agricultural enterprises throughout russia at the base. universities, thanks to the national project science and the university, created the scientific center of world-class agricultural technology and the future departmentction and seed production of garden plants doctor, professor of agricultural sciences, research team, under his leadership is engaged in molecular genetics and biotechnology of plants to accelerate breeding processes. this is a replacement, right? this is the environment, this is the atmosphere in which we constantly find ourselves, because the results of intellectual activity in the form of varieties, hybrids, created at the station at the university, they enter the market and are available to agricultural science. says the scientist came thanks to his uncle, who inspired him to become an explorer at school. my relatives were shocked, as he prepared on the balcony for 4-5 hours, read textbooks and prepared as expected. now the socrates group is improving the properties of vegetable crops, for example, development cabbage, which are in demand in different regions of the country, dagestan farmers are already harvesting more than the first crop of a variety that was previously obtained o

but in russia, according to the forecasts of the us department of agriculture, the collection. eat harvest. more expected. than previously considered, the indicator is revised towards increase by half a million tons. in moscow, even more optimistic forecasts. this year. a record wheat harvest of 87 million tons is also expected at the end of the release. let me remind you of the exchange rate today , the dollar is 61 rubles 26 kopecks. euro 62 04. and that's all for now roman mash thank you now with the latest message. last night, the armed forces of ukraine launched a massive attack on luhansk, shelling from american haimars multiple launch rocket systems, nine shells were fired. some of them intercepted air defense systems russian hurricanes inflict, uh, and destroy positions in the apu unit of the frame published by the ministry of defense of camouflaged strongholds identify drones, then aerial reconnaissance transmit coordinates to combat crews of multiple launch rocket systems today in the uk conservative mps will vote for passage. in the second round, candidates must recei

but in russia, according to the forecasts of the us department of agriculture, the collection. wheat harvest. more expected. than previously considered, the indicator is revised towards increase by half a million tons. in moscow, even more optimistic forecasts. this year, a record wheat harvest of 87 million is expected. and in conclusion, let me remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 61 rubles 26 kopecks. euro 62 04 about the economy, while everything was given by sports news and they will be presented by ilya kazakov ilya good evening. moscow approved payments for participants in the paralympics in beijing, how much will it be? yes, indeed, we are talking about incentive payments for those athletes who won prizes, an impressive amount from one of seven to four million rubles. evgeni malkin wrote a new contract with the nhl club pizzburg, pingvis became aware of this a few minutes ago new agreements. rashid is designed for four seasons with a salary of just over $ 6 million a year. previously, clow offered malkin a contract for two seasons with the same financ

has surged 13 percent according to the department of agriculture, putting many east coast farms at risk because grocery stores these days want a year around consistent supply. and we are a seasonal production area. we can't supply everything 12 months a year. so people are gonna have to think a little bit differently about how they deal in the wholesale market. um, it's going to be a challenge. some farmers are selling directly to local consumers, attempting to diversify their crops and their customer base. and in may, president biden authorized funding to produce more fertilizer domestically, as well as incentives for us farmers to plant more crops to help make up for shortfalls of ukrainian wheat. but it may be too late for tom shepard who's looking to downsize his operation and expenses. he currently employs more than 200 people. unless the ya berkin consumer god, rooster request, their supermarket, sir, the stock local, you know, at least the u. s. made stuff. we're gonna have a tough time because we keep our wages a so much higher farmers think it's a small price to pay to preserve

situation involving infant formula thanks to the quick action of congress, you all provided the department of agriculture additional authority in terms of wic that will allow us to work with those who produce formula in this country to create more supply. we just sent a letter to all of the state health commissioners as well as to gerber, nets -- nestlÉ and johnson indicating our willingness to work with them to provide waivers so that they can continue to expand contract and options, in terms of the wic state agencies allow the use of contracted brand alternatives that were not previously authorized as well as temporarily allowing them to use noncontract audits to be substituted. we will pay the rebates. in the wic budget itself so that companies will not be at risk, financially for these substitutions. it will help assist in expanding access to product. we also filed today an -- in an effort to create new better markets for our farmers, the beginning of a process on our act. we start with the poultry rule, there are two components to what we have disclosed today. the first is an effort to create better

