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it's a lot of these companies houses valid early this morning and he had a message to the nation saying that the eyes of the world is watching us. they are our friends and are closer looking at everything that will happen in are on today. so we need to be very careful. his message was a resume, resonated with some of the voters here that i spoke to earlier today, saying that they see it as their duty to cast or valid as there is a tremendous amount of pressure currently on the supplements and the officials because of the original state of the country's economy, there's a lot of this sometimes by a general population about how bad their financial situation has gotten over the years. these elections are how every 4 years and the assembly of experts every 8 years, and that body 80 members is responsible to select for future supreme leader. so the issue of succession would very well fit with the next assembly of expert as well to you as a polling station right now, we saw such low turn out and the last pause in 2020. what is the indications that you were saying that this time in terms of ti

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it also had lumber mills, hotels, company housing, haas does, artesian wells, all kinds of other things in health and safety of workers. it's a segregated place, not a perfect place. the fact that these guys wanted to be here for the long haul. the company only operated for about a order century. they operated from 1890 to 1916. at the peak and ferguson, the company and the town only because of the company. at its peak, there is about 25 people -- 2500 people who lived and worked in ferguson. they did not just cut timber but manufactured what product there. before cardboard they did the boxes which were called sharks. shingles and lots of other architectural features. then the company shuts down in world war i. the question is what happens to their land? some of their land -- again, the controlled 200,000 acres of land. that preserves the timber. other land, another land, the timber rights were sold. for various wood products. girls became a big user of the trees. furniture became a big user of the trees. it turns out that sumter, south carolina had a special, peculiar role in all of th

today, like now it’s already winter here, so soon, we’re slowly moving into the office, the company provides housingspecialists with work experience, so this is a problem there are none until timely collection a'. well, then i decided that it was time for me to get acquainted and start working in this field, in this organization. jaana lapuškova has been at work for 4 months, a young lady, the chief economist of the farm. it takes a lot of time, features are indicators for milkmaids, calculate how much milk per cow will reach. now the young specialist understands matters no worse than his predecessor, having transferred the affairs, the former colleague retired. maxim romba has been working in laikovshchina for a year and a half, the man is in charge of the equipment, he is an engineer for the operation of the machine and tractor fleet from his native prichok. i didn’t set off far, i’m originally from here, so it was convenient for me and it wasn’t difficult for me to join the team, i knew many people, well, somehow it’s like returning home, but i don’t regret it never once, even when i was studying

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new approaches to the construction of rental housing are being discussed in the government, russian companiessed trading volumes through the stock exchange by 40% and the central bank of armenia prohibits servicing payment cards of the world system. you are watching economic news, i’m svetlana lukinyuk with you, good morning. on new approaches to providing belarusians with housing and implementation housing construction programs were discussed at a government meeting. in particular, as prime minister roman golovshchenko noted, it is important to create conditions that allow organizations to build rental housing for their employees at their own expense, as well as borrowed funds. the possibility of purchasing ready-made individual housing instead of self-construction was also discussed, because sometimes owners delay deadlines and do not maintain the house. into operation. russian companies increased their exchange trading volumes by 40% belarusian universal commodity exchange. import-substituting products accounted for a third of contracts. the most popular items are mining equipment, compone

house voted today to ban the popular app. unless it separates from its chinese parent company. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. it could be tick, tick boom for the popular social app tiktok. today, the house of representatives approved a bipartisan bill to ban the app in the us. if its chinese parent company, bytedance, does not sell the unit to an american company. the move is aimed at addressing national security concerns and now goes to the senate for a vote. joining us live now to talk about the implications, doctor nolan higdon, professor of history and communication at cal state east bay. doctor, i was going to call you higdon. and thank you so much for joining us today. really appreciate your time. what prompted this, you know, i think there's a weird, confluence of factors here that brought, the republicans and democrats to this decision in the house, you know, both parties have really been, hesitant to put any meaningful regulation on, big tech for about the last 30 or so years. but, you know, some interesting factors. i think have changed. one, the republican pa

