agriculture department, nearly $30 billion. transportation, 28 billion dollars. nasa, $27 billion. the treasury department, 16 billion dollars. the labor department would get $15 billion. once you get your reaction to the president's budget request here. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. here is what the president said about taxing wealthier americans and corporations. [video clip] pres. biden: maga republicans refuse to raise signal taxes on the wealthiest people. raise your hand, anybody who thinks our current federal tax system is fair, raise your hand. i'm not judging. -- i am not joking. we found in the year 2020. 55 major corporations in fortune 500 companies paid zero in federal income tax on $40 billion in profit. i assisted on a horrible thing to burden on them. i just legislation making sure they had to pay a minimum 18% -- 15%. that is less than any of you pay. guess what? we did those things to grow the economy. to create jobs. just begin to to pay your fair share. when i was elected around 650 billionaires in america, now it

officials in the agriculture department testified on the farm belt which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation and forestry policy for the next five years. witnesses also talked about trade, export markets and food security for hearing before the senate agriculture committee is a little more than two hours. [background noises] [background noises] parks good morning. the hearing of the u.s. senate agriculture nutrition and forestry to order. senator brown was just indicating sitting in senator pat leahy's use caring more about organics this morning so we welcome you into this. speaking of a welcoming new members we are so pleased to have senator welch and senator fetterman as members of the committee. we appreciate you and are so glad you're joining us particularly at this moment we have such important work to do in the farmville so thank you. also, we welcome our witnesses undersecretary taylor really, really important topics. i know ranking member boozman and i share the fact we know we have a big job ahead and we are working closely together to be able to pass the next farm bel

agricultural affairs. prior to this role she was the director of the oregon department of agriculture but she also has experience with united states department of agriculture and in congress haven't worked as an advisor to representative boswell of iowa senator of montana. good to have you back. our next witness is janet moffat who serves as the undersecretary of marketing and regulatory programs. before joining usda undersecretary moffat had multiple leadership positions in the california department of food and agriculture she's also spent 10 years as a managing director of her families organic walnut farm in california. thank you again for being here. and finally sarah charles is the assistant to the administrator bureau for humanitarian assistance. the u.s. government lead for international disaster response. prior to her current position she held roles at the international rescue committee and the national security council of the white house. thank you so much for being here as well. works good morning senator stabenow at ranking boozman and members of the committee. i'm pleased with colleagues and usda and

was entrusted to the ministry of agricultural jihad, and the seal of the knowledge -based agricultural departmentour agricultural research, education and promotion organization in the first we took action and designed the necessary infrastructure for the establishment of 2000 knowledge-based companies in 10 countries of the country. last year, we succeeded in setting up nine technology and agricultural innovation villages in different provinces of the country, so in fact there are 350 knowledge-based companies in bar ke melin and 900 technologies. knowledge-based company 92 technology and innovation villages and the rest of his life in the establishment of growth centers in the agricultural sector knowledge base company group has reached the number of four and two tenths percent to about 7%. we used to see that the number of company codes increased, so the percentage reached, so now we have a total of about 1100 technology units of technology companies of knowledge-based companies in the agricultural sector. do i want one or two in some of the key projects that knowledge-based companies did in ag

and study committee budget task force meeting and we were going through line by line the agriculture departmentdepartment of justice. identifying these programs that exist which if you are a leftist, that's cool but we don't have money we got to get it out and set it republik and have to help us do that job. mark: fantastic because you didn't authorize them in the first place. i want to thank you for everything you do, you are real star not just in the republican party with the national scene, keep it up and god bless you.c] >> absolutely, thank you, mark. mark: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [music stops abruptly] [sigh] the most advanced vehicles are the ones that prepare you for everything. [upbeat music] ♪ ♪ kia, movement that inspires. >> joe biden minimizes a ruling class that is the most corrupt ideologically driven and incompetent modern american history perhaps all of american history. pushing ideology which is fake history on two children and pay pushing fake science if you dare to challenge certain issues what science is all about. you are close down fake media donald trump refers to it is

