the public safety and homeland security bureau. the wireless telecommunications bureau.he office of general counsel. the office of economics analytics. and the office of communications business opportunities. we are going to get this done. now, let's proceed to a vote on the item. commissioner carr? >> approved. >> approved. >> approved. >> the item is adopted with editorial privileges as requested. madam secretary, will you please announce the next item on today's agenda? >> item two is entitled "safeguarding and securing the open internet" and will be also presented by the wireline competition bureau. the chief of the bureau will give the introduction. >> thank you, madam secretary. please proceed. >> good morning again. the wireline competition bureau is pleased to present for your consideration a declaratory ruling, an order on reconsideration that would establish the commission's authority over broadband internet service. i would like to thank the entire bureau team for their dedicated work on this item. as well as our colleagues across the industry who contributed,

sitting at the table with me from the bureau, deputy bureau chief and jody may, division chief.nd mason. mason will now present the item. >> thank you and good morning madame chairwoman and missioners. high speed internet connections are indispensable to every aspect of daily lives from work, education and health care to commerce, community, communication and free expression.. since 2017 there's been no federal oversight over the vital service. the item before you would reclassify broadband internet y access service, the consumer broadband service that we use and rely on every day as telecommunication service under title 2 of the communication's act of 1934 as amended and reestablish the commission's authority to protect consumers and safeguard the fair and open internet which protects freeet expression, encourages competition and innovation and is critical to public safety. first, the declaratory ruling would classify broadband internet access service as telecommunication service and classify mobile broadband internet access service as commercial mobile service. it would fine t

, let's say, unexplained, please know, our entrepreneurs, they are not satisfied with the way the bureauks, in principle, because it all boils down to the fact that the bureau is not engaged in the shadow shadow economy , is not trying to bring the shadow economy, let's say, off the wall, is not trying to somehow investigate these schemes that exist, they are on the contrary focused on attacking the conditionally open honest business, which is already operating with great problems due to the risks that have brought war to our country, and they are not satisfied, of course, because the activity of the bureau leads to the fact that such entrepreneurs can seize the property that they use in their business, they can seize the means of production, because of this, work stops. people lose their jobs, as a result , the amount of money coming to the state budget in the form of taxes decreases, in addition, managers and business owners are arrested, the courts choose simply exorbitant bails for them, because of which they cannot continue to work, and of course all this confuses business, and they

in addition, it is very important now to re-certify all employees of the state bureau. economic securitythout re-certification of all employees , trust will not be restored on the part of business, on the part of our citizens in this body, and this is extremely important. and the third an important aspect that needs to be done is to conduct audits of the activities of such a body once every two years, so that society, international partners, and investors see that this body is really working to ensure economic security in our country. yes, you said, it is very important that the partners should join in checking and electing a person to the position, and checking all the people who work, so that they understand that... that it will not be so simple, that you did something and everyone has forgotten about it, but it is important, of course, that here entrepreneurs who directly have to work to protect economic security, but not create an economic danger for business, have their opinion to express , so recently representatives of ukrainian business made a joint appeal regarding the future re

director peters, you are the director of the bureau of prisons, is that right? >> that is correct, sir. >> you use to run the corrections system in oregon, op right? >> that is correct. >> yeah, oregon legalize drugs,c is that right? >> that is correct. >> oregon is about to reverse that, is that correct? >> senator, i am not familiar with the policy proposed to reverse that. >> you just ignored oregon? >> oregon still has a very special place in my heart, sir. >> you have not read any of the articles about the reversal? >> i have not, senator. >> you don't know anything about it? in the correct, sir. >> okay, while. you are in charge of implement the first at back, director? >> that is correct. >> how many criminals have you released into the first at act? >> first up act for the overall release since the initiation of the first up act is, i have the exact number in front of a -- me. >> you don't know off the top of your head? >> sorry, senator. so, 70% of those that were released, we have about 30,000 individuals that have been released since the first at back

