutors to get organized on the separate to one thing he says has worked a formal partnership between chp and the california retailers association. partnership that since 2019 chp credits with 2,300 investigations, more than 2,200 suspects arrested and 750,000 stolen items recovered worth a combined 41 million dollars. this is one of the best examples of private

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