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. >> officials from the agriculture department testified on the farm bill, which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation, and forestry policy for the next five years. the witnesses also talked about trade, export markets, and food security. the hearing before the senate agriculture

with the cooperation of homeless and poorly-supervised women, with the help of the agricultural jihad department, the promotion department, there are still many people who really cannot work, or ninjas help in our workshop, or we take equipment to mehdi mohammadi's house, and i grow vegetables. dry vegetables and dry mint wash midi farman transforms agricultural products in the form of dried fruits from borujerd market . including the funds of the fund itself and international projects in this field, it can be used to improve the living conditions of low-income people living in the village and also their automobile industry in the development process of the country. let's come and overlap the economy and generally in the village . let help come to the self-employed children of the madahi department, support them, all the agencies, together with all the governorates, the deputy economic coordination office , have announced their readiness to help us. the reverse that you said, the reverse migration in the villages, definitely along with those that did other productions in the village, we are now

officials from the agricultural department testified on the farm bill which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation, and forestry policy for the next five years. the witnesses also talked about trade, export markets, and food security. the hearing before the senate agriculture committee is a little more than two hours. good morning. the hearing of the forestry commission to order. senator brown just indicated sitting in senator pat leahy seat. he was carrying more about organics and daring this morning. so, we welcome you to the. speaking of welcoming new members, we are so pleased to have senator welch, senator fetterman as new members of the committee. we appreciate you. we are so glad you are joining us. particularly at this bowman we have so much important work to do on the farm bill. thank you. also, we welcome our witnesses. undersecretary taylor, undersecretary moffitt, and miss childs. thank you for being here today on this really really important topic. i know that ranking member both men and i share the fact that we know we have a big job ahead and we are working closely tog

of land on average for each village, so that i can actually see what the students of the agricultural department of karam have to say about the cultivation pattern. we will return to the last part of this statement 1401, after half a century , one of the most important agricultural plans is launched, the model plan for cultivation is unveiled, and it is agriculture and food security. 1589 percent of these 133 products of the cultivated area of ​​the country in the agricultural area, so we focused the cover on this number. the key points in the model plan for optimal consumption management are considering the droughts of recent years that the implementation of this plan accurately can help and the restoration of lake urmia is the agricultural savior model of the provinces that are affected by water and soil salinity. my goal is that by implementing this document and the model of cultivation , we will improve the productivity and agricultural lands of the province. cooperation has a superpower in the description of the cultivation pattern and the intervention factors we have to study the side, inc

the ministry of structure the equipment is ready because we are the contact point of the agriculture department to the dear farmers and villagers, the agricultural service center is the mobile network , we have to web the mobile network. it is possible to record and record through satellites in this observatory that the agreement made with the geographical organization of the army as well as the ministry of communications and information and communication technology has provided the capacity of the earth's internal satellites. it can be the equipment of the centers services are being purchased. we had a conference in 1401 at the end of the year where one of the very important issues raised by the honorable minister of agricultural jihad was that the service centers of agricultural jihad should be ready for a software movement to compile statistics and information based on orders and guidelines. and the warning given by the supreme leader, from the point of view of the ministry of agricultural jihad, is that in the first six months of 1402, iran's agricultural observatory should be set up, and f

on, the workforce of the federalal government is doing the job of government whether the department of agriculture or department of defense, you name it day in and day out and it's generally below the radar screen but fundamental to the f but is life so i would love to see stories about the people like lauren who worked as a taxpayer advocate or you name it, we have a program called service american metal where we honor the most innovative federal employees and most no one knows anything about them yet in my view they are way more important than politicians, they are actually doing the incredible work solving big problems for the public so that's what i would love to see for the focus. >> you did have a category abou% for publicans answer that and 40% of democrats also, white, black and latino responded. what were you trying to figure out? was the democracy when you're doing that in the survey? >> it will depend, everybody individually. the part of this is our view need three things for a successful democracy, you need accountability which we get from elections, you need rule of law but there's no

