americans love their capital capital city. it's a spacious grand boulevard the memorials and monuments the majestic government buildings a tree-lined golf. very few americans know the story of how the capital city came to be and almost didn't come to be. that's why we are here today to talk about it. our story begins in newburgh new york. this is along the edge of the hudson at the end of the revolutionary war. not too far today from fdr's hyde park. the main battle of the revolutionary war was the battle of yorktown which is september not of 1781. that would be the last major battle of the war. for about two years this was what we could call a cold war for the british hunkered down in the city in george washington americans went up the river to newburgh which you see on my slide and from those two years they just hunkered down there. it would be washington's longest headquarters. any type of challenge emerged. that was the challenge of without fighting the army had not been. they were hungry bitterly cold winter after another

it felt a good deal of capital in the capital city. it was cheaper and they ran out of funding for it. it was pretty much held constant. next slide. they were not sure what they were going to name the city. everyone knew it would be named for washington. the other part of me thinks i like that name. george washington's legacy is multiple. winning the revolutionary war and resigned from power once leaving george the third saying washington is the greatest man alive. washington would do it again after the president the leaving king george the third two revise the statement saying washington is the greatest man of time. he carves out the presidency. it was his vision for the capital. it was reducing the great and glorious capital city. in doing so the sense of nation it gave americans a sense of american identity which we did not have. it helped to unify the country. it gave our government legitimacy in the eyes of the world. it would be the one place that they did not sleep. the 1799 a little less than a year later is when the capital ci

instead of critics of capitalism. there is a certain kind of identity politics that is all about who is in the system, who is not in the system, the system is rigged and needs to be overthrown or taken apart. who is involved? who is not involved? that is a different question than just what our systems. does this make sense? is this tracking? on the right, as well, american conservatives to a certain extent felt that american capitalism was obviously dominant, triumphant, and there was not a lot of we need to teach people how great capitalism was. capitalism as. there was like a rock, raw, yay american. the main strand of the grassroots activism in the 1980s and then carrying on into the 1990s was all about family values and morality. do you remember the all in the family reading that starts with. we now have to center family values? evangelical christians formally entered politics in a way that most evangelical christians throughout the united states had a very tenuous relationship with politics. that is the world of

capitalism. capitalism. it is the merger with capitalism, which actually paints both the progressive values that they are asked to be stewards of as well as taking corporate purpose in its own right as well, so that is what the heart of the book is about more so than criticizing one end of the spectrum or another. >> one's perspective might have different motivations and state street. >> exactly. and it embodies this merit between the progressive left and big business in this country if an arranged marriage i think of it more like mutual prostitution where each side gets something out of the transaction. the artist got money out of it, straight the same thing is happening writ large in the post-2008 era. effectively if you are a big bank it is a tough pill to swallow. what i think you effectively had happen is a generation of big banks with woke millennial's together they had woke capitalism and that is what allowed them to put wall street up for adoption. everyone else started replicating it. si

and associate with capitalism. yes. yes, because because capitalism is triumphant. yeah. yeah. okay because capitalism triumph and why would there be any alternative is the mindset? okay. i am chewing with that. yes. it's like you have equal access to participate in capitalism. yes. okay. yes full equal access to participate. so yeah, you can compete on anyone's ground on any one terms. yeah, matthew. so from what i'm understanding capitalism is like or like it was a gay marriage. they're just here that with gay marriage the legalized. the gay community is can engage in capitalism? sort of it. it's more that like as opposed to like thoroughly connected critiques of all parts of a society that would marginalize and exclude people. it's not about like full like. a whole, you know a society that is wrapped up in excluding in marginalizing some people the critique of that falls away when you get included. so when you when you can have the two kids white picket fence golden retriever despite being a same-sex couple. can have your television set you can live in suburbia? um, why woul