head of the political bureau in an interview with qatar's al jazeera tv channel, hamas said about the martyrdom of 6 of its children and grandchildren in the attack of the zionist regime: this crime is a continuation of the mass killing and blind killing of palestinians by the zionist enemy. during the past 6 months. ismail haniyeh emphasized that if the enemy thinks that by assassinating our children, they will deny their rightful demands regarding gaza or the cause of palestine. they were martyred along with three grandsons of the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement yesterday evening in an attack by the zionists on their car in the area from the gaza strip. in the last 6 months, more than 60 relatives of the head of the political bureau hamas were martyred. the zionist newspaper arth rejected the israeli army's claim that the children of ismail haniyeh were killed during an operation against israel and wrote that this claim is not acceptable even by the opponents of hamas, because at the time of israel's attack on haniyeh's children, their children were also with them

the bureau has not complied with that law to my knowledge. six months ago, i asked how much time your employees are spending on average on their primary responsibility. you have an answer for that today? >> i do. it is different in every institution. in some, we will take usp thompson -- because we have been able to lower the number -- lower the mission, we need if you are employees but are not relying on augmentation advertisement brooklyn, we are relying on it substantially because of lack of staffing for many officers are working 16 hours regularly and we are having to engage in augmentation on a daily basis at that institution. as you know, while those psychologists are teachers and who ever is being augmented is fully trained and prepared to do that work, it also means that they are not able to do their current job as you are alluding to. >> i take your point that you could average across all facilities but that average is not particularly meaningful. these facilities in the old world. and a facility that is well bounce will have everyon

the bureau hasn't complied with that law to my knowledge. six months ago when you were here i asked how much time your employees are spending on average on their primary responsibility. do you have an answer for that today? >> i do. it is different in every institution. in some of our institutions, we will take usp thompson right now, because we have been able to lower the number, lower the mission, we needed fewer employees. we are not relying on augmentation and overtime. when you look at brooklyn, we are relying on it substantially because of the lack of staffing. many of my officers are working 16 hours regularly, and we are having to engage in augmentation on a daily basis at that institution, which as you well know, wall those psychologists or teachers, whoever is being augmented, is fully trained and prepared to do that work, it also means they're not able to do their current job, as you allude to. >> i take your point that you could average across all of your facilities, but the average is not particularly meaningful because each fac

and the tupalev design bureau, in the year thirty-six, and ilyuzhena, this means that he is 41 years tskb-26, please do not confuse it with the central cremic hospital, this is the central... a lot of machines, he lifted the air, tested, a lot of machines, won international prizes in various categories, by load capacity, by rate of climb, by height, by amazing aerodynamics and much more. since the beginning of the war, the ilyushin design bureau developed the db-3 bomber, a long-range bomber, it was later renamed 4. first flight in '39 - made db-3, crew of four, serial production from thirty-nine to forty-fifth, a total of 5,256 cars were manufactured, the plane was in operation from forty to fifty-two, and also an absolutely legendary car, which, by the way, i will gladly take in hand, the same famous il-2. the history of this airplane is amazing, how to calculate all the amazing characteristics at that time, i say amazing, because this is confirmed not by me, but by the people who flew on it, there’s one interesting thing history, you see, the fact is that the war is already quite

and the tupolev design bureau.e do not confuse it with the central clinical hospital, this is the central design bureau, it was a pretty good aircraft with a decent speed of 420 km/h with a serious payload capacity, by the way, it must be said that the all-time famous test pilot vladimir kakinaki installed the first one on it soviet world aviation record, by the way, by lifting to the height of the load. the legendary kokinati worked with ilyushen for many years, a lot of cars, he lifted the air, tested a lot of cars, won international prizes in various categories for lifting capacity, rate of climb, height, amazing aerodynamics and much more, since the beginning of the war lyushin kbi developed the db3 bomber. long-range bomber, it was later renamed, there were four, the first flight in the thirty-ninth year was made by the db-3, a crew of four people, serial production from the thirty-ninth to forty-fifth year, a total of 5,256 cars were manufactured, the plane was in operation from forty to fifty-two, and also a