wheat from russia is increasing, despite the pessimistic forecasts of the us department of agriculturefrican countries. what prospects for the supply of russian grain did my colleague? right? frost faith hello , tell us what caused the growth. hello competitor, the ability of the russian federation is supported by the weakening of the ruble and the presence of a discount on the price of european counterparts. the us department of agriculture, in its march report, acknowledged that the forecast for wheat exports from russia remains high at an estimated level of 43.5 million tons, while russia plans to leave even more to supply up to 60 million tons in the 2022 2023 season, which is associated with a high indicator over the past 5 years, according to rosstat , the grain harvest in russia will amount to more than 150 million tons, of which almost 104.5 million is wheat against american forecasts of 92 million. where does such a difference in calculations come from? different methodology. in addition, i will assume that different sets are taken into account. e regions of the american agric

office of sanctions coordination, says it's a very active buyer of grain and, in fact, the department of agriculture 69% of the world's maize reserves, 60% of its rice, 51% of its wheat. can...just even releasing that would push prices down. should it be doing that to alleviate world hunger? yeah, i think china holds somewhere between 50—60% of the world's wheat and grain. united states, for example, holds about 6%. and with the world food crisis that we're facing right now, particularly with the poorest of the poor not able to afford the food at the pricing level that it is right now, which is why we thought the black sea grain initiative was so important to alleviate commodity pressure, to bring the pricing down, and it's still at a ten—year high. so, china, in my opinion, needs to be doing more. the three things there, sarah — number one, i certainly appreciate what china has done to end a grave amount of hunger in their own country. amazing success story. number two, they need to step up on the humanitarian development side. let me just give an example. in 2022, the united states, on average, ga

. >>> the president just took to the podium at the agriculture department.ouse action in conservation summit, he's surrounded by members of his cabinet including the head of the departments of interior and department of agriculture. as you probably know this is a president who put environmental concerns at the center of his campaign in 2020, continues to talk about it heading into 2024, so conservation issues, climate change issues, he's at the interior department, introduced by a member of the mojave indian tribe. >>> the leaders of two pacific powerhouses standing on opposite sides on the war in ukraine today. china's leader xi jinping sat down with vladimir putin for day two of that high profile state visit. josh letterman is following it all from seoul, south korea. it is a split screen. what do these visits represent for the future of the ukrainian war? >> reporter: they like to talk about the emergence of a multipolar world, a phrase that president putin used today as well. referring to when you have multiple power centers around the world balancing ea

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agriculture department has released new label requirements on meat, poultry or eggs. they carry the phrase made in the usa. those labels will not only be allowed if the animals used in the food or born raised, slaughtered and processed in the u. s currently, many products made from animals that have been imported from another country and are then processed here in this country carry the made in the usa label. lego is reporting a sales boost driven by products that cater to kids and adults. lawmakers revenue was up 14% last year and was more than $9 billion. it was among the toy companies that face macroeconomic pressures such as, strong demand for legos diverse election placing manufacturing plants near key markets and expanding business into new countries helped offset some of those costs. tomorrow is international women's day and to mark the occasion, mattel is honoring seven women who are leaders in science, technology, engineering and math with barbie dolls in their likeness. among the featured women are the bay area would just be sisters, susan, who is the ceo of

us agriculture department has released new label requirements on meat, poultry or eggs that use that made in the usa labels will only be allowed if the animals used in the food are born, raised, slaughtered and processed in this country. currently those labels show up on many products from animals that have been imported from other countries. but processed right here in the u. s officials with the department of agriculture are discussing the potential of large scale avian flu vaccine programs for chickens with industry leaders. the outbreak of avian flu has led to the deaths of millions of chickens and drove up the price of eggs. it's the largest outbreak of avian flu ever in the illness has spread to other animals such as foxes, raccoons and bears. the cdc says the risk of the virus spreading to humans is low. people living in one half moon bay neighborhood are on alert this morning after a mountain lion was spotted roaming around their homes. this latest sighting came yesterday morning. one man is sharing his home security video of that big cat right there, walking around his home

