keep in mind, venture capital is just a small slice of the equity capital that is available yet we knowhat these early infusions particularly from low wealth communities that are already starting from behind, it's challenging for them to jumpstart their businesses and moved to scale without this kind of investment. here to solve it all today is this amazing panel. that i'm very happy to work with. i want to start with david clooney ceo of the black economic alliance and if you could just help set the context for us. what do you see are the biggest very years facing entrepreneurs of color when they are facing -- >> how long do we have? >> thank you for having me and for this unprecedented focus on racial equity with a laser focus on the that if it to the entire economy of getting it right and closing the gaps. to put it mildly, i think we have the right backdrop of the freedmen's bank and thinking about the objective. but the legacy that that has had on the reality of our financial system. previously, you had primarily white men making decisions about where capital was going. then even a

and keep in mind, venture capital is just a small slice of the equity capital that's available.early infusions particularly for low wealth communities as we've just heard from the vice president that are already starting from behind, it's challenging for them to jump-start their businesses and move towards without this kind of investment. so here to solve it all, today, is this amazing panel that i'm really happy to work with. i want to start with david clooney, ceo of the black economic alliance. so if you can just help set the context here for us, what do you see as the biggest barriers facing entrepreneurs of color when they are in search of capital and in particular that high growth capital that's going to help them scale? >> how long do we have? thank you for having me and thank you for this administration, this unprecedented focus on racial equity with a laser focus on the net benefit to our entire economy of getting this right and closing these gaps. so to put it mildly and to -- i think we have the right backdrop, quite literally and figuratively of freemen's bank. and t

execution does not only involve capital. but it involves what are we doing in terms of building capacity? i know that money matters in this is a place where bank of america has been focused in terms of leading the charge. i wanted to ask bank of america why they are involved in the equal opportunity coalition. >> thank you for convening this panel. similar to my colleague, it really aligns with our focus on responsible growth, which is both how we run bank of america and the framework that our ceo has laid out for us. it means we have to deliver for our employees come for our clients and also we have to help society address the biggest challenges it faces. a great example of that is the commitment we announced around racial equality and economic opportunity. we focus on jobs, health equity, small business and affordable housing. the way that manifest itself within bank of america, we focus on representation, attracting diverse talent that reflects the communities we serve. when you think about how that work manifest itself i

i am the architect of the capital.an tell you i cannot think of a better evening to have the ceremony with the sunset to be amazing earlier this evening. i'm honored to be here is speaker nancy proceed lights the capital christmas tree. we are honored to host this year's youth christmas tree lighter and a citizen of the eastern band of cherokee indians first judicial 1964 and it was amir glad to continue to host the red spruce tree nicknamed ruby it comes from the national forest and north carolina. american force tree can be traced back to this region. in this area known as the cradle where gil fred pinchot was hired to manage the estate in the late 18 eighties. he later became the chief of the forest service was recommended by vanderbilt by olmsted, the father of american landscape architecture and the designer of our capital grounds. it is fitting that a tree from this region graces the west front lawn of the us capital grounds. i like to think u.s. forest service for finding and providing this beautiful tree for th

less than 1% receive venture capital. but this tiny proportion, this outsized effect on companies success. so if you look at the origins of the you know, the which are listed on the public stock exchange and you calculate the token market. 75% of the market cap is created by companies started off with venture capital money. so this tiny proportion less 1% of companies being formed get venture but they account for three quarters of the market cap down the road. so it's an extraordinarily powerful way of creating applied science experiments. and some of them fail and some of them work. and the ones that work can really change the we live. and so the fact it's spreading as in india fact that it's spreading into new sectors makes me optimistic about the future and it's not india i give versions of this talk around the world i'm american in the sense that i lived in washington dc for 18 years, a naturalized have two adult kids in the us, but i'm also british and. i happen to live in britain at the moment, so i get versions of

