or five authorities, that is, a potential authority, that is, an authority that has the authority of authority. there is no actual reference, so this meaning is correct , that is, the first sentence clarifies the last sentence . the main issue regarding principle 17 is whether the qualification mentioned at the beginning of this principle is sufficient for the condition of leadership or the future leader according to another part of the same. esl must be a reference. among the 10 people who are qualified, they choose a qualified person. among the 10 people who have authority, 3 people have the authority. therefore, the current authority is not in this phrase, so it is the form of the current authority. the basic rule is that it is enough for the future leader to have authority or in other words, it is a potential reference and can become a reference in the future. however, from the legal point of view, ayatollah meshkini's personal opinion is not enough. the guardian council is responsible for interpreting the principles of the constitution. a point that ayatollah meshkini himself al

among those 10 qualified people , one authority or three authority or five authority. so, he first clarified that from among those who have the authority. so this one reference or three references, or the first sentence, the last sentence, clarifies the main issue regarding principle 17 is whether the competence of the authority which is mentioned at the beginning of this principle is sufficient for the condition of leadership or the future leader according to another part of the same the original must be a reference. be among the 10 people who are qualified, they choose a qualified person. among the 10 people who have authority, 3 people have the authority. therefore, the current authority is not in this phrase, so it is the form of the current authority. ayatollah meshkini, the head of the assembly of experts, took the view of article 17 of the constitution that it is enough for the future leader to have jurisdiction. however, from the legal point of view, ayatollah meshkini's personal opinion is not enough. the guardian council is responsible for interpreting the pr

for first time authors or independent authors?always like to say we are and an association that supports the business of publishing, not the craft of publishing. and so what we mean by that is. if an individual is looking for help around editing the production process, we do some of that work. but really our focus is on once the book is created and the author, publisher or the independent publishers looking to get that book into the market. we provide services and education on how to do that. so it's real about the business of a book publishing in terms of what we provide as an organization. it's certainly marketing, trade, marketing programs, discounts on services that folks who service our industry provide. it's also about education and advocacy. and those are two really missing critical things, tngs that we do at ibp. so by education, what i mean is teaching author publishers or teaching more established publishers the best way to get their books in front of people? the most profitable way to run their business and sort of how

andrii, what should the media community do so that the authorities finally start speaking in a normal language, well, they are not some people from there, well , we were all born in the soviet union, most of you who probably work on television, except for yanina, but look, i was also born in the soviet union, i still hoped that it was not in the soviet union, and in this story, well, that is. where is this from people, i understand where it came from in kuchma, i understand where it came from in kravchuk there, or is this the desire to turn journalists into some tame ones there and make this media space the way it is wanted, and not the way it is made up, like - how to convey this information to them, well, first of all, we remember the investigation of our colleagues bigus about what kind of monitors are brought to the president in paps, and in these monitors. reality is already distorted, that is, all the criticism that is there, it is presented and positioned as some really ipso or plots of political opponents, everything is good, of course the president's team did it, that is, he

do you want an authority to discuss the authority of the country's leadership? you notice that, for example, you want to talk about the surroundings of someone who, for example he says, "no, i have never read a newspaper , i don't listen to the radio, i don't know the tv, i don't think it is forbidden at all . in the meantime, you can't run the country because we, mr. golpayegani, are the supporters of the revolution, and i don't want to lose it. i would like to express my condolences to the imam that he will pray tomorrow. he is the supporter of the revolution that we, who have been there before, will not make any move against him. tell the people, the temporary people, the one who is in the media , the one who i don't know at the top, jihadah, the minister, so- and-so, these words. let me tell you that their hands are getting loose temporarily, it's a problem here the law determines by itself, the next speaker was mr. jannati. the progress of the discussion has been good so far . we should preserve the order that exists now, and thank god, it is now such that

