our second higher education was the academy of management under the president on the basis of higher 4.5 years was the study of public administration and economics. but now uh when u say in a whirlpool rushed headlong into motorsport, huh? on his own initiative, he graduated from the institute of physical education. eh, just the same in the direction of motor sports, one thing is talking theory, and another thing when we consult with the guys . i sometimes give them advice, sometimes direct instructions for some kind of race, and i myself carry them out successfully. well, you understand that this opinion is more weighty, yes, more weighty, what they say, well, yes, i could not do it. and for example, sergey was able to actually, which means, uh, there was a place to be this installation and so on the right things, but at the same time you have to learn, and from the guys, i learn a lot. the same aleksey vishnevsky, alexander vasilevsky and they have very strong points, for example, members of my crew. uh, pasha has been guaranteed to be with me in the crew for a long time, and in th

he's also a professor at the college school of management and one of the head honchos at the academy ement. professor peter bamberger. a real pleasure having you on my show. what do we mean by the term wage transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the case of buffer, we are talking about pay disclosure transparency, and they do it per person, states in the us are now mandating ranges for certain types ofjobs, but that is just one form of pay transparency. the third form has to do with page process transparency, where companies provide more information about how their pay system works, why people are making more than others, and how pay decisions are made. and peter, we know you've researched the impact of of pay transparency in hundreds of companies. so i'm just wondering what are the positive results? i look at practices similar to what buffer does, what happens when we actually disclose how much individual employees are making. we've done these studies all over the world. one of the interesting effects is that we actually see an improvement in individual task pe

he's also a professor at the college school of management and one of the head honchos at the academy ement. professor peter bamberger. a real pleasure having you on my show. and peter, we know you've researched the impact of of pay transparency what do we mean by the term wage transparency? we what do we mean by the term wage transparency?_ transparency? we are talking about three different _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, in _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the - transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the case l three different things, in the case of buffer, we are talking about pay disclosure transparency, and they do it per person, states in the us are now mandating ranges for certain types ofjobs, but that is just one form of pay transparency. the third form of pay transparency. the third form has to do with page process transparency, where companies provide more information about how their pay system works, why people are making more than

am a doctor of technical sciences, a professor i teach at the academy of the ministry of internal affairs and at the academy of management. today we will talk about national security and, first of all, about the information security of our society. hello , on the air, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and alexander ivanovsky is visiting us today, good afternoon. hello, glad to see you. thank you very much vladimirovich you are one of the developers information security concept. let's start with it on september 28, the ministry of defense of belarus announced a check of the combat and mobilization readiness of a military unit in urinals. and after that, a panic appeared on the network that this was probably connected with the mobilization that is taking place in russia. as you comment on this, i will comment on your statements in stages. one of the developers. it was made by a large team, almost everyone is interested and prepared for this people. so, of course, i sing it. it was caused by significant changes in the field of information security, let's say, and i want

we have known each other since 2017, we studied together at the academy of management and yes, at onethe classes, one of the teachers watched, yes, the military director of the theater. and how so, that is, he also had a surprise, but what igor nikolaevich said, it’s easy to manage the theater normally, especially since the artistic director is responsible for the artistic part. and my task is, let's say, such a general management and the solution of very many of them, uh, economic financial, yes. it turns out that the fell chelatushka was in your colleagues. yes? yes, he took it like this, in general, as a downgrade, or something in his career, but in the theater, and you took it with enthusiasm even in the history of the question as i can say that my career is already the peak of my career, let's say, so it ended somewhere at the age of 38, when i became a colonel, so for me it was, of course, unexpected. i can honestly tell you, but i and even the townsfolk said, do not go to the theater, and some of them are very difficult there, there is a team and so on and so forth. well , i ca

it was the academy of management under the president on the basis of the higher e, 4 1/2 years was then and economics. but now, when, let's say, into the whirlpool, they rushed headlong into motorsport, huh? on his own initiative, he graduated from the institute of physical education. eh, just the same in the direction of motor sports, it is one thing to talk theory, and another thing when we consult with the guys . i sometimes give them advice sometimes some direct instructions for the race and i myself carry them out successfully. well, you understand that this opinion is more weighty, yes, more weighty, what they say, well, yes, i could not do it. and for example, sergei was able to actually, so, uh, there was a place to be this installation and so on the right things, but at the same time i have to learn, and i learn a lot from the guys. the same aleksey vishnevsky, alexander vasilevsky and they have very strong points, for example, members of my crew. uh, pasha has been guaranteed for a long time with me in the crew, he works as a deputy in the team, uh leader? he is already someh