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and what about family capital?meone forgot that for every family this is not earnings, but a generous gift and rinsing its price is too much. i am marina karamany family capital, it seems that today we figured it out, everything is clear. see you soon. amiren science discovery that make belarusian scientists organisms that live reproduce in artificial conditions, cell culture can be obtained from almost any organ or tissue . in this plan. we are also developing the direction of developing a new generation vaccine. these are recombinant vaccines, vector vaccines, see the popular science project science mania on our tv channel. popcorn method is only one for a living so much for parents with the heroes of the play, however, that was the sixteenth. on the underbelly of the twentieth semki , no one had already learned about the luzal theater, the theater had lost its elite nedukovan from java, and the villagers and proletarians here simply didn’t go to him and jesse and belarus, where they weren’t permanent on that jaz

and execution doesn't always involve capital. although we know that capital is important. do in terms of helping to build capacity. we are very excited about the work that you are doing their. but i know that money matters and i know that this is a place where bank of america has been focused in terms of trying to lead the charge. and i wanted to ask, bank of america weather not in the eoc and what their efforts. how those efforts align with their business objectives. >> sure. first, just thank you for coming in this panel for having us here. similar to my colleague, it really aligns with our focus on responsible growth which is both how we run bank of america and the framework and mandate that our ceo has laid out for us. and basically, at its core what it means is when we have to deliver for employees, our, clients and our shareholders. and so we have to help society address the biggest challenges it faces. so a great example of that is the commitment we announced a number of years ago around racial equality and economic opportunity. there's really four pillars. a focus

and what about family capital? so maybe someone forgot that for every family this is not earnings, but a generous gift and rinsing its price is too much. i'm marina caramans are family capital, it seems that today we figured it out, everything is clear. see you soon. they can play not only with their muscles, but also with their heads. in what sport? in biathlon , the target diameter is smaller in biathlon, smaller in prone shooting, they call it the champions league . it seems to me on the left, watch the intellectually entertaining show heading on belarus 24 tv channel. walk around belarusian cities and learn their history. you know that at one time the place was the children of the city once put on it. the eye built a wooden castle here, which stood on this place is more than 200 years old to plunge into the past and see how legendary personalities lived. this is how the study of the people's writer looked like, eyes immediately rush. this is a typewriter. that's just on it he shamyakin. never typed typing was e

capital elsewhere. of those seven a loans only 4% went to black business owners and 15% to women business owners. i am a proud supporter of the community advantage pilot program, community advantage was created in 2011 to address the credit gap in underserved markets. for the bank and small business owners prepared to the regular, business owners receive 20% of the advantage loans and 32%. the program clearly does an excellent job of addressing the credit gap and is key to the mission to improve access for underserved small business owners and entrepreneurs. i've introduced legislation to make the committee permanent. this will provide stability to enable. even by the sba program playing an important role providing credit to the smallest under banked small business owners and entrepreneurs in fiscal year 202245% of all microloans went to women-owned businesses. 14% to hispanic owned businesses in 35% black-owned businesses. they generally have the most difficult time accessing capital elsewhere. one thi

therefore, restrictions will apply in the capital on new year's eve. the curfew will not be canceled. it will be in effect from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the kyiv city military administration also reminded that the capital subway will operate until 10:00 p.m. and ground public transport will operate. for 30 minutes more and also reminded the residents of kyiv and guests of the capital that it is prohibited to use pyrotechnics during martial law in ukraine . new year's eve, our country prospered, first of all, i want our defenders of great health to be alive, so that they have the strength, the opportunity to survive, we are the best, together, the happiness of the peaceful sky, so that the rockets don't fly, today they celebrate, they don't worry because they pushed it and everything will be fine , everything will be ukraine glory for ukraine, my main wish for anya is to come to her native liberated luhansk region to hug her mother and father and celebrate the new year with them, but this year they cannot do that. country so that we join nato and the eu