i know the department of agriculture does not have direct roll with wotus as compared to the epa, and the core of engineers, your department has direct engagements with land owners and our nations national resources. the supreme court plans to make a ruling surrounding lotus later this year. the youth commit to working with others and the biden ministration and the nation's farmers and forced hers to uphold and implement the final decision from scream -- in a timely efficient fashion. can you elaborate on that? >> sure, senator i appreciate the question. we have a close relationship with epa on this particular issue. as epa promulgated and implements rules of any kind, including waters of the u.s., but it does so with former input. we have encouraged administrative -- i think he has been very true to his word. he is seeking and sitting down, he is listening and he is making himself and his team available for former input. our second responsibility, i think, is to take a look at rules and regulations, how can the usda provide resources and assistance to enable farmers and ranchers to i

has surged 13 percent according to the department of agriculture, putting many east coast farms at risk because grocery stores these days want a year round trim system supply. and we are a seasonal production area. we can't supply everything 12 months of the year. so people are gonna have to think a little bit differently about how they deal in the wholesale market. oh, it's going to be a challenge. some farmers are selling directly to local consumers, attempting to diversify their crops and their customer base. and in may, president biden authorized funding to produce more fertilizer domestically, as well as incentives for us farmers to plant more crops to help make up for shortfalls of ukrainian wheat. but it may be too late for tom shepard who's looking to downsize his operation and expenses. he currently employes more than 200 people . unless the ya bergen, consumer god, brewster request the supermarkets, the, the stock local, you know, we lease that u. s. made stuff. we're gonna have a tough time because we are wages of so much higher farmers think it's a small price to pay to pres

department of agriculture that raise the estimate of area in the world's biggest producer this year. i ran says it is ready for new indirect talks with the u.s. to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. the statement came after the latest round of discussions failed to mix a give you progress. donald trump pulled the u.s. out the agreement in 2018. the biden ministration wants to renew the deal. and russia tribe begins today for u.s. basketball star brittney griner who was jailed more than four months ago on cannabis possession charges. the olympic gold medalist could face up to 10 years in prison. the biden administration called her lump -- wrongfully detained. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it get worse. if it comes to full-scale war between russia and nato then we will see suffering, damage, destruction at a scale that is much worse than what we see in ukraine today. jonathan: that was the nato secretary-general wrapping up the summit

department of agriculture workers say the spread of the avian bird flu is partly to blame for the country'sn egg prices. supply is down because the flu is killed approximately 30 million egg producing birds. imagine flying from san diego to new hampshire in about two hours , coming up the supersonic plan to make that possible, and meteorologist mark tamayo will return with a breakdown of where to expect the slight warm up to expect the slight warm up tomorrow. 5-hour energy... because the sun is out... and you're going to need some energy. lots of energy. 5-hour energy... for every game. ♪ ♪

i'm the chief engineer of the kents department of agriculture water department and a counsel who i appear on behalf of today. the water counsel is an organization represent in the 18 western states and members are pointed by each of the governors. as each of the people who have talked before me have mentioned, the situation is dire. we have heard about the colorado river basin with 40 million people and 5 million acres challenge with low water supply. the situation in the great plains is similar in the fact that, over time, we are receiving less precipitation and are challenged by drought. each year, when we have less precipitation, it means our farmers are pumping more water and exacerbating the declines. this is a vital resource for our region and if we don't act, we will end up with situations of that resource going way is longest the pressures situated with the gate. there are three roles that i believe the federal government plays an it comes to drought. first with the corps of engineers, second, collection, analysis and distribution of data to the government and individual producers

earl lewis is of course the chief engineer of the kansas department of agriculture's division of water resources and a member of the west on the water council. he's dedicated his career to water resources in kansas and his role, he swung before any laws in the states who are related to water conservation management and control. in addition to his role as chief engineer, earl serves on the governor's water vision team, developing a long term vision for the future water supply in kansas it is a multiple councils and boards relates water policy in conservation. tom willis is a titan of a culture he's an entrepreneur in businessman and again, the lifelong conservationist before it was in. he has many ventures, one of them is south of garden city, kansas, where he tries to go across 60 inches of rain every year. tom was the first to establish a water technology farm in the state of kansas in partnership with the kansas water office. since 2016, tom's son, a veteran, have been studying independent new technologies and such as soil moisture probes, drip irrigation and aerial photography to ma