it is me a very negative image that the company's poppy houses up to the operation because it is the out of price the i think it will also be very positive id to think about how to people healthy box between the options and also you don't see how pushing a lot of the incumbent girls because i think as moment way to jump up to the story it's not really. busy well, for me, uh, come out here i, i want to ask you about the, the economy side of this week, ment, touched on this earlier on that this is likely to have any i or you can help you. in fact, we mentioned that there are a lot of international investors in vietnam for regard vietnam as a very viable alternative. so to say, doing business in china 9 assigned to the 50 us companies in the trade mission and vietnam at the moment. how do you think the vietnamese are going to be trying to persuade them that everything is stable? well, they've been through this before and they will tell them they both say you're the president. trump back long died and office vice president took over for an introvert period. which is just on and then the

sarah stinson joins us live from city lights, theater company with house. the staff is handliog all of this era. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company since he started more than a decade here. he says they've been broken into multiple times costing hundreds of dollars in damages. and the latest happened on sunday. >> we've got to we work with their team. >> or about? >> i don't know 6 to 8 months or so. coming up with concepts, you know, they they, you know, like beans that through these out, we finally settled on an idea which was beautiful idea because that the student that created it for latino from glenn who was inspired by her dad. >> all right. get back, sarah, in just a bit. that was the wrong story. we'll get back to on that other report. meantime, a terrifying experience for a woman in alamo. investigators say she was robbed at gunpoint in front of her home. the robbery happened about 2.30 yesterday afternoon at the woman's home on biltmore drive. deputies say the woman was getting out of her car when 2 people

. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the reason we needed too new building, this is inadequate for the current staffing needs and also our motor department. the officers need more room, secured parking. so the csi unit location is at the hall of justice, and the crime laboratory is located at building 60 sixty old hunters point shipyard. >> not co-

government which has the ability to tax these private companies. >> reporter: he says that white houseil to twitter involved a tweet from -- >> robert f. kennedy jr., and everything in the tweet was true. >> reporter: that tweet implied falsely that baseball legend hank aaron's death was caused by the covid vaccine. >> did they take -- >> turned out they did it. thank goodness. >> reporter: and that post is still up. kate starbird says the social media platforms also often ignored the researchers' suggestions. >> the statistics i've seen are just for the twitter platform, but my understanding is that they responded to about 30% of the things that we sent them. and i think on the majority of those, they put labels. >> but just a third. >> but just a third, yeah. >> do you suspect that facebook was the same? >> oh, yeah. >> these platforms have their own first amendment rights. >> katie harbath spent a decade at facebook, where she helped develop its policies around election misinformation. when she was there, she says it was not unusual for the government to ask facebook to remove conte

chinese-belarusian industrial park great stone. a new resident has been registered, the company will produce integrated circuit housings allow for safety and ease of installation. the products are intended both for the domestic market and for supplies to the countries of the eurasian union. the government states that great stone is developing dynamically and the project is meeting expectations. the total amount of taxes paid to the budget since the residents began their activities amounted to more than $120 million, and this is three times more than government spending on infrastructure. the volume of production here over the past year increased by 1.6 times, revenue by one and a half times. and the exchange rate of the belarusian ruble strengthened against the dollar, euro and yuan and weakened against the russian ruble. so, the current rates for the national bank. a dollar costs 3 rubles 21 kopecks. the euro weakened slightly, its rate was 3.49. for 10 yuaniya they give 4.44 belarusian, for 100 russian - 3 rubles. 55 kopecks the cost of tours purchased by tourists at the end of last year increased in belarus. for mor

re-harmonize materials in a shorter time without deteriorating the quality of housing, so that development is underway, for example, the companyon the crt. there are still many in the moscow region, yekaterinburg, where there is emergency housing, no one has lowered the bar for the construction of new ones, that is , we should expect further development, further record indicators, do you think, but we are very ready for this, yes, we heard the task, we know it, there are 130 million km, we are preparing for it, especially since new housing and social facilities are needed to solve one of the most pressing problems now, personnel. to train specialists, they need square meters. in the tyumen region, in 2025, for example, they will begin to build an interuniversity campus. for specialists to live and work in the regions, they also need square meters. tyumin region, if we count housing commissioning per capita, as we believe, we are third in the country after leningrad and moscow regions, while our dynamics in recent years have been quite impressive, we... here is a story from samara, large-scale construction projects, an oil refi