they have completed their capital raise. bloomberg intelligence says it cuts the near-term risk for this was lender. we will watch the pricing action in the next few sections. on the macro front, global stocks and treasuries climb as investors await u.s. ppi data for clues on the path of fed interest rate hikes. china's inflation measures softened as the economy stumbles. plus, the u.k. sets out a package of post-brexit finance reforms designed to spur the city of london. but for some, the plans represent a retreat from earlier ambitions. let's take a look at the futures then after u.s. markets snapped five days of losses. you've got the first set of gains on the s&p for the month. we will check in on how european markets are opening as we lead up to those producer prices out of the u.s. a softening in terms of factory prices in china, and cpi as well, giving room for the pboc and officials in beijing to step up support for that beleaguered economy. then the focus switching to the data out of the u.s. as we count down to tha

minsk , the capital, pride, our glory for all of ukraine 1921 , minsk, bssr, the former provincial city of old russia, looks more like a provincial. although the imposing, but pre-revolutionary building of the county center does not give it a noticeable losk, especially its appearance, it pales against the background of the neighbors of the war. foreign intervention swallowed up, the city's industrial and social infrastructure needs a powerful foundation momentum. the history of the soviet government unfolds large-scale construction of monumental symbols of the new socialist future of the republic, naming minsk the heart of the belarusian land for between the two world wars , the population of the capital will almost double, and industrial production will increase 40 times, but minsk was not built immediately in 1921, the belarusian state began to work university. the polytechnic institute began its work in 1922, the academic institution institute was opened belarusian culture. in general, uh, the city, which had its own residences and governments and the central executive committee of

so in the eighty-fourth the first composition of the capital's subway.ards a brighter future, paving the way to the world of new discoveries ahead, the city is waiting for many more transformations, but its own unique architectural appearance, minsk formed it in the seventies, this is how we see it. this is how he is remembered by our loved ones. this region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we won’t be able to start a trip in a raincoat, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city; however , hundreds and even thousands of kilometers will not interfere with traveling around belarus, a unique architectural building one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower, although it has been white in its history. she never was. by the way, who didn’t know this particular tower is depicted on a five-ruble banknote, the national belarusian authenticity home morning, where clothes and quality items were stored, the red corner of the bed and the stove, approximately this is what a typical bel

and the capital of diva is tired of the ruins, minsk is the capital of pride, our glory of the usy ofkraine 1921, minsk of the bssr, the former provincial city of old russia, is more like a provincial. although the imposing, but pre-revolutionary building of the county center does not give it a noticeable losk, especially its appearance, it fades against the background of the neighbors of the war. foreign intervention swallowed up, industrial and social infrastructure, the city needs a powerful foundation momentum. the history of the soviet government unfolds large-scale construction of monumental symbols of the new socialist future of the republic, naming minsk the heart of the belarusian land during the period between the two world wars , the population of the capital will almost double, the volume of industrial production will increase 40 times, but minsk did not immediately get a job in 1921, the belarusian state university began work work at the polytechnic institute in 1922, the academic institution institute of the belarusian culture. in general, the city that had its residence

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were heard in the early hours in the capital city, reporting the capital city, reporting the capitaln is saying air defence systems were at work. of course, we have our team based in the capital with them. next year on bbc news, we have got all the top business. we will have the final meeting of the year. you central bank has been aggressive in raising rates. what will you do today. here in the uk strike action is well under way. we'll be talking about the impact of the economy and also the wiggle room the uk government has if any to raise the pay of public sector workers. all that coming up sector workers. all that coming up in a moment. hello there. after the coldest night of the year on tuesday night, some parts struggled to get above freezing, for example, in glasgow, it was —5 celsius all day because of the fog, and it was barely much more than —2 celsius in edinburgh, well below the average. and that cold weather stays with us throughout the day on wednesday and thursday. there's just the hint, though, that by the time we get to the weekend, something milder may well come back