when hold on, it's a provision authorizing the housing authority to obtain any financial record from any financial institution, as the term financial record and financial institution are defined in the financial right to financial privacy act, and whenever the attorney, whenever the authority determines that the record is needed to determine an applicant or participant's eligibility for assistance or level of benefits. so because that's a new part, it was explained it hotma said that, the overall rule that if you if you don't sign the consent form or if you don't provide consent, then you're, you're denied, assistance does not apply to that portion. if a person was to say i revoke that portion unless the authority, provided a policy that says that we want to adopt that if you revoke that portion, then then you will be denied. so we have adopted that policy in order to just align it with what the law has always been with regard to, release of information, which is that if they revoke it, we cannot, run the verifications on the finances through the iv system in the way that we're being

project and program, because really, well , author’s journalism, author’s position, journalism is,e the president is absolutely right, this has always been the case, you know, in soviet journalism, in western journalism , well, take tucker carlosan, but it’s you who must grow up and become established as a journalist and opinion leader so? that your audience will listen to you for your analysis, for your civil political position, but what is the problem here, very often our colleagues who work in this genre of author’s journalism, but go too far, get involved in, well, the same kind of information -psychological warfare and... well, for example, they place responsibility on entire nations, exaggerating, introducing collective responsibility, and this is a very fine line, you see, this is where, unfortunately, nazism begins, with collective responsibility, there all jews are to blame, all poles, all gypsies are to blame, but here all poles are to blame, all ukrainians are to blame, but the president didn’t say that here, but that’s how i heard him, it’s possible. journalistic school

the authors of the report say the october 7 attacks led by him us against israel were a catalyst. or then half of the over $4700.00 cases reported after the tear. even though it's under the comes being under the image, this one, it's cross over to our political correspondent, julia so daily. now for more on this study, julia a massive rise and reported and he's submitted x here in germany. tell us more about the findings of this report. yes, the report, the report points to almost a doubling of the as anti semitic incidents in germany in 2023 compared to the previous year. and that is a concerning number. it is seen as a concerning a fact, especially in germany giving its history, given the rule of nazi germany in the holocaust. so there is always a closer look at the cases of anti semitism here. and this is a report produced by a group that researches and documents anti semitism cases in the country. and the report is based on a reports of a anti submitted cases, both brought forward by victims and by the bystanders. and what the authors of the report a point out is that there ha

also use our authority to make a frequent system safer. earlier this year we issued final rules to require emergency escape breathing apparatus for trains carrying hazards materials and to establish minimum safety requirements for train crew size. we've contacted 7500 focus inspections along high cancer flammable train routes, issued safety visors and develop a new rule to require railroads to provide real-time information to first responders when he hazmat incident occurs. aviation airports of all sites undergoing great major upgrades to increase number of people flying. i've seen some of this work first and in recent months. i was in georgia and able to sort the construction milestone for the new terminal b at the airport done without major service disruptions, which is important for the biggest airport in the world. easiest airport in a world. in may i got to see the work going on in missoula airport in montana whether updating 80+ you will terminal to match current passenger capacity and ultimately offer more flights can recruit more a

the talk about a case that could challenge the authority of federal regulators and another that could exclude abortion care from the emergency medical treatment and labor act. this is about 50 minutes. >> hello, i am alan weil, editor-in-chief of health affairs. welcome to our session this afternoon. i was not able to get confirmation, but we think this may be the first four-lawyer panel at aspen ideas health, and certainly it is our first panel ever devoted entirely to the courts and their role. i don't think it is an overstatement to say that the role of the courts has never been greater in health policy, and that is the topic we are going to explore today. you know, my recollection is that courts have always adjudicated differences and been involved but when the affordable care act passed, we waited for more than two years just to find out if the fundamental challenge to the law was going to be successful with the supreme court, and literally, the entire structure, which was the largest health policy change we had made in decades was uncertain pending the decision of nine people. s

