authority. there is 15 units off-line because of significant repairs needed or because they are used by the security or the services office. that is the occupancy report. any questions on that? >> none for me. commissioners, any questions on occupancy? any other issues around occupancy or confusion that residents have been sharing around the status of those units or the habitability of the units that you're aware of? >> i don't believe so. i will say that as i mentioned there is a couple residents that quite frankly they are occupying two units. when we were doing emergency repairs and this is before my time, they moved to another unit and the repairs took a while and got settled in and we have not been able to compel to move their stuff into one unit or the other. this is my personal opinion, but the units are small and peepival people have a lot of stuff and it is hard to get myself or anybody else to squeeze back into the space they were in before. >> okay. what's the general plan around that

style, the second young artists are taking place at the national center for contemporary arts, how authors create new forms of ways of their own perception of the world, we continue to explore... at the national center for contemporary arts the second triennial of young artists took place, this is the final stage of the republican competition, the result of which was the exhibition of contemporary belarusian art of the same name. trainali young artists is held every 3 years and is aimed at supporting talented youth and improving their professional skills. mastery and popularization of national fine arts. this year , the authors demonstrated works in the following categories: sculpture, painting, graphics , decorative and applied arts, innovation, monumental and monumental decorative art, photography, audience sympathy, for contribution to the development of fine arts and a special nomination “artistic dynasty”. the competition was about... 100 applications were submitted, only 50 were selected . most of the authors presented their works in one category, there are also those who will compet

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president biden has the authority to secure the secure and begin using that executive authority as has been done. h.r. 2, the secure border act passed this house last spring and would enhance our current help ensure the border is controlled. senate democrats have refused to bring that bill to the floor for almost a year president biden should use executive authority to ensure the national security and public safety of americans is paramount and use it to secure our border and do so today. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina reserves. the gentlelady recognized. >> i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the second time in less than two months with another shutdown looming we are wasting our time on a meaningless house resolution wse sole purpose is to justify republicans' lack of desire to have solutions. how did we get here? ms. jayapal: earlier this congress, congress passed cruel inhumane broken border bill h.r. 2. they say it is the only way to securehe border and say democrats have refused to bring up h.r. 2 in the senate but that bill has f

and the cfpb inherited certain consumer protection authorities but not antitrust authorities from thetc. so it's vital importance the cfpb consult on a regular basis and caucus require them to compel other agencies. i think for the return of establishing their not intruding upon the jurisdiction boundaries ank act. >> appreciate that. let me jump over to you mr. solway. to say that correctly? >> yes sir. >> thank you much. filibustered about how sweeping recoveries under the cfpb's authority would impact the cost of payment services to consumers. and so how does insert about the regulatory cost impact the lpr impact of petition and innovation in the payments industry? >> i think uncertainty always adds cost come even just the initial legal fee is to do with the ambiguity of whether or not a market participant is a should be covered. then your further uncertainty when it becomes hard to budget for those compliant risks. all of those issues take away precious time, capital and attention to only make it harder for folks to innovate. when that is the case consumers can miss out on new and

the rest of the authorities. sure, sure, sure. all right, well then i have to let you go. one more thing. timing. interesting when the time is a, when does come with the presidential elections? clearly the people of russia or them to continue with the car only the need for another fits is any way. it does a timing of these attacks to say into and this one over there, this was the of the elections. i think it does. i think it was to demonstrate weakness on the part of the leadership and, and, and i think that's why i think mr. perkins has his work cut out for him now from a, from a security standpoint, to look to see just who was involved in this activity. and to actually go out and impulse other, other governments or what they know, what they're in till the other countries clearly had intelligence of some kind, whether it was human or, or signal intelligence or, or a combination of the 2. but they, they, they, at this point, other governments need to cooperate with russia to get to the bottom of this because we c

do you believe the cfpb has clear authorization for its claimed authority over digital assets?se explain why or why not. >> i don't believetecause congrs didn't give it that the authority and didn't give it that authority expressly in title x of the dodd-frank act. >> it's a relief to do you say that because the members of the smith at the work of delicate authority to regulators over digital asset for your petil cfpb could simply claim authority over the space with the stroke of the pin and very little legal basis. would like to close today but bring up one more issue with the proposed rule. it completely failed to assess its potential impact on smallbue regulatory flexibility act. the rules certified there will not have significant impact on small entities but does so with this is despite the fact small businesses and sole proprietor for some of the most common uses of third-party payment technology that could be clearly covered under the rule. mr. holshouser, to mention the lack of analysis regarding the rules potential small business impact in your testiny. would you provid