capitalism versus communism. is that the reason that, like, the afterwards of the clay triumphs also ideologically? even though that was productive for you? >> yes, i think. so you're asking, like -- the idea that it was triumphant was ideological -- >> thought of the war as ideological between capitalism >> last week you talked about the shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism. is that the reason that, like, the afterwards of the clay triumphs also ideologically? even though that was productive for you? >> yes, i think. so you're asking, like -- the idea that it was triumphant was ideological -- >> thought of the war as ideological between capitalism versus communism? >> exactly, exactly. there is a victory, there has been a struggle. one side has been defeated. we are going to look at some stuff [inaudible] some actual text. but -- spencer? >> i think, i think i understand [laughs]. i'm just going to, i think i'm going to [inaudible] have a conflict th

the mob attacked the capital quickly. the count ground to an absolute halt and was ultimately delayed for hours. the mob was accomplishing president trump's purpose. so of course he did not intervene. president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between living the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. there were hundreds that day who put their lives on the land to protect the people inside the capital and safeguard our democracy. many of them are here with us and many more are watching from home. as you already know, their service and sacrifice shunt a bright light on president trump's designer and dereliction of duty. >> i would like to begin by welcoming our witnesses this evening. tonight we are joined by mr. matthew conger. he is a decorated former marine, intelligence officer who served this nation on tours of duty in afghanistan and iraq. he served in the trump white house from the first day of administration through the early morning hours of january 7, 2021. the last role he se

the capital's economy is showing growth. let him slow down on the speaker.ll the same, efimov emphasized positive both in industry and in the consumer sector. so, for example, the industry for 7 months showed an increase of 8%; investment and consumer demand also increased; the turnover of the enterprise increased by a quarter, which exceeds inflation as a whole, if speak? for a separate industry, which really suffered more than others. this applies, for example, to the same production of cars, yes, if we talk about the existing production area of ​​the city and, in fact, sales of the same cars. we see, of course, negative significant negative dynamics, but in general. uh, in general, everything is talking about the main basic industries. uh, enterprises, they managed to adapt, they managed, respectively, and this reconfiguration process reconfigures us the production process, taking into account both the change of suppliers and the change in logistics and the change in the conditions of the raft, shows interest in moscow enterprises. investors from the east

architect of the capital, brett plantain, who oversaw the restoration and oversees the capital, and distinguished historian ron white. so, now you know what is going to happen. let me present see you our first speaker. senator roy blunt built on his background as a public service servants, a university presidents, and the history teacher. the people of missouri elected him to the united states senator in 2010. you shares the senate republican policy committee. he is the ranking member of the senate rules committee. he is on the senate appropriations committee. the ranking member of the appropriate -- and if that is not enough. he is also on the senate congress committee, the science and transportation, and the senate select committee on intelligence. so, we are lucky he is here with us for a hot minute. we want to be thankful to the people of thousands of mystery, who overwhelmingly elected him. now, our senator, but first, to the house of representatives, seven times. when roy blunt went to the house of representatives, he was the elected majority whip earlier in his career than any other member

tarrio, in reference to capital. on january 6, you learned that the proud boys would gather near the rally scheduled to dig place near the white house could what time did you meet up with the proud boys and what was happening when they met? mr. quested: we met up with the proud boys somewhere around 10:30 am and they were starting to walk down the mile easterly direction, towards the capital. there was a large contingent, more than i would expect, and i was confused to a certain extent why we were walking away from the president's speech, because that is what i felt we were there to cover. mr. thompson: so i 10:30 am, that is early in the day, that is even before the president trump had started speaking, am i correct? mr. quested: yes, sir. mr. thompson: how many proud boys would you estimate were marching together to the capital? mr. quested: a couple of hundred. essentially, a couple of hundred proud boys were marching towards the capital at that point. mr. thompson: at the time, was the area heavily guarded? mr. q

