>> people are being deported. people are being removed. we are going to continue totablished a basis to remain in the united states. individuals who do not manifest fear are subject to expedited removal. we are executing their removalprocess and we will continue to do so. our agents and officers are well-trained in identifying individuals who manifest fear and they are complying with their obligations to respect that manifestation and in credible fear when --nifest fear and if we find a negative determination that they have not established credi >> secretary, dhs confirms at least 400 migrants with potential isis thais recently crossed into unitet is incorrect. >> tell us w the reporting is incorrect. we do not potential isis ties. als who are identified to have those ties would pose a concern to us from a publicity perspective would be priorities for detention and removal. >> following the initialreport accurate? >> i thiis accurate. let me be clear. let me be clear about precision when one is addressing the facts is very, very important.

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still looking closely and looking at it, they are looking closely at robotic platforms, they are looking closely at unmanned surface ships, in particular at magura, and they are looking closely at drones, panish, for example, punisher, which is now in a new version was presented, they look carefully at ukraine, and if you simply analyze these stands that were at the exhibition, then, of course, big companies like talis, airbus, they focus attention from the side, from the side of most visitors, but... the ukrainian stand does not remain unnoticed, people constantly come in, constantly ask, are constantly interested in the solutions that we have, and first of all, robotic platforms, unmanned aerial vehicles, and complexes of radio-electronic intelligence, radio-electronic warfare, what presented, it is all interesting and everyone is definitely asking, and definitely asking with an eye on how it is used in the course of hostilities, and did something strike you among the exhibits or something? of logical technical solutions from other countries, which is such that this is what we would de

the planes are older, they are not getting replacements, are they overwhelmed, certain airlines areple? dani: 22 years old, a plane that probably shouldn't have been in the sky. doesn't mean that they are unsafe, just that there may be more delays. maybe this will not comfort any of us, but the drive to the airport is more dangerous than getting in the plane itself. if you plan to drive instead of light, it is more dangerous. annmarie: what i know is the aviation industry is under immense pressure. when i looked at is is this another bad sign for boeing? ok, this is an airbus. but the faa still has a safety concern that airbus, as well, and on united. there is just a lot of concern about what is going on right now in the aviation industry. when i saw this, i thought boeing must be breathing a sigh of relief. lisa: i wonder if we have these kinds of incidents all the time and nobody paid attention to them, and now, what are we going to do? let's get an update on stories elsewhere this morning. here is yahaira jacquez. yahaira: four oil refineries in southern russia were targeted over

they are not, the american people are not stupid. right? they are busy, but they are not stupid. they see what's going on at our southern border. and as somebody who's spent a lot of time dealing with security threats, you got to be pretty concerned with what's going on at the southern border. and i think you know that that's a pretty big conduit that's leading into this blinking red light that now director wray is warning about. would you agree with, sir? >> yeah. as we were saying earlier today, the border is an area that we are focusing on because we are so concerned with the threat down there. you know, it threat from a variety of different areas, not just terrorism. fentanyl as well. very serious. >> absolutely. absolutely. we've been talking about that, too. and some of us are wondering, is secretary mayorkas, is president joe biden, are they not getting the intel? or are they just not willing to secure the border? maybe you can help us answer the question, sir. >> i don't meet with president biden but i meet with secretary mayorkas everyday and i can tell you that he spend

not there, i think that due to the fact that they are closed and they are not urgent now.rnational donors and funds that follow this issue, and they help those who are affected, it is their direct duty. the task, one of the tasks of our organization, is to help right on the spot and close the circuits, that's why we are working now. well , i will only add to the issue of rescuing people during shelling, you said. and it's correct about the fact that the enemy is hitting the schools, well, it's summer vacation, but there are still people in the schools, even if, let's say, there are no classes now, but there are people, workers, and in principle it's a civilian the object that you are destroyed in the morning, even if no one was there at all, this is not about the reconstruction of shelters in hospitals, the government allocates uah 800, 218 million, said prime minister of ukraine denys shmegal, i would just like to ask about the situation , just to understand whether this really... now will radically help, save people, because we also perfectly understand, people who have