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

b an author to write that content. then they put the package together and distribute it out into theketplace. so that's really the differentiation. as an author, publisher, as someone who's producing their own work, along with experts, we're helping them and an independent publisher is someone who is acquiring the work of an author. so andrea fleck-nisbet said, if you and i decided to create a so-called independent publishin company, what would be the steps we would take? so the first stei always tell everyone when they're starting out to creating an independent publisher, just like any small business is, to create a mission statement. so why are you creating this organization, and who are you hoping to reach? what type of content are you looking to put out in the world? and then to create a really strong and detailed financial statement. so you want to put together that paning of the process so you really understand and what kind of funds and resources you're going to need up front. and then how are you planning to ge

the constitution, which says that the authority is now, or the current authority, or the current authority. he is nothing now. the constitutional issue was clear. considering that in this parliament, the majority had to agree on ijtihad and the constitutional revision council had removed the condition of authority. ayatollah khamenei emphasized the second issue. from the shariah point of view , the leader's word is valid if the person who wants to follow his words knows him as a jurist and an expert in religious matters. ok. in this same meeting, several gentlemen came to speak and stated that i do not have an opinion. in fact, ayatollah khamenei ba the proposal of this article that some members of the experts may have doubts about his ijtihad and this issue may affect the position and performance of the future leadership was trying to keep himself away from this important position and heavy responsibility. how is this mr. azari, who brought my name for the first time in this meeting, if i make a ruling, they will accept it. one of these people was mr. azari qomi, who was the leader a litt

toll authority. the [indiscernible] provided the funding for $64 million project that secured and rebuilt the eastbound ybi ramps on and off the bay bridge. this project supports the growing naerbd on the island and futures intricate compact dezeen that reduce conflict and improve conductivity. thes project is the second in a trio of bay area ramp projects the transportation authority is delivering on the islands. the transportation authority received the 2017 interchaenge project of the year for the ybi east side ramp project and the west side bridges project is underway. each generating hundreds of well paying jobs and supporting economic recovery. thanks to carl and the whole south gate team. next i want to congratulate cynthia fong and anna who lead our financing and funding team on reafter aaa credit rating for 5th year in the row, the highest possible rating for a public agency bond program that is quite a accomplishment during this period of economic recover a. then again, given the strength o

and leadership, not actual authority , that is, an authority that has the authority of authority, not an actual spiritual authority. i hope that the people of iran will come to the polls this time as well. and cast their own votes in the boxes and appreciate this freedom without being influenced by anyone they were not, and no one in all of iran has forced anyone to vote for this or give it to him , he has not forced anyone to vote, but he said it is a sharia obligation. to preserve the islamic republic, and to preserve it is to be in the scene, and to preserve it is to not have differences, and to preserve it is to not let the one who you assume is a slave , so-called a slave, face his face, he is the one who does not return imagine that they missed something. we follow ali's rule, we bind the regime pahlavi system. here is the story of sadidar . three meetings with a personality who is a jurist, a mystic and the founder of the islamic republic. i determine the government . i will appoint a government with the support of this nation. i am because my nation is good. a character whose

do you want an authority to discuss the authority of the leadership of the country ? if he does not have management and decisiveness and such things , he will not be able to run your country . in the meantime , you can't run the country because we, mr. golpaygani , are the supporters of the revolution, so you can't let him know that he is writing to the imam's telegram in condolences. imam, let me tell you that i will pray tomorrow. it is the support of the revolution that we have been before. he will not take any action contrary to the leadership standards that are set here. i am sure that he will not take a position if he can. he said that the term temporary leadership is not necessary, we do not want to say temporary leadership council. tell the people, the temporary people, the person who is in charge of the army , the person who is in charge, who i don't know, is the minister of jihad, so-and-so. the next speaker was mr. jannati . the progress of the discussion has been good so far . let's maintain the peace that exists now, and thank god , it is now in such a wa

says the palestinian authority should play a role in post war garza, atlanta 5 air buck as on her 8th trip to the middle east since the october 7th terrorist attacks last year. and it's really authority step up demolitions being occupied, east jerusalem in the wake of the october 2nd tax. please have an exclusive report on how the move is ratcheting up tensions there even for the blow and terry martin, thanks for joining us. julia sondra has flown out of the u. k. after agreeing to a plea deal, which will see him go free. the wiki leaks founder is being moved to the northern marianna island as in the pacific where he is expected to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. son was warranted for publishing classified us military files on the with the leaks platform, which he founded in 2006. and he had been fighting expedition to the us and britain where he spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. monica sanchez, ultimate destination is australia, his home country. here's a bit of what australia and prime minister anthony of news that you had to say earlier about the current