that fulfilled is criteria and they are obviously become to the trust related to capital markets. explain that last part a little bit more. why does it matter if these companies are out there? i mean, aren't they providing jobs, for example? yeah, what we have found is that these companies are looking up around $500000000000.00 us dollars off for a capital that could be employed in the different companies that could be employed with companies that have higher growth that are more profitable, that are adding more value to their shareholder and these companies that still receive some from the capital markets but not growing and not adding value to their shareholders and vendors. they just don't die. and why are they not dying? is because they always find somebody in the, in the euro offer cheap money we have seen for the last year who is able to provide them with the equity side on the debt that appears to be changing. now, briefly, does this mean that bankruptcies for these companies would ultimately be a good thing? obviously, i mean from be destroy the, the trust and the capital

it's just them, it's location or capital. alright, neil's qualified for not to know with consulting firm. karen is speaking with me about zombie firms. thank you very much. thank you. and let's take a look now. some other business stories making global headlines. the german economy is set to lose over 260000000000 euros and added value due to the ukraine war. that's according to a german government research institute estimate showing the country's g. d. p could drop by 1.7 percent next year. with 660000 jobs vanishing by 2025. the european union's emergency gas plan came into force on tuesday. it asks that members reduce their gas consumption by 15 percent in order to help fill gas storages and prepare for a possible full rush and cut off this winter or china's recent escalation round. taiwan has rattled nerves globally. also here in germany where china is a major trade partner, a new study now imagined how serious and abrupt in to that trade relationship could be. the report from the munich based evo institute found that a c

how much will be on thermometers today and what about the smog in the capital there is a feeling thatt is dissipating? good afternoon. well, on thermometers, the thermometers have already crossed the mark of plus 30 °, but due to the fact that the wind is getting stronger. it is even visible. the smog dissipated in my hair and visibility , at least, according to the visibility landmarks that we have at our disposal, and improved, but at least up to 10 km. this is how the capital was in the morning, a gray haze hung over the city, and in the air it was felt weak, but still the smell of gary was recorded by the base capital weather station at 9:00 in the morning and the visibility was 8 km. the worst ecological situation was in the south and east of the moscow region in serpukhov and pavlovsky pavlovsky posad ; and now the visibility of the capital is no less. 10 km, respectively, the air is slowly cleared of harmful impurities. according to the latest data from mosecomonitoring, the content of suspended particles up to 2.5 µm in size almost never goes beyond one to two tenths of the li

to the capital. >> i don't remember that. >> do remember being concerned about his comments. >> was no. because i didn't watch it. this is what is so confusing. i didn't watch the speech. i was working as i didn't see what was said. i didn't see what went on. until after the fact. [inaudible] >> no. i've never communicate about coming to the cattle. i had no id would come to the capital, no idea he was even going to come to the capital. that's news to me. >> you told her that the course of the work, she told reassured you through the course of the week that he was not going to come to the capital. >> i don't remember having any conversations with her about coming to the capital, the president come to the capital. i don't recall any of that. i recall my conversation with dance give you know. i recall calling jeered. i was in the midst of the capital, people breaking into the capital, me being removed from office. that's what i recall. >> can you recall what you're conversation with dan was? >> i was t

deploy another people capital and it was always there capital embedded in every deal and there was ahuge amount of individual risk that you took on when considering where you were going to deploy capital which doesn't pertain to private equity firm which has other people's money and earned fees on the pool of money that you raised it's not like it's a partner's money and they bring in other people's money even if there's a little bit an partner's money is more like the partnership in the hedge funding vehicle. i do want to repeat as we end up not seeing the entire system should be structured you do not want a financial system solely of the brown brothers in the partnership. is about what the balance in the ratio is in the world has become unbalanced and the risk part because it's so focused on the outside as opposed to strives for a sustainable balance of how we deploy capital trade if there is any lesson as we conclude from brown brothers. at the same of capitalism with the entire lattice of society and every huge gain is usually counterpart is a huge risk and a huge loss to every i

