the educational building of the construction college was placed here later, an archive and a museum, today, time has decided the mistake of the political regime in favor of justice, and everything has fallen into place. now the trinity church has been lit up in honor of st. silyan of the athos event occurred in 2016 in the year of the celebration of the millennium, the presence of russian monasticism on mount athos. even from a distance it attracts with its grandeur and monumental stage, which once again emphasizes the importance of the catholic order to which it belonged, although initially the church it was wooden and inconspicuous. and only in 1637 a building in the style of a thief grew up in its place. remember the phrase according to clothes meets like this, this is the very case if the facade of the temple has been preserved quite well, not bad, but the interior of the church has been in such a state for many years. the huge space with built-in columns and high vaults is today fettered from floor to ceiling with scaffolding, and through them you can see the remains of ancient

the educational building of the construction college was placed here later, an archive and a museum, time has decided the mistake of the political regime in favor of justice, and everything has fallen into place. now the trinity church was lit in honor of st. silyan of athos, the event occurred in 2016 in the year of the celebration of the millennium, the presence of russian monasticism on mount athos. and a monumental article, which once again emphasizes the importance of the catholic order to which it belonged, although initially the church was wooden and inconspicuous and only in 1637 in its place. a building in the style of a borovka grew up. remember the phrase according to clothes they meet, so this is the very case if the facade of the temple has been preserved quite well, not bad, but the interior of the church has been in this condition for many years. a huge space with built-in columns and high vaults is today shackled from the cold ceiling with scaffolding, and through them you can see the remains of ancient frescoes of the 17th century. they are preserved in a magical way

bricklayer from grodno, became the winner among professionals, and anatoly pankin from the mozyrev construction collegeents. don't lose your height. do you lose, gentlemen? do not lose any more strength behind the foggy native land to the right of you. lose you gentlemen for weeks. even if you are the shore native land, do not lose even. if not then do not lose for fogamitia, even if you have money good before, belarus on the morning of monday, december 5 , mariana marenkova and anna filore continue to meet you. yes, let's look through the folk calendar, and look through it today in the calendar. prokop, prokop's day has come. it’s just that a day has torn a snowdrift through the snow, gives way to digging, but it turns out that from today. well, in a popular way, let's believe and observations established a good such a path. e in the snow for the sleigh i think it becomes. yes, by the way, today if the bullfinch sang, then i was so blizzard, firstly, i would like to hear life at least once, how the bullfinch sings, i didn’t even know that he sings. i think the bullfinch is now also a little in shock.

here are the students and the teacher of minsk and architecture at construction college branch bento dressed trees near the building. uh, actually their alma maters in beautiful tapestry. yes, uh, i mean, you can even turn trees into art objects. yes , the trees at home, anything can be turned into art objects. listen really. it's very beautiful. yes, very unusually sure attracts attention. well, who else attracts the attention of our danil vyshkovets, he walked around the stars again. uh, apartments and specialist star wardrobes. and you have yes, and there you got something from andrey panis. yes? let's see what exactly. hello hello, how are you? normal when are you okay? well , tell me, where did we come to today came to my studio in the city of minsk so now you are all in minsk on a permanent basis. yes, it is constantly on the basis that you live here and the house is an apartment. no, i live near minsk, but it turns out we have an apartment there. yes, well, i won’t tell you where but tell me, well, tell me with whom with a girl and nothing else, you understand everything, his

construction. researchers from the imperial college london have developed a fleet of flying 3 d printers. our approach here was to think of multiple agencies broke together and, and liberate the 3 d printing process from the closed build envelope of ground based printouts. because of that, there are scalable, we can have thousands of agents eventually and they can parallel eyes the manufacturing process. this would reduce the need for large machinery, which would decrease c o 2 emissions and lower costs. plus the drones could tackle dangerous tasks like working on high buildings. i'm not saying that it might replace all of construction, but even if it touch 5 percent of the construction industry with this, it is already a huge gain and can reduce your to consumption, increase safety, reduce logistics needs, and like this help the sector, the drones use especially designed, ultra light weight cement. and they completely autonomous construction drones print while scanning drones check that everything is going to plan. the idea comes from nature. it's modeled on how wasps behave, these natur