interested in some topics of project management and leadership of a particular teamwork team, this week the main lecturer of the meeting was the project manager of the ukrainian academy of leadership ivan chubokin told the course participants about team building and shared the secrets of successful work in groups, meanwhile the listeners say that the most important projects are freedom of choice, because the lecturers talk about what young people want to learn our ukrainians actually familiarized themselves with what it is, how it will happen, and then we actually talked about those topics that would not be interesting, and we wrote on on sheets of paper all the topics that would be interesting to us, then we shot them down according to priorities, the value of this program is that we choose the content of this program ourselves, that is, there is some kind of base created by the organizers, but immediately at the first meeting, they asked what you are interested in, and more importantly, the participants of the leadership the course can also choose lecturers, project coordinator mykola apetyk explains to us, among such an interesting request, even the participants w

is interested in some topics of project management, leadership of a team, teamwork this week as the main lecturer at the meeting, the project manager of the ukrainian academy leadership, ivan chubokin , told the course participants about the creation team and shared the secrets of successful work in groups, meanwhile , the listeners say that the most important things in the project are freedom of choice, because the lecturers talk about what young ukrainians want to know, we actually familiarized ourselves with the fact that this kind of action will take place, and then we actually talked about the topics that would be interesting to us and we wrote on pieces of paper all the topics that would be interesting to us, then we shot them according to their priorities, the value is the program, it consists in the fact that we choose the content of this program ourselves, that is, there is some kind of base created by the organizers, but immediately at the first meeting they asked what you are interested in more the participants of the leadership course can also choose lecturers, the project coordinator mykola apetyk explains to us, among such an interesting requ

vladimirovich i am doctor of technical sciences, professor i teach at the academy of the ministry of internal affairs and in managementwe will talk about national security and, first of all, about the information security of our society. hello , on the air, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and alexander ivanovsky is visiting us today, good afternoon. hello, glad to see you. thank you alexander vladimirovich. you are one of the developers of the concept of information security. let's start with it on september 28, the ministry of defense of belarus announced a check of combat and mobilization readiness military unit in machulishchi. and after that , a panic appeared on the network about the fact that this was probably connected with the mobilization that is taking place in russia. how do you comment on this situation, comment on your statements. i am one of the developers who made it a large team. practically all people are interested and prepared for this business. so, of course, its appearance was caused by significant changes in the field of information securit

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of the kyiv-mohyla academy. greetings and boris chichinghausen, a political technologist, an expert in reputation management. the name walter fischer, who somewhere between 84-95 divided two, as he called it, paradigms into the paradigm of narratives, i.e. stories, and the paradigm of rationality, i.e. rational, he existed separated the meritorious one, and some scientists today and popular scientists, of course, i am not such an economic scientist as to read some sad and boring works like me, and i read popular literature, but popular scientific literature very often compares a person with an animal that knows how to tell stories, for example, yuvalnoy harari is popular now among historians and philosophers, he generally believes that narratives , that is, the ability to tell, made people, that is, not quite people at that time, but modern people, what happened, this is the first question for you, gentlemen, what did it happen in our entire history? we never reached rationality and remained narrative beings. well, i wouldn't say that harari invented it. by the way, do you remember the story ? years, and really

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of emergency management. my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical? >> san francisco police, dispatcher 82, how can i help you? >> you're helping people in their -- what may be their most vulnerable moment ever in life. so be able to provide them immediate help right then and there, it's really rewarding. >> our agency is a very combined agency. we answer emergency and non-emergency calls and we also do dispatching for fire, for medical and we also do dispatching for police. >> we staff multiple call taking positions. as well as positions for police and fire dispatch. >> we have a priority 221. >> i wanted to become a dispatcher so i could help people. i really like people. i enjoy talking to people. this is a way that i thought that i could be involved with people every day. >> as a 911 dispatcher i am the first first responder. even though i never go on seen -- scene i'm the first one answering the phone call to calm the victim down and give

member of the management association of expherk chair of the owner's committee ff the northern california chapter of that organization. carl is president elect of the california maritime academy. welcome aboard, carl. with that, i am pleased to take any questions. >> commissioner peskin. >> thank you chair. i wanted to thank the ta for all the work together on the geary fillmore underpass proposal that was cited. i think we turned that around by government standards re quickly. all racing to get that in by the deadline. as director chang pointed out, the history on it, i think until my district, it is one of the most visible and extreme legacies urban renewal and redevelopment era disis displact and bad urban planning. we're tbam it either -- we're familiar with it either being on a bus or washingtoning across the overpass. it's like a daily reminder for the community of when government goesy communities through infrastructure. how that plays out. i hope the federal government views it the way we do as worthy of this planning process. and i want to thank ask recognize a lot of the community groups in japantown who indicated their interests in our office supporting this effort