as they are essentially deploying other people's capital even if they are private. always there capital in every deal and therefore it was a huge amount of individual risk that you took on when considering where you were going to deploy capital which doesn't necessarily pertain to a private equity firm. it's like the primary funding vehicle. i'm not saying that it should be structured. you do not want a financial system composed solely to aware of risk it's about the balance into the ratio that's become unbalanced and which one ionizes the risk part focused on the outside rewards as opposed to striving for a sustainable balance of how to deploy capital and if there's any lesson from how we concluded it's that sustainable capitalism has to be aware of the entire lattice of society and every huge gain is huge risk and loss and potential destruction. it means be aware of it, be mindful and balanced. >> we had a huge case in the list last hour. one point about the book if you are interested there's no biography and there is a two-for-one because he covers him in such ri

the state of capitalism is a capitalism that can be sustained over generations. it doesn't koro too much from the future and doesn't go far out on a limb. one of the real ironies of the story is that because of glass-steagall in 1933 brown brothers harriman like all banks had to make a choice about whether they want to be a commercial or investment bank. most at that time were commercial banking including one that they helped. they decide their identity will be a commercial bank which is what they are today. it's offshoot merges with the offshoot of morgan stanley which after several other merges become -- one of the icons in the late 70s is michael milken who becomes the king of the finance in the 1980s that was at the demise by wall street and the albert stone and the michael beckwith's character which at the time was not at criticism of the culture but becomes in its own way a celebration. that film becomes for generations from the 1980s this order that's who we want to be and in many ways is replicated by the film the wealth of wall street where leonardo dica

there is no confusion, it is customary to call each of these two countries by the name of their capitals. one is called the congo eyebrow, and the other is the congo kilshasa. actually, our conversation today about the congo with the capital of brazil, everyone here speaks, mainly in french. this is not surprising, because congozaville is a former french colony. the fact is that back in 1880, a french officer, who was actually called pierre. it was there that a french military outpost sat, and around this outpost and subsequently a country was formed that received the name comp congo as the entire african continent itself contains a bunch of mysterious stories, a very interesting modern layer of life is a lot, and there are things that are very interesting to tourists. africa is becoming more and more accustomed to the attention of travelers from all over the world, here, and congo with its capital, eyebrows about the history of the present day of this country in general in africa in today's world. we spoke with the president of the republic of the congosusu. we even met twice. and about

can parents direct mother's capital to educating a child at a university, of course, maternity capitall funds can be used for education, this is one of the areas that can be used and maternity capital funds are worth noting that it can generally be used in more than one direction and not necessarily for all children, it can be in parts for each child in all areas, but if we talk about education, then, of course, the presence of, uh, higher educational institutions is paid if this is paid education, but apart from it, you can pay for any paid education is preschool, right? additional education is music schools. these are language schools. and, of course, the presence of children in preschool institutions. uh, i would like to draw your attention to the fact that maternity capital is used upon reaching the age of three years of the child who gave the right. but , for example, the presence in kindergartens does not have to wait three years, you can e immediately upon e, acquiring the right can be immediately used , including the presence in a preschool institution. what are the criteria fo

region of the capital .ring a little, but in combination with a light wind they will help to clear the air a little, the weekend in the capital is expected to be around plus 26 in some places, small short rains are not ruled out, but they are unlikely to be able to noticeably clear metropolitan air. but next week the sun and 30-degree heat will return. this is the situation in the atmosphere dmitry yes at the end of the summer it ’s strange not to be happy somehow, but sometimes you have to worry, and yes, elena vlasyuk told us about how much it can linger. here is the smoke from forest fires that come from the ryazan region in the sky over moscow here is more about the weather, which is not enough, probably, here the residents of the metropolitan region e fell on yalta today, and a powerful cyclone e in the form of heavy rain and heavy wind. here are the consequences. hey, those shots. now they ply in social networks, it is not easy for motorists or pedestrians. of course, also earlier, the ministry of emer

