to the honorable mayor, i thank you for this appointment to the board of trustees of city college of san francisco. to our honorable dignitaries, of both the city and county of san francisco, and specifically the illustrious city college of san francisco, i'm honored to become part of it collective group that takes the time out of our already busy lives to provide service to others. to my lovely wife, dr. janelle greene and my children, corinthian and providence, i thank you for allowing me to share myself with the community and the residents of our home town. not your hometown, my home town. additionally, to my family and friends, both here physically and in the spirit, thank you for your continued support throughout my life. 's graduation season so this is important. let s. be genuine and thoughtful to the class of 2022 as we see them parade around the city in delight this season. i was fortunate enough to attend my first graduation at the age of four years old. it was in a purple graduation hat made out of construction paper and glue, along with my favorite red and white hawaiian

despite loud protests of students and staff the board of trustees approved the cuts in the last few hours. >> teachers and students camped out in front of the student services building for the last three days in protest. after the board of trustees voted to make the cuts, they packed up their bags and left in anger. >> reporter: a disappointed crowd reacting to the yes votes. >> the motion carries. 5-1. >> reporter: the group watching the board of trustees meeting on city college on friday evening and many realizing they will lose their jobs. >> i am a single parent. >> what does it mean now? >> it means i have no idea. the hr folks have not told us when me and my daughter's health insurance is going to crash. >> reporter: she studied at city college in the '90s. returned and now teaching in the theater department for the last seven years. >> i got tenured and pink slipped in the same month. >> reporter: the board voted to cut 300 classes, lay off 38 full time teachers and stop the rehiring of 138 part time teachers in the next academic year. >> i am personally devastated because i love w

all over russia is a task that president vladimir putin discussed with the leadership of the board of trusteesnd talents success strengthening our country's technological sovereignty and core vector the development of science and all innovative areas, as well as the training of specialists for the it industry, the president highlighted the topic of cybersecurity and told anton verninsky where they can find a good job. this year, sirius turns 8 years old since 2014, when the president proposed to create an educational center on the basis of the olympic facilities left after the games in sochi. it has changed beyond recognition and continues to change, expanding even today that, for example, fast motion construction of the next object of the sports complex. it would seem olympic. there are so many arenas here, but the complex built last year with gyms, football fields and a swimming pool under one roof did not turn out to be superfluous, for example, they were chosen for training hockey players. these are our hockey players. uh-huh cupid actually. they're here for the first time paying out there

. >> the union american federation of teachers. 21 21 is hoping this camp out has the board of trustees vote no on faculty layoffs during a meeting this friday. the i worried that the the final nail in the coffin of city college, these cuts go through, union members say this will cause hundreds of fully enrolled classes to shut down. that would push tens of thousands of students out of seats in classes. so >> we've already seen, you know that enrollment declined after the administration began aggressive class cuts starting in 2019. and we don't want to see more students pushed out of an education we don't want to see students having to go somewhere where they have to accrue student debt students who camped out as well say they worry how these cuts would affect their education. someone like myself depends classes. >> are here for my educational journey to obtain my associates, a green to be able to transfer. and so it's very important that we saw some of their money and unification. but the fact that teen students and staff are also in progress of putting a measure on the november ballot

mayor london breed has announced her appointment to fill the vacant seat on the city college board of trustees. i'm actually over the moon excited today to announce that i have selected morel green to serve as the next member of the community college board of trustees eyes. dr greene was born and raised in san francisco's western edition and is an educator with extensive experience in higher education. he took the oath of office surrounded by his family and fellow members of the board of trustees. greens appointment comes at a challenging time for city college, which is facing a $33 million budget shortfall in the upcoming academic year. well, we certainly hope you'll join us sunday for special asian pacific american heritage month presentation or america because i am we're shining a light on the nearly 25 million asian american native hawaiian and other pacific islanders living in the us and their positive impact on our communities, politics and even yes, pop culture. people in the community are often asked. where are you from, but you'll see that regardless of someone's name or what they loo