well , now we will talk about the scandalous bill on the reform of the bureau of economic security.. nina yuzhanina, people's deputy of ukraine. and members of the verkhovna rada committee on finance, tax and customs policy are already in touch with us, and mrs. nino, welcome to espresso, glory to ukraine. good day, glory to the heroes. well, at its meeting on april 11, the verkhovna rada supported in the first reading draft law number 10,439 on restarting the bureau of economic security. in the first reading , it was supported by 264 people's deputies and actually. the head of the coalition, david arahamiya , publicly undertook to finalize the draft law according to the requirements of the imf7 and business, but i remember how the vote on the draft law on strengthening mobilization took place, they also said that we would pass the first reading, but by the second reading they would make significant changes, unfortunately, that did not happen, and in fact, that this one the bill also did not repeat this fate, there are certain such fears, what do you say about this ? well, you are a

brabi the condolence message of the presidents of the parliament to the head of the political bureau of hamas, mr. raisi, in a message of condolence for the martyrdom of six members of ismail haniyeh's family in the attack of the zionist regime, emphasized: "surely, this crime is brutal and childish." it makes this regime more obvious and shows that this regime does not adhere to any humane and moral principles in order to save itself from complete collapse and cover up its failure in confronting the resistance front. mr. qalibaf also in his condolence message to ismail haniye called this crime an indication of the zionist regime's reckless behavior and its lack of adherence to humanitarian principles and international law. following the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh's children in the gaza strip, political leaders and figures strongly condemned the criminal attack of the zionist regime by expressing their condolences to the head of the political bureau of the movement. in a statement, the palestinian islamic jihad strongly condemned the targeting of the children and grandchildren of th

president's condolence message to the head of the hamas political bureau. mr. raisi in a message of insane action of the brutal regime the zionist who led to the martyrdom of 6 members of the family of the head of the political bureau of hamas , expressed his condolences to the family of ismail haniyeh and the mujahideen of the resistance front. in this message, the president emphasized that this crime shows the brutality and childishness of this regime. this regime adheres to no humane and moral principles in order to save itself from complete collapse and cover up its failure in confronting the resistance front. is not. targeting of four american and israeli ships in yemeni operations. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces said: our operations in the red sea , the gulf of aden, and the indian ocean will continue until the end of the invasion gaza will continue. armed forces of yemen with the help of almighty god. four operations. this operation took place in the gulf of aden. the american ship was also targeted in the gulf of aden. these ships were attacke

and the bureau of the bureau of street environmental services superintendent chris mcdaniels will present this report as a reminder to commissioners, one of the primary responsibilities of the commissioner commission, as stated in the charter section 4.139, is to establish standards of cleanliness for the public right of way. and this informational item is, in, in support of fulfilling that mandate, mr. mcdaniels. thank you. if i'm going to jump in very briefly, although, secretary fuller did mention a little bit what i wanted to give in terms of context. so so, recognizing that this is really one of the primary responsibilities of the sas commission to establish these standards of cleanliness, we've been working diligently to really try to define how can we establish standards of cleanliness when we know that we don't control many of the factors that contribute to a lack of cleanliness? and so, while we've always had service level agreements for you know, when we how quickly we expect to address something that doesn't really define what is what should the standard be upon completion of o

in a message to the head of the political bureau of hamas, mr. raisi, the president expressed his condolences to the family of haniyeh and the mujahideen of the resistance front for the brutal act of the zionist regime, which led to the martyrdom of six members of the family of the head of the political bureau of hamas. in this message, the president emphasized: "surely, this crime has made the brutality and childishness of this regime more obvious and shows that this regime does not adhere to any humane and moral principles in order to save itself from the quagmire of collapse and to cover up its failure in confronting the resistance front." . and the beginning of the harvest of karza in dehloran city of stanam. the head of the jihad agricultural organization of ilam province said in the year the current cultivated area of ​​kalzad in this city has grown three times compared to last year. raghani rapeseed mohsen. which has become one of the most popular crops in dehloran fields for many years . i was one of the first to introduce rapeseed to the