e residents of the capital for the situation.e our correspondents on now my colleague is in touch with the studio. and yulia telyatnikova comes out again. yulia hello. here for this hour. uh, somehow, uh, the disposition, uh, the spread, the fire has changed, what with the situation. hello again, dmitry, today four large outbreaks were recorded in the region in the klepikovsky spassky ryazansky and rybnovsky districts. in addition, it has become. it is known that in the spassky district, as a result of increased wind, the ground fire turned into a riding fire, but thanks to the work of the crew of the il-76 emercom of russia, the fire was eliminated by 12 people arrived in the ryazan region after the elimination of the fire in yamal, will try to put out the ryazan fires and the counter annealing method. the second group is transferred to the region after the elimination of fires in chukotka and the third after working in the irkutsk region and today the head of the russian emergencies ministry, minister alexander kurenkov, flew t

north of the champion capital in jamaica has now left going to mont, malnourished. i had i been hid, though i didn't know there are so many types of food she needs, and we don't have them at harm. we have to go buy it from the market and things are expensive. we buy what we need, depending on the money we have available. i mean, and her family represents some of more than 5500000 people facing food shortages across chad. that's more than a 3rd of the population and more than 3000000 of those are children. the highest number is in lake chad, where hundreds of thousands of families trouble to get nutrition. while some people in chad can get the food they need due to climate change or conflict here, both factors affect that lake. chad is one of the main sources of food here, but has dried up to about a 10th of its size in the past. 50 years and the presence of the militant grew boca, her arm has cut off many from their livelihood. hundreds of thousands have been displaced because of the violence around the lake. fatima ibrahim and her family fled to this side of the la

smog from ryazan fires reached the capital. this was especially felt by residents of the southern districts of moscow, the smell is burning hot and in the city center to many. it was reminiscent of the peat fires of 2010, when the capital was literally shrouded in smoke, but meteorologists. they say that the situation will not repeat itself, however, the wind that smogs the city may decrease for another 2 days, and today the authorities of the moscow region have imposed restrictions on visiting forests and entering them by vehicles. to ensure fire safety, the ban will act until august 28, this was reported in the forestry committee of the region. increased to almost 3.000 hectares. the natural fire area, which has been blazing for several days in the nizhny novgorod region, is trying to put out more than 160 rescuers, 60 pieces of equipment are involved, the work of firefighters is now complicated by the weather situation. as well as the swampy area, a forest fire broke out on the territory of the burners in 2010. a local state

it was the world of endless capital without guardrails.e have moved into a world where the sentiment has changed and we are going back to old-fashioned business fundamentals. we are a planning company and did plan for this. our business model lends well to good times and bad. when times are good, companies need to allocate capital in the most effective way possible. that is harder to do than it looks if you think about all the companies that have blown billions of dollars. when times are challenging, it is about extending runway. we like to say while cash is king, runway is queen. we help companies do that. katie: runway is queen. i'm going to use that. $30 million, you raised, what are you spending that on? is that different from what you might have planned to spend it on, had this risk off vibe rippled its way across? christina: we would have been more aggressive in our growth targets. there was almost a joke going around the startup ecosystem meaning companies would grow , 800% year-over-year. 3x was the gold standard for growth. what w

in the capital, the shkval pump-hose complex, work with its use will begin today. well, so far, with the help of fire aviation, it was possible to bring down a crown fire that threatened one of the nearest settlements. the area of ​​ignition the night before invited 800 hectares. let's get back to anomalous overheating due to cloudless weather, maximum temperature records were updated on the eve of a vast territory from the arctic to the volgograd steppes, and the previous maximums. look overlapped immediately by 2-3°. of course, in such conditions, the level of fire danger has sharply increased. let us turn again to the images from the orbit, even from space one can see a rapid bloom of algae in the vicinity of st. petersburg, the gulf of finland has turned green, the active spread of algae is also a distinctive feature of hot weather, consequences of overheating of the sea of ​​azov in the north of the kerch peninsula in the tatar bay it is impossible to go into the water for the procession of jellyfish . and the next video was found at the tourist tent. see who