things at least on the construction site for decades we've told the students stay out of construction, go get a college degree, get ahead in life, so we've steered people away. additionally, with covid when it hit and unfortunately unemployment benefits that were added, it was a negative impact. i had an electrician friend of mine offering jobs to electricians but they were getting paid for unemployment and they refused to work for him while those benefits were in place. now i believe those unemployment benefits were a good thought. unfortunately had a negative impact where we had a huge need for labor. >> i will yield back. thank you very much for the testimony. >> now we recognize the gentleman from nebraska for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i mentioned this in my introduction but i'd like to reiterate how pleased i am i have the district of nebraska. it sounds like mr. butcher is also from nebraska. this is a fantastic opportunity for the committee firsthand what people on the front lines of small business and businesses are hearing and seeing. your testimony tells a troubling story. the

at least in the construction side for decades we have told students hey, stay out of construction, go get a college degree, you need that in order to get ahead in life so we us do people away from the trades. additionally, with covid window kit and, unfortunately, unemployment benefits that were added it was a negative impact to us in our industry. i had an electrician friend of mine who was offering jobs to electricians but they were getting paid for unemployment, and u they refused to come work for him while this unemployment benefits were in place. now i believe those unemployment benefits were a good thought. unfortunately had a negative impact to our industry we had aa huge need for labor. >> are right. i yield back. thank you veryu much for your testimony. >> the gentlelady yells back. now to recognize the gentleman from nebraska mr. flood for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i mentioned this during my introduction mr. lockard but i like to reiterate how please i am not have a witness from a district in lincoln, nebraska. fans like mr. butcher is also from nebraska. this is a fantast

colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages. >> they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades council said we must remain opposed unless amended because simply paying workers fairly does not ensure that workers will be treated fairly nobility guarantee, pass. >> we have strong labor protections and still protect construction workers. i think we do have path to getting an act the law. >> and lawmakers will officially

colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing constructionnd faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges. >> to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades council said we must remain opposed unless amended because simply paying workers fairly does not ensure that workers will be treated fairly. no bill is guaranteed pass. we have strong labor protections and still protect construction workers. >> i think we do have path to getting an act the law. >> and lawmakers will officially begin to review the bill when they r

colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades council said we must remain opposed unless amended because simply paying workers fairly does not ensure that workers will be treated fairly. no bill is guaranteed pass. we have strong labor protections and still protect construction workers. >> i think we do have path to getting an act the law. >> and lawmakers will officially

colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be built. but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades council said we must remain opposed unless amended because simply paying workers fairly does not ensure that workers will be treated fairly nobility guarantee, pass. we have strong labor protections and still protect construction workers. >> i think we do have a path to getting an act the law. >> and lawmakers will officially begin

college, dr. kimberly rogers. >> while numbers are still below numbers from 2018 and 2019, we have mounted a small comeback. >> dr. rogers suspects the covid-19 pandemic along with constructionl's new science center completed in april may have stopped some people from enrolling. santa rosa junior college saw a 27% decrease in students in 2021 to 21 to 2022 as compared to 2018 to 2019. one director believes creating affordable student housing will increase enrollment. >> it has become increasingly unaffordable for families to live in sonoma county, and that's why we built and we are building and completing a five-story, 350 two-bed student residence hall, which is quite unique for community colleges, which typically are commuter schools. >> dr. chung says it is also a matter of investing in programs students need and want. >> a lot of students i talked to in the community want to come back to school. we just have to make them simple and easy for them to do that. >> the largest loss was among students age 50-plus, a 32% drop from the pre-pandemic school year, though younger students also saw large drops. among racial and ethnic groups, native american students saw the largest