he said it's vitalfor her to remain in american steel company that is domestically owned and operated. in common with many countries, the white housee steel is critical to international security. their concerns about jobs international security. their concerns aboutjobs in a company which employs 22,000 people, 14,000 in the us alone and the iconic status cannot be overstated. at one time, ust was both the biggest steel maker and the world's first billion—dollar corporation. his argument is that his company's deep roots in the united states be recognised. the japanese firm has about 4000 employees there. it also had about 2000 steel patents in north america while most us steelmakers had about 200 each. he argues that they are the most useful partner for us steel seeking to grow in the united states. and promised to you move the company �*s headquarters to pittsburgh where us steel is based. 0f where us steel is based. of these arguments may hold little sway with the two men seeking first to court the american public in the months ahead. within the hour, we will get a second insight how the second largest economy is performing. when

the organizers of this scheme built a huge network of a large company, small companies that... the house estate were bought by the same alleged orderer of the murder, ginterest, alfansa ragauskas, but patrushev bombarded the courts with papers. without allowing the decision to take effect, apparently, then the opponent decided to eliminate him. it is quite possible that this is not the only crime on the arrestee’s record. the alleged customer and his accomplice. we haven’t had such a catch for a long time, we can work towards identifying these individuals as being involved in committing crimes that have not been solved. the cache found in the garage is called an echo of the dashing nineties. there have been long trials and these organizers have served time in prison; today they are being released from prison. we are in prison, they are joining our ranks, well , of course, there are probably those places, caches where weapons are stored, which we could not open one hundred percent and reveal everything necessary. forensic scientists will carefully check all weapons and compare them with h

companies. you need housing, you need the ability to communicate a back to earth, but also to other places on the surface. there's all these needs that you have just like we have needed here on her. there's needs that you have her living on the moon and that's as looking for the commercial sector to fill that in the fast phase of the mission and 2020 to 2 on mind space capsule, which means the 25 days and 2024 strand or seduce and make the journey. so this last time russia, china and india. and let's say planning missions. but the main is an inhospitable place. temperatures hit a 100 degrees celsius during the day and minus a $170.00 at night, plus there's no oxygen. so how will scientists conduct research that you're asking, what are the, the capabilities that are most likely to be developed? i think it's ones that are centered around what it takes to keep an astronaut alive and connected and, and that kind of basic range of functions that they need to to do. there is money to be made and meeting the needs of the main settlers above all, through the infrastructure required to search for war to a

company to have to listen up. tomorrow, the fbi and doj will hold a classified briefing with members of the house to address concerns over tiktok's parent company, bytedance. that's according to two abc news sources that's happening here on capitol hill. as we look out live there tonight, it's also where the house will now vote wednesday morning on the future of the app, with all this going on, we are making it. tonight's abc seven news advancer at 11. to get you on top of the issue. you'll be hearing more about in the days to come. tonight the viral video app tiktok is facing the threat of a nationwide ban. >> i do know people and have friends on that platform who are in fear because that is their entire livelihood, a house committee unanimously approved legislation last week requiring bytedance, the app's chinese parent company, to sever ties with tiktok within six months or risk getting blocked on app stores and websites. >> in the u.s. president biden reiterated his support for the bill despite his campaign launching a new tiktok account. if they pass it, i'll sign it, former president trump reacted on social me

house had been built. pj's construction built a doden homes on properties that the developers bought in the subdivision, but the construction company built this particular house on anne's lot by mistake. the developers asked anne if she wanted to swap lots. how far was the lot that they wanted to swap with you? >> it's right next door. >> reporter: but anne says she identified the land she wanted. she said it's just been one thing on top of the other. she went back to her property last month. she said she noticed doors and windows of the house were open -- and there was poop on the floor in the hallway bathroom. i was like, this is so disgusting. >> reporter: so, she built a fence around the house. the developers sued a number of people, including anne. the developer's attorney says the primary claim is against pj's construction. as for anne, this has all been incredibly frustrating. >> of course, it feels like a big injustice, right? >> reporter: so now, we're going to have to see if a judge can help unravel this half million dollar mistake. that is what the house is worth. anne wanted to build a home on this lot like we mentioned