amazon, also an author of a children's book series, gene fudge. and author of oak mary mcadam. mckinney mckinney, m.s. messed that up, became president and ceo of abrams in november 2022, making her the first woman to hold the position in the company's history. her appointment marked a return to abrams after 30 years having started her publishing career there in sales and marketing. prior to abrams, can you say your name again? mcavennie. mcavennie was the chief marketing officer and chief revenue officer at open road integrated media and held senior roles at s.a., harpercollins and zondervan. and then we have peter warwick. he's the president and ceo scholastic. prior to his appointment, peter was an independent director on scholastic's board for seven years. he has held several senior level positions at thomson reuters. reuters, including as ceo of significant business units, and has he and he began his career at pearson, first in an editorial capacity and eventually becoming ceo of its professional education and information business unit and our moderator, lucia rahilly is g

rate, recognition, add weight and authority to them.on. such discussion clubs, in which journalists and local analysts, opinion leaders, experts participate, this is, well, i’ll say a harsh word, but an incubator, that is, it is a creative environment in which new stars of republican and international journalism and new experts are born who can speak freely on the most complex topics, there are wars and world, economics, microeconomics there. at the enterprise level, there are pricing, social agendas, cultures, history, because here, well, to be honest, frankly, yes, the top republican experts are a very small pool of people, it is small in every country, i want to say , in any, regardless of scale, but the president set the task of expanding the pool of such experts, and therefore creating national content in the regions with support. state, we are expanding and enriching the pool of experts, the pool of journalists, craftsmen author's journalism, well, we also support this, if you want, intellectual national school of journalism, beca

the investigators had questions for the guardianship authorities.hecked such a family, but did not do so. as a result, the girl lived with natural mother only 2 months old. neighbors say that she is not alone. the country was also shocked by the story of the death of six-year-old daler from yekaterinburg. for 3 days, volunteer researchers searched for a boy who, according to guardians, had allegedly disappeared. the child was later found in a sports bag, not far from the house. it turned out that he died several months ago, and all this time his adoptive mother hid his death from those around him. at the moment. the investigation continues, and the guardianship authorities are accused of negligence. at the last inspection , daler's mother simply told the inspectors that the child is not at home, beaten, then hidden, and then on all social networks a person shows how good it is when we have a friendly family, and at the same time a small six-year-old child lies in a sick hole in hunger. other adopted children from this family say that the woman cruel

authorities and different authorities have provided different information such as my father went tor is dead. we are yet to receive any concrete evidence as to whether he is alive or dead. ., , ., as to whether he is alive or dead. . , . , as to whether he is alive or dead. . _, , p dead. that is a very difficult situation — dead. that is a very difficult situation that _ dead. that is a very difficult situation that you _ dead. that is a very difficult situation that you find - situation that you find yourself in. what course of action are you pursuing to get to the bottom of what happened to the bottom of what happened to your father? {lin to the bottom of what happened to your father?— to your father? on the 16th, that day on _ to your father? on the 16th, that day on my _ to your father? on the 16th, that day on my information, j that day on my information, because my mother was there, they got lost in the crowd and my father went to the saudi authorities twice to inform them that he was lost and they rescued him and told him to wait until eight o'clock and my father waited ther

article 121 of the family code of the russian federation talks about that the guardianship authoritiesre aimed at preserving grandparents, we are all people, i am leaving my child with my parents and what should i write. please remind me, she had three children, before this child was born, please remind me, the age and gender of the children, sasha, sonya and dasha, sasha is a boy, a boy of 9 years old, sonya is 8 years old, and the girls are four, dasha, she doesn’t go to kindergarten, that is, nothing has changed, nothing at all, but they drink, they drink, the children come at three o’clock, we drink. to take away minor children from you, if we are talking about some kind of personal conflict that has occurred, then of course it will be settled after this transfer, let us calm down and i will take your contacts, hear me, i will take your contacts, i am a representative of the authorized representative president of russia for children's rights, director of the department for military threat reduction of the ministry us defense. hersman, only on paper is responsible for countering the