the company says now it is working with the department of agricultural -- department of agriculture toiber -- to give final approval. reggie: for your money report, tourism in san francisco has not reached prepared levels. according to the chronicle it has doubled more than the year before at 7.4 billion. spending last year was 77% of the record high at 9.6 million dollars spent before the pandemic. they are effecting a full recovery by 2024. san francisco unified is hoping a $2500 bonus will help keep educators in the classroom. according to the examiner, the one time bonus is for teachers or peer educators. a live look at the new art -- the you nur -- at the new york stock exchange. kumasi: an acclaimed author is being recognized for her work. president biden honored oakland native at a ceremony at the white house yesterday. she was presented with the national humanities medal given to people who have enriched the world through writing that moves and inspires people. her first novel in 1989, the joy what club was new york's best time cellar. she has devoted herself to telling stories

for example, the department of agriculture is identifying temporary housing, reimbursing farmers and livestock owners for lost crops and lost livestock. small business demonstration helping businesses get low interest to recovery and rebuild. if you do not have insurance or underinsured, fema can help you get started by finding home repairs, replacing lost and damaged property like cars and refrigerators. i know how important the post office is to you. it is where most people get your prescriptions. we are working -- working to make sure you still have access to it. we are doing is the national postal service will set up temporary post office. as you have already seen. on the grounds of the present post office that is not usable. i want to let you know that some of the communities are facing the threat of severe weather in just one week later. if you look to the weather forecast. fema and other federal personnel are here on the ground ready to respond to support state and local officials if in fact they do amount to major storms. i want to urge everyone here to listen to local offici

now, the fda said, the lab grown chicken ut good meat still needs approval from the agriculture departmentefore i can sell the products here in the u. s a new survey by a human resources company says the latest trend for workers it's what's being called poly working now, it means holding more than one job at a time. some poly workers say they started it because it was easy to do when they were only working from home. now the company paycheck says they continue to work multiple jobs because it helps them deal with inflation. about half the people surveyed say they plan to keep working more than one job, but they are also to report they are more likely to report burnout. they're less satisfied with their work life balance, and they feel less productive than people would just one job. alright our time is 7 41, only one bay area city made the top 10 in the list of the most livable cities coming up why berkeley ranked number six and the reason why and two bay area semi pro soccer teams will play in one of the oldest tournaments in the country coming up on mornings on two at eight. the new team

so he meant not not roads, not colleges, not infrastructure you're not an agriculture department. they had the best government that they were going to give was going to be poor whites who were the majority of the southerners, the 20% had slaves. they were going to be one rung above the slaves and that was what government was going to do for them. and if you look at the missed opportunity in the south after the war, not just reconstruction, but for 100 years, that was really message of the the southern patriarchs and the southern politicians who led the south. it wasn't until you know, until the civil rights when suddenly the south became known as growth states and and universities and enviable and all that but for 100 years they really went nowhere because they failed to get that message of the civil war and. the other reason to read the book, i think, is it shows us a side of lincoln that is too understood and appreciated the side that harold brought out a just and generous nation for. the first two thirds of his career from. 1832 to 1854. you know, when pay you. he's not talking

fda said the lab grown chicken is safe to eat, but good meat still needs approval from the agriculture departmente i can sell the product in the us the element of city council passed an ordinance that stops food delivery services from charging restaurants of service fee above 15% of the purchase price of an online order and from charging customers any new fees, trump said, a loss and that revenue from the restaurant the goal is to make it more affordable. two restaurants to offer take out from companies like uber eats and doordash. we've limited the excessive charges that consumers faced. um we've also limited the excessive charges that restaurants faced. that was because of this ordinance. uber says it. delivery platform uber eats may suspend delivery service in alameda in response to the ordinance, three d printing technology could be coming to your kitchen engineers at columbia university say they have cooked up a cheesecake made entirely by a three d printer. the engineers say they used seven ingredients, including graham crackers, peanut butter, banana and nutella. the engineers say three d