this is our sixth hearing on capital security during this congress.ignificant progress has been made to implement our recommendations for the entities charge protecting the capital, the majority have been put into effect entirely as well as more than 75% of the capitol police inspector general's 103 recommendations. through these efforts, the department has improved its handling of intelligence by hiring a new intelligence director and sharing information with rank and file officers, prioritize operational planning are requiring plans for long scale events and use the resources in last year's emergency appropriations legislation to ensure officers have the training and equipment they need. we will never forget the stories of the buses lot. we will never forget the stories of the high percentage -- you were not cheap then -- what a high percentage of our officers were not equipped with riot gear and the people attacking them in some cases had gear they didn't even have on themselves. the department also faced the difficult task of confronting fallen of

why we have to capitalize. actually something that has come up for me because i too had the impression you did. i was supposed to keep those lowercase. yes, right. and did others of have that experience as well or. no. have you been capitalizing earth your whole life? no. oh, yeah. you you do lowercase. there's a player with our. yeah. okay. yeah i so that's the kind of thing that i normally have to look at because i don't, i, i capitalize earth now because. i think i realized i was supposed to i did not know that applied to the sun in the moon, though i was shocked it was in a where did you see it. i saw it in the national exam given to fourth grade. oh it was, was the was the test actually about the capitalized asian. no it was a question in there. it was a question and i didn't feel it was when someone told me the planets i'm like, but the question really wasn't about planets. it said something know was a question. and it in through this paragraph it had capital sun and i went way too minute and then capital

now the capital is being built at once six depots.ddition, another one is at the design stage for service, but you biryulyovskaya metro line. not just a platform anymore, modern railway stations after a major reconstruction today opened the peredelkino and minskskaya stations of the future mcd-4. comfortable waiting areas appeared for passengers, cash terminals were installed. and most importantly, after the renovation of the station, residents of moscow and the region have additional transfer options, report by olga mershchikova. peredelkino is well known to muscovites. yes, and not only to them. after all, this is the name of the famous, the village of writers, the glorious names of pasternak babel okudzhava voznesensky akhmadulina tarkovsky and now it is not only a symbolic place, but also the most accessible in moscow nature, once a small platform today a modern station overlooking the historical surroundings and a great transport future peredelkino will become part of the fourth route of the central diameters of the thirteenth su

there, in the framework of the regular nhl championship, three or four of the capitals threw ovechkintsov and stroma, belarusian forward alexei protos. held a meeting in the fourth zmeevich played 13 minutes 11 seconds during this time managed make a separate interception in 38 matches on the account, just from 7 points. what you need to know about the sacrament of communion regular participation in the sacrament of communion brings our spiritual life into a certain tone? why icons work wonders there yong became the worst chassis? i think yak e in yalom antibol. which brings the judgments deliverance deliverance or helping? what is the basis of a person’s spiritual life with the end of a person’s earthly life, the opportunity to change something in oneself also ends if a person on earth was able to cleanse his soul and adorn it with virtue, then in this state his soul enters into eternity. what is the power of faith that is manifested in the temple when we are present at the bo. in public service, this manifests itself in our families, when we try to raise our children there, after al

it's all about capital. kriti: it is. it's interesting because you are seeing this in the states as well. that's where they are starting to see pressure. you are losing some of the capital for the biggest banks like jp morgan and goldman. this is becoming a global story. not just credit suisse. manus: it is indeed. friday. we didn't break anything. we welcome you to the show. 1:30 p.m. ppi meeting from the united states of america. the u.s. wholesale inventories at 3:00 as well as the university of michigan consumer sentiment survey. whether they defy the banking ceos. a final piece of data for the fed officials before that policy meeting for december. kriti: the portuguese and spanish prime ministers along with the french president attending a meeting in spain. the ecb takes part and a fireside chat on baking alongside the governing council member from the central bank of cyprus. a lot going on and a lot to digest. is the worst yet to come? we ask the chief investment officer over at flow bank. she joins us to discuss th