college. >> our numbers are still below 2018 and 2019, we have mounted a small comeback. we are seeing more students enroll. reporter: dr. rogers suspects the coven 19 along with constructionnew science center completed on april may have stopped people from enrolling. santa rosa junior college saw 27% decrease from 2021 to 2022 compared to 2018 to 2019. as this president says, he believes creating affordable student housing will help increase enrollment. >> it has become unaffordable for families to live in sonoma county. that is why we have built in my background, we are building and completing a five-story, 352 bed student residence hall, which is unique for community colleges, which are commuter schools. reporter: the doctor says it is a matter of investing in program students need and want. >> we know a lot of students want to come back to school. we just have to make it as simple and easy for them to do that as well. reporter: across california the largest loss was among students ages 50 plus, a 32% drop from the pre-pandemic school year. younger students ages 20 to 24 and 25 to 29 also saw large drops. among racial and ethnic groups, native american groups saw the la

colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something winner says will streamline the constructioncess. >> it will be at absolute game changer in getting the affordable housing that we need. don't make much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess land to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be built. >> this is the 3rd time this piece of legislation has been introduced in the past. it faced opposition after some of the building trade unions came out against it and already this time, some of the very same opponents remain opponents. they argue that while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns it does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protections. lawmakers will officially begin to review the bill when they return to the capital soon. >> airbnb has a new report that says black guests are less likely to get reservations confirmed. the company found guests who are perceived to be black successfully booked rentals 91% of the time. that's compared to 94% o

douglas jenson, iowa construction worker, sentenced, and $2,000 in restitution. >> sandra: a break in the case of the american collegestudent that went missing in france. we have an update on the story. we'll have that next. >> john: and the dream of becoming an american citizen could be slipping away for thousands of afghans who helped u.s. soldiers fight the taliban. why hasn't the u.s. government acted to help these families? new york congressman lee zeldin will join us on that just ahead. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or nu

representation and the homebuilders association and with the college her engineers and architects and mostly all of the entities that deal with the constructiony and they advise us regularly to the council i also created a reconstruction government committee currently chaired by my chief of staff that meets regularly to follow up on all reconstruction projects. >> so there has been a significant change in the speed of disbursement since my administration came into office that is undeniable. >> this seems like a significant opportunity for civil society groups and the rebuilding process and it is essential for developing solutions for those that they are meant to serve what efforts have been made to include municipalities or civil groups for participation? >> i know and secretary of housing could expand we are using a considerable amount of funding for planning purposes and the ngos are assisting us but in terms of municipalities we're going out of our way to provide funding and actually the proposal that we gave to fema with a 25 percent advance for the cost of reconstruction projects initially was intended for the municipalities and 75 perce

the construction management discipline in years is growing in the college system. and in the industry. we need to tap in this resource. currently, there is an effort in developing classifications within the city. now we need to regain our focus to work on this endeavour. it is workys work on the upon 7 huh over head lines that power the tropical and he trains. and we don't have enough to support where lightweights are present the shortage is affecting the project ability to relocate to allow contractors to work safely. project time lines and budgets are impacted share the issue with you to provide insight on future approximate terrible change orders for time extension and additional funding to scour contractors who may have the special workers. splay chain delays. do you to the opinion dem and i can the worry are stretching time lines. if not directly then through rising can have thes of fuel, and other commodities. due to that it is a threat on our project out come. production of material good are stopped or declined workers are not able to work and shipping indus

lonnie put a provision that includes $7.5 billion for construction of electric vehicle charging vehicles. and the leading work with community colleges and high schools to train the next generation of workers. illinois and the entire nation has been lucky to have a champion of working families like lonnie stevenson. i will miss him. i consider him a friend and my wife and i hope he has a long and healthy retirement with his wife dawn and his children. madam president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: as were waiting for senator to come to the fore. at 330 eastern time to be the u.s. court of appeals judge for the third circuit also members plan to take a final version of 2023 defense program and policy legislation. the bill will be sent to the white house. and off the four senators continue to negotiate funding the federal government passed this friday, you are watching coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. >> since the start we have confirmed a total of 95, 95 judicial nominees to the bench. including one supreme court justice, 60 district