but as a congressman well, you know, this is what the did or this is what the agriculture department did. but you can you can constituent, you know, maintenance, but oh, you have a problem with the scc well maybe you'll remember me when i'm running again and i will give them call. so congress has to take chris font's ability back or. i don't want to predict. supreme court is going to move dramatically in direction, but it's possible that it will move in that direction, requiring to do its job again. thank you. great question we got one more question and. okay. right here. oops. okay. that's hello, i'm caleb and i'm from south carolina. and my question is for judge jones. how does the fundamentals of the constitution being a living document and also jefferson's idea that constitution should be rewritten every 19 years? how that balance with your originalist of the constitution. well obviously jefferson and john marshall see things in the same light and marshall was the chief justice. right. so when you've got a constitution and interpreting the constitution, it is fundamental law, per

however they still need final approval from the agriculture department .e company good meat has been approved to sell its lab grown meat in singapore since 2020, and it's available for purchase and restaurants there, too. and for dessert after that lab grown meat, how about a three d printed cake engineers at columbia university have made this seven ingredients vegan cheesecake assembled and cooked entirely by the printing machine. the technology has been used to make other foods before. but in a new innovation, lasers were used to bake the dessert as it prints. the researchers experimented with different flavors like cherry banana, peanut butter and hazelnut spread. the team behind the project says that one slice took about 30 minutes to produce. but one thing they didn't explain if it's vegan. can it actually be called cheesecake? currently, it's looking a lot like my baking, which leaves much to be desired. japan has won the world basket baseball classic, beating the three top u. s teams in the tournament to the final and denying the americans a second

the us department of agriculture, in its march report, acknowledged that the forecast for wheat exportsmated level of 43.5 million tons, while in russia in the 2022-2023 season they plan to supply even more up to 60 million tons. which is the highest figure over the past 5 years. according to rosstat , the grain harvest in russia will amount to more than 150 million tons, of which almost 104.5 million is wheat against american forecasts of 92 million tons. why such a difference in the calculations? methodology. in addition, i will assume that a different set is taken into account. uh, regions of the american mini farm, clearly not reading part of our crop, he clearly puts a very pessimistic forecast for exports. and they export wheat. now the forecast is e, 43.5. yes, this is close to the lowest low end of the range, however, even according to the estimates of the us department of agriculture, our exports this season should be a record for analysts at the russian grain union counted until june 31, 23. export the potential of russian wheat is 18 million tons, that is, monthly shipments s

-- going be working with the apartment of interior, agriculture -- department of interior, agriculture? >> we understand the problem. the colorado river basin impacts 40 million americans, seven states. it is a complex problem. it will take a whole government approach, which omb is situated to be able to bring the various agencies together and make sure we are putting our best mind and creativeness to this problem. this means to be reimagined for. the long-term we appreciate the infrastructure and the ira fund. they are helping us started. without those, we do not know where we would be. this has to be a long systemic change in how the government views the colorado river basin. we are committed to doing that with your partnership. >> thank you. >> that is exactly where we would be. >> another data point to underscore half of the 40 million americans who rely on the colorado river are in california. on a related issue during your confirmation hearing, which at this point probably seems like a decade to you, i raised an issue for a specific army for a project to improve levees along the

with the cooperation of the homeless and poorly-supervised women, with the help of the agricultural jihad department, we have cooperated with the promotion department. until now, there are many people who really cannot do it. we go to their homes and prepare vegetables to eat dried vegetables, mint drying, washing workshop of agricultural products in the form of dried fruits, but we order these in borujerd market , we also participate in exhibitions in other cities , we take products, the exhibition is very good , rural women's own fields, we also have a fund in this direction . the villages, which include these funds, can use the credits of the fund and international projects in this field. the rural table can be a factor in improving the living conditions of low-income people living in the village, as well as making them self-sufficient in the overall development process. we are all together. we see a tera we suggested that with these support devices, let's cover the economy and generally see everything together in the village. we suggested that we come to some villages specifically to do the educ