tank, that’s what they called it at the front, which had all its vital parts armored, our design bureauo make the armor work in the body of the aircraft, that is, to make it the working body of this very machine. until now, designers have put armor on the frame only for the purpose of protection. the complexity of the task turned out to be in choosing the thickness of this steel sheet, so that, well, so as not to overload this very machine in vain, in march of the forty-first year , the first flight of a serial storm aircraft took place in voronezh single-seat version, the industry believed that in order to increase the number of aircraft per day, it was necessary to produce the aircraft without a gunner, this later led to dire consequences, despite the terrible resistance of ilyushin, the body version was still released only with a pilot without a gunner in the back. but this led to the fact that in the first years of the war, especially the end of forty-one, the beginning of forty-two, there were significant losses. here’s what happened: stalin wrote ilyushin a letter, how can i say,

gorbulin, igor avsemievich, director of the styakh design bureau.ren’t you finished there yet? no, there’s still so much to collect, there’s so much debris there. well then the hotel will wait, let's go to the place. what do you say? whose dog, who knows, was running here, got in the way, the old man caught her and tied her up, i understand you, shaggy one, there are so many strangers around, who are you? well done, well done, well fu-fu-fu, yura, did you find the register? hide again, igor arsenievich, that means, attention, we work on the red squares, we put everything that looks like parts of a drone in a box, if you doubt it, also in a box, then we sort it, we worked on the square, we change the red flags to white ones, let’s get to work, what are you doing? hovered, canopy, the drone was falling from there, the samot was in the usual tail, which means... the explosion threw it there, so they looked there already, well, though they could have missed, as they say, the eraran, it’s not necessary for everyone to look for the recorder, there are sti

the work was carried out on our own car, the heart of the enterprise is design the bureau.ce in the office of the chief designer of the minsk tractor plant that if a fly flew by, its flight would be akin to the roar of a passing train. the young designers, pyotr baykov and viktor voitikov, were afraid from the tension. move, they caught every movement of the chief designer ivan iosifovich drong, the expression on his face. he intently examined the drawings they presented, their first developments. he stopped for a long time on columns of numbers, shook his head disapprovingly , and began making corrections and recalculating. the verdict was announced. i am surprised at your timidity. is it worth fixing yesterday ? let's think about tomorrow, even the day after tomorrow. and he immediately cheered up the drooping youth by laying out the drawings in front of them. after all, there is something interesting coming up in your work. and the bold decision of the chief designer, first of all, we will cut out the tracks. the tractor must be wheeled and must have a rubber run, have a

i want to focus on something i don't think any questions have been so far and that's on the bureau of prisons. and i understand according to the bureau of prison wekz website, less than 35,000 employees to assure the security of all the federal prisons and service that is include 156,000 federal inmates. what steps is the bureau of prison taking to address in correctional officers training and leader training. is there a reason that the bureau of prisons leaders haven't participated in the fellow and warden exchange offered without the cost by the federal government. >> i don't know about the latter request question that you asked and have them get in touch with you. we have a pandemic delayed bureau's ability to provide in-person training, but bop since reviewed training and is trying to clear the backlog in that respect. you're right with respect to the number of employees we have in the bureau of prisons, it's not sufficient. it not sufficient for the educational programs that we have and as i discussed earlier with the members of the panel, the problem here is recruitment, retenti