an expert from international food policy research institute, and also served as the us department of agriculture'ss very encouraging news. - agreement? i think it's very l encouraging news. obviously, agreement? i think it's very - encouraging news. obviously, for all the reasons in the record, ukraine has not been able to export very much of this grain. it normally exports 5—6,000,000 tonnes a month. that's been down i—2,000,000 a month. that means little lower prices for ukraine farmers and higher prices for everyone else in the world, so this is very welcome news if this and start moving soon. what other practical hurdles? there man . what other practical hurdles? there manv- first — what other practical hurdles? there manv- first of— what other practical hurdles? there many. first of all, _ what other practical hurdles? there many. first of all, you have - what other practical hurdles? there many. first of all, you have to - many. first of all, you have to clear the ports or at least get passage. but the other thing is just convincing the rest of the world, in particular insurers and others, t

s department of agriculture says the spread of avian flu is partly to blame for the country's recentgg prices. the egg supply is down because the bird flu has killed approximately 30 million egg producing chickens. more shark sightings along new york said len tick, ocean coastline causing beach closures in new york city there have been at least at least six reported shark bites this summer along the shores of long island, and the shark sightings are even worse. take a look at this video right there. taken this week of a shark jumping right out of the water and spinning around before splashing back that would keep me out, and here's a dead juvenile giant white shark the hamptons rain, experts say the south shore of long island is believed to be a nursery for the great white sharks and that they are not uncommon in these waters. but they do get curious when they're splashing or kicking around. towards the beach. that is almost like again a dinner bell. it's like, what is this? is that a dead fish over there? dying fish, something struggling. let me go over and check it out. after a bit

department of agriculture. a raised its estimate for the area planted for corn.russia, a trial began today for u.s. basketball star brittney griner who has been jailed more than formless ago -- more than four months ago. she was traveling to play for a russian team and could face up to 10 years in prison. the biden administration calls are wrongfully detained. a department chain has concluded his strategic -- coles also revised its sales outlook down. a significant step for amazon as it pushes into sports. they have rights to broadcast europe's top football term in the u.k. for the first time. analysts will do that tuesday night. bt sports will remain the majority of coverage. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ today's challenges require real insights, to get to tomorrow's opportunities. ( ♪♪ ) what can we expect in the coming year? this has been a record- shattering year for m&a. five trillion dollars in deal value. and

department of agriculture by 2019. but just this last year, over the past 12 months, prior to march, $6.1 billion of land. this is according to the national realist noticing fusion, purchased by the chinese communist party. here in oklahoma where the governor is investigating loopholes in the system that have actually allowed straw men, people that are pretending to be one thing but are actually representing china to purchase the land. not only that. when they are discovering is that the chinese communist party is actually laundering money from mexico. take a listen to this. kevin stitt today on his family farm. there's been an enormous concern lately about information and evidence that the chinese communist party has been purchasing land here in the united states. hundreds of thousands of acres near our most sensitive military installations. our farmland, ranches. does that concern you? >> it really does. we pulled the stats and oklahoma was the number one land purchased by the communists or foreign nationals last year

taking hold and spreading in california is could be disastrous for wild waterfowl population department of agriculture said the spread of avian flu is partly to blame for the country's recent surge in egg prices. supply is down because the flu is killed approximately 30 million egg producing chickens. governor newsom is criticizing a decision by judge to allow oakland's largest homeless camp to stay. the governor issued a statement after a federal judge street encampment and if the governor said the decision will quote delay caltrans critical work and endanger the public. he also pointed out that the state has already given nearly $5 million in grants to rehouse people. last week, the judge placed a temporary restraining order on the efforts to clear the camp in west oakland, saying they did not give enough notice to the people living there. caltrans says recent fires at that camp show it is unsafe. berkeley teenagers completed an incredible achievement at lake tahoe 14 year old maya marriages , now the youngest female to accomplish what's known as the lake tahoe swimming. triple crown. maya was just

the bottom of the property, going into the garden and we also have to remember that the department of agriculturet you should not feed talks. it is actually harms the talks to feed them human food. it actually hurts the benefits of waterways as well because it is going to the bathroom in the waterways, which is harming the public as well. ultimately, it will be up to the court to make a determination on whether it's part of the hoa to feed the ducks are not with the ducks. >> comics to what you consider doing it right there. she says she's been doing it for ten years. exhibiting is from the "people" magazine. the say they are habitually feeding wildlife. specifically, the defendant, kathleen a row repeatedly feedstocks on the common area despite being informed that the activity is prohibited and despite a great to see such activity. she knows she's not supposed to be doing it and she said she wouldn't and yet she has. isn't that a mark in the column for hoa? >> i don't think so, sharon. we've all had annoying neighbors over the years, it seems like it's a whole bunch of neighbors, or maybe just o