how are you accessing the raw data that you are analyzing?> that's a great question took some of the data we are getting is from the customer election that we have in our products spread throughout the world. >> from the fortune 100 he said. you work with 95 of the top 100. >> that's right. >> okay, so those companies have agreements with their users, that's the part that we don't read as it comes up on your phone and you renew the agreement. we go to the bottom and click yes. so agreement to share the data, using to analyze ai for the purposes of what? >> in order to find new attacks. one of the things we're doing is firewall data, host systems climb a tree, very different than personal information or something like that. instead focusing on the lower level data bringing it together and leveraging ai to say how is the network attack related to what is happening on the actual computer, bringing it together quickly so that the analyst can find a threat and eliminated very quickly. >> you are specifically referring to cybersecurity. my time is

are. >> would you say that sentence again? i missed the first part of the sentence. >> the way i look at it is, as we have less collection overseas against foreign terrorism, there is less sources of information to inform about people coming in. in other words, people could be coming and that should be watch listed and isn't. it is not because of a breakdown between cbp and the tsc, it is because information that should have told everybody this person is a threat has not yet been unearthed by whatever intelligence agency that is out there, not just the fbi that puts people on the watch list, we get information from lots of other agencies as we pulled out of afghanistan, for example, you get less and less information about whether someone from afghanistan is actually a threat. some of the cases i have seen, situations where someone comes in the united states, not because of a breakdown between cbp and the tsc, it is because they were not watch listed at the time. but in hindsight, they shou

they are fed up. they are feeling _ change. they are fed up. they are feeling the — change.intments, they are waiting for hospital operations and they are fed up. hospital operations and they are fed u -. hospital operations and they are fed u . _ �* , hospital operations and they are fed u -. �* , , ., , ., , up. ellie, let's play a little bit of laura trott, _ up. ellie, let's play a little bit of laura trott, chief- up. ellie, let's play a little bit| of laura trott, chief secretary up. ellie, let's play a little bit i of laura trott, chief secretary to the treasury. she was talking about the treasury. she was talking about the secret tax rises, she put it. i have the labour manifesto here. let's just have a listen to a bit of what you have to say was white or yellow i am setting out that labour have deliberately failed to rule out 18 potential tax rises during this election campaign. in relation to each of these tax rises, labour's manifesto deliberately makes no commitment not to raise them. if he wins, it is obvious that what keir starmer wants to do is cynically claim

- and are those that kind of legislative packages that they are looking at?: one thing that i think that the governor might have left out in his remarks is a term that we call legal system abuse. legal system abuse in the state of louisiana is running rampant and exasperatihe problem. they are neighboring states that face the same type of climate related issues that are not the same situation. not florida. florida is in the same situation. legal system abuse we define as using different methods to ■lreally go to litigation as a first resort instead of a last resort. so what happens in louisiana is when a storm hits, when ida hit for example, the insurance industry's combined ratio because it had to factorn the amount of legal system abuse that would come from the storm went up to 462%. so i mentioned t industry status would be under 100% as a combined ratio. florida when ian came through, which is the second costliest hurricane behind katrina. ian was catastrophic of the amof legal system abuse insurers need to factor litigation costs into its losses. as a re

a number of developments in ukraine that are currently advancing, that are currently being worked out. well, we just wish you great success and promotion in this matter, because it is very necessary, that's what i think. tell me something like that, why? the difficulty of closing the pre-front territory from strikes, well, the same ones, for example, from su bombers, what are the biggest problems there? front-line zone. does not allow for high-quality work, for example, of air defense systems, because due to the radar equipment included in them, they are very visible to the enemy, and can be hit, for example, from the same artillery or there from other means of close range, so in principle we are talking about the fact that in the front-line zone it will be better to work with aircraft on air targets that will be try to drop or air-guided aerial bombs, or, for example, launch short-medium-range missiles, and therefore it is more effective to work from the air, but nevertheless, as you can see, our military guys work very well, even from portable manpads, which allow them to destroy ru

people know what their rights are. they are confused, are afraid. i have spoken to people who don't know if they're legally allowed to leave their state travel, who don't know if they're allowed to take the second medication of their abortion at home. and again, they should be able to because the laws don't target them. but there is a real culture of confusion, a real culture of fear that is amplified by all of these different laws and bans and municipal codes being passed may or may not have concrete effect, but that certainly to the confusion that exists. we've talked a little bit about the abortion pill, i guess, what, 63% of abortions are now done using medication, rather, a procedure. but the future of the abortion pill is not assured either. it is absolutely not. the supreme is hearing a case and the case was filed in texas in originally the anti-abortion plaintiffs were trying to get mifepristone one of the two medication abortion pills take off the market completely. they wanted the court to say the fda made a mistake more than 20 years ago