as you noted we are mf a five-year light of this authorization.asic measure of funds forgot we made rougy available. as you know, our to put her on a reimbursement basis which means that we do have to announce an award but er an agreement making have been met for the project and the project sponsor need to undertake it,oly outright after obligation. the net you try to create flexibility what appropriate withoo like pretty a word authority work can beg7r■kf against appropriate and the right checks and balances are there. we want to make sure process is a barrier to things getting done. there are a lot of challenges on complexity of the in workfoe challenges given the enormous volume of work that we're doingf the best data that i can get the overall number of projects delivered now is on with what we would've seen at this point in a previous administration. really want to■v accelerate and depress the timeline especially the time between an award announcement and the grant agreement we stood it up teet i personally engage3ith who do agree to work und

the judicial authorities that exist. it is no different from pseudo-food sources , whatever they are, let's put this in them. what is the real issue? what was the problem? the problem is that now we are in safardeh, the judiciary is still not in the hands of others, because in fact, this was the order that came to us, the law that came to us, delayed the work of the seventh plan and did not notify it. we started a meeting before the year. we had a meeting with the roliati organization, recently we had a meeting with the ministry of cooperation for worker and employer claims . in order to make it available to them, we have started this work . it is a technical task to make this system available. we hope to be able to connect the first reference in a period of, say, three to six months. it has two sides, this is not a one-sided work, that is, we are doing things now, yes, it is a work that because it is not just that we provide this system, we call it organizational interactions. the two-sided legal task means that both of

and contending that the attorney general's ability to appoint a special counsel with the authority of a u.s. attorney is like appointing a "shadow government." the judge appeared skeptical of the argument pushing back saying, "is that really a realistic risk,s when there are well-defined statutes regarding the attorney general's appointment authority"? special counsel refuting the arguments says it disregards precedent and would have a "pernicious consequence." smith's office pointing to history and precedent citing renowned cases that already decided that attorneys general have the authority to appoint independent special counsels. experts on both sides questioning, why? why was this motion brought to a hearing in the first place? take a listen to former trump attorney ty cobb. >> in the supreme court and upheld. the fact she doesn't deny most motions without a hearing is silly. the fact that trump can get a hearing now on the flimsiest arguments is shocking. >> this as judge cannon continues to face calls to step down from the case. new reporting revealed two florida judges privatel

he was a beloved author.e my favoritenot even sur', i'm not sure it's the one you were referring to. but i'll tell it to you, because i i think it really exempt defies. you know what we are as a publishing company. david was under contract to us to write a book about picasso, and he he spent about a year on it. and he came to the conclusion that he didn't want to write the book because he really did not want pablo picasso in his life any more. he didn't like the guy and david david had a really terrific literary agent named mort janklow. mort came to simon schuster. he said david wants to give his money back. he wants to give his advance back. he doesn't want to write this book and the people at simon schuster at the time, i believe it was -- snider, said, keep the money, don't return it. we want to publish whatever david does next and he'll come up with a better idea. and the book that he came up with was truman. and obviously that changed the trajectory of david's career. it became it was it was really a ma

, i think that the authorities will still hear us.pic, gentlemen, is quite relevant, this is the conference on the restoration of ukraine, it began today in berlin, the day before mustafa naim loudly slammed the door, and he wrote a statement from the position of the head of the agency for the restoration of ukraine, he said that shmyhal, the prime the prime minister of ukraine is sabotaging, or let's say, er... he did everything to ensure that the agency did not fulfill its duties, did not implement projects, and two more deputies mustafa left and also resigned, but we can only see the reaction of shmygal, who says that mustafa did not actually go to berlin, because there will be a report on june 12, and they say that everything is related to this, or until... enough arguments we heard in this situation, taking into account the fact that the conference on the restoration of ukraine is important, and the agency headed by mustafa is still headed by mustafa, it is key in the restoration of ukraine, and this is how it looks to our wester