another co-author, galina tretyakova, in response to criticism rhetorically asked: "yes, who speaks on behalf of the state?" and then she cited article 102 of the constitution, which states that the president of ukraine is the head of state and speaks on its behalf. well, each of us is a president, right? but there are nuances, it looks like this. bezugla's initiative as i have already said, tretyakov was criticized by deputies, and not only by the opposition from the monobolshesti, but also by public activists and journalists. hear what they have to say about it. the draft law of two insane deputies of the servant of the people with totalitarian tendencies has, of course, zero chance of being passed, but since its authors, and above all maryana bezugla, have solid experience of working as spoilers of modest banking initiatives, their projects are rightly perceived by society precisely as groping soil by the authorities. these initiatives are not parliamentary in any way jokes maryana and galina have repeatedly acted as those who probe the soil for the op's approval. and these projects

who have moral authority. i mean so it's i was with jonathan rauch brookings yesterday has written a lot about institution in such a so i talk a lot about institutions in the book people's freedom in large part within institutions and whether it's through business the university and such and and their freedom depends on a mutual trust of standards of performance and values of the institution cooperation being a nice person, you know, all sorts of things that need to be enforced by people who in charge of the institution. and if you actually disempower our people who are running the institution from making judgments about, who's doing a good job and who's not and all that sort of stuff, it's the trust level dissipates enormously. and so what's happened in america at many levels is institutions have become comply arts machines. you know, you go see the doctor, you go to the hospital you know, you're being told things just because the rules say you have to tell there was a well, well-known pediatrician in charlot

tv has covered thousands of authors and hundreds of those authors have been published by simon and schuster. jonathan karp is the president of simon and schuster. mr. karp, congratulations on celebrating 100 years in publishing. who are some of the favorite authors that you've worked with over the years? oh, my gosh. well, i guess i'll start with bob woodward, because i do think he's he's a classic simon and schuster author. and the funny thing is, i actually met bob years ago when i was a summer intern at the washington post and he came in and he talked to us and he told us a story about being published by simon schuster at the time. and he he actually told the head of simon schuster that he had an idea for a book. he thought that he should write his next book as an exposÉ on the publishing business and the ceo, simon schuster. snider said, i've got a great title for that. my last book and i never forgot that joke. and bob didn't write that book, but he has written many other great ones. and and i've i've had the pleasure of working with him for a long time now, and he has such integrity a

and the cfpb inherited certain consumer protection authorities but not antitrust authorities from the. so it's vital importance the cfpb consult regular basis and caucus require them to compel other agencies. i think for the return of establishing their not intruding upon the jurisdiction boundaries the ninth of in the dodd-frank act. >> appreciate that. let me jump over to you, mr. solway. to say that correctly? >> yes, sir. >> thank you much. filibustered about how sweeping recoveries under the cfpb's authority would impact the cost of payment services to consumers. and so how does insert about the la cost impact the lpr impact of petition and innovation in the payments industry? >> i think uer adds cost come even just the initial legal fee is to do with the ambiguity of whether or not a market participant is a should be covered. then your further uncertainty when it becomes hard to budget for those compliant risks. all of those issues take away precious time, capital and attention to only make it harder for folks to innovate. when that is the case consumers can miss out on new and

so from the point of view of the authorities, we have to - of the authorities, we have to remember thatsident putin and his spokesman, they have always been reluctant to even utter alexei navalny�*s name. they called him that activist or that gentleman and that was it, so from the point of view of what the official media machine is saying, it is nothing. it does not exist, this whole event. so it is youtube and social media platforms where russians have to go to to see what is going on at the pictures that alexei navalny�*s team have been streaming on youtube, they come from outside the church. apparently there are restrictions on filming from inside the church. we will see if that changes. and there are also reports of mobile can being unreliable, possiblyjammed, in the area. that is not confirmed. and the hundreds, maybe thousands, of people who turned out for the ceremony, it is an act of defiance in it self because these people will be aware that in the past few weeks, hundreds of people were arrested after they laid flowers, these improvised memorials that sprung up across russia s

that authority will be transferred.ow often does it happen that you are in a place that you cannot do -- you cannot be as responsive as you need to be so you pass the authority on to your deputy secretary? >> as pointed out in the 30-day review, there have been a number much times in the past where we transferred authorities because of my inability to have access to secure communications. and once i had the ability to have access again to secure communications, that was transferred back. so the number of times that thats happen is outlined in the review. >> just to emphasize, was there anytime during this process in the first days of january, when you were in the hospital, anytime whatsoever, when the deputy secretary was not in a position to fully carry out the responsibilities of the secretary of defense, regardless if she was in puerto rico or mexico or mar-a-lago, wherever, she was in a position to carry out all of the authorities that she had as the accounting secretary of defense in that instance, correct? >> she