we are wiser. we are fiercer.ed than ever because we have 50 years of attacked and discredited and destroyed and dispersed. his time. this time we say no. [alause] ito to have a fearless leader in president donald j. trump. [applause] who i truly believe has the hand no other secular rational explanation for donald j. trump except hand of god. i tell him this. i've told him this. this is one of those hinge moments. bu the ones that i just described earlier in american history, this one is going to end a war a war. end this long, brutal people anti-freedom neo-marxist globalist revolution thatjected to for 90 years. it ends here. [applause] see in every direction is part ofi want you to be aware of what's happening. the pro hamas protesters in the streets right now are anti-semitic and despicable. but they are part of a bigger revolution.they go all the way back to the an protests. same revolution. antifa and black lives matte the pro hamas protesters today same revolthe issue is never the issue. but now the revolu

today there are 188,000, there are still gaps. it is difficult. >> and you are well aware of how many of those are not operated? that are not working? >> part of the whole initiative is to do a rip and replace. >> here is -- i am not here to argue with you today. i am for all of the above, like everybody else. why can't we be a little more cautious and take our time on rolling this out. going after the carbon industry. i'm a little concerned about the rings. i talked with the epa the last time he was here. i think you will be here in two weeks. i don't know what is the motivation beside the rent. why can't and ministry can take a time-out and reassess what is happening out in the field that my constituents tell me about? >> we are assessing every single day. in fact, there is a lot of push us to move faster on one hand. >> it can't be by the people that are out there implementing these things. the people i meet with, they are putting in the charging station. they are the utility companies, the distribution companies. whoever is te

but the extremes are the things the markets are worried about.fficult with investors trying to gimp -- teen theory that out. lisa: thank you for giving annmarie a chance to say cohabitation again. annmarie: people are looking at cohabitation amongst these parties, meaning no one party getting their way. the euro people worried about skeptics coming in, they can pump the brakes of it. lisa: and i like the idea that you bring up, the ghost of a liz truss moment. annmarie: exactly, they know that the market can bully them out of office. one reason it is so wonderful, it implies that they are there but not getting along, like we are cohabitating because we have to. that's evocative. lisa: it implies other things as well. coming up, sarah may lack nuveen and mark zandi of moody's as we look at the two-year action of fed speak and then onto friday, thursday and friday we have or pce and comes spending at a time when we see these lifeboats holding markets afloat at the 55 and above level on the s&p. dollar strength, yield strong, this is where we are at

there are so many generations we are still americans.portunity to travel all over the country and people often tell me they are different from latinos in miami and houston, different from phoenix, different fromos in la. yes there are differences but i. number one, people care about thei children, their families into the future. e messaging -- [applause] to don't do it for yourself, do it for your kids. do it for your family. that is what■ motivates the isss that affect children and they are not unique. it's again because of the demograp■hics. so much of the population is som young. >> we have to pave the way for families here in the country. >> all right. a deep perspective i'm so glad they accepted the invitation to be here because the■■z someplace else.could be it's great to be here on the stage sharing their expertise. so i turn you. >> do we have people from nevada, do we have new york, thank you again. we are excited to start this discussion so without further ado welcome to. the last time we did this was in chicago. >> it is just

we are jewish. we are hindu. we are buddhist. all diffe our constitution is based on the separati church and state. i am a christian but i can automatically tell you we are not a christian nation. we are diverse. i will vote for joe for president in november. host: staying in pennsylvania, kurt in mount union. caller: yes, good morning. host: what you louisiana? it takes place january 1 2025. is ok. i think the 10 commandments exhibit the foundation of a society of a civilized society. theyically the foundational laws of a civilized society. church and stateort of the state. but the state can't exist without the support of the church. host: delve into that more for me kurt. caller: i mean, even if there is no state or no government, there will be faith. there will be faith among the ople. that is what forms the government. he not exist, it doesn't wipe out the faith. if you wipe out the faith, the government will be nex that is current in mount union. gainesville, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. yes, i absolutely opp