you are right with respect to the number of employees we have in the bureau of prisons. it's really not sufficient. it's not sufficient either for the necessary protection, the -- or for the educational programs that we have. as i discussed earlier with another member of the panel, the problem here is recruitment retention, and promotion. the best, i think, the most important thing that the committee can do is to give us the money that we are asking for hiring and retention incentives. mr. aderholt: do you know of any law or regulation that prevents or limits the bureau of prisons from accepting donations or services or programs from a nonprofit as long as they don't accept federal funds? atty. gen. garland: i'm afraid i don't know about that. but i would be happy to have our staff look into that and get that cover your staff. -- get that to your staff. mr. aderholt: if you could look at it and see if there is examples where community or faith-based programs could be helpful. my understanding is as long as they don't receive federal funds, then there are programs out the

s time for us to finish our work, because we still have a limited meeting with members of the rsp bureaun, there’s a colleague waving a white sheet, for the last half hour, please, please, yes, it will be, attracts attention, okay, does the right thing. dear vladimir vladimirovich, gobitov alexandrevich, leningrad region, your confidant in the last elections. vladimirovich, in the past, at the last congress, there really was a proposal from my mikhail viktorovich about being members of the rsp, i want to say again that during the elections i traveled through all the districts of the region and working with the rsp enterprises, it was much easier, the managers, employees understood more, there were bonds, somehow people really... . we perceived the tasks that we face, we are proud of our past, our tasks, our future, with understanding, so i want to once again confirm from this point of view that membership in the rsp and uh development, so that this, well, well, within the framework of common sense it remained, exactly like that, yes, okay, we’ll see, but we’ll still proceed from the fact

is the bureau aware of the case? if so, is the bureau investigating these cases? >> as i said here, i'm not with this specific case. i'm following with the folks on that. this is when it comes to a face act. the enforcement generally, we have used that with in both directions. i know that we had a case not that long ago, where we secured a face act from the conspiracy indictments against four individuals that are invoking change individuals. they were targeting pro-life facilities in that area. we don't care which side of the abortion issue you are on. there is a right and wrong way to express your passionate views. this includes the threats against facilities. this is not it. we'll go after it no matter which side. >> we are using funds to investigate this case. >> i'm happy to find out where we are with that. this is a specific case. we want to make sure that the there are any properly predicated actions, you can get back and let us know what we are doing on that. >> let me do a little polling. within the second round, what should we do with that? we are doing i

the political bureau is also located here. underground work of behind-the-scenes intrigue and intelligence, the bureau is in constant communication with the histapo, and there are many russians among the employees. judging by the information provided to veterinarians, an intelligence school is being formed or is already operating in stetin to train personnel for military espionage against the ussr. information so far is only general: the head of the school, colonel furman, an employee of abvar, an amateur in addition to the adjutant, he prefers young assistants to ride horses. to collect more complete information, the nkvd of the bssr decided to coordinate work with the third department of the state security department, counterintelligence department of the border troops. soon , information of particular importance was sent to the people's commissariat of internal affairs of the ussr; a memorandum marked strictly confidential was addressed to the secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, pantilimon

but he questions whether the bureau of prisons actions may violate federal law. we can ask the oversight committee, and the judiciary committee, who both have jurisdiction in these kind of fields, to have hearings, to subpoena, people from the bureau of prisons. >> we can also ask the general accounting office, to look at and do an audit of the facility and the bureau of prisons. >> the bureau of prisons says the closure is because the facility no longer met prison standards, and all of the women at that facility will be transferred to other facilities across the country by friday. >> after months of scandal and instability with its independent police auditor, san jose has now named a new independent police watchdog. the city council voted unanimously to appoint eddie aubrey to the post. he previously headed the office of professional accountability for the richmond police department. the independent police ordered his office monitors and reviews misconduct investigations done by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit. san jose mayor matt mehan sa