and students the number of people here protesting a decision that could potentially be made a little later today. we're about seven hours away from when that that board trustees meeting is supposed to happen. and people here say they're hoping to put enough pressure on the board to cancel plans to let go of nearly 200 teachers. that's what's at stake this morning. city college says they need to make up for about a $7 million budget gap back in february, 2021. the school determined it would consider it layoffs. so far about 50 teachers have been notified. they are on the chopping block. some of those teachers have been at the school for more than 10 years. others have only been hired within the last five years. but the union says more than 150 full time and part time faculty could also be at risk of losing their jobs if this vote goes forward. the teachers protesting, say, ultimately laying off any teachers will cause harm to nearly 20,000 students who attend this school . one of those students is here this morning. we're here to express our voice to advocate for ourselves to make sure that our voices are heard in those decision making spaces such as the borde

conlin hall. >> been deeply disturbed, angered and frustrated with the way the administration and board of trusteeshandled this. utter lack of transparency, of communication, of democracy. >> city college says the layoffs are necessary for decline in enrollment. staff contends this will just accelerate that. >>> popular mural in chinatown a target of vandals this week. still dropping by to appreciate the mural in spite of the graffiti. artist commissioned to paint the original mural was not angry, says street art evolves, just wishes whoever did the tagging had been more artful. >> doesn't look like street graffiti but amateurs who didn't know how to hold a spray can. >> he grew up in berkeley and could be back early as next week to help restore the tiger lion. >>> man accused of attacking dave chappelle on stage at hollywood bowl pleaded not guilty, faces misdemeanor charges. judge ordered him to stay 100 yards away from chappelle. lee, aspiring rapper, rushed the stage at the show. armed with knife that looked like a hand gun. he was not hurt. >>> tense and emotional day in court for mma star fac

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this task will be at a meeting of the board of trustees. talents, success put vladimir putin, we note that the support of the inhabitants of the people's republics, the principled position of moscow details polina ermolaeva has a new sports building lurking right behind the sirius campus, a blue-and-white hemisphere with a swimming pool. vladimir putin just gets workout. here it is sea water, all the guys, if they look from the season, find themselves in the sea and really the focus of the pool. because of this, you can get into the open president peeking at their gyms. she has a huge playground. transformers can play futsal and volleyball from basketball at the same time. these training halls are open to all the talent of sirius, and not so much even to athletes, first of all to physicists or lyricists, the pause between the lecture and the seminar will be filled with a treadmill. tired of the easel back will help twenty-five meters swimming pool the unique opportunities of sirius innovative approaches to education are discussed today by th

>>the union american federation of teachers. 21 21 is hoping this camp out has the board of trustees vote no on faculty layoffs during a meeting this friday. i'm worried that the the final nail in the coffin of city college, if these cuts go through, union members say this will cause hundreds of fully enrolled classes to shut down. that would push tens of thousands of students out of seats in classes. we've already seen, you know that enrollment declined after the administration began aggressive class cuts starting in 2019. >>and we don't want to see more students pushed out of an we don't want to see students having to go somewhere where they have to accrue student debt students who camped out as well say they worry how these cuts would affect their education. someone like myself depends classes. >>are here for my educational journey to obtain my associates, agreeing to be able to transfer. and so it's very important that we saw some of their a t and unification. but the fact that teen students and staff are also in progress of putting a measure on the november ballot to get more fun

as da lin reports, the board of trustees voted in favor of the cuts, despite protests by students and staff. >> reporter: teachers and students have camped out in front of the student services building the last three days in protest. after the board of trustees voted to make the cuts. they could pad up their bags and left in anger. [ inaudible ] >> yes. >> reporter: a disappointed crowd reacting to the yes votes. >> the motion carries with five ayes and one no. >> yes. >> reporter: the group watching the board of trustees on the city college campus friday evening. many realizing they will lose their jobs. >> i am a single parent. >> what does that layoff mean now? >> i have no idea. the hr folks have not told us when our health insurance is going to crash. >> reporter: she studied at city college in the '90s and returned and has been teaching in the theater department the last seven years. >> i got tenured and pink slipped in the same month. >> reporter: the board voted to cut roughly 300 classes, lay off 38 full-time teachers and stop the rehiring of 138 part- time teachers in the ne