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the bricks that they are getting, there are two commercial breaks. what is going to happen during those, i think we will get to pop up for a quick second, not do any analysis. there is going to be commercials on our error as well. there has been confusion as to whether you have to watch this debate on cnn. you do not. you can watch it right here with us. you can see the room clearing out in atlanta as this starts. this is getting closer to the beginning. this is the first of two debates. there will be another one in september, depending on how tonight goes, and if these guys decide they are going to show up for a second one. you could have gotten even money up to today as to whether donald trump was going to show up for this debate read as we head into 9:00 eastern, both men are there, and it is happening. 9:00 eastern right now, means that the first presidential debate of 2024 is about to begin. president joe biden and former president donald trump will meet on stage in atlanta for the first ever televised debate between a sitting president and a fo

we think we are at a point where there are stronger business models that we are excited to back and wepportunities for embedded financial services, particularly payments and more traditional software businesses, so those are some of the themes we are playing with but from a geographic perspective we are active across north america and europe. ed: i like the idea of reg tech, but my understanding is those are largely software companies focused on process, helping companies make sure they are compliant or adhering to whatever sector specific regulatory requirements is in front of them. how do you be innovative in a space like that? >> the innovation comes from how you drive efficiencies. everyone across north america and europe is looking for how they can take out cost and grow businesses with fewer regulatory inhabitants, but i would say regulatory change is one of the toughest strategic challenges for financial services businesses to manage, so allowing them to do that more efficiently are tools that enable them to be more innovative in various elements of business, so we see reg tech

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and they are are not listened to, they are retaliated against, they are ity of boeing today.hat is your company you've created. i don'e it either, from the company it used to be decades ago, but it is the boeing other your leadership, and you are being rewarded handsomely. calhoun: senator, i stand by what i think i want to assure the great employees and your stay, that is not the -- sen. hawley: why haven't you resigned? mr. calhoun: if you would like my chief engineer to talk about what he sees -- sen. hawley: no, i want to hear from you yet i hear a lot of, this team does that, i'vefrom the whistleblowers,ked to them, and i here with the public wantnot s heck of a lot of money. it's unbelievable. if anybody comes good out of this deal, it is you. why haven't you resigned? mr. calhoun: senator, i'm sticking this through. i'm proud of having taken his you're proud of this record? mr. calhoun: and i'm proud of the boeing people. your proud of this safety record? mr. calhoun: i'm sen. hawley: every action? mr. calhoun: yes, sir. i' stock prices have rose 600% at boeing. you ha

but these are her siblings we are talking about. so, the mother was uncomfortable with embryo donation because she did not want a stranger having her children, but there is no clear answer for what to do. ultimately my friend said no. she felt deeply uncomfortable with the prospect of baring her siblings. but now she too has to live with the knowledge that she has siblings frozen on ice and has no idea what to do with them. another friend of mine, she is also in her mid-20's and told me her story of her conception. her parents, for many years, were deeply concerned because they had a pretty strong and heritable disease that ran in the family and they were terrified of having children with the disease. it would basically mean full-time care around the clock for the continuation of the child's life. they decided to turn to ivf even though they weren't struggling with infertility to genetically test the children involved. she lives with the knowledge that her parents created countless embryos before they selected her and her sister. so

they are in our economy are not working, and of course there are very large imbalances, and these imbalances are now such that if you are even now asking, in what fields, as journalists? what kind of industry do you need people to work there the most, because in fact people are needed in absolutely all industries, absolutely all professions, they just aren’t there, we just know that all employers have very big problems, you know, we just watched a video, there is lviv, market square, in lviv, let's say, there are a lot of businesses relocated to lviv region, it's not only lviv, lviv region, i had the opportunity to live there for a certain time from mykolaiv region, people work from ha, well, let's say, that is, somewhere, conditionally saying, there are people, businesses are working, there is something wrong with this, and here the question is to what extent, to what level, well, this is such a more global question, we are unlikely to be able to find an answer to it now, well, but in principle you can think about it , to what level the economy can decrease, we understand that these are not

aviation experts, there are the aviation topic too, missiles are now installed on sea platforms that hit air targets, how effective is the use of a sea platform for launching such missiles, or is it just experiments for now? well, look, we see that basically... the number of such installations with launchers, it has increased, but at the same time, these installations pose a key threat to helicopters, as well as to aircraft that fly at low altitudes, mainly, if we talk about flying at a low altitude, it is just a fighter aviation that can conduct reconnaissance or search for such naval drones for their subsequent destruction, that is, it is actually one of the means of protecting these naval drones from air attacks, that is why these missiles. they have a so-called thermal homing head, but they are empty from the ground, it has certain limitations, first of all, it affects the maximum range at which such missiles can operate, that is, they are reduced from tens of kilometers there to two or three times, that is, to a significantly shorter range, it also affects the maximum height to