the house voting on bill to force tiktok to cut ties with chinese company. the ceo is set to meet with officials on capitol hill in effort to kill the bipartisan bill. >> i have concerns about naming a specific company in legislation. but it feels like this house bill has momentum. >> im00 not sure this is the answer, but house passes a bill, look forward to joining that debate and discussion. >> todd: unclear if chuck schumer will bring the bill to the floor even if passed by the house today. lawmakers attended intel meeting about the threat of the social media app. >> we continue to hear threat being posed by the chinese communist party through companies, in this case, tiktok, who are heavily owned by the chinese party and former bite dance. we continue to get hear more information. >> todd: wray is dodging questions about political campaigns using the app. >> to have a federal campaign app on tiktok? >> i've been clear about my views on tiktok. as to what campaigns choose to do with their platforms, i'll leave to them. i think tiktok is national security

now, the la delegation on this trip will explore partnerships with french companies, explore housingstrategies for the unhouseand learn from parisian leaders about maxizing public transportation. a big concern for any city that hosts the olympics will they be able to ay on budget? the paris 2024 price tag has climbed. billion to ■k78.5 billion, with some estimating th costs may rise as high as k710 billion by the time the game start for the 2028 olympics in los anles, the committee estimated a $5.3 billion price tag, but that's now at $6.9 billion. now, domestic sponsorships are meant to offset the costs of the game, and mayor bass has said if we wait until the opening ceremonies to be on the ground in paris, we will miss a crucial opportunity to learn from e city of paris during their preparations to welcome the world. this summer. and this trip will allow us to fully immerse ourlves in how paris is preparing for the games. back here live now. a reminder our process for the 2028 games. bid that, of cours was handled by mayor garcetti, and there's a chance that mor bass may not even

government and government companies, some people say, ministry what do you want the companies to do to keep your houser? it's mainly the government companies that are resisting there and sometimes the number of figures is equal . the ministry is a company, maybe two. for example , the ministry had an annual turnover of funds. the government branch of the parliament, the judiciary and the executive branch , other branches of the guardian council, such as the government companies, which have a large volume of this case, thanks to god in 1402, which was a wish for many years, from the fifth plan , the sixth plan, yes, according to you, the principle of 53, this happened in 1402. . in addition, it was terminated it was that the money should not be deposited in the accounts of the treasury unit, the government should make the best use of its resources, the government should spend money, apparently, but the contractor did not reach the end of the line , he built a road, he built a hospital. let me tell you that at the end of 1402 , this case was also terminated , that is , all the final zinfan. any governme

house republicans are moving ahead with a bill that would require the social media platform to divest from its chinese owned parent company bytedance or face a ban in the united states, this as former president donald trump is voicing opposition to the move. the house will vote on this measure on wednesday. >>> more privacy measures for airbnb house guests. the short-term rental company announcing the ban of the use of indoor security cameras. the change will take effect by the end of next month and apply to listings around the world. airbnb previously allowed the use of indoor security cameras in common areas as long as it was disclosed on the listings page. >>> and the body shop is closing up shop. amid dwindling sales, the british beauty brand is closing all operations in the u.s. with plans to shutter dozens of stores in the uk and canada this month. earlier this month the company confirmed it had filed bankruptcy in the uk and canada. that's your "cbs moneywatch" for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> still to come, al pacino clears the air. the actor explains why he skipped reading the

is there really a supervision on the companies that both these companies and the holdings they own and the ministry of housing that they have are managing these companies? most of the government agencies have turned into the private lives of political parties, that is, in terms of the quality of the assignments you see in these companies, the quality of the managers who are assigned in these companies, well , we see a large part of this. which has existed in the country , but the quality is low, it is due to very political appointments with the influence of state companies, even some ministries have delegated the authority to appoint members of the board of directors, for example , to the group of representatives and provinces, which itself has a lot of corruption for both the parliament and the government. i am thinking of entering this field and counting from this company if, in particular, the budget program commission can enter this field , it can reduce one of the basic and important issues of the country's economy . no, referring to the discussion of the budget commission, there is another point that i

