ast decided to withdraw these books from sale.lishing community is in suspense: what is this new body and what are its powers? each publishing house selects new authors, young authors, looking for new interesting topics for books and translations. and if every book is approved, in some council, artistic or publishing, it will take a very large amount of time. the publisher spent money on fees for the author, artist, designer, layout designer on paper, bunvenile, color separation and printing, that is , printing services, and after that, having spent the money, he doubted whether the product he released was the right one, business will not go this way, it’s better to pay a good expert, and after checking him, start publishing, especially since the decision of the new expert council is advisory in nature, some kind of expert advice - it probably has every right to exist, the only thing is, i’m not sure that it should be such a social structure, because here the question immediately arises, do people have nothing better to do than to

russian society is discussing the withdrawal from sale of some books published by ast.an expert council that was recently created on the basis of the russian book union. it consists of specialists from the historical and military historical societies, lawyers, literary scholars, and representatives of religious organizations. zineida kurbatova will tell you how the work is organized. printed and electronic books can now be checked for compliance with the law, specially created by. russian bookstore union expert council, it appeared in december last year, the majority of publishers, and there are about 400 of them in russia, booksellers, as we see, have learned about it now, after this new body checked three books from the ast publishing house, their authors sorokin, cunningham and baldwin, saw in them passages that were subject to the laws of other regulations, ast decided to withdraw these books from... now the publishing community is in suspense, what is this new body and what are its powers? each publisher selects new authors, young authors, looking for new ones. tha

out of sale seizures. books from ast publishing house that contained lgbt propaganda. authority. this is an expert council created on the basis of the russian book union. my colleague kurbatova will tell you about his work. printed and electronic books can now be checked for compliance with legislation by an expert council specially created at the russian book union. it appeared in december last year. most are publishers, and there are about four of them in russia. thousands of booksellers, as we see, have learned about it now, after this a new body checked three books by the publishing house about st, their authors, sorokin, cunningham and baldwin, saw in them passages that were subject to the laws of other regulatory legal acts, ast decided to withdraw these books from sale, and now the publishing community is in tension that this is a new body and what are its powers, each publishing house selects for itself... how to do something or something, to sit and read the mountains of published books, mountains, it requires a huge staff of people who will... do this, if the

cdc say around 5 million adults in the united states have ast. joining us today to help us understand a bit more about this diagnosis is the owner of spirited play labs. good morning. can you tell me -- can you tell us more about your work at spirited play and break down why it is important to spread autism awareness. >> i am a speech therapist and i open it the lab two years ago and we are located in san ramon and berkeley and the spaces for families to be able to destress, having an autistic child can be stressful and be very isolating. the intention is for the community to come together to support not only the child but the apparent. that is done through play and build a relationship with one another. there is a lot of misconception about autism and how it looks in children and their behaviors. it is important that they have a very safe space. so they are understood and they can build positive relationships. >> what are some of the general misconceptions about autism and how do we combat them? >> some misconceptions are these children are havi

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but the ast publishing house stopped selling books that contained lgbt propaganda.ion was carried out by the new body, an expert council, and zinaid kurbatova spoke about its work. printed and electronic books can now be checked for compliance with legislation by an expert council specially created at the russian book union. he appeared in december last year. most publishers, there are about 4 of them in russia. and booksellers, as we see, have learned about it now after this new body has checked three books. the book will be approved by some art or publishing council, then this will take a very long amount of time and may make it difficult for a new, fresh book, an interesting, good text to reach the little reader, including the little one, since we are a children's literature publishing house. leonid polko, managing vice president of rks, says that the conclusion of this expert the council is advisory in nature, and that publishing houses should, or rather can, apply to this council. i’m removing this question by turning to us, i’ll explain right away, but we’re t

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rod refuge account where at least 5 palestinians have been killed. several others were injured in an ast drive that targeted a school and a residential building. and the united nations agency for children says one of his vehicles was hit by live i munition unit says that the vehicle is target as while waiting to enter northern gaza. the agency also add.