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dep ke that decision to transfer authority?>> i did not. the desi not they had reached a point, a threshold where i could not communicate or have accetions. that triggers -- >> your commission was seer -- severe such that you cannot rsal action the transfer of authority? >> number one, they could not get to me. two, it was access to secure physical condition at the time. >> the decision was made, so who made the de >> as my assistance conferred, they agreed that we had reached that threshold and they ship with the process in place and th >> your military assistance maybe de secretary of defense? >> military aides made the decision to initiate the press. the law says that if i am unable to -- >> your time is expired. >> mr. secretary, thank you for coming here and sitting with us. i wish you good health and a speedy recovery.ccb we had a conversation earlier this week where i express my saby you and by your team. and my personal experiencein the military and what i would have expected my own cell to do in the circumstances. tha

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what did the ukrainian authorities do?he must have lulled herself to sleep, watching a self-invented telethon. and when it became clear that the victory would not be as quick as they had convinced society, they began to think how to make money from the immigrants and began to offer foreign governments those funds that are given directly immigrants, to give to the ukrainian authorities in order for it to distribute them itself, and here they wanted to make money. much better for us. if germany, it would support ukrainians by giving money to ukraine's budget, and then ukraine would redistribute this money depending on where this person is. laughter through tears. at the bank, they don't even imagine how help is provided. it seems to them that if the german government allocates 500 € to one ukrainian, then you can simply take this 500 € for yourself and then redistribute it. but the germans on... they give help according to a completely different principle. the basic benefit from the german employment centers is called "bürge

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one of canada's most famous authors, margaret atwod, called the controversial bill oruilovsky.nd philosopher jordan peterson observed, even if the mother of canadian progressive feminism considers the bill dangerous, and others should think about it all the more. in an attempt to justify themselves, the canadian authorities point to the rest, where they say the same laws already exist. in australia and the uk, but critics of the document see another disadvantage in this argument: a tendency to suppress democracy in the english-speaking world. when they create vague laws that combine the topic of online safety for children, the elderly, unless they are euthanized, and control of hateful speech, making it difficult to comply rights necessary for democracy, they then protect you or prevent you from being independent, free, enjoying freedom and rights. the ministry of truth, the media committee, it will monitor how the law on the media is implemented in the countries of the community. the law approved by the european parliament will allow the european commission to interfere in the

alk about your opening comments on your responsibility, for authorization for use of seeking that authoritysibly to respond to it.i. i'm interested in learning where iran command and controln was in regards to the houthis campaign. the point you raised earlier, how is the campaignregards to the red sea affecting the prospects for peace within yemen, it is important fors learn that today. >> i will turn it over to you it's my pleasure to introduce tim lenderking who is familiar to many of us of state for arabian peninsula of fears at the department of state and health and other key officials. daniel shapiro is currently assistant secretary of defense ambassador shapiro is known to us as former us ambassador to israel, previously served a number of important roles in the united states. >> chairman murphy, ranking member young, distant wish to members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to speak about yemen and the administration's response to ongoing houthi attacks in the aden. yemen moment, they are jeopardizing the compliments of multilateral diplomacy of three years. when pre

we are seeking retroactive authorization for this. we received notice of the award 11 days prior to the predetermined projected start date. we are wanting to retrothis to november first. and the start date was predetermined by the grantor. and we brought this to the board of supervisors after going through the approval process including the controller's office review and approval. why we request retroactive approval of this item. thank you. >> thank you. >> i of course we are okay. go to public comment. >> oh. are we finished we will public comment on the two items. >> thank you. chair chan. vice chair mandelman and melgar for hearing us i'm elizabeth and i'm an analyst for d. public health. i codirect our lab at [inaudible]. i'm here to talk about a grant we received from the female endowment for 250 thousand dollars. the goal of the grant is to reduce racial equity gaps and readmission rate in heart failure population through cognitive and care pass. the requirements require us to provide information to the san francisco general fou