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if the bill becomes law, bytedance would have less than six months to diffivest the soc media company. houseid the intent was to prevent a chinese company having unfettered access to data. not to get rid of tiktok. tiktok sent users a push notification urging them to call congress and tell them to stop the shutdown of the service. it provided a function to allow people to search for their representative's phone number by inputting the zip code. that led users to panicked calls. some offices getting 20 calls a minute prompted by the users. we will cautalk to representati cathy mcmorris. >> we talked about it. they are advertising a lot. tiktok. >> i have seen the nun. >> tiktok is so nice. she's a nice nun. very nice. doing very nice things. she could not do these nice things with the people -- a congregation if you are a nun? without tiktok, she could not do all of the works. the neuro surgeon. >> loss of their son. this is how they are getting their campaign out. >> i resent the heartstrings. who is behind it? ccp? really? they're behind tugging at my heartstrings? >> if you break it down,

companies. joe biden did. the democrats in the house and the senate did joining us in dog that. as we know, republicans are still on the s remind folks that when they did their tax bill, the drug companies got a 40% cut in their taxes. we are giving people a cut in their insulin cost. in their cancer drugs. in the medicines that they need to stay alive and thrive. the bottom line is, democrats are putting people first and, as tomorrow night, we are just getting started. >> good afternoove democrats are delivering on our promise to the american people to lower health care costs. for seniors insured on medicare part d have a cap on their out-of-pocket costs. next year, not one single persof 65 will pay more than $2000 a year for their prescription. folks with medicare who were why -- who rely on insulin only polite -- only pay $35 a month for this life-saving drug. the federal government can finally negotiate with pharmaceutical companies on the price of popular medications. this will bring down medications for everyone in america. pharma might not like this, but the american peop

- will be regulate the water companies. on housingn the country. it shows it can be done. i'd back anyone will be talking about this, it will be the greens. what will you do in cambridge? we have heard the huge problems we have with water year in east anglia, whether that is too much flooding, too much water at some point in the year, too little water at other times, most exacerbated by climate disruption. you're right that the water system we have at the moment is broken. the water companies are profiting from failure, whether that is the sewage in our rivers, whether thatis is the sewage in our rivers, whether that is failing to address proper water systems to take sewage from new developments, they are pocketing £58 million, the senior executives, just in the last few years. we do need to bring the water companies back into public ownership, absolutely. and we need to address theissues absolutely. and we need to address the issues on housing that audience members have raised. peoplejust can't access an affordable home, people are b

house. in fact, the snack companies think, you won't notice that they change the size of the bag and put a lot fewer st. same size back. but fewer chips, you know, i'm not joe, it's called spring pricing. pass bobby case he's bill and stopped the oil so that commercial one snickers bars you get, you get to charge the same amount you got about. i don't know, 10 percent fewer snickers in it. look, i'm also getting rid of junk fees. those hidden fees at the end of your bill over there without your knowledge. why ministration laws were cutting credit card late fees from $32.00 to $8.00, wow. to charge what it costs them to instigate through the collection. and that's more hell of a lot like $8.30 some dollars. they don't like credit card companies don't like it . but i'm saving american families. $20000000000.00 a year with all the junk fees, and that's where the banks are so mad as $20000000000.00 in profits, or i'm not stopping their mind. it says the pros, rules to make cable travel utilities online. ticket sellers tell you the target price upfront, so there are no surprises matter. this novemb

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regions, the land for which was involved in the turnover of the house of the russian federation, including with financing from a state companyrs of modern housing will be built here from all over. infrastructure, and since 2012 , the development institute, along with other federal and regional bodies, has been doing a lot of work to prepare and transfer land to families with three or more children; for this purpose, the territories are being prepared for construction, again taking into account the necessary infrastructure. more than 30,000 families have become the happy owners of such land plots, and in some places houses have already been built, in others construction is underway, and the next one will be there in about a year or two. about another 15 thousand land plots too now they will get to families with three or more children. preservation of cultural heritage sites is another task outlined by vladimir putin. we will try such mechanisms this year in a pilot project of the domf development institute. this program is accepted for 20 years. the pilot project has been entrusted to the domrf; five regions will take part in

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