there could have been a lot of smoke, from fires reached the capital.rinciple, the fire must be eliminated faster so that there are no harmful substances not only in the ryazan region, but also in other regions of the country. as for the visit of the head of the ministry of emergency situations, did he set clear goals? this is what alexander kurenkov said. forces , means, enough tasks. tonight , events will continue, it is necessary for tactical actions that will be carried out. according to this forest fire, all these tasks will be completed in the shortest possible time aviation is working in full, 12 units of aircraft are working. here, not only the aviation of the ministry of emergencies, the aviation equipment that we said is working, most likely, now the prosecutors because today there was information that the initial fire broke out, this information was not promptly received, but the scale of the fire and information about them according to official data arrived again with delays. and possibly the federal strength. it was possible to attract ever

our model alone has unlocked $3.3 billion in capital for microloans around the world. so that's where you can get that type of leverage when you think differently. >> several years into your journey, you recognized that in order to scale even further, you needed more capital. and so you embraced this concept of impact investing and venture philanthropy with waterequity, which is the fund that you just referenced, which you launched in 2017. matt, your dad was a stockbroker, and you went to him to see if he thought the idea would work. explain. how does this idea work and how is it different from both conventional charitable giving and traditional investing? >> so, we were in india about eight or nine years ago and we kind of were informally polling a bunch of our partners, our microfund -- a bunch of the mfis, the microfinance institutes, that we work with. we got the same answer back from everybody, which was the biggest bottleneck to their work was access to affordable capital. and that's how we came up with this idea of waterequity, which, as gary says, as an asset

marc: there's a lot of capital and it is mismatched today.hink about it this way, one of the primary markets for us is financing private equity buyouts. there is probably too trillion dollars in dry powder of private equity firms. assume they borrow one turn, they will borrow $2 trillion as part of the bias and you have several trillion dollars of distinct debt that has to be refinanced. put that together, probably a $5 trillion market. relative to luau and is much as we have a market-leading position, the white spaces is infinite. what is happening today is our shortage is not attractive opportunities. yesterday, a company announced they would buy paying. a fabulous buyout and company and are leading the financing. that is the place we want to be with these great businesses with great sponsors. the mismatched today is there is lots of capitol on the sidelines would not so much in direct lending. we are finding the mismatch the opposite direction. i think the constraints to the private equity market is likely to be the shortfall of capital in

why did he behave like a criminal master of the capital.episode of criminal activity cctv camera they filmed a man walking along the road with a bag in his hands. he has just charged a large amount of rubles for dollars from the underground parking , a black suv appears, the bandits are waiting for the victim to approach his car. and at that moment they attack, beat the man, take away the money and leaving in the same way they robbed an entrepreneur on kutuzovsky prospekt in moscow will be greed impossible to commit a crime and constantly and without being punished and in fact. our confrontation has turned into a confrontation of minds. who has whom 33 as a result, the criminals made a mistake for themselves , which we took advantage of, we managed to catch the exit with pleasure. start watching them start watching the organization. according to operational data, members of valery akudba's gang may be involved in 15 armed robberies carriers of money in moscow, their production was approximately 250 million rubles. they spent the stolen mone

one of the main attractions of the capital.that our project will motivate everyone in our country to create e, everything based on the cyrillic alphabet, and we want people from the graffiti community to continue draw in cyrillic, because the shape of the cyrillic letters they can form. uh, further uh, there's graffiti art and street art in a new ahh new style. in the same place at the airport , the project participants held an art action, armed with spray cans of paint, they wrote the name of the capital of russia on the banner, after which they were joined by those wishing to participate in the creative process from among the guests of the event. at this moment, on the kashirskoye highway, he is investigating the causes of a major accident; seven cars collided at once, and a few hours ago, in the east of the capital, an accident occurred involving an ambulance, everything happened at the intersection of the kasinsky highway and saltykovskaya street, an ambulance, which was moving with the siren on, flew into the car. taxi. as