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academy. you know that the next generation of our law enforcers. so that gives me hope. and then i will continue to try and manage the impacts encampments in a way that is humane and dignified. >> the oakland weekly crime report from october 10 through october, 16th reported there were 2 killings bringing the year to date homicide total to 102, the same number of murders at the same time last year. chef is endorsing councilman loren taylor and his run to be the next mayor of oakland. >> california is getting more resources to fight wildfires and perhaps prevent them from becoming major disasters. the fema improvement and efficiency act also known as the fire act is aimed at changing how federal resources are deployed ahead of a major fire. it updates the federal response allowing fema to preposition resources during extreme fire weather such as red flag warnings. senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire. talk about how the bill will help firefighters prevent wildfires, which are becoming more common because of climate change. >> members of including senators from both s

academy. you know that the next generation of of our law enforcers. so that gives me hope. and then i will continue to try and manage the impacts encampments in a way that is humane and dignified. >> the weekly crime report from oakland from october 10th to october, 16th indicated that there were 2 killings during that time bringing the year total homicide 8 to 1, 0, to the same number of homicides at this time last year. the mayor is endorsing councilman loren taylor in his run to be the next mayor of oakland. thanks to a new bill. we could soon have more resources in california fight wildfires and hopefully. >> prevent them from becoming a major disaster. senator alex padilla was in the bay area today to talk about it. >> a crown prince charles clifford has more now from san jose. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres and devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would give fema flexibility in responding to these disasters. the fire act, which stands for the fema improvement and efficiency act would

member of the management association of expherk chair of the owner's committee ff the northern california chapter of that organization. carl is president elect of the california maritime academy carl. with that, i am pleased to take any questions. >> commissioner peskin. >> thank you chair. i wanted to thank the ta for all the work together on the geary fillmore underpass proposal that was cited. i think we turned that around by government standards re quickly. all racing to get that in by the deadline. as director chang pointed out, the history on it, i think until my district, it is one of the most visible and extreme legacies urban renewal and redevelopment era disis displact and bad urban planning. we're tbam it either -- we're familiar with it either being on a bus or washingtoning across the overpass. it's like a daily reminder for the community of when government goesy communities through infrastructure. how that plays out. i hope the federal government views it the way we do as worthy of this planning process. and i want to thank ask recognize a lot of the community groups in japantown who indicated their interests in our office supporting this effort. and i want to s

academy is already included in the platform projects. russia is a land of opportunity. for us, this is our corporate personnel center, a training center for managers, in addition to feeling, uh, respect for science, uh and the desire to constantly replenish their knowledge and skills, these people should have a feeling of love for the motherland, well, their main soul is such a single space, a single national space , knowledge competencies skills skills communications, and most importantly, love for the motherland is our contribution to the development of the sovereignty of our country. today, anton migerdichev's film, the heart of a father, is released in russia, a film adaptation of the novel of the same name by alexei ivanov. an accident at a friend of the yaroslavl drama theater. sergei was swimming the film was shot in the perm territory at the box office. uh, more than 2,000 people worked on the project, report by dmitry akaster. in the national epic, the heart of parma comes to life the hero and the centuries. this is the story of the interaction of cultures of different peoples, the distant 15th century, the endless pagan, perm and the fat

manager. they married when she was just 15. at 16, she gave birth to the first of her six children, all leading to the academy award-winning movieto be a coal miner's daughter ♪ >> she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, but she never forgot her appalachian roots, as she told "sunday morning." >> i ain't about to be nobody else. i'm just me. >>> well, that's overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continue. remember, can you follow us on online at any time at cbs.com. i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbsn news flash. a judge in michigan has dismissed charges against seven people in the flint water scandal. the judge called the indictments invalid because the judge who issued them had no authority to do so. despite frosty u.s./russian relations, a 38-year-old cosmonaut is expected to launch with the space crew, the first russian on an american rocket in nearly two decades. >>> and yankee star aaron judge hits his 62nd home run. for more new, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, nearly

manager. they married when she was just 15. at 16, she gave birth to the first of her six children, all leading to the academy award-winning movie was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, but she never forgot her appalachian roots, as she told "sunday morning." >> i ain't about to be nobody else. i'm just me. >> o'donnell: and she was tough. that tonight's "cbs even prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose.