looking at the bureau of land management's web pages, the bureau of land management administers more surface land, 245 million acres or 1/10 of america's land base, and more subservice mineral states several hundred million acres more than any other agency in the united states. the b.l.m.'s mission which is princably defineddy flippa directs agencies to carry out a dual mandate that is managing public land for multiple uses while conserving resources. mr. speaker, this is incredibly important because what the rule does is it prioritizes scriengs and contrary -- conservation and contrary to what we've heard from the other side of the aisle, there is a prioritization. let me read from the rule itself. page 19583 of the federal register, which says, the bureau of land management proposes a new regulation that pursuant to the federal land policy management act as amended and other relevant authorities would advance the b.l.m.'s mission to manage public lands for multiple use and sustained yield, quote, by prioritizing the health and resilience of ecosystems. now, one could argue, i suppo

isisco the bureau aware of the . five case? and if so, is the bureau investigating the d.c.five case? >> as i sit here on the way with the specific case. i can follow up with our folks on that. i will to you when it comes to face act enforcement more generally, we have used that authority and kind of both directions. in fact, i know we had a case not that long ago when we secured face act conspiracy indictments against four individuals who were invoking the genes revenge movement and are targeted pro-life the subtleties in their areas. we don't care which side of the abortion issue you are on. there's a right way and a wrong way to express your passionate views, but violence and threats against the subtleties is not it, and we will go after it no matter which side. >> i would like to get your commitment to use funds to investigate this d.c. five case. >> i'm happy to find it where we are with that. like a set i'm not familiar with the specific case but we obviously want to make sure if there's any properly predicated investigation we can conduct. >> if you get back to us to

i want to focus on something -- bureau of prisons. i understand according to the bureau of prison website there are less than 35,000 employees to ensure the security of all the federal prisons and services that include 156,000 federal inmates. what steps is the bureau of prison taking to address gaps in correctional officer and training and leader training? and is there a reason that the bureau of prisons correction leaders have not participated in the prison fellowship warden exchange which is offered without cost to the federal government? atty. gen. garland: i don't know about the latter question that you asked. i would be happy to have our staff look into it on the warden training and get in touch with you. we have -- the pandemic delayed the bureau of prison's ability to provide in-person training, but b.o.p. has since resumed many in-person trainings and trying to clear the backlog in that respect. you are right with respect to the number of employees we have in the bureau of prisons. it's really not sufficient. it's not suffici

thank ou so bureau of the guardian. thank you so much — bureau of the guardian.running - bureau of the guardian. thank you so much for running us - you so much for running us through all of that. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at another story making news. the biggest names in theatre gathered for the 0livier awards at the royal albert hall in london. the 0liviers celebrate the best of british theatre and is the industry's most prestigious awards ceremony. mark gatiss won the best actor award for his role in �*the motive and the cue' and sarah snook won the best actress prize for her one—woman show, �*the picture of dorian gray'. she spoke about what it's like to act 26 different roles in the play. it's been a huge challenge and i've loved every moment of it. i think it's a very fulfilling challenge at the time to switch off on in no time to think about anything and if i do, i have to drag myself onto the centre line because the show will slip and it's all over. and the prerecord keeps on rocking and i cannot step out of line. fo

it's really military operation rally r t at least bureau chief re ethanol. a journalist on publisher languishes in a british maximum security prison right now waiting to hear if you'd be extradited to the us, where he could face a further century. and jim, his name is june essential next week to tell his story. in our short documentary, the truth is that close right on the or the world's largest democracy votes, the rest of the planet watchers in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters, but who will be the power behind it? watches almost $1000000000.00 people decide and billions more, react the the 2nd supercedes involve 18 charges, which include 17 charges under the espionage and one charge under the c. s. a leasing dr. relates to the 2010, which he likes publications. so the collateral motor publication, the rules of engagement, rock the diplomatic cables, the royal oaks in respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we ra