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the authorities say there were no structural problems with the bridge. of the port of baltimore, one of america's busiest, has been suspended until further notice. you can see here the planned route of the ship, and the direction it took as it drifted into the bridge. graham satchell reports. just before 1.30 in the morning in baltimore and everything looks calm. then, this. look closely and you can see a large container vessel — it hits the key bridge and, like a pack of cards, the whole structure collapses. ship hit the key bridge, sinking. the bridge is gone. within minutes, people were posting videos on social media. holy hell. as emergency services arrived, initial reports suggested there were vehicles on the bridge and as many as 20 people may have ended up in the water. we are still very much in an active search and rescue posture at this point and we will continue to be for some time. we have a large area that we have to search. this includes on the surface of the water, subsurface, as well as on the deck of the ship itself. at first light, the f

it is actually going to put proposals into whatever authorities.— whatever authorities.s. it is crucial to do that planning now. - whatever authorities. it is crucial to do that planning now. we - whatever authorities. it is crucial| to do that planning now. we have whatever authorities. it is crucial - to do that planning now. we have to leave that there. apologies for a difficult line there. speaking to someone just back from gaza with that assessment on unexploded ammunition. uyghurthank you. now — whatever yourjob — wherever you are — imagine going on national television and slateing your bosses. that's exactly what we've seen in the us — in a row that's engulfed the media network, nbc news — after they appointed the former chairwoman of the republican national committee, ronna mcdaniel, as a political contributor. she made her debut on meet the press over the weekend — in which she claimed — without any evidence — there were problems with the 2020 election. the network had spent $300,000 on the hire — they've now caved — under the pressure and dropped mcdaniel. it f

— suppressed further by the authorities? , , ., authorities?ush is not releasing much information about his - authorities? rush is not releasing| much information about his death, and his being framed on russian telegram channels, when he has talked about, as some kind of british or american intelligence agent who was trying to orchestrate regime trades in russia. if the authorities are talking about at all, they are trying to brand him as some kind of traitor. but there is a slice of the population who have followed his career for over a decade, may have participated in the 2012 protests against putin, and cheered on some of the scalps that he took from that, and they will be energised by that. do he took from that, and they will be energised by that.— he took from that, and they will be energised by that. do you think this funeral, energised by that. do you think this funeral. mr— energised by that. do you think this funeral, mr navalny's _ energised by that. do you think this funeral, mr navalny's funeral- energised by that. do you think thi

the palestinian authority has also been hit hard. its independent revenues fell 10% in 2023 in comparison with estimates before the onslot, and it would appear that the situation is only getting worse. this deficit has grown fivefold to over $500 million dollars and it is already cutting its employees paid drastically. israel has also canceled work permits for over 170,000 palestinian workers, which has weighed heavily on demand of the west bank. the west bank economy is mainly driven by the cities in which the... been the most confrontations, including an nobles and which are under constant military rates from israel. hello and welcome to the quicktech section, i'm mahian. this past week had major development when it came to the palestinian authority that governs the west bank, and that was the resignation of the pa government. palestinian prime minister. muhammad shataya and his government tendered their resignations to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. many observers regard this as the first step towards forming new t

would like to emphasize the perception and implementation of the norms of these laws should the authorityforcement system, should be won, and for today, i would like to note that during the investigation of the crime, the investigators avoid what the law has given them, and the law has given them , by virtue of its norms, special powers, which are its duties. investigators and prosecutors in criminal proceedings are representatives of state power, and investigators must remember this. about this, they are empowered to take coercive measures to the extent of restricting the constitutional freedoms of citizens, while one should not forget that the main reference point for them, which should determine the activity of the investigator and prosecutor, is the constitutional principle of the presumption of innocence, by the way, not i would like to stop and quote the 62nd article. the constitution and repeat its content, but these provisions of the content of the presumption of innocence, as an axiom and not only a legal, but also a moral guideline for the activities of the pre-trial investigati

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.— local authorities.gh places as we know. how do they do it in germany, in terms of local councilsmike does it work better a federal level if you divest power to these local authorities to make more independent spending decisions? across the continent, it is more decentralised _ across the continent, it is more decentralised than _ across the continent, it is more decentralised than we - across the continent, it is more decentralised than we have - across the continent, it is more decentralised than we have it . across the continent, it is more i decentralised than we have it here in the uk — decentralised than we have it here in the uk let's_ decentralised than we have it here in the uk. let's be _ decentralised than we have it here in the uk. let's be clear— decentralised than we have it here in the uk. let's be clear about- decentralised than we have it here| in the uk. let's be clear about one thing the — in the uk. let's be clear about one thing the uk_ in the uk. let's be clear about one thing the u