they are like, why are you here? i'm like this is a public office so everyone can walk into and second of all, we are commissioners. that is the reason we are here. >> i have been called cute so many timeatize is unbelievable. i'm like man, i'm just trying to do my job. i remember there was a interesting debate i had with this guy. we were doing a trash cleanup and it was me and this other dude talking about this book we read about youth involvement in politics. i said i don't think youth should be involved in government because they will be sad and disallusioned how much the government can't do. i'm like-i tried my best to argue with him very respectfully but that is such a bad take because i think youth should be taught to be optimistic rather then pessimistic where we can go in the future but a lot of adults think otherwise. a lot of adults believe the same things he believes. they think youth should just do their little thing, go to school, have fun- >> if you are not creating change why are you there? for the mo

the majority are organizers. the majority are out talking to voters every day.esate h volunteers. that is how we have been able to ild large infrastructure with over 6000 volunteers across the state. what does that work look like on the ground? >> the traditional stuff, knoc doors, making phone calls, but we are also incorporating racial ■zation, getting voters you do not find in telephone calls. using our app to send different pictures or memes. we ran a pilot program that focused on latino anto be so great success froms, that. the cool piece of that was the new volunteers we got and the volunteers we recruited. i think what we are finding is while we will do traditional doorknocking and phone calls, our made over one million voter contacts. socialedia, finding people where they are on their computers, finding people on the phones and texting them and making sure people are reaching it is our volunteers and supporters doing it themselves. >> more about the development of the app. >> it is called to reach. p and download the app ty ic able to share with friends

, this teachers, this entrepreneurs, these are doctors, these are workers, these are builders and manyhe entire social segment is now showing up, and each of you... with the proper level of discipline can become highly effective in this war, improving and gaining the necessary knowledge and skills, will be able to save your life, their brothers, to fulfill the combat task, to bring the victory of our state closer. mr. yuri, i also want to finally ask you how much time it takes to train a professional drone pilot, or a person who will... here we recruit civilians, let's choose a civilian with those moral and business qualities, about which i spoke earlier: mobilization, combined military training, the basics of military affairs, how to work with small arms, equipment, tactical medicine, the work of a detachment, a body and many other things, the basic level of training, only in dynamic combat... actions, when there are offensive actions before the transition of force defense, periodic bp calculations, direct shooting battles, they should be able to know how to do it highly efficient and

are you concerned they are leaning on jordan and air max?aker guy myself, i love jordans. i have more than i can count. with that, they have been leaning on him heavily. with the slowing sales growth in china and you just said the competition from on and hoka. you remember they slowed on the wholesale relationship in stores and foot locker and dick's, et cetera, which opened the door for hoka. it has been a problem for them. as far as new products, they are using the olympics as the release. >> you mentioned the olympics. a lot of people think it will be a tailwind for this company. besides that, they have been facing headwinds. shipping costs and raw material costs rising. a lot of things going on. how concerned are you about the trends with the ocean shipping costs spiked with the red sea disr disruption? >> of course, that's a problem with nike especially with the china presence. they are focused on cost cutting. they had $2 billion. they are working towards as far as cuts. they reduced management layers and shipping more resources toward

works well, so, we are reaching out to veterans who our data shows are struggling, and we are communicating also as aggressively as we can to veterans to make sure they are aware that we are standing up any support program on the current moratorium, when it expires at the end of this month and the end of may. and you know, we think that, and by the way, as a general manager -- matter, we are tracking veteran performance on their v.a. back to mortgages because we have a whole series of programs, not even associated with what we call what we will roll out when the moratorium ends that we want to make sure vets can avail themselves through our debt management center. so we are trying to communicate to vets individually. we are trying to communicate more generally to vets and the new program, which we kept the committee up-to-date on will develop the implementation targets more aggressively over the course of the next four weeks that will allow us to make sure that veterans struggling do not lose their homes and come up with a more manageable debt picture overtime. >> great. i know senator coll