for them authorization for th.ths, typically it took. now is that this will take about two weeks of processingthis sort of posre ofg those who are already within the u.s. is coupled with enfoement actions to ensure we are strictly enforcing the laws we have on the books and decisive action to strengthen border security and reduce unlawfulmigy of individuals across the border. q/ i want to emphasize the executive actions we aak■%■ging are no substitute for congressional action and by taking out the tough but fair bipartisan senate filled that would strengthen consequences and provide billions to support men and women on the front lines. this proclamation, together with the final rule, represent another important step in enforcing our ongoing consequences to those who cross in the wake of congressional inaction. our message begins this -- remains the same and i want to to be returned. anyone wanting to come to the country should utilize the lawful pathway, which is why we have tried to expand as many as possible. we

co-author of the report.uote, not from karl marx, and he says -- and it's a's -- capitalism without competition is exploitation. ote from president biden. what specific policies do you implemented to contain big business? the political power that they have and the apprehension that they have of letting go? what do you do? guest: thank you for this indeed, the concentration of economic power translates very often into political power and the capacity to influence decision-making in directions that don't necessarily our for the public good. so one thing that we are pointed out in the report is the need to think about how to rebalance power. one side of it, of course, has to do with having working competition policy and competition institutions. competition laws and agencies which are still young in the region and still weak very often. in terms of staffing and in terms of their funding. and also very often look them in terms of locking the capacity to actually translate into enforcing good behavior -- lacking t

, this is a question that is heard on the sidelines, that is heard among representatives of the authorities, and so far the answers, i consider the answers from the office of the president, because there are no key personnel issues to be resolved there to date, and the plenary week ended with the fact that the authorities pushed through a law on the self-organization of representatives of... health care, doctors, without the doctors themselves, and ukrainians protested against this draft law the medical society, its representatives, they called for the adoption of an alternative bill, which was presented by ivanka klynpustsaki from european solidarity, ms. oksana savchuk presented an alternative bill, and unfortunately, the government pushed its way through the forces of servants of the people and former members of the opz, we will try to change it by the second ch. and as for the government, here the first question is the question of energy, because the question we put before the government is where is the action plan at the national level, at the level of each communities, in order to pre

the national defense authorization act advanced out of the armed s committee 57-1.d laid a foundation to be able to move bipartisa legislation through the house of representatives. but t are not interested in governing. they do not re health, the safety, the national security, and the economic wl being of the american people. and so they have■6■eacked the national defense authorization act in order to ja their extreme right-wing the throats of the american people.ga republicans are trying to march us toward a nationwide abortion ban and restrict the reproductive oe military. extreme maga repubcans are on again attacking lgbtq+ community with a particular focus on transgender children. something is really wrong with these individuals. extreme maga republicans want to undermine principles diversity, equity, and inclusion with the military, when latino e united states of america disproportionately serve in uniform. something is really wrong with these individuals on the other side of the aisle. th are not serious about instead, all they care about is bending the knee t

of textbooks, the author of ukrainian grammar, collaborated with shakhmetov on many publications, on the history of the ukrainian language, even ancient kyiv, he studied the ancient kyiv dialect, moreover, there is a wonderful work dedicated to the zvenhorod region , that is, he there was also a ukrainian scholar, in such a broad sense of the word, and actually two... the year was the last when he was tolerated, and practically he fell out of favor in the 29th year, that is , it was happening in parallel, the form, the process of the ssu was happening in parallel, and his assistant, mykola levchenko, actually got hit by this ied, and he really, really saved, he, he tried to save mykola levchenko, unfortunately, yes, unfortunately, levchenko came back in the 34th year and ended his life by suicide, unfortunately , it's very sad. so therefore, already later, how this is not surprising, in 1938 there was a certain warming, there was also a reverse process, the ruling elite, in fact, they already tried to partially rehabilitate him and even celebrated his anniversary, but nevertheless in