cfpb, giving the new regulators authority over banks and nonbanks. over the larger participants in consumer markets. cfpb's proposed larger participant rule from this past november is the sixth rule in category. this time aimed at digital consumer payments applications. this rule would allow the cfpb that provide money transfer to consumers. you discussed in your testimony how cfpb does not follow the administrative procedure act. can you expand on that? that's one othedasues. playing by the rules. >> well, there's the statutory rule making process that has to be followed, including responde i think that 60 responses were heard in this case and really was 41 days if you inclu the holidays was supposed to be 60. they have to provide justification of consumer harm and a reason why they need to do this and they need to explain who is going to bes goio happen for a response, just to quickly answer so you can have it back. that's in and of itself not sufficient. >> mr. kim, this isn't new for cfpb. could you highlight the importance of robusttive proced p

it authorities they were doing about it it is _ authorities they were doing about it.kly— it. it is interesting that, so quickly after this assault, where we have started hearing this information coming from the american authorities. _ information coming from the american authorities, who were very quick off the mark, _ authorities, who were very quick off the mark, as— authorities, who were very quick off the mark, as soon as reports were coming _ the mark, as soon as reports were coming in. — the mark, as soon as reports were coming in. to— the mark, as soon as reports were coming in, to make sure it was absolutely— coming in, to make sure it was absolutely not ukraine or ukrainians that were _ absolutely not ukraine or ukrainians that were involved. they were very speedily— that were involved. they were very speedily saying that it has nothing to do— speedily saying that it has nothing to do with — speedily saying that it has nothing to do with ukraine and that may well be because _ to do with ukraine and that may well be because they were worried that president — b

there is no reaction from the country's authorities.ty is out of range. the canadian mit remained silent. the police simply threw up their hands and redirected journalists to the anti -fraud center, but it has no real powers. meanwhile, the money of respectable canadians is flowing away. russia, ex-soloist of the bolshoi theater, ballerina, dramatic actress, author of books, teacher, founder of a charitable foundation, she is from an artistic dynasty, daughter of the great maris liepa, people's artist of the ussr and the premiere of the bolshoi theater, the sister of the outstanding ballet dancer andris liepa, and today ilsa remembers her father, assumes his reaction, by the way, at one time in an interview with urmas ott, maris liepa immediately said that he has lived in moscow for a long time and represents russian culture. all his life he... glorified the russian art of ballet, and i am absolutely sure that now, at this time, my father would be next to me, here he would say the same words that i say now, that i am russian. authoritie

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the european union authorities and german authorities report that they were able to bring down inflation true, this was achieved simply by the influx of a huge amount of food from ukraine. but farmers are protesting against this, including farmers germany, that is, as soon as you reduce the inflation a little bit for the city, the rural areas begin to rise up to fight against it... become poorer due to the failure of the government to restore economic growth. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations; russian digital solutions should be taken to new heights. there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more. how exactly does the number help? you are incomparably original in your questions, what is the overall situation with production, raw materials, exports, what is it like? our product. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear and clear signal about whether russia is industrially capable. arrival, artillery, the

the questions that need to be asked, and how to ask the authorities, the authorities, if even the expertsy often do not have any access to the authorities, we do not have opportunities, for example to ask, moreover, deputies cannot ask questions to the prime minister, who is, in principle, elected by the verkhovna rada, and in theory the verkhovna rada can dismiss him at any moment. but it is not like that, and then it comes out, then the democracy index comes out, ukraine is somewhere between azerbaijan and honduras with a mark, a hybrid regime, well, this is really a problem, and it consists not only in the fact that you cannot physically set it there, but you can, well in the end , ask through the same media, and through our many information platforms, and even during the war, you still have to give credit to us. information pluralism is preserved, there is a monopoly telethon, but there are many other platforms where you can ask these questions, the problem is different, the government really does not want to hear questions, does not want to hear criticism, and on the contrary, it is

react to this plan, but that the authorities actually do nothing to... get rid of the problem on which the russians are building this plan , that is, the problem of the question of legitimacy, it will stand, it objectively exists, and something must be done to solve it, so that, i am not talking about elections, by the way, i am not a supporter of elections during martial law, it is simply impossible, but there is a problem, it must be solved not simply to prevent the muscovites from introducing some their plans, because... well, we also have questions in ukraine, they will be, and that's objectively, people are so disposed to ask questions, that's why i'm in the place of power, the power i would i don't know, maybe we should think about a referendum and about trusting the acting president in order not to hold elections and there is no question of legitimacy, maybe we should think, although i know that there was already an appeal to the constitutional court, yes in that sense. but in any case, it is necessary to solve the problem, and not, so to speak, those comments, or those commenta