senior lieutenant of the civil protection service vitaliy zobko ensign of the civil protection serviced fire ensign oleksandr gulovoi thank you, thank you, thank you and your colleagues of the energy supply of dnipropetrovsk oblast, poltava oblast, sumy oblast, kharkiv oblast and the city of kharkiv managed to restore, but today there were new strikes on the energy facility, new outages kharkiv and we must be aware that the meanness of russian terrorists knows no bounds, they will try to make such a form of terror systemic and on my behalf, the prime minister of ukraine held a change meeting today with the ministry of energy, the ministry of the regions, the ministry of finance, the oil and gas ministry, and a traditional headquarters will be formed for a quick response to all such manifestations of russian terror, funds will also be allocated for the restoration of damaged objects and for assistance to the occupied territories . m² of the territory of ukraine in the east and in the south, the movement of our troops continues. i thank the 57th separate motorized infantry brigade, which

protecting employees who are doing a good job from political influence. i reiterate the crucial role of the people who make up the professional and nonpolitical civil service delivering government services tour constituents. protecting our democracy. carrying out agency missions across the federal government. injecting undue political influence into that system as schedule f would have done, would be disastrous for the merit system we have in place. when we passed this bill -- when we pass this bill today we're making sure no president of either party, democrat or republican, can ever unilaterally take such destructive action in the future. and with that, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support a merit system, to support the civil service system that has served us so well, to vote to keep politics out of the civil service system and to support the important underlying bill. i congratulate my colleague and very good friend mr. connolly on his excellent work on this bill. it is bipartisan, we have three republicans, but i hope that we'll pick up more because this is about voting for freedom, democracy, independence, good government, you na

changes means some documents, so the emphasis there is on the organization of emergency services, civil protection , economic issues, and typological issues not introducing our changes to the architectural projects of architectural buildings well, it seems to me that now we need to ask a broader question, because the territory of ukraine is large, but with the presence of such neighbors as we have, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the zoning of the territory of ukraine in different parts and it must respond differently to the possibility of interaction, well , in the case of conflicts in the neighbors, therefore, there are two problems. this is the first problem, it is necessary to devise a system of resettlement, a system of connections. that is, it is a regional, national issue of territory organization ukraine as a whole ukraine is a part of europe, it is to some extent a transit zone, and now the entire geopolitical position and significance of ukraine in the entire space of the central hospital of eastern europe is being reviewed. in the lviv region, there are about 900 shel

god, be with our service members and civil servants, protect them especially as they stand with courage in harm's way around the globe, and give us peace. that only comes from you, in your holy name and in the power of your holy spirit, i pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. and give a joining us this morning. the pentagon memorial and the reflection room are open until 12:00 p.m. [indistinct conversations] ♪ attack. >> nonfiction authors douglas frantz and catherine collins joining us to talk about their book “salmon wars,” let me get

god, be with our service members and civil servants, protect them especially as they stand with courageholy name and in the power of your holy spirit, i pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. and give a joining us this morning. the pentagon memorial and the reflection room are open until 12:00 p.m. [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> our live coverage of events on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks continues now in new york city. family member's and friends of the victims killed on september 11 2001 are reading the names at ground zero.

so this was a protection act for the civil service so that the kind of scandal that erupted in kentucky money was being used as a kind of a of a weapon to get people to vote a certain way so that that could not happen. so hoover could claim with justification that he had been vindicated. he had predicted that roosevelt, with the feds, taking everything over, would turn this into a kind of a political vote getting apparatus. and there were some instances in which that. so i think he would be concerned about the administration of welfare. i think he would be stunned. the thought that we all got thousand dollar checks during covid and so forth. but our expectations are different. that was an emergency. it was meant not to last. so i think that hoover would see some reason for feeling relevant even today, although he would find that that that the geography landscape of the government to be quite different. you know the federal government in. 1932 or so was a symptom amounting to something like 5% of gdp. and now it's what around, 20%? so it's big government has come and hoover would would,

bureau they are selected a pex or permitted exempt approximate suspicion this is in the a civil service protected approximate suspicion it is entirely on dedicated support the assignment and provides for the project manager. witness a project is completed and no opportunity exists to continue the employment of the manager, than i are release friday city service. >> all theure projects are staffed and one vacancy we have with the fire training facility interviewed left week for pm. we are hoping to receive them in our hearts and home. some time before the end of the year. public works in the building and design and construction have the responsibility upon under the city code chapter 6 it prosecute void to all city departments for capitol projects designed and practical construction services. in the delivery of projects we work close low with the representatives of the department to ensure that we collect the functional needs of the department. and define the out come result in the facility that supports the purpose intends for this facility. from the start, we are guided in our roles and responsi

god, be with our service members and all of our civil servants. protectthe globe. give us peace that only comes from you in your holy name and the power of your holy spirit, i pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. thank you for joining us this morning. the pentagon memorial chapel and the navy reflection room are open until 12:00 p.m. [indistinct conversations] ♪

and this legislation is designed to protect the integrity of the census along with the civil service, along with the whistleblowers. as long as-did-my dear colleagues and friends don't want to talk about the legislation at hand, please clarify for america what their plan is to take away the health rights of american women and their families. are they supporting the plan we heard yesterday announced by lins lindsey graham for a nationwide criminal ban. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: thank you, mr. speaker. just a few points in rebuttal. we keep hearing inflation is a global issue. like somehow it's not biden's fault and the fault of far left democrats, which it is. the reason why this is a global issue, and i remind my friends on the other side of the aisle, it's because we are the world's largest g.d.p. we also just happen to be the world's reserve currency. so of course when we have inflation, the world will have it. that's just economics. it's amazing h