there is more capital and more of the cities. the problem when i was starting aol, almost every c city now has some venture capital so if they have ideas and see something they want to build but historically felt they don't really have a shot because they are notay in the right place or silicon valley part s of the reason to read the book is to inspire them wherever they are because it's more possible than even ten years ago. >> host: the book really starts in 2014 so this period of 2003 to 2014 where you are committed to this idea were you drawn to investing in cities around america for moral reasons or economic reasons? was there a high potential, was it good for america, did you want to go on and an amazing book tour with your wife? >> guest: i think it was a differentiated strategy in a place like silicon valley and other places you find opportunities also the data are not created by small business or big business but new business in the food industry or fashion industry. how do we make it easier for those places to do it so

they're pretty much, very little coming out of the capital right now. then kinshasa is one of africa's fastest growing cities. does that make it even more vulnerable to extreme weather? ah, yes indeed. though this is used to be a fishing, you know, fishing place, coasted accosted areas of the country idea, congo. you look at, in the last couple of years, it's spiraled into a boat journey. and you know, 15000000 population city a carpet so, so this is what you have nowadays. and you also have this kind of informal settlement along that the amounts in godfather era which is heavily affect it is kind of a sloppy healey area. so that's how you see the, the muddy lance lights everywhere. so that is a problem because of the informal settlements we're having in all that areas into capital d, w, west africa correspondence, lisa, chic, woman joining us tonight with the latest to listen. thank you. at the work up in katara, argentina have beaten croatia, 3 nil in the 1st of the semi final clashes lino mess he got the party started when he converted the penalty wi

venture capital has largely been limited to a few places over the last decade. 75% of venture capital's gone to just three states. california and new york and massachusetts. the other 47 states, you know, are fighting over the remaining 25%. as a result, people grow up in the middle of country, often felt they had to leave to go to the coast if they wanted to participate in the tech sector, the startup sector, the economy. so it's kind of like a brain drain in many parts of the country and the book is really about what's been kind of bubbling under the surface most. people have not been paying attention to work on entrepreneurs in cities all across the country are starting companies that really are reimagining industries. and in the process creating jobs and hope and opportunity in these various cities. so it's as if they're spending most of the decade traveling around the country, including whether the rest of us are meeting hundreds and hundreds of entrepreneurs, making dozens and dozens cities. i just find it remarkable and every time i go back and tell something to somebody about it

is our capital that vulnerable? it brought out more questions than it did answers, but there is no doubt this was a planned coup. if you did not know better, you would have thought you were looking at something in a third world country. host: how much of the public hearings did you watch? caller: every single one. what i did not catch live, i went to c-span and caught the whole thing later in the evening. all of it. host: appreciate your call this morning. we will have live coverage today of what is expected to be the final public hearing of the select committee on the january 6 attack on the u.s. capital coming up at 1:00 easrn today. follow it live on c-span. we will have it on the free mobile app so you can take it wherever you are and streaming. a story over the weekend, gop shadow committee emerges for january 6 report. they write that house republicans are plotting to release their own 100 plus page rebuttal this week. republicans aim to cast the select committee report as partisan by contrasting the expected

and so to speak , to see everything, this is the new year's decoration of the capital in his best.is the ferris wheel alone, the sun of moscow to moscow this year celebrates the new year festively, but at the same time, bios of fireworks. and this was the choice of the residents of the capital, who voted on the portal of an active citizen and chose moscow without fireworks this year and without big street concerts, but, nevertheless, the new year mood among the residents of the guests of the capital today is, you know, we talked with the guests of moscow with the residents many capitals and people asked us to convey congratulations to our to the guys who are now in the svu zone and, in fact, these are the words. guys, we wish you victory, fortitude, courage it is imperative that we support them all for them, with our soul and heart next to them. i want to thank them , thank them for the fact that for our peace, for our tranquility, for our holiday today, i want to say that we are waiting for them to take care of ourselves. we love singing them. yes, unity felt some kind of inspirat