and the department of agriculture is cracking down on meat -- on the meat processing industry and supporting new competitors so farmers and ranchers get a fair price. our administration will continue driving structural change to produce lower prices, higher wages, and to make our economy dynamic and competitive. following a briefing from nasa, the president and the vice president will unveil the first colored images from nasa's j james webb space telescope, the largest space telescope ever built. the high-resolution images will show light captured from galaxies that are more than 13 billion years old, form to shortly after the big bang. thanks to the incredible nasa team this work will help scientists answer some of the biggest open questions about how and why stars form on the habitability of other worlds as well. and that is it. josh, do you want to kick us off? >> two subjects, how seriously is president biden weighing a public health emergency regarding abortion access? does he have any concerns about the impact? >> jen spoke about this when she joined the briefing room on friday. she ch

department of agriculture to take action, calling for the regulatory body to focus its efforts on protectingvered on the force? join the live in the bay host olivia horton. as we bring you the fireworks shows in san francisco, concord marin and san jose. our first july 4th live is monday night at 9. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> welcome back. we are monitoring several fires burning now across northern california. as we've been reporting since tuesday, the rices fire that's in nevada. county crews are fighting 2 fires in butte county, the sandra and the nelson fire. both of those incidents started yesterday. cal fire says 2 people were hurt in the sand or fire. one of them. a firefighter. the injur

. >>> according to the department of agriculture, in 2020, more than 38 million people across the country the cost of everything continues to rise, low income americans are having a tougher time feeding their families. >> and to make matters worse, experts warn that food insecurity in america shows little signs of improving as cnn's gloria pasmina reports, the nation's food banks are stepping up to fill that void. >> reporter: a bag full of vegetables, and a little bit of food education. it is all on the menu to help blanca feed her family for several days. blanca joined the new york common pantry in the bronx at the start of the pandemic. two years later, she is still dependent on this crucial lifeline, based on her income she pays $10 to receive fresh produce twice a month. it is a big help, record-breaking inflation, the high cost of gas, and price increases on everything from food to housinging means low income americans like blanca have seen little reprieve. >> food is one of the worst items hit by inflation. >> reporter: this pantry tries to provide more than food. participants get

so the usda, our department of agriculture, has already taken steps to increase the benefit for people who are on food assistance, the s.n.a.p. program. we extended summer feeding through the summer months, which is critically important to make sure that kids who rely on school meals can continue to get quality food over the summer. and our usda is working with farmers and growers right now to put money into their efforts to try to expand production so we can grow more for prices and supply here in the united states but also the world. remember the context here. putin's invasion of ukraine has taken a lot of the store of commodities that go into food off the market. wheat, other grains, because ukraine and russia are both big global suppliers. we're doing what we can to grow more here in the united states, which will help our economy, people here in our country but also the world. >> we appreciate you joining us this earning month. as i said, you've got a big week ahead every day. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> so, more than 60 million americans enduring these really high temperatures.

in the city would need permission from multiple state and federal agencies including the department of agriculture and the united states fish and wildlife services. all right, back live. now. there's also been some controversy over how exactly the geese would be killed. there have been animal rights groups. >> who about been very concerned about potential methods for that killing. i did speak with a staffer from foster city little while ago. we're trying to get some clarification on what the plan would be. but for now in foster city, charles clifford kron. 4 news. yeah, definitely a sad situation to think about. also, though, you have to think about the health and safety of everyone in the town. so. >> definitely a tough one. i can hear them behind you to charles are not very quiet, dc there. thanks, charles. sonoma county is warning people about toxic algae blooms spotted in the russian river. they say you should not swim in the water or go boating. >> and you need to be careful around the banks of the river because the blooms can wash ashore. they say pay close attention to children and animals

of agriculture , no one thought it was possible. everyone was saying it is a good jewish girl from miami running for the department of agriculture, aseat that has never elected a female for that position nor a democrat for 20 years. we proved them wrong, we talk to everybody we made sure our first tv commercials were in league county, reflect seminole we -- flipped evolve, we made sure to go to the panhandle to rivard and polk and everywhere in our state. that is what will take in order for us to win, to make sure we have a candidate that understands the complete demographics of our state. i am the commissioner of agriculture. i have spent the last three years going to our rural communities, talking to them, finding the issues that unite us instead of dividing us. at the end of the day, we know that ron desantis has flown too close to the sun. he is prone to making mistakes and i am prone to capitalizing them. i have one our state as a democrat, the only one in this race who can claim that. i will win again in 2022 by being myself, by talking about the issues that are important to you, not the issues are just important to us. that i