in fact, this friday, the city college board of trustees will vote on faculty, layoffs over 200 facultymembers could lose their jobs as a result. union members say this will cause hundreds of fully enrolled classes to shut down and caused the city college to continue to decline. it's definitely impact students. that's why some of them are out here in solidarity, camping with the staff members. let's hear now from one professor about why this is such a critical vote. so faculty which would lead cuts to classes that would push 10's of thousands of students out of seats in classes. so >> we've already seen, you know that enrollment declined after the administration began aggressive class cuts starting in 2019. and we don't want to see more students pushed out of an education. we don't want to see students having to go somewhere where they have to accrue student debt to meet their educational goals are to get, you know, for their jobs. >> staff and students out here worry about the continued downsizing of this city college. in fact, that's why they are in progress of putting together a meas

this protest is ahead of today's special meeting among the board of trustees leading city college. some of these demonstrations became tense earlier this week. san francisco police confirm officers arrested 11 people for civil disobedience among the people in the tents is the student representative on the board here because we don't want any class cuts. we don't want any cuts to any of our programs, and we definitely don't want any of our faculty or staff. to be laid off. the college is attempting to make up for a $7 million budget gap. last year, leaders agreed budget cuts and layoffs would be the best option so far, 50 teachers have received pink slips and these protesters worry more than 100. others could be on the chopping block. if these cuts go through , i am am deeply terrified for what it will mean cuts go through. teachers say more than 20,000 students will be robbed of ample learning opportunities. i did reach out to city college in each member of the board of trustees for comment, but they've not responded. the board of trustees are expected to meet later this afternoon a

they are hoping that this sends a loud message to the board of trustees, especially before their big here they will vote on potentially laying off hundreds of staff members. the union says it could be over 200 staff members and they said that this would not only cut jobs, but also it would cut fully enrolled classes causing those to shut down as so we heard from a student last hour who said he's very worried about is education. let's hear now from the president of the union. are the american federation of teachers. she explains how critical this vote is. >> i'm worried that the the final nail in the coffin of city college, these cuts go through and the program new, the the layoffs go through the program. attic cuts go through. we're we're looking an extremely smaller college than what we already are. >> students and staff are in putting a measure on the november ballot to get more funding for the city college of san francisco. for now, it's about making signs and camping out. even in those cold overnight. temperatures trying to send a message in really hoping the board of trustees vot

confidant of the president of the russian federation head of the board of directors at the helen film studio member of the board of trusteesand media forums first of all, national success is important at you. it is necessary that your film on your series will be paid attention even without your participation in this process, if there is a national success, success in the cinema brought fyodor bondarchuk the debut picture of a military drama, the ninth company, the highest grossing film in russian about 2005, congratulations. you with a tattoo and a rot in 2013 another war drama by bondarchuk stalingrad the first russian film shot in imax 3d format the first of the domestic films conquered china and in 2015 the director was invited to become a member of the jury of the beijing film in time to check in on the future, which in fact will come running not there in 10 years, but a week a month in his filmography 15 times. acting and dozens of producers, the demand for influence , success is confirmed by the significant awards of nika the golden eagle teffi, as well as state awards in 2018 received the order of alexander nevsky f

years old president examined recently built sports building, and then held a meeting of the board of trusteesnt and success educational foundation, at which they talked about the development of projects. very soon, all regions of the country will have their own small sirius. after each story about sirius, i always hear numerous questions. and how to get into sirius clear answers in our story. all the best, thank you very much, before the connection, the whole conversation seemed to be completed, but behind the scenes of the continuation of the development of the sirius center, putin wants to know every detail of the new sports building. now making learning here even more effective sirius is once again pushing the boundaries. the newest sports grounds are a large swimming pool. now just around the corner from hotel rooms. here is the main building where the children live. and here they will go in for sports, right at the entrance, a special motivation is a hockey uniform from the sochi olympics . since the olympics, sirius has become a whole city of big businessmen. at first, it was strongly a