let me remind you that the smoke in the capital comes from the ryazan region.ay they managed to defend against fire, several settlements near the fire, however, the evacuated residents are advised not to return to their homes yet, but for the last day. the area covered by the fire exceeded 9,000 hectares, but the conditions for extinguishing are the most unfavorable. heat and wind, our special correspondent nikolay sokolov is working on the spot . can fires be extinguished? yuri hello, in how it remains extremely difficult, but at the same time due to the grouping, which here it could be even worse if there were no such help and there is hope that, in principle, in the next day, most likely, it will be possible to localize fire because it works hard on the line aviation, through all ground assistance. it works in the forest behind me, and i believe the guards are working and the firefighters of the ministry of emergency situations are constantly moving trucks, where they are sent here . and for this reason. we have already said that the so -called counter annea

people have been killed and several others injured during fighting between rival malicious in libya's capital tripoli. ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up, flood water and gulf slog pots of pakistan. daily. a 1000 people have died millions more, a bit affected. the un says that a kindergarten was his friday's, as striking ethiopia to glide, reach him. the government denies that it targeted civilians. a pope francis names view cardinals, who may eventually play a role in choosing his successor. ah, we started libya where at least 12 people have been killed in fighting between rival malicious and the capital tripoli. the violence began early on saturday, at a heavily populated part of the city. in the past week, tripoli, as seen a build up of rival forces, who had jostling for pop. it's the latest threat to 2 years of relative peace after a ceasefire between allies of rival governments. let's go live now to tripoli al jazeera monica trina, is that, what's the latest on the fighting medic? while they're sporadic fighting, adrian in an around tripoli,

eh, as for the capital, really shopping mall purchased correctly. you said, second wind, and at the moment, the average daily traffic of people in the capital is 15,000 people, up to 20 reaches on weekends. that is, indeed, many people began to visit the capital and began to buy, because, according to the analysis of e. we check the organizations with our entities that are present in the capital, the revenue of those that were before the entries and now has almost doubled, respectively, uh, people come to buy, of course, it’s convenient on the one hand everything see everything buy locally. and i myself am a buyer there. i really like the grocery stores that we opened in the brest region, as for the new shopping center, alexander grigorievich really ordered to open the second shopping center next year, which will sell the maximum belarusian production, because tatyana alekseevna will not let us lie everything was put up even from the light industry in the capital, so that she would like to present it to our buyer and there's a lot to present also we

he is the 12th architect of the capital. on december 20th 2019 the united states senate confirmed mr. plantain. and on january 16th, 2020, he was sworn in as the architect of the capital by supreme court justice john roberts junior. can you imagine the time that he came to be the architect of the capital. mr. blunt and, as the aoc as we call him, is responsible for facilities management and operation, not just of this capital building but for the care and improvement of 570 acres of grounds and operations, maintenance of 18.4 million square feet of buildings, including the house and senate congressional office buildings, the capital visitor center, the library of congress, the united states supreme court, the thurgood marshall judiciary building, and all of the outdoor sculptures. such as the one that is preserved today. senator blunt talks about mr. plantain's work and his education at the naval academy. it is my honor to present to you we're in latin architecture of the capital. >> thank you for that warm welcome. good mor

arab emirates ushaka an unknown date minsk is increasingly walking around the city of the belarusian capital 955 . and 50,000 that he completed the grain harvest in amalia, all districts of khlebnaya niva will take place on sites less than one percent with such a tire, the top three at the final of the stubble, such a leader in terms of tires, slutsk region, karavay amal 161.000 tons. perhaps the minsk region has become different. here they got more than 153.000, the third position, behind vision in aquarosis above 145.000, which is with god a new harvest. the popularity of belarusian goods russia in the african and arab regions and in england its position to call the arab emirates from the commerce and transit and the center from the minsk region. today i departed from the ustresh of the governor who saved the arab ukraine belarus has somewhere the first sister of a novak diplomat with a kiroveis of the central region , no less than they are, who has known leohulnye handlel economic interests. oh, this export of dairy meat is not suitable for tourism, and the high-tech sector has current tr