toll authority. the [indiscernible] provided the funding for $64 million project that secured and rebuilt the eastbound ybi ramps on and off the bay bridge. this project supports the growing naerbd on the island and futures intricate compact dezeen that reduce conflict and improve conductivity. thes project is the second in a trio of bay area ramp projects the transportation authority is delivering on the islands. the transportation authority received the 2017 interchaenge project of the year for the ybi east side ramp project and the west side bridges project is underway. each generating hundreds of well paying jobs and supporting economic recovery. thanks to carl and the whole south gate team. next i want to congratulate cynthia fong and anna who lead our financing and funding team on reafter aaa credit rating for 5th year in the row, the highest possible rating for a public agency bond program that is quite a accomplishment during this period of economic recover a. then again, given the strength o

our primary authority is from 1991. we need an update.f the things i focus on his building partnerships. we are goi to learn more from people what is happening in their backyard than in washington. we have 49 state attorneys general working with us on robo call matters. then i started looking abroad at canada, australia, the uk, other countries that are similarly finding their phones under assault from these scam calls. what we decided to do is when we identify a repeat violator to share them with state counterparts on international counselors, that's what the royal tiger initiative is about, a company that operates out of india. the united states, the united arab emirates and the uk. and i think this is not just a problem we are facing domestically. it is global and we will be the first to start outing who is behind these junk calls. >> thank you for those efforts. finally, this is something i get asked regularly and don't have a good answer. when we got rid of the fairness doctrine a lot of peel that has been detrimental to the news ■"

recently, the author presented it at the 12th international book arsenal festival. our tatiana golunova will tell what this publication is about and why it should be read. his enemy you need to know face to face, and this is what the book teaches, ah... anatomy of hatred putin and ukraine. in it, serhiy rudenko emphasizes that the enemy is often in a close environment and it is very important to notice it in time. he talks about how, what, and... why made putin unleash the largest continental war in europe since the second world war? the book, which the author has been working on for the past year, describes the actions and deeds of the russian dictator, who was preparing for war with ukraine since 1991. this book is called anatomy of hate, but it's simpler in other words, this is the anatomy of the russian-ukrainian war. i tried to answer a simple question: why putin started a big war against ukraine. actually, one of the main characters is putin, and as the main thief of the 21st century, who committed the biggest war in the world after the second world war. howev

welcome to our june 13 meeting of transbay jonet power authority. board meeting is held in person at san francisco city hall. members of the public may attend in person or via online live stream at www sfgovtv.tjpalive to stream the meeting. please call the roll. >> prior to calling roll i note vice chair mandelman and [indiscernible] and will be absent. director forbes, present. john-baptiste, present. lipkin, present. syed, here. gee, here. we have a quorum. item 3 is communications and we like to note the process for members to make public comment. memberoffs the public may comment on the meeting during public comment periods in person or remotely. the call in line is provided as courtesy and availability may be disrupted due to technical difficulties. in person public comment will be taken first and remote after. the call in line is on the agenda and dialing instructions should be scrolling at the bottom of the screen. also like to note due to scheduling conflict we will lose conflict at 1015 and therefore next jumping to consent calendar fallow

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last year congress let the fcc authority to auction spectrum expire. we need this authority back up her for three decorate these auctions help us distribute airwaves for wireless deployment and innovation. they also raise more than $233 billion for the nine states treasury. we need congress to restore this authority because failure to do so will risk our leadership in 5g, 6g, and beyond. i hope to work at the develop the physically or 2012 bill i'm sure the fcc can accomplish its statutory objective. on a personal note i want to thank you for rescheduling this hearing to a comment at my father's funeral but we may have differences of opinion but i'm grateful for your willingness first and foremost to acknowledge our shared humanity. >> thank you chairwoman rosenworcel. mr. car without objection full written testimony into the wreck with that in mind we ask you summarize your opening statement to five minutes. >> thank you. >> chairman joyce, ranking member hoyer, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to testify. this i