the new york of youbox the bear public - and other media. and a photographer, members of the board of trusteesthe london front club, the founder of the ukrainian branch of the organization, has more than 25 years of experience documenting conflicts, in particular in libya, syria and africa, egypt , afghanistan and the balkans, according to his memoirs about the events in syria were shot in a hollywood film, a private war, and a documentary film, the works appeared in rolling stones de garden, the times, new york times, bbc and other world media, a member of the board of the reporters without borders organization, oleg kornienko, a war correspondent for the ictv channel, on ukrainian television, works 14 worked as a soldier of ictv in luhansk region and donetsk region from 2015 to 2019 , after the beginning of the large-scale offensive of russia against ukraine, he returned to the front again, covered the battles and their consequences near kyiv, and michael michael congrats to the war in ukraine you covered the war in syria extensively do you see the difference between these two wars in terms

we made the point that our investment committee of our board of trustees had had adopted emotion to have the outsourced investment firm that that manages our portfolio to divest itself of any assets of russia or its. the plateau you know, we we made it. we don't usually don't make statements about what our investment committee so, you know, what the board of trustees right? we did in this case and immediately on twitter, you know, sort of you could just like when it went up i just wait like one two when 1,2 clearly clearly and of course then you have to decide whether you engage and often you don't but when you do you have to work out in advance what you're prepared to say. and i think that's that and just good kind of maintaining good media relations in the digital. i mean, that's always a good idea right but in a digital era, i think it's it's really incumbent and these platforms give us voice to talk to people we might not always have. otherwise talk to you even if we don't necessarily agree with what's right freedom of speech we have it in our platforms now go to all extremes, but i

it was a meeting of the board of trustees of the talent and success educational foundation.s now, uh, analyze the main points that were outlined today by uh, both by vladimir putin and the participants in this meeting. rather. let's remember the words with which vladimir putin began this meeting. sirius is called upon to play a significant role in strengthening the country's technological sovereignty. and is it important always. but especially now, i won't say now for what reasons. yes, therefore , it is of fundamental importance to fulfill all the plans for the formation of a powerful innovation center in the imereti valley. i ask the series, together with partners, to create special cybersecurity mods for technical universities and faculties. we are talking about the fact that future engineers and designers, regardless of their line of work, have strong competencies in protecting our critical infrastructure of domestic industrial and information systems, thanks to in front of the left conditions for scientific activities leisure sports. sirius is becoming a center of attra

vladimir putin chaired today a meeting of the board of trustees of the educational fund talent successederal territory of sirius, and here are the words with which the president began the meeting today russia's victories not only in sports, but also in culture and art in science in technology i mean that originally. uh, the series was created, and for the development of uh, first of all, yes, science and technology and education areas are definitely energy. it can be said that the courage of young people will help to create new meanings of new ideas and new solutions. that is, the tasks set for the educational center of the state-owned ones are even strategic, but according to the president, one of them reflects the principled position of russia - speech about the republics of donbass using the accumulated experience and competencies would have lived sirius already now to think, and to think over the issues of creating methodological centers for support and development of talents. uh, develop special training programs for children in the donetsk and luhansk regions. e teachers. they ne

vladimir putin today chaired a meeting of the board of trustees of the educational talents success fundo the federal territory of sirius, and with what words the president began the meeting today, he is sure that here, as in the entire federal territory of sirius, the present and future victories of russia will be formed not only in sports, but also in culture and art, in science, in technology, i mean, that was originally created e for development. eh, first of all. uh, science and technology and education areas certainly energy can be said the courage of young people. e will help create new meanings, new ideas, and new solutions. that is, the tasks set for the educational center are state and even strategically one of them, according to the president, reflects the principled position of russia in the speech of the republics of donbass using the accumulated experience and competence of both sirius now to think, and to think over the issues of creating methodological support centers and talent development. uh, for children in the donetsk and luhansk regions to develop special training p