nskaya, the smog from the ryazan fires reached the capital.his was especially felt by residents of the southern districts of moscow, the smell of gary is felt by many in the city center. it was reminiscent of the famous peat fires of 2010, when the capital was literally shrouded in smoke, but meteorologists say that there is no need to fear a repetition of the situation. however, the wind that brings smog to the city. maybe save, save another two days. the situation is also difficult in the nizhny novgorod region there the natural fire area has increased to almost 3,000 hectares. more than 160 rescuers are trying to extinguish it, 60 units are involved. techniques work of firefighters complicates the swampy terrain with details from the region andrey batmanov. skom life goes on measuredly, the local landscape is complemented by special equipment, fire trucks, a mobile control center of the governor of the nizhny novgorod region. however, the smell of smoke, which has been annoying the residents of nizhny novgorod for the third day, is not felt

emily: you got a huge capital infusion from softbank. is this you putting that capital to work? else will we see you putting that money to work? vishal: we did get a huge capital infusion from softbank, and making homeownership more equitable while driving or business is the most wonderful innovation we can hope for. so, this is at the cutting-edge. by partnering with palantir, what we were going to do in five took 10 years, we have been able to leverage our softbank capital to actually make live this year. emily: i have to ask you about the macro picture it has been challenging for a lot of companies. in the last year you laid off 9% of the company, 900 people you laid off via zoom, then an additional 3000. i know you got a lot of heat for that. when you look back on that, what do you think went wrong, what would you have done differently? vishal: i think we get a lot of things that were very wrong. i should have handled the layoffs with more care and more empathy. we were very lucky that, because of the fact that we are a digital mortgage company, and a digital homeownership p

of course, the wind complicates the extinguishing process, but residents of the russian capital alsohe news from the ryazan region. by the way, moscow sent a lot initially aviation gave its equipment along the line. the ministry of emergency situations involved a lot of aviation. this is the planes. il-76. these are helicopters, and in fact , a kind of airfield appeared right in the forest. but what shots were taken there. different aviation, including airplanes, 76 here are a few. minutes come to these territories, although a special fire regime has been declared. and most importantly, what is really true under this regime, it is forbidden to visit the massif, violators are waiting for large fines today, while we were driving, we saw of course, and these huge flows of equipment that come from moscow, the russian capital is actively helping, because now it understands the legs that especially densely populated areas and the smell of burning smog are, of course, harmful particles, therefore, the faster the fire is eliminated here in the ryazan region, the it will be easier to breathe

yes, there is now important information for the capital.n connection with the festival spasskaya tower from this day on several central streets traffic will be blocked from 10:00 pm there will be restrictions on ilyinka and in the red square area, and tomorrow traffic will be blocked on the kremlin sofiyskaya moskvoretskaya raushskaya embankments and on the bolshoy moskvoretsky bridge. will be filmed on september 5, when all activities are over. this fall, a record number of first-graders will sit at their desks in moscow schools almost 120,000 the city has prepared for this 10 new schools are opening more thousands of buildings of educational institutions were repaired this summer at the expense of the city budget with five meals a day, all full-time preschool groups and boarding school students will be provided. breakfasts are provided for primary school students. the capital has launched a program to improve dog walking areas in some areas , old ones are being repaired, and where there is an acute shortage of special places for pets , co

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capital. trump is supposed to order us to the capital at the end of his speech,, but we will see. president trump did follow through on his plan using his january 6th speech to tell the supporters to march to the capital on january six. the evidence confirms that this was not a spontaneous call to action, but rather was a deliberate strategy decided upon in advance by the president. another part of the presidents strategy involved certain members of congress who amplified his unsupported assertions that the election had been stolen. in the weeks after the election, the white house coordinated closely with president trump's allies in congress to disseminate his false claims and encourage members of the public to fight the outcome on january six. we know the president met with various members to discuss a january six well before the joint session. the president's private schedule for december 21st, 2020, shows a private meeting with republican members of congress. we know that vice president pence, chief of staff mark meadows, and rudy giuliani also attended that meeting. we obtaine