hm ah ah ah, this is d w. news coming to live from berlin. russia strikes the ukrainian capital . keith authorities say a rainy and made drones damage an area in the city center home to many government offices. this latest and a barrage of strikes across the country. also coming up german chancellor full of shalt says russia has fundamentally miscalculated in attacking ukraine. in his speech to parliament, he underscored germany's ongoing support for keith and promised and praised europe's response to the crisis. plus the world cup, argentina, a beaten croatia, 3 nil in the semi finals. thanks to the attacking prowess of linelle messy. and julian they will face either france or more rocket in the fine ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin the this morning with the attack on the ukrainian capital key authorities there, say several buildings have been hit in the city center in the early morning. drone strikes, are you creating forces? say they managed to shoot down 13 iranian made cha, head drones similar to those used in other russian stripes across the cou

the panel investigating the capital riots in the u. s. has recommended charges be brought against former president donald trump, for inciting an insurrection and obstructing an official proceeding. here the democratic lead committee said tramp intended to disrupt the peaceful transition of power after he lost the 2020 election. the panels recommendations are non binding and will now go to a special council appointed by the attorney general or 5 people died when a violent mob stormed the capital in the bid to keep from death in power and address d w's. washington bureau chief centers. this assessment off the january 6th committee recommendation. it's been 17 months since that january 6th committee has started investigating the events leading up to that fateful day and thousands of donald trump supporters descended upon the united states capital with the intention of overturning the 2020 election during its last public hearing. the committee took the unprecedented step of recommending criminal charges for former president trump . now it wil

minsk region good evening briefly drinking the waters of the minsk region near the capital yes one of the start of the project minsk treason 20-23 ceramics of their city ruined the fishing rods 30 creative tasks for the development of the orphan capital of their creation of tourist minsk for the masses, china and capturing young people further tanya books juveniles, propane his ticking and creative ideas. i’m hopping on ses vera to live separately, the capitals are toiling civilly over the implementation of the project, the feudal lords will douche for a stretch of 6 months, having escaped into a feature of minsk for young people is a promising apple bag for the presentation of city-wide ideas. technologies that relate to the urban environment are important. they are very interesting to us, because young people are also residents of the city, they know the situation. they feel it all. this is a very important competition that allows our youth. not only to offer some interesting ideas, but also to participate in their implementation in practice, it is very gratifying that the minsk cha

the capitals been celebrating ever since the nail biting final went argentina's way. it's a 3rd time the country has been crowned world cup champions last time was back in 1986. right, so let's say join a journalist alfredo gera meo, who is in white, a series that welcome the team landed in buenos aires are just moments ago, a tell us what's going on. good morning to all of you. and the wall champions have left the building of the site is airport the heading to the building just in time for the association house and the surroundings of the airport welcomed by a 1000 people a gathering in the streets that have floated all the that the highway that will lead the national team from the airport to the see the off when a site is the has been friends. see, since i don't want to type like a physical. and this is our constant madness and yelling and shouting celebrations, streets. when a site was flooded was more than 1000000 people. on the sunday after the the team won the title and is expected that many other or similar amounts of people got it. or the celebrations, the pre

litvinov from the capital and also in the center of the capital, fragments of russian rockets damageds and the palace of ukraine. also, low-rise buildings around, we will ask our correspondent dmytro didori , colleague. viewers of the espresso tv channel. so, i am near the building of the destroyed hotel, which was damaged by the russians a few hours ago. unfortunately , i cannot show you because it is already dark outside, but i want to inform you that rescuers are still working here and an ambulance is also waiting. so, as of now, it is known er, what was injured at this place, our colleague, a japanese journalist, was given the necessary help on the spot, according to my colleagues , a fragment hit his leg, it was also damaged here near this hotel, we you can now see on the screen the windows completely blown out, and the palace of ukraine , the concert venue, and there in some uh some windows were blown out and the buildings were also damaged, which you can also see on the screen now, utility workers and people who work in these buildings are already being removed from the consequ