for now, everyone camping out hopes the city college's board of trustees rethinks the staff cuts backns. they've got a lot of great signs out here. they're tense. all put up some people starting to get on their laptops and either, you know, >> go to school either to learn or to teach because we've got staff and students out here. >> now, again, that meeting is this friday. it's at 4 o'clock and it is online. if you'd like to join and get involved for now, i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. ok? thank you very much, sara. it's a 35 and the oakland a's in the city of oakland are proposing how to get baseball to stay in the city. keep the a's and have more housing. >> and we're jobs. the bay conservation and development commission is allowing this project at howard terminal to move forward. and oakland a's president dave campbell is thrilled saying that this new stadium would include 34,000 seats, 18 acres of public land and a rooftop park. the ease in the city are also promising that the 1 billion dollars for the ballpark will be privately financed. >> to assu

of the week. the board special meeting is set to begin at four o'clock later this afternoon. the only item on its agenda is this issue for seats on the board of trustees for election in november. teachers here say their yes vote to some of those layoffs. means a no vote to re election in november. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torrez ktvu. pots two news, james thank you. some kids in california could soon be able to get a covid vaccine without their parents' permission. proposal in the state legislature would let kids 12 and older get vaccinated on their own. that proposal cleared its first hurdle yesterday. right now, anyone younger than 18 cannot be vaccinated for covid without their parents' consent. the only vaccines they can get on their own or vaccines needed to prevent an std like hepatitis b or hpv. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has to clear the full senate and then the assembly. regulators say they are limiting who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who cannot get other covid vaccines. the fda says they have re examined the data and are concerned about a serious risk

we'll bring a value perspective to the board of trustees. >> here's one house speaker nancy pelosi is being barred from participating in the catholic tradition of communion at the san francisco archdiocese. decision was made by the archbishop in response to pelosi is pro-choice stance on abortion saying she crossed a line that the church cannot ignore. harper's ella sogomonian spoke senator scott wiener tonight. who is condemning the move and she joins us now live from the the game granted a 2014 nationwide survey. 24 1% of catholic women got an abortion. >> and senator wiener says that this is just a shameful move by an archbishop who continues to be out of step with san francisco's values. as the federal protection to an american woman's right to abortion is challenged. >> san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone has publicly called out catholic house speaker nancy pelosi for her pro-choice stance which he says is not in line with his church for that reason, he sent her a letter friday explaining that he determined she is not to be admitted to holy communion. california senator

for any form of classes already in the meeting with members of the board of trustees. imir putin emphasized the special role of sirius, first of all, sirius is called upon to play a significant role in strengthening the country's technological sovereignty. and this is always important. well, especially now, i won't talk about it. therefore, it is fundamentally important to fulfill all the plans for the formation of a powerful innovation center in the imereti valley, including, uh, a modern laboratory should open this summer. a complex that will significantly strengthen the scientific and educational base sirius university in recent years, sirius has its own university general education school in the development program of the federal territory until 2030. sirius should become the country's leading scientific and technological platform accessible to all children. vladimir putin instructed the center to develop talented children from the lugansk and donetsk people's republics, using the accumulated experience and competencies. already now to think about the creation of me

. >> >>> city college of san francisco board of trustees is set to vote today on cost- saving cuts. last night, staffers and students camped out in protests. the cuts could affect about 200 faculty positions. not everyone who started the evening in front of collin hall is still bare. our camera started to spot police taking at least one protester away. >> i'm a first generation college student, my daughter the second, our grandchildren will be third generation college is because of the start we got here. i want those same opportunities for black and brown students, and for students who are working poor, to change their lives and to pursue their dreams. >> if approved, the layoffs would cut across all departments. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming a cbs news bay area rapid and new effort to protect oakland residents facing steep rent hikes, the new plans unveiled good >> more bear sightings in vacaville, wildlife experts say th >>> time for this morning's money watch report. what economists expect from the latest job report and why the fda is limiting the use of johnson & johnson's c