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just to say that in the ast alarm are you? just to say that in the past six _ alarm are you?nths _ alarm are you? just to say that in the past six months of _ alarm are you? just to say that in the past six months of war- alarm are you? just to say that in the past six months of war nearly 26,000 children have been killed or injured. the war is among the deadliest and most destructive in recent history, children and families desperately needs a ceasefire and immediate safe humanitarian access. more children have been killed in this conflict than in all other global conflicts for the past four years, that is important to keep in the back of your head. we cannot stress enough how catastrophic expanded military operations and rafah will be for children and their families, operations and rafah will be for children and theirfamilies, it needs to be avoided at all cost. and we need to find a sustainable solution for peace and ceasefires, solution for peace and ceasefires, so any initiative to achieve that is welcome is because the situation is catastrophic, to say the least. there

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consolidation services because it managed to get $13.2 billion of bookings in this quarter but last but not le ast00 in fy -- which is an indication that the recovery is on its way. haslinda: what are some of the challenges ahead for the company? sanjai: oh, that is an interesting question. in any external challenges could be geopolitical tensions could be a challenge for the new management. discretionary spending -- they expecting that will turnarounda. if you see a lot of accelerations like the collapse of the silicon valley -- or the big tech firms laying off massively that can pose challenges to tcs earnings but they are expecting these things can transform. and they are also waiting for a good financial trigger for a meaningful turnaround in the coming quarters. and they are very cautious, optimistically cautious in the medium-term, but in the long term they are expecting some -- some positives, there could be a good financial turnaround. haslinda: thank you so much for that. our bloomberg reporter there joining us from india. let's get a check on indian markets as it hits that open. any mome

ukraine as you reflecting, really desperate to see that past. reflecting, really desperate to see that astthat past. you set us up nicely to move to washington _ that past. you set us up nicely to move to washington to _ that past. you set us up nicely to move to washington to gary - move to washington to gary o'donoghue. so take us through this vote on saturday, in the house of representatives. take us there why it there has been such a stalling of this much—needed money. the this much-needed money. the essential this much—needed money. the essential problem here has been internal— essential problem here has been internal republican politics inside congress — internal republican politics inside congress. and because the republicans in the house of representatives have such a slim majority, — representatives have such a slim majority, can't come tomorrow, it will be _ majority, can't come tomorrow, it will be 1's— majority, can't come tomorrow, it will be 1's seat more than the democrats. the right of the party have _ democrats. the right of the party have had — democrats. the right of the

breaking news, in the ast welcome moment. breaking news, in the past few — welcome moment.x months after president biden first sought congressional approvalfor this after president biden first sought congressional approval for this aid package, it hasjust congressional approval for this aid package, it has just been approved by congress. yet to be voted into though. stay with us here on bbc news for all the latest. hello. well, this time of the year, it really is all about the sunshine. it can feel quite pleasant, even if the temperature is not particularly high. but as soon as it clouds over, it can feel really cold. and i think that is the outlook over the next few days. a fair amount of cloud and feeling quite chilly, and it feels chilly right across europe. this is the temperature anomaly mapped through the weekend across the whole of europe — almost the whole of europe — the temperatures are below the average for the time of the year. even snow across northern europe and some snow across the alps, too. now over us, high pressure is in charge of the weather, but notice

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what i've been concerned about ast as i watch this case in newk unfold against donald trump is seethatnlya focus on the latter of the law and not the spirit of the spirit asked what is fear and without the spirit, that is not justice> but abuse and manipulation. >> trey: all right, andrew, i will appoint you to give openin statement for the defense. so, what do you say, do you do it now or wait until you present your case later? i assume you can do that in new york and i know you can dofs it in south carolina. whate defenses both defensible and will work in front of a jury? do you let the jury know whatcl front whether your client will testify or not? >> will commit his show time fos the defense and donald trump's case. i think they need to stand up give apowe powerful opening statement. i always do in my practice might give that opening statementecut right after the prosecution before the opening of the case. i think what they need to sell strong is the start of with extortion scheme from stormy daniels and that donald trump in the run up to 2016 election wanted to get rid of that nui

and first and foremost what we plan to do is start out with meeting with them ast a group, which we've never done before, and hearing what their priorities are. so it's not about as going in a telling them what we're going to do. it's about as going in as a group hearing what you need us toto do. that is now being planned for the coming weeks and months. >> fantastic. i have a question from kelly cho. cook islands research. this they get a little into the technical nature of the question but just appreciate whatever you can provide from the perspective of the u.n. she's curious how the u.s. is planning to advocate for sustainable management of marine resources globally and aroundar the pacific island nations such as with regard to deep-sea mining, commercial fishing and tourism, all issues of intense concern for the pacific islanders who depend so much on maritime resources. >> again, that was a subject was raised when i met with the cook of an prime minister who showed me the little nodules that, again, more technical than i been, i think it's -- i'm not sure, and how important it is