how often are you here? you are not here every day, are you? tuesday afternoons, thursday evenings... we'll pick up some of that in a moment. first, keir starmer�*s been courting the youth vote tonight. the labour leader's been at the first of eight taylor swift concerts happening there this summer. he has got a white t—shirt on and he definitely looks like a swifty. totting up the combined ages of the 784 peers in the house of lords takes you to approximately 40,000 years' worth. we are talking about that later. 0ne we are talking about that later. one of our guests tonight is one of the youngest peers in the house of lords. first of all, let's look at what it feels like for young people in this campaign. do they feel listened to? is there anything for them? being young is pretty tough, isn't it? i have always said to my conservative colleagues that demographics is the existential feature of the conservative party will stop young people in particular who feel disaffected, who can't buy a home, who are saddled with student debt in comparison to

are.here are people out there who love to debate. and the one part you read from peggy noonan's article about how maybe one person can say, listen, i would love to hear yourwe can have a pretty decent debate you cannot have that with the way these democrats are, these liberals. liberals committee cannot have that with them because they are specificallynald trump. the man said it himself, when he came down the escalator, that is else started doing after this man for no good reason. so i think hate is one side, definitely particularly now. it is definitely one-sided. one last thing. if you watch msnbc or any other mainstream media, they will have a republican on, and of course they will try to splice them and dice them,n someone like aoc or rashida tlaib or any of those folks go on fox or newsmax? you won't hear it. host: that is really in texas this morning. a few more comments out of bedford, new hampshire. -- underestimate it. i don't know how we can ever rern to civility. this fm ilip in

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doing something like that, they are threatening something, they are brandishing weapons, they are planning well, it’s common to think so, yes, a simple guy , so to speak, whether german or french, he’s not a fool, he’s not, if you believe vladimir vladimirovich, i’m talking about politics, yes, yes, yes, of course, we are talking about politics, of course, they are all, so to speak , absolutely poisoned by this propaganda, they have turned into infantile people who will send, they will go, what am i talking about? i remembered this, to the fact that uh, all this ukrainian stuff that is walking around the planet, along the cultural front, including these unfortunate infantile people, i don’t even know which of them to choose from from from from reactions, how it seems natural to me, disgust, bewilderment, anger and so on, that’s how when they write something like that, that’s some of these reactions she manifests itself or not, in these unfortunate infantile people, well, if they write something like this to me, i’ll say, are you morons? i’ll say it in adele’s place from the stage, i’ll say

that are actually things people are thinking about.ldn't just have gop come in and do hsa bills every few years and frankly that's kind of what the gop health agenda looked like. look at president bush. he signed the biggest expansion of medicare into law and at first it was relatively unpopular. then within months it was seen as an election issue that was giving him a massive boost. i think that politics can be friends with republicans when it comes to health'c this is very off the record, republicans need to stop looking at old school textbooks thinking that we can and shoe -- canon should do unpopular things no one cares about and that if we don't work with our democratic colleagues and start engaging, it will just be that any they have control they will do reconciliation and health care stuff where we would have liked to be at the table and we chose to sit on the sidelines and try to quote i'm rand. -- ann rand. natalie: we will call that the last word. thank you to the conference for having this great discussion. please enjoy the

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in legitimate marriages and are who they say they are.utely vetted. one thing i did want to say, and i heard congressman garcia speaking before me about patriotic americans and if these folks have an opportunity, and the day my husband and i bought our house, the first thing he did was hang an american flag up. he loves america. i hope the country recognizes that and love him back. >> ashley, you know, with executive actions and with things that are monumental, there has to be a structure, an infrastructure, there has to be funding so this can be carried out and is not more than just a lovely message that may or may not take effect. what is it that you and others can do to see that an action becomes -- a deed becomes action? >> absolutely. today is about making the announcement. the weeks ahead are about implementing it and making sure that all of these promises, this down payment is followed through and the families that are advocating and who have been in this fight for decades are going to be taken care of. you know, it's not an empty

we are returning, these are chronicles of information, chronicles of war, excuse me, kyrylo sazonu, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, who is in the direction of chasivoy yar, is joining us, congratulations. kirill, congratulations, mrs. olga, i am very glad to see you, i miss you very much, i am also glad to see that you are doing well, well, actually , i want to describe the situation in a descriptive way , to find out, because usually lately about the time so much, i would say, so they say that they are trying to storm, but the positions there have not been lost, it was not possible to advance and so on, but still, i would like to know... in more detail, where they are trying, what they are trying, where the fighting is going on, and what is actually happening in your direction, olya, the fact that in luhansk subortytsia and the general staff report that there are constant assaults, and we are holding our positions, this is the pure truth, maybe not everyone understands what is being planned and covered according to these dry summaries, 11 assaults are ongoing, six have b