at the annual board of trustees, the president discussed plans for the development of the federal territoryrily sirius is called upon to play a significant role in strengthening the country's technological sovereignty. this is always important. but especially now, i won't talk now. for what reasons, therefore, it is fundamentally important to fulfill all the plans outlined for the formation of a powerful innovation center in the imereti valley, including e, a modern laboratory complex should open this summer, which will significantly strengthen the scientific and educational base of the university, the service is as serious as possible. communication, of course, you need to approach the selection of companies of the president of the federal territories to lead, clear objective requirements for evaluating their activities in terms of efficiency and responsibility for achieving power results. the capabilities of the federal territory should work throughout the country and respond to modern challenges. such as cybersecurity technological sovereignty, more highly qualified specialists are neede

. >>> at this hour, the san francisco city city college board of trustees is considering layoffs. the faculty protested by camping out on campus. last night sfpd arrested ten members of the staff outside conlin hall. the school says layoffs are necessary because of declining enrollment, but the staff contends the layoff will accelerate the drop in attendance. >>> it is one of california's biggest issues, the housing crisis. now berkeley is looking to transform parking lots into housing to help ease that crisis. but the city's plan to help people make it in the bay means a long running flea market likely gets displaced. nbc bay area's alyssa goard shows the delicate balance the community is now dealing with. >> reporter: on the weekends, the ashby bart station parking lot transforms into the berkeley flea market. >> this market has been here for the past 47 years. it's a landmark for berkeley itself. >> reporter: today general managerias seem khan is busy preparing for this market, which could draw in as many as 100 vendors. khan also has been involved in the ongoing negotiations be

happening today, the city college of san francisco board of trustees will vote on more than 200 faculty layoffs. and this comes after 11 protesters were arrested for civil disobedience while participating in a camp out at that college. a viewer shared this video from campus. san francisco police tell us that they responded to city college at about 4.30, yesterday afternoon. the protesters there, several of them included school staff and union members to that. a 13 year-old boy is in the hospital now with serious injuries after he was stabbed at school. that stabbing happened monday at everett middle school in san francisco during alleged fight with another student. the incident left parents and faculty scrambling for answers as to how to keep students safe. some parents say that some of the students have been more aggressive after returning to campus in the wake of the pandemic. >> the school's ptsa co-chair adds that a lack of full-time teachers is also affecting student behavior. >> so i just you know, i'm just taking my kid out of those classes and a time because i don't want him to

well, now vladimir putin is holding a meeting with the board of trustees discussing what what has alreadyeen done. and of course, plans for the future are primarily intended to play in sirius. a significant role in strengthening the technological sovereignty of the country. and this is always important. but especially now, i won't talk now. for what reasons, therefore, it is fundamentally important to fulfill all the plans outlined for the formation of a powerful innovation center in the imereti valley, and, among other things, a modern laboratory should open this summer. complex, which will significantly strengthen the scientific and educational base of the university sirius well, there is a strategy for the development of sirius until 2030, and according to the plans, sirius should become one of the leading scientific and technical sites in russia, but at the same time it is also accessible to children and students. and today, vladimir putin instructed the center to develop creative and gifted youth, and children of the lugansk and donetsk people's republics using the accumulated experi

out a statement this week about ukraine, we made the point that our invest of committee, the board of trustees, had adopted a motion to have the outsource advancement firm that man is our portfolio to divest itself of any assets of russia. [applause] >> i will clap to that >> we usually don't make statements about, what the border the trustee decides. we did in this case. immediately on twitter, when it went up, i waited while, to, clearly, of course you have to decide whether you engage. often you don't. when you do, you have to work out and advance what you're prepared to say. just maintaining good media relations. that's always a good idea. in a digital era, i think it's really incumbent. these platforms give us a voice to talk to people we might not always have otherwise talked to. even if we don't necessarily agree. >> freedom of speech, we have it on our platforms, go to all extremes. i'm really very impressed, by the way, with what you are doing. you do have to respond a nanoseconds if you are going to engage. if you let these things, it's the one big technology thing that most folks mi