but all of these protections only apply to people that work in the civil service. and most people, the niger we walk for private companies. so a huge percentage of the population is left out more sprayed maternity leave range from 12 weeks to 6 weeks with half a month. salary on no payments are toll statistics show that only one in 5 of all you must as return to food time work in the 1st 3 years. i saw maternity leave. many young mothers have to find all tiny is like stuck in a small business just to help them balance caring for the 21 on bringing some income for the farm. and you're going to love gives my at least 3 months of maternity paid leave. because most you're going to walk in the informal sector. many do not have 4 more job contract. now, many mothers, a chance to get my benefits to most of them missing work for even a day. i mean, lots of income, some employer support my the out of empathy and not necessarily entitlement when it comes to man, the law give us at least 4 days. but until you've actually found the strange idea among many uganda men, beach emp

but all these protect shows only apply to people that walk in the civil service. and most people in nigeria walk for private companies. so a huge percentage of the population is left out, most paid maternity leaves range from 12 weeks to 6 weeks with half a month's salary on no payments at all. statistics show that only one in 5 of all new mothers returned to full time work in the 1st 3 years after maternity leave. many young mothers have to find alternative, like starting a small business just to help them by last carrying for the 21 and bringing some income for the farm. and you're going to law gives my at least 3 months of maternity paid leave. because most you're going to walk in the informal 6. how many do i have for my job contract now? you know, many mothers, it just gave my tentative benefits. most of them missing work for even a day. i mean, lots of income, some employee support my the out of empathy and not necessarily entitlement when it comes to man, the law give us at least 4 days. but until you've actually followed the strange idea among many uganda

house passes a bill seeking to protect federal service employees -- civil service employees from -- employeesse on thursday passed a bill that seeks to protect federal service employees from a schedule f, an executive order from former president trump signed that would make it easier for the white house to replace federal workers with loyalists. the legislation titled preventing a patronage system act passed 225-204. six republicans joined all voting democrats in supporting the measure. a group of democratic senators introduced the bill in the upper chamber under the same name. legislation would need to win the backing of at least 10 republican senators to get past a senate filibuster. "the hill" writes trump in october, 2020, roughly two weeks before the election signed an executive order creating schedule f in the excepted service making it easier for him to hire and fire civil servants that work on policy. let's hear from bill from florida. bill, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? i thank you. i was wondering, so many of these ladies that are out there on the pro

people's republics of donbass before the civil war, had nothing to do with military service, had a sniper rifle. then for the first time he picked up to protecte position , fixes the wind speed, air temperature, attacking the enemy at the observation post, immediately occupies a new firing point. where can you see the enemy's retreat? for the sake of these seconds, the sniper sometimes has to wait several days, as during the observation of this fortified area, when the cannonade of the neo-nazis subsided, they tried to lengthen the trenches near the dugout. it happens that you do n’t see the enemy there for two days, you always need to continuously conduct surveillance, divide into day night groups, collect as much information as possible in order to accurately complete the task. the partner supports with a synchronized shot. these militants replenished the arsenal at the stronghold. two bullets to the target is only in the films the shooters leave immediately. the enemy is counting on this so all the time he has already worked from here once. he's been here for a while will not work. we played this literally in a few days we were with the en

protect ourselves from them forever? after all, i, as an official , must be responsible for my words. it is correct and i, er, work in the civil serviced i i can't comment what were the ideas for me in 3-4 years, i am not familiar with the details of this wall project, but i want to say something as a person who grew up inside these events and is now engaged in certain coordination processes, including the strengthening of our border, according to me now he showed the development of events that these solid technologies are huge concrete slaves, barbed wire is impassable, something else, it is probably appropriate in certain areas, but in my opinion, you are more important now, observation technologies, what are you and we doing, that is, mounting quality system cameras that work there both day and night see tens of kilometers ahead is more important than having a concrete wall there with a height of any height or depth for which there are certain countermeasures, that is, having certain camera traps there, having means of radio-electronic surveillance well, that is, these smart technologies will be more, to a certain extent, i believe

question that everyone asks, because a very large number of civil servants people who are still located ah. well , in the service of power in the protectione members and, in principle, they are interested in the question of the future. what we were in belarus there are questions there is criticism, including by august 2020. yes, we are talking about the fact that now we have a new leader. so what are you waiting for? well, i will say a few words about your first question. why do we need public associations in particular ? a sign of any of a democratic state. well, uh, state power. these are living people who live in society. it is clear that they do not know the same stores go. they go by public transport and so on, but nonetheless. uh, they also need to bring information about what is happening in the bowels of society, that is, there is feedback from society, what kind of feedback is this? this is honest journalism , this is analytics, but this is a public association that can bring power to those people who control society and constructive problems and proposals that ripen in the depths of society, and now belarus positions itself prec

civil protection. which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. i wish you good health, well-being, success in your studies in the service for the good of the fatherland luck. mariupol is celebrating city day this weekend, day of liberation from german german fascist invaders. and here, for the first time, and the second liberation, mass events are not held for security reasons, but residents receive congratulations and gifts, including from the sister city of st. kindergarten in every school. here, perhaps, there are no such mass festivities. yes, but the celebration continues. we will definitely uh congratulate the mayor uh, they brought gifts appropriate for mariupol residents. we have there almost five cars arrived with different gifts for the school for the kindergarten. yes, and just a defection, so i came specifically to congratulate the residents of the city of mariupov, the mayor of the city, on the holiday happy birthday, dear, beloved city. sri lanka is ready to resume direct flights with moscow and join the russian payment system. the world is already negotiating at the level of central banks about this agency. ria novosti told the ministe