she is with us live from the capital and she is telling you that it is a busy morning. today serhiy appeared in kyiv for 4 hours. the air alert lasted for a long time. by the way, there was no such long danger, and as the kyiv military city administration later reported, this morning's russian attack on the capital turned out to be one of the most massive since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of kyiv. more than 40 missiles flew today . the forces did a good job. of our anti-aircraft defense, most of them, namely 37, were shot down. despite this, explosions in kyiv were heard in three districts in holosiivskyi, dniprovskyi, and desnyanskyi, one is known there are more victims in the capital, three victims in the region, one person in a serious condition, the regional military administration has already informed about this, nine houses of private houses in the kyiv region were damaged by fragments of rockets, and one car was damaged. the authorities of the city and region confirmed that the russians targeted the critical infrastructure objects since morning in ky

will family capital increase next year? which an increase is expected and for the first time in this century the average salary in the world has decreased, as far as we will tell in the next few minutes on the air of economic news in the studio. alina lapu, good morning. in october, belarus set a new annual record for the export of goods. foreign supplies returned to a recovery trajectory and rose by 3.5%. this is an increase of $123 million by september of this year, in addition, its october volumes reached a record $3-6 billion this year, which is higher than the average value of exports in 2021 of one of the the most successful in terms of foreign trade. the largest increase was received in supplies, investment goods, and growth in intermediate and consumer goods. an agreement on the recognition of electronic digital signatures between belarus and russia may be signed next year, according to the eurasian development bank, this, among other things, will facilitate the work of business in the future, they intend to scale t

it's interesting, but the business is local they help people, but i just see in the capital that therehat work from a generator, they allow people who come to them or even if they just pass by to charge their gadgets . business owner and it already depends on the power of the generator, because the generator, when it is there, for example, is three kilowatts, but this particular business consumes one and a half, so it is already rattling and consuming fuel, so there is no problem to allow people to charge some gadgets with us eyes wide open the so-called points of inviolability, but i personally did not check whether it is possible to charge there now , they did not organize a room, and the city hall and the regional military administration organized a room for journalists where you can work when there is no light, and there is a specific one at our branch they also organized a place where you can make a living from a generator, charge a laptop and phones, and so on, people and business adapt to the situation as best they can. because if money doesn't earn itself and no one cares about

and the sports industry is capitalizing on intellectual property. whether in merchandising rights or broadcast revenues. but the broadcasting rights from the far will come and will be $2000000000.00 and an i p rights and spots globally. right. reach $50000000000.00 sir 2 years ago. so there's a lot of connection between ip spots or cut us hesser ambition. re, to be a technology in r and d center, it's well to enable an environment of growth and creativity, but as amended, it's labor laws. people's legacy plans include funding a labor excellence hub in partnership with the international labor organization. or the ilo works all over the world, and rarely do we see change happening at this pace. we recognize that significant progress has been made, but we also know that there are many challenges still. other utilities, acknowledged reforms are neither going to be temporary, easy or quick. that's where vision 2030 comes in a long term plan, so the work to improve things doesn't stop with the world cup. one aspect is investing in art and culture. exhibit

in the evening, the capital region was at the mercy of a warm atmospheric front, which brought with itw , first there was light sleet, followed by heavy freezing rain. even just to leave the entrance. not everyone was able to turn the roads into a skating rink and go on a tour very , very slippery in some places. these i'm scared to hold on to the poles. but a resident of krasnogorsk got on his skates, the rest had to literally check every step. i walk with the gait of a professional geisha, and not even an amateur one. well, they managed to stand on their feet, not everyone slipped, fell down the stairs, his head hit his hand, and that the doctor at the capital's airports dozens of flights were delayed or canceled by meteorologists, they say that freezing rain is a rather rare occurrence , but do not fall into your air, which is located kilometers away. it's warm there layer. the island, of course, does not melt, and then falls back into the lower light, where the temperature is negative, it turns out such a complex formation that a drop of water is overgrown with a crust of ice. that