boards. there has not been a person of color on the appraisal standards board. a person of color on the appraiser, the board of trusteesor close to 20 years. >> on the board of trustees. is there an african-american? >> yes. >> of the twee boards you mentioned, each have an african-american? >> the qualifications board has one african-american and one hispanic, the standards board, identifies. >> thank you very much. the lack of diversity at your organization and on its board contributed to the bias and discrimination that is well documented today. >> since february 2020 we've been actively working on a number of diversity efforts. you have the consultant portfolio. they rank candidates, the person came back with suggestions and implemented them starting this year as far as improving the diversity of the boards. >> title 11 of the financial institution's reform recovery and enforcement act envisions the relationship between the appraisal subcommittee and appraisal foundation to be that of grantor and grantee. presumably this would provide a check and balance on the foundation by the implementation appraisal standards a

my name is peter travers, i am chairman of the board of trustees of the national review institute. i thank those who are watching us on live stream. the national review institute was founded in 1993 to advance the classical conservative principles that we champion in the pages of national review. the institute has developed numerous programs and presents events and conferences and seminars across the country in response -- and sponsors the work of outstanding fellows. we are convened on a wonderful sunny spring day during awful events half a world away. russia's invasion of ukraine for the purpose of subjugation has only the gratuitous violence against a peaceful nation can do. the world remains aghast at this ongoing atrocity and asks, what can we do? what can we do to prevent such aggression? appropriately for us this afternoon, what can we do to protect america is to defend our core national interests in a very dangerous world. the national review has been asking these questions of americans for six to six years -- 66 years and we have suggestions. we believe there are time-hono

and here is the board of trustees. nctions of state administration. polytechnical museum. authoritative government officials entered. this fund was established by rosnan precisely on the initiative of restoration projects were instructed to deal with, about 10 billion rubles were allocated exclusively to foreign companies from the state budget. but after 5 years of work, the museum building began to look worse than before they began, as a result, the prosecutor's office was involved, namely, questions related to the issue of embezzlement of funds for the restoration of the polytechnic museum and to the facade of the building, which lost its historical color, by the way, during the move. according to the employees of the museum , a lot of valuable exhibits were lost from the polytechnic university, which they managed to save and moved to the pavilion vdnkh and in the technopolis on the outskirts of moscow, we will now bring a jukebox, which was created in germany at the beginning of the 20th century, steam engines, typew

as i understand it, it was discussed under the auspices of the board of trustees, and in the social spherehe government of the russian federation, i want to say that several regions of the country on their budgets without the participation of federal budget funds, but took the responsibility to carry out this project with the support of our leading specialists medics who oversee reproductive health issues in the near future. we will sum up the first intermediate result a and, of course, we will sum it up by the end of the year, but if the project turns out to be promising and really, but positive, then we will propose to extend it to all regions of the russian federation, and we have not talked about demography for a long time, but in such a composition. do you know that due to the fact that the number of women who are of reproductive age due to historical events over the past 10 years 2010-2021. we have decreased by 4 1/2 million and is now 7 1/2 million - this is almost 33% and, of course, due to these objective circumstances, the number of first and second births has decreased, but neve

the board of trustees has 21 people, i'm gonna try to guess here. i think it's 9% minority, about 48 30% women. >> in what's geared each of the three boards welcome the first board members of color? was that recently? >> the price of qualifications board was appointed in 1989 and had a person of color on it at that time. he was the assessor for the city of atlanta. >> you had three boards? >> that is correct. there has not been a person of color on the appraisal standards board. we've had a person of color on the, pardon me, on the board of trustees for close to 20 years. >> on the board of trustees. is there an african american? >> yes. >> and the other two boards you mentioned, each of them have one african american? >> the qualifications board has one african american and one hispanic native american. the standards board does not have an african american, it has one woman who identifies as native american. >> thank you very much. yes or no, do you believe the lack of diversity in your organization and on its boards has contributed to some of the b

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