our bbc bureau _ return to action quickly. our bbc bureau chief _ return to action quickly.bc bureau chief in - return to action quickly. our bbc bureau chief in the middle east explained the surgery as he navigates health challenges before the calls to step down. i think he was appearing tonight as an act of both reassurance and warning to his friends and critics. so the reassurance that he was still vigorously in charge of his government, as he prepared to hand over the reins of power to his deputy — and a warning there to those people converging on towns around israel, but particularlyjust a few kilometres away outside the israeli parliament, calling for new elections and for him to step down, that those new elections would cause a paralysis. they would hamper negotiations fastest releases and to them he was warning that no amount of pressure, not from the us or anywhere else, would prevent eventually a military assault on the southern town of rafah when mr netanyahu believes hamas is still holding several thousand of their own and where hostages are likely to be held. jo

we will now have the opportunity to add tetyana sapyan, communications advisor of the state bureau ofgation, to our broadcast. mrs. tatiana, welcome to the air. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, congratulations to marta, congratulations to vasyl. let's start with borisov, this is already such, i would say, a historical, so to speak, anti-example, we will immediately emphasize that not all military commissars currently lead a similar lifestyle, but borisov became an anti-example and actually exposed this problem, yes , which is now in shopping centers where there are certain persons who are trying to provide themselves and their families with their positions a fairly safe life, but we know that the dbber has already completed the investigation regarding borisov's enrichment, and actually we would like to ask you about the results of this investigation. thank you, marta, by the way, this is exactly your behavior, and i remind you that an ex-military man from odessa is suspected of illegal enrichment, in particular, he shows that if... you are a criminal and the law enforcement auth

i will be working quite a bit to try to help the census bureau get it right in 2030, and making sure that not only do we count everybody, so we have an accurate count, we also want to make sure we have the right characteristics of the population collected as well, which is one of the reasons why we applauded the recent decision by the office of management and budget, omb, that decided to modernize the way we asked everybody in the country have a identify themselves, by race and ethnicity, because the way it was asked previously was very confusing. we did not get complete and accurate data on the racial and ethnic background of latinos we are hoping this new approach of a single question that asks people to identify their race and/or ethnicity, because they are two separate things, race and ethnicity are come about people identify sometimes only by their race, only by your ethnicity, or if it is more than one category, and that is fine could we should give people the opportunity to self identify themselves as they see themselves, and we are hoping that the new approach at the census b

the bbc's bureau chief _ action very quickly. the bbc's bureau chief splayed - action very quickly.he bbc's bureau chief splayed his - bureau chief splayed his strategy as he navigates health challenges amid calls for him step down. look, i think he was appearing tonight as an act of both reassurance and warning to his friends and critics. so the reassurance that he was still vigorously in charge of his government, as he prepared to hand over the reins of power to his deputy — and a warning there to those people converging on towns around israel, but particularlyjust a few kilometres away outside the israeli parliament, calling for new elections and for him to step down, that those new elections would cause a paralysis. let's break down who those people are. as drew mentioned prime minister benjamin netanyahu oso new elections were paralysed efforts to bring hostages home. he estimated it at set progress back at least six months. organisers of protests against the prime minister oslo government said they intend to set up a tent city for four days outside the israeli parliament. joe

. >> one of the only spanish- speaking agents in the bureau's office, here is natalie.>> reporter: at the fbi field office in san francisco, there are fewer than 10 spanish- speaking special agents. >> i was born and raised in san juan, puerto rico. >> reporter: she says she never imagined one day she would work for one of the most prominent law enforcement agencies in the world. and that her culture would play a big part. she first joined the bureau 20 years ago as an intelligence analyst. >> i was hired to work latin america matters initially but 9/11 it happened in 2001, and so they realized they needed more support.>> reporter: so she was reassigned to international terrorism. >> they trained me and i learned a little bit about islam to be familiar with the culture and the religion, and a little -- i learned a little bit of arabic. >> reporter: working alongside special agents for years under the assignment, and many were women. >> i looked at them and i figured i think i can do this there. >> a lengthy process in 2006, moving to the bay area, cracking scams targeting the latino c