breaking this stereotype that in we ukrainians are fleeing, they are being hunted down, they are... being forcibly taken somewhere to the war, to the front, that all of us will die, everything is lost, and let us all flee and we will all be evasive or traitors, such things, well, we need to restore not only trust in the army, but also this narrative that a ukrainian man should be a soldier first of all when there is a war, then after the war we will be engaged in other professions, and i believe that such actions restore this narrative, plus i will say that similar the third assault brigade also deals with things. separately, other ukrainian units that are trying to mobilize ukrainian fighters to themselves, to themselves, so here it is 18:40, unfortunately, i would not pass, yes, i am already over 40, i understand that you are also a little over 40. although this ageism probably cut us off in this way, but nevertheless, there is a recruitment there even above this age, if technical specialties are needed, andriy yusov was there and they showed kirill budanov on the video, they apol

are planned. which are all over the country, they, well, they are like that, today there is a problemen it is a blackout as a result of shelling, then we believe and always, let's say, words of gratitude we say to the utility workers, representatives of critical infrastructure, who quickly overcome the consequences of shelling and restore light, water and to our residents so that they receive the necessary service, so we are very sincerely grateful to them for this, in addition to this dnieper terror and... shelling, in in principle, from time to time we see changes, as they say, dominants, and maybe the dnipro will be hit, or maybe a crooked corner, how does it generally look in the scale, region, are there any safer hiding places in the dnipropetrovsk region than these near-dnieper regions? well of course there is shelling, we have 86 communities in the dnipropetrovsk region, and only eight of them are in the nikopol district, all the rest are in the other six districts of the dnipropetrovsk region, so of course we can say that certain areas suffer less from shelling, or practically

there are sports that are not suitable for all dogs.judges evaluate dogs on a number of criteria: speed, agility, strategy chosen for the chase, as well as endurance and enthusiasm, which is definitely not occupied by the four-legged participants of these competitions. it seems that they are ready to run all day long and catch the disc thrown by the owner. in dog frisbee, as this sport is unofficially called. there are several disciplines: accuracy throws, range throws, and freestyle, where the complexity and variety of tricks are assessed. another spectacular sport for dogs is dock diving, or simply put, diving. training usually takes place in natural reservoirs, competitions in swimming pools where platforms for takeoff run as a rule, dogs dive into water for toys. for the final result. primarily influenced by the length and speed of the jump. fortunately for the participants, the judges here do not reduce marks for raising splashes. the serial film ranevskaya continues on channel one. the whole life of the great and unique faina geor

as i'm sure you are seeing right now there are a rural hospitals in the country that are barely afloateople lose access to local healthcare but some of the good jobs in the . there is a shortage of people to work in these hospitals. one of the re trying to focus on is how we can use digital technology to improve the quality of rural healthcare. reduce the patient's but for the operators of these small hospitals. 25 or fewer beds. we are trying to holistic approach that we think could make a difference. >> what abouthbcus and other small organizations that could likewise use technical assistance and the help that might be in a similar financially as a rural hospital? >> we have educational pricing, but there tw the educational community that are trying to give them special priority. one is hbcus, and therefore we st in them to provide scholarships to work on cyber security training. the 2nd is the nation's community colleges. i feel this isgreat resource. to equip them and send them into this battle. that requires 3 things. a quickening them with a curriculum. other tech companies have

democrats, where are i election. joe biden, where are i you? democrats, where are you? has announced it will be investing over ten billion dollars in to europe's largest economy — germany. this comes as demand for its cloud services continues to grow. german chancellor 0laf scholz welcomed the news, saying amazon's investment was proof that germany was still a good place to do business. mr scholz also added that this move would create over four thousand jobs this year alone. sticking with amazon, the national human rights commission in india has asked the government to look into allegations of labour law violations at an amazon warehouse near the capital new delhi. earlier this month sentience media reported that amazon workers in manesar had complained of a lack of water and toilet breaks, as they were under pressure to achieve targets. in a statement, amazon said the safety and well—being of its associates and employees was its top priority. the human rights commssion has asked the sentience labour ministry to submit a report within a week. that is it from this additi