u s department of agriculture workers partly blamed the flu for the country's recent surge in egg pricespply is down because the flu is killed approximately 30 million egg producing birds. the house of representatives this evening passed a ban on assault style weapons after an 18 year lapse. the final vote was to 17 to 2 13 5. democrats voted against it into republicans voted for the bill. supporters in the house cited a string of recent mass shootings involving assault weapons as a pressing reason to outlaw them. the bill now goes to the senate, where it is expected to stall. now to the latest between russia and ukraine. both sides are accusing each other of bombing a prison in a separatist region of eastern ukraine, killing dozens of prisoners of war. and this comes as a top aide to president vladimir zelensky says ukraine could have defeated russia already had heavier weapons been delivered by the west. reporter lucas tomlinson has more from keith. we hope everyone involved keeps their promises. president zelinsky traveled to ukraine's black seaport to watch the first shipments of gra

department of agriculture. it is designed to be used when extraordinary food needs arise in the world. after putin began his war, for the first time ever we drew down this trust fund entirely. all $282 million of it to purchase american food aid and dissent that food aid to countries facing the most severe food insecurity, including many in the horn of africa and yemen. at the g7 president biden and our allies announced contributions of more than $4.5 billion to address global security with more than half of those commitments coming from the united states. today i am announcing a surge of nearly $1.2 billion in funding that will be dispatched to meet the immediate needs faced by the people of somalia, kenya, and ethiopia. this is on top of the more than $507 million we have already given to the response. later this week i'll be traveling to the region to see up close how we can better help with those weathering this historic crisis. some of this assistance will take the form of food aid, staples like sorghum an

, the bill emerson humanitarian trust is an emergency reserve shared by usaid and the us department of agriculture designed to be used when extorting a food needs arise in the world. after putin began his war for the first time ever, we drew down this trust fund entirely, all $282 million of it to purchase american food aid and to send that food aid to countries facing food insecurity including many in the horn of africa and yemen. president biden and our allies announced contributions of 4. $5 million to address global food security with half the commitments coming from the united states. today, i am announcing a surge of $1.2 trillion in funding that will be dispatched to meet the immediate needs faced by the people of somalia, kenya, and ethiopia on top of the $507 million we have given to the horn response. later this week i will travel to the region to speak up close to better help those weathering this historic crisis. some of this assistance will take the form of food aid. something like split peas and cooking oil that sustain those who lack access to food but as the global community long r

has surged 13 percent according to the department of agriculture, putting many east coast farms at risk because grocery stores these days while you're around consistent supply. and we are a seasonal production area. we can't supply everything 12 months so either. so people are gonna have to think a little bit differently about how they deal and the wholesale market i'm, it's going to be a challenge. some farmers are selling directly to local consumers, attempting to diversify their crops and their customer base. and in may, president biden authorized funding to produce more fertilizer domestically, as well as incentives for us farmers to plant more crops to help make up for shortfalls of ukrainian wheat. but it may be too late for tom shepard who's looking to downsize his operation and expenses. he currently employs more than 200 people. unless the ya berkin consumer, god, restricted request, the supermarket suit to stock local, you know, lease us made stuff. we're gonna have a tough time because we are, wages are so much higher farmers think it's a small price to pay to preserve local

and ninety two thousand acres of land were actually purchased by china, according to us department of agriculture, by 2019. but just this last year, over the past 12 months prior to march six , $1 billion of land and this is according to the national real estate association, was purchased by the chinese communist party here in oklahoma where governor stitt is now investigating loopholes in the system that have actually allowed straw man people that are pretending to be one thing but are actually representing china to purchase the land. and not only that, what they're discovering is that the chinese communist party is actually laundering money for mexico. take a listen to this with kevin stitt today out on his family's farmland. there's been enormous concern, though, lately about information and evidence that the chinese communist party has been purchasing land here in the united states . hundreds of thousands of acres near our most sensitive military installations are farmland or ranches. does that concern you? no, it really does. we just found out we pulled the states and oklahoma was the number