counted in other games of the country’s most national lottery, the head of the marketing department of public relationsof the circulation commission, olga kostyakova, will answer us, good morning, good morning, good morning, there are already more than 630 millionaires in dreamleon, more than 3 billion were drawn, and the amount of winnings from all online lotteries for the festive september was almost 800 million. by the way, about online lotteries this month we are combining our favorite lotteries into duets, we are doubling them, some categories of winnings, so everything is on website and mobile application nloto, thank you very much, thank you very much olya, and today in our coffee shop one of those 630 millionaires is andrey usok from moscow, he stands out with the dreamer badge, well, unlike all the others present here, because a week ago on our, on our birthday, he won a prize of two: million and says that this prize was unexpected for him, andrey, please tell me why it was unexpected? i’ve been playing dreamleon almost from the very beginning, i saw an advertisement a long time ago, but this

many years... this is the chairman of the circulation commission, head of the marketing department of public relationsnady grakun, arseny kolesnnikov from yekaterinburg, tatyana birch from novokuznetsk, and alexey kovalyovo from tula at our holiday, all of them are friends. it's a lionelion's dream, but everyone has their own path to winning. arseny, please tell me where you bought how many tickets for the top 12 online lottery to win? i bought a 6,000 ticket on the enlo website, how much? 6,000, 6,000, 6,000 per 100 is 600,000 rubles. you spent and won, a million, well, you’re in the black, you