academy. a shoot out in the lot this week forced the school into lockdown. we asked the city manager and city attorney what actions they have taken to address the issue. >> first of all, we share the community's concerns. we are concerned, also. >> we are very concerned about this property, we share the community's concern. it is on our radar. we are looking into the matter. we will be taking steps. >> she said the city sent two nuisance violations to the property owner, a company believed to be based in tennessee. if they don't hear back, they will escalate things from there. dan: daly city police arrested a 34-year-old for a home invasion in los alamos avenue on september 28. an attacker forced an elderly woman into her home and choked her, then robbed her of her life savings and jewelry. detectives found more evidence during multiple search warrants, which links him to other similar robberies. he's now at san mateo county main jail. new details in the shooting of an armored car guard last month. police announced the arrest of a 27-year-old from oakland. they say he confessed he shot the guard in the back of the head before stealing a messenger bag containing c

against maxim yuri margulenko a manager from makhachkala i am 34 years old, and i was born and grew up. in the city of makhachkala, i graduated from the dagestan state academy of economics, but at the will of the judge. uh, got a profession and dedicated his life to his main passion for cinema. it's been 8 years now. i work. i am engaged in repertoire in the cinema network of the federal scale. uh, people really love their spouse, who is currently rooting for me, and the dog, who is now most likely sleeping in first time. at the third gaming table today , valery valevich, familiar to fans of his game, will play well. ovchinnikov teacher moscow remind well your game. i have been playing since 2005, i think i have played 40-something games, profession, really a teacher 27 years at the blackboard i teach various technical institutes, this is traveling to different parts of our country and not only fishing to the book valery maxim yuri now is the time to turn attention to our main monitor. here are all the topics of our today's game, carefully watching and remembering. i hope that you have read the topics and we start the first round. first round tim nickname g

managed from the administered of auditing perspective. to speak further on some challenges around the tax credits, i like to introduce don, and academy fellow and former commissioner of internal revenue services, dedicated lifelong public service spent over 45 years working to support good government across agencies in all levels of government. in addition to his time at the irs, he worked as the city administrator for district of columbia, deputy director for management at the office of management and budget and chairman of the board director. thank you for being here today. >> thanks for the introduction. a summary of my employment career in the public sector, i'm delighted to talk about these important programs. i would note that the start bipartisan policy center report coming out today is a detailed analysis recommendation i think everybody should look at. these are two critical programs people are aware of but designed encourage low and moderate income workers to work and reward work designed to be tax credit refunds tied to the money earned by the taxpayer and children they had. these are large programs, two of them together at the i

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academy. you know that the next generation of of our law enforcers. so that gives me hope. and then i will continue to try and manage the impacts encampments in a way that is humane and dignified >> and while we have you here, we'd also like to check in with you on the latest with howard terminal. do you think a deal can be finalized by the end of your term? here? >> i hope but part of what the a's are waiting for is to see how we fare with some big grant applications that we have. it and particularly with the federal government, we have a 183 million dollar grant request into their mega program and they have delayed the announcement of those grants into the new year. and so that is likely to push the final deal into 2023. okay. >> all right. so turning to the midterm elections in november, there are quite a number of candidates looking to fill your position. is there anyone in mind that you trust to take over this job? absolutely. that is lauren taylor without hesitation. >> he is a 3rd generation but wonder like that is his north star. he is so smart. he is analytical and he he will get the kind of respect and acc

academy. you know that the next generation of of our law enforcers. so that gives me hope. and then i will continue to try and manage the impacts encampments in a way that is humane and dignified. >> mayor chef also applauded the city council's decision to allow the oakland police department to continue using automated license plate readers. she called them a critical tool for officers. i also asked the mayor who she is hoping will fill her shoes this coming she did not hesitate to endorse council member. loren taylor calling him the most qualified person to lead the city. justine, back to you. big indoor smith. thank you, stephanie. >> and thanks to a new federal law. we will soon have more resources in california to fight wildfires and hopefully prevent them from becoming a major disaster. senator alex padilla in the bay area today to talk all about this and kron four's. charles clifford has more from san jose. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres in devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would g