you have the college of engineers, college of architects, and you have mostly all of the entities that deal with the constructiony and puerto rico. and they advise us regularly through that council. i also created a reconstruction government committee that is currently chaired by my chief of staff that meets regularly, to be, weekly biweekly, to follow up with all new construction projects. so, it is a mass undertaking, but there definitely has been a change, significant change and the speed of the disbursements since the biden administration came into office, and my administration came into office. that is undeniable. >> well thank you for that. this council of course seems like a significant opportunity to involve a local leader in civil society groups and the rebuilding process, and the community consultation is essential for developing solutions that actually help the communities that they are meant to serve. what efforts have been made to continue this work, and or to include municipalities or civil community groups, or civil society participation? >> well i know, and our secretary of housing could expand t

all theatrical universities, work at a factory, study at a construction institute, on the mission stage, and that very student of a culinary collegef a century ago, assistant director. zlat elbaum approached khazanov at the party, she treated me to a watermelon, my guardian angel says khazanov but if zlata is responsible for the comfort of the house then order in the office of the artistic director of the variety theater brings these figurines of clones, gifts from friends, each in its place. i rather profess uh clown psychology than uh, clown behavior to look at everything through the prism of the ridiculously funny through a smile to a sad clown through a sparkle not miniatures. till now force us to laugh to gennady khazanov today, 77 maria bronze iosif kobrine mikhail karasev ilyasoch. channel one this is news on the first studio maria vasilyeva hello ukrainian armed formations fired at the village of svatovo, used a multiple launch rocket system. fire haimars. this is reported by the joint center for control and coordination in donetsk also released nato ammunition in the kuibyshev region, a woman was injured in the kiev regio

. >> dean dropped out of college this was not a young man who went to hollywood. he didn't go to wall street. he worked construction. >> dean came out at a young age, and being handsome, alluring, charismatic, and seductive made him a star in the gay community. ♪ ♪ >> it was the height of the clubbing scene. thumping music, and packed with men. the walls are sweating. i had hundreds of men that were club friends. >> and dean faiello is one of those young men in the clubs that people whispered about. he was sought after. >> dean was a construction worker by day and a go-go dancer at night. he was living the gay version of "flashdance." >> the world was dean faiello's oyster. everybody wanted to be him or at least rub elbows with him. and then his professional life was about to catapult up as well. >> the thing that changed dean's life was when he started doing minor jobs in manhattan, and one of those that he did was some remodeling at a spa in the west village. >> the beach was this spa on an iconic street in the west village called christopher street, literally at the crossroads of the gay liberation movement. >>

construction. they don't want people to come. this is crazy and is a college town which much, but soaring. next i think we've got to find a new way to address this. from the standpoint of thinking differently about trying to address the problem instead of trying to constrict it and hope it goes away, it doesn't work . the problem is the concession with regards to inflation and you and i have had this discussion off-line in my small business community and i appreciate your comments but it looks like inflation is fed by four different things, rules and regulations, energy supply and then supply chain employee problems. and one of the and months of this could be done but the administration simply lacks congressional action. when you look at rules and regulations i think your association came up with a figure of $200 billion is what it cost last year for compliance and it's over $100 billion this year with this administration just on compliance from new rules and regulations. this is crazy and it has to be charged through rents and higher cost to the people who purchase products andservices .

construction? they don't want people to come. this is crazy. and it's a college town with much, much-- the demand is soaring. makes no sense. we need to address this, a standpoint thinking about trying to address the problem instead of trying to constrict it and hope it goes away. it doesn't work. with regard to inflation, you and i have had this discussion off line and in my small business community, and i appreciate your comments on it, but it looks like inflation is fed by four different things, rules and regulations, energy, money supply and supply chain employee problems that we've talked about. you know, one of the-- much of this can be done with the administration, simply without congressional action when you look at rules and regulations. i think your entity, your association came up with 200 billion last year with compliance and over 100 billion, and this is compliance for new rules and regulations and it's crazy. it has to be implemented and charged through, you know, rents and higher costs to the people who purchase products and services. >> that's rig