judges that have done this that have come from liberal oriented cities that are releasing migrants astsrkas is. >> this itings a disappointing ruling. we see tex the state of texas tg to impose consequences, somein deterrence in the system as thea see thousands of folks streaming across the bo border.vidu when they take the steps to-- arrest the individuals and get them before a court, the last thing you want to seg yoe is a e dismissing them because theth district attorney waes not ready to start detention hearings. it's a disappointing ruling., i wish the district attorney had been able to are present thet case better but that the judge indicating the kind of reall the seriousness of the situation would not just release these folks on their own recognizance which is what he did. david: you know the bureaucracy at dhs pretty well.l, aren't there people there -- aftet r all, it was created aftr 9/11, it was supposed to focus on our national security. now it seems to be doing anything but that. do you thinkis that the bureaucrats who have been there for years are upset about this? do you

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what you are seeing today is ast result of the abortion voter.ns flowing into foreign countries, you have drug addiction, homelessness, the decline of education, the decline of mental health, inflation. all of thesel ofpeni are happena and they arere -- there are consequences -- they are consequences from a party that won do to millions of women whom are galvanizeden to vote because they felt that abortion wasau under threatse. so if you want all of these bad things to continue, by all means keep energizing the pro-zing abortion faction because theyec are justau going to keep voting. you said yesterday, trump could you say he will leave abortiont bealone, they probably won'tab lybelieve them, probably right. jessica said there's enough trump saying thes contract -ri- the opposite and your right. it is a challenge. i think republicans have to bey, blunt and say hey, if you wantar your abortion, you can keep your abortion. our moral argument exists and we hope that one day you will listen to it and take it seriously but right now our mission is to

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officials so far.it aste iran's attack began with more than 100 drones headed toward israel. the administration's expectation is that iran will not dozens of crews and ballistic missiles targeting israeli government sites, but not civilian or religious sitesa the u.s. military has already shut down some iranian drones tonight. no, the biden administration has been on high alert and warned that this retaliatory strike would happen. take a listen to what national security spokesperson john kirby said earlier this week. >> we still deem the potential threat by iran here to be real, to be viable, certainly credible. we are watching it as closely as we can. right now, our focus is on having conversations with our israeli counterparts and not just conversations, but making sure that they have what they need and that they are able to defend themselves and, as i think you know, we are also clearly, it would be imprudent if we didn't, taken a look at our own posture in the region to make sure we are properly prepared, as well. >> the white house is stressing the president biden suppor

we need to take ast more expanse approach to think about arms control. arms control as a know it is dead. it really is. like new s.t.a.r.t. is kind of the last of its kind. i asked some folks on the team to look at what arms-control agreement from the cold war era are still ind place and have not been somehow soiled by russia? and it's aic very short list. i think you could count on one hand. as arms-control as we know it just it's really not a thing anymore. one of thosese is like the seabd treaty. that's not exactly type of arms-control think would protect us are were interested. arms-control such as legally binding verifiable treaties. if wee take this more expansive approach think of arms-control as informal agreements. things like thel incidence at sa the group which in terms of crisis communication trying to avoid escalation that's a good example of the direction of travel that i think we could be moving in. other examples might be things that they can more asymmetric approach. you could have joint statement that a a a focus on controllig behaviors

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say that he believes that e repeal should be considered and me of the attempts that we saw today, at ast the very first vote to bypass procedures was tied 30, 30. they're 31 republicans, 29 democrats. so it is extremely tight. you have certain republicans in those swing districts who are very interested in appealing to their constituents and then others who are very hard line about this so i think you're looking at, as we mentioned, a very dynamic arizona a very purple state where we're going to see a lot of this play out in the november election yeah there's no doubt about that, and tasha can force in phoenix. thank you so much for that reporting and we're going to stay on that story. and also, what's happening on the senate floor, right now looking life, stay with cnn news central. we'll be right back every weekday morning. >> cnn's five things has what you need to get going with your day the five essential stories of the morning in five minutes or less cnn's five things with kate bolduan streaming weekdays, exclusively on macs thinking i'm thinking about her honeymoon, but about afric