the bureau of prisons would not give us any more information saying the matter is pending before the court. jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> opening statement set to begin in former president donald trump's trial after the final members of the jury were seen today. the full 12 person jury was actually accepted yesterday, but this afternoon the last of the six alternates were also selected. that means opening statements begin on monday. they accused him of falsifying business records is a part of an effort to hide damaging stories from voters during the 2016 election. >>> around the same time a full jury was seated a man set himself on fire outside the courthouse. police say he is alive but remains in critical condition in the hospital. it is not currently clear what led to his action that investigators say before hand he through a number of pamphlets. the city seemed to be propaganda based about ponzi schemes and conspiracy theories. >>> white house officials are saying very little following israel's limited military strike . as we await more details about the effectiveness of

you are the editor of the usa today washington bureau chief. washington bureau chief. and you have time to write a book or three. how do you do that? so i like to say i no longer do anything. i don't like doing, which is which is a good, privileged way to live. and i very much like being involved in the daily news mix for usa today, but i also have it's writing these these three books have has it's been like learning a new muscle to use. it's different kind of it's a different kind of research you know, you spend two years doing research. it's different than when you're doing a story and you have 2 hours or two days to do research. it's a different kind of writing, this long form writing. so it's been it has just been such fun to figure out how to do this. what about let me see. i want to go back to barbara walters a little bit on her on her approach to people she interviewed, because her interviews were often deeper, longer than things that we would do for normal news coverage. how did she get such things as the interview with fidel castro in so she spent two years tr

we did reach out to the bureau of prisons this morning and they declined to comment on the protest. reporting live out fci dublin i am bob redell. >>> santa rosa city school superintendent is stepping down in june. her departure follows a four year tenure with the district and she served as superintendent since july 2021. the city schools have dealt with several high-profile violent incidents including a deadly stabbing last year at montgomery school. in a separate incident, 14-year- old was arrested for ripping the hair out of another student during a fight. the action follows an nbc bay area investigation into bullying accusations from the school district employees. you can watch that story in full at nbcbayarea.com. >>> there are new developments on the peninsula. a man accused of a shooting in half moon bay is back in court. chris sanchez joins us from redwood city with what has been decided. kris. >> reporter: hello marcus. we know that the trial has not begun but today the judge agreed to seal the transcript of the grand jury that indicted him on charges leading to perhaps a m

i was working in the bureau of _ that way? i was working in the bureau of democracy - that way?reau of democracy human . that way? i was working in the i bureau of democracy human right offers an primarily focused on north africa. whether us government tries to support civil society in countries around the world, again in my portfolio is north africa. trying to supportjournalists and advocates for human rights, for freedom of association, and advocates for human rights, forfreedom of association, you know, across the middle east we see, unfortunately, increasing repression from government so this is extremely important work that i found meaningful to be part of but after october seven the us had no credibility at all as an advocate for human rights and no ability to even criticise these other autocratic governments for their human rights abuses because of what the us was enabling and continues to enable inside gaza. i enabling and continues to enable inside gaza. i think the biden administration - enable inside gaza. i think the biden administration would i biden administration

in the minutes of the meetings of the council of people's commissars republic, regional committee bureau, district party committees. they contain strict accounting of all building materials that were managed to be preserved. collection of rubble, how literally every brick that was registered was valued, from the materials of the meeting of the bureau of the gomel regional party committee, december 1943, some large enterprises allow themselves to violate the order regarding the illegal use of building materials from dismantling buildings, dismantling them without permission boxes, so working... the kirov plant was dismantled there are a lot of boxes, foundations and plinths along the streets of kommunarov, kirov, zharkovsky, international, and others. such an irresponsible attitude towards the interests of the city, in addition to senseless, ugly destruction, brings enormous material damage to the state budget. the whole country helped restore the national economy of the liberated areas. in may 1944 , 30 wagons with electrical equipment, machine tools, tools, and construction materials ar