college nurses. when steve barclay says my door is always open and i want to genuinely constructive conversations .tions. if i was the all c and i'd turn up, i'd call his bluff and say, see what occurs . bluff and say, see what occurs. yeah, well, i'm sure. behind the scene , contacts have been made. scene, contacts have been made. i mean, in my day and remember i'm talking ten years ago when the situation was relatively benign and strike three what you'd never was negotiate in pubuc you'd never was negotiate in public and of course now with the power of social media a lot can quickly undermine the position neither of the parties if want to try and compromise and you need to do is avoid that and you need to do is avoid that and then the next two in pressure and you've got to get them to concentrate on what they can control . and your years of can control. and your years of experience would you agree me and i was an industrial correspondent and throughout the seventies and the eighties that that disputes that involve terms and conditions of employment job security are much more in tactical than a st

constructive. with me now is dr ewan mcgaughey, a reader in law at king's college, london, who specialises in labourue? that is a really good question, and - longer can they continue? that is a really good question, and i - longer can they continue? that is a really good question, and i think i really good question, and i think that we have also got to see that energy bills are set to rise next year. the government has said that the that the energy bill cap rose from £1277 to 500... there is another increase next year. people want and inflation protected pay rise. they are likely to take action until there is something that they can make sure they are not freezing at home and don't have to choose between heating and eating. hagar at home and don't have to choose between heating and eating. how much loner can between heating and eating. how much longer can they — between heating and eating. how much longer can they kiss _ between heating and eating. how much longer can they kiss the _ between heating and eating. how much longer can they kiss the stained? - longer can they kiss the stained? went worke

construction. my dad was in it and for me it just felt right. i was about 16 when i first started drafting home plans for people and working my way through collegeame a project engineer on the job, replacing others who were there previously and took over for them. the transit center project is about a million square feet. the entire floor is for commuter buses to come in and drop off, there will be five and a half acre city park accessible to everyone. it has an amputheater and water marsh that will filter it through to use it for landscaping. bay area council is big here in the area, and they have a gender equity group. i love going to the workshops. it's where i met jessica. >> we hit it off, we were both in the same field and the only two women in the same. >> through that friendship did we discover that our projects are interrelated. >> the projects provide the power from san jose to san francisco and end in the trans bay terminal where amanda was in charge of construction. >> without her project basically i have a fancy bus stop. she has headed up the women's network and i do, too. we have exchanged a lot of ideas on how to get groups to wo

construction. my dad was in it and for me it just felt right. i was about 16 when i first started drafting home plans for people and working my way through collegeollege i became a project engineer on the job, replacing others who were there previously and took over for them. the transit center project is about a million square feet. the entire floor is for commuter buses to come in and drop off, there will be five and a half acre city park accessible to everyone. it has an amputheater and water marsh that will filter it through to use it for landscaping. bay area council is big here in the area, and they have a gender equity group. i love going to the workshops. it's where i met jessica. >> we hit it off, we were both in the same field and the only two women in the same. >> through that friendship did we discover that our projects are interrelated. >> the projects provide the power from san jose to san francisco and end in the trans bay terminal where amanda was in charge of construction. >> without her project basically i have a fancy bus stop. she has headed up the women's network and i do, too. we have exchanged a lot of ideas on how to get

make winter brighter bound graffiti students and teachers of men'sk architecture at the construction collegebranch of the bentu dressed, trees near the building of their institution , students made habilenes in the classroom and connected them into bright canvases, with which they decorated the trees. there was a subject of creativity, on which our guys study such a technique as tapestry, and this technique is very similar. well, no matter how creative, but very time-consuming and decided in this way, as there is such a direction of knitted graffiti. here we decided more creatively the guys to come up suggested this topic to us and decided to come up, decorating our main entrance. how would ours, how would our face be our face of our college. as you noticed, we found a more creative solution for presenting our works and, uh, designed them in such an way that they can be fully attributed to the modern street work. there are several functions at once, this is the warming of trees and raising the mood. just passers-by people students and workers. gas also. this can be attributed to such a talis