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, you a right, to fire more than one shot, you have to pul the trigger and hold it back and as long ast maintains pressure, it kpshooting. justice thomas: with the bu stop, what would i do different? mr. fleter: it is the same thing in the sense thaon motion automates back and forth movent justice thomas: what is happening with a trigger initiated firing of a machine gun? what do i have to do other than press the trigr? mr. fletcher: a traditional machine gun, take an m-16, you pull the trigger back and hold it and it keeps shooting. with a bump stop, you push forward and that both initiates and continues to fe. justice thomas: what is happening with trigger when you have the recoil. mr. fletcher: right. the primary function of the trigger, the difference with the bump stock is it fires multiple shots automatically by automating the movement of the trigger. my friend says the trigger moves back and forth every time the sh i fed our view is those subsequent motions of the trigger are not functions of the trigger becau they are not responding to separate acts by thehooter. justice thomas:

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you speak of ast consequence regime. mymy constituentswo are feelinge consequence of this regime every single day. pounds of drugs instead of ounces, increased crime, we are seeing a complete overwhelming numberer of illegal immigrant children in the district overwhelming iowa classrooms and teachers everyeq single day. you can try to hide from the american public at how we got to this point and point fingers at congress, but mr. sec. we have seen gamesmanshipgr and gimmicks and i call for the resignation last year and i stand by my request and yield back. >> thank you. wefi now recognize the congresswoman. >> thank you mr. chair, mr. sec. it's been a little over eight months since the incredibly tragic wildfires, some of the worst in the country's history and i want to start by thanking the department of homeland security and emergency management agencies, mr. fenton and your entire team for the response, which has been a tremendous response. we certainly felt that you have been partners in this recovery. they said you'

>> and is that something that shei've never asked asted in?sked no .i in? >> i've never asked no. >> i've never asked no. >> okay, why would you? >> okay, why would you? >> we've got to take a contractually mandated break now, unfortunately. >> we're >> but after the break, we're going discussing going to be discussing easter, gluttony , brain eating gluttony, brain eating parasites, crops on parasites, and growing crops on the moon welcome back to headliners. let's jump straight into this one from monday's telegraph. paul one from monday's telegraph. paul, you've got this. >> the grim future awaiting british boys, which sounds like a bad story, britain. britain has a boy problem. i'm not sure you agree with that, andrew. do you? if you are. >> goodness sake. sorry, mate. casual. homophobia there, casual. casual homophobia there, if you are born male today, you are increasingly likely to struggle in school, in the workplace, and at home. so this is all about the attainment gap. and it's not a news story because girls have always been ahead of

most of the disadv approached this)out because it the case that most of the disadv approached this astost of the disadv approached this as kind ause it the case that most of the disadvapproached this as kind of;e we've approached this as kind of damage than damage limitation, rather than going look, this going in and saying, look, this is a great opportunity. going in and saying, look, this is ayeah, opportunity. going in and saying, look, this is ayeah, that's'tunity. going in and saying, look, this is ayeah, that's the ty. going in and saying, look, this is ayeah, that's the tragedy of >> yeah, that's the tragedy of brexit. farage brexit. i mean, farage and people great to get it. people did great work to get it. but if you were going to be but then if you were going to be a accusation would a bit if the accusation would be, enough to then be, did we do enough to then make happen once, make it actually happen once, once we weren't just once we once we weren't just winning, not enough. winning, it was not enough. yeah. about the yeah. and it's all about the benefits brexit, which bene

going to ask you to stand by foa mome because we nt to get chad mys, wh's tracking the cloud cover ast like it's turninin nightme. re we tootality and u could see se it getting darker behind us chad quickly walk us through the forecast and whait looks like elsewhere it looks really new york. i mean, from here where we are now in arkansas. all the way up across for evansville menn to indianapolis. and i know you're only a few minutes away from totality, but what i want you to notice are the color changes that your eyes are going to see. the camera will not see those colored changes, but your red cones will not see the red does anymore as we get darker and darker and darker. so read things like my tie maroon will turn black and get my blue shirt will stay blue because it's a different wavelengths, a longer wavelength. so that is one of the cool things we have going on right now. but something else that's going on. it's dark out there. this is a visible satellite of what the satellite is seeing in the cloud however, node the clouds didn't go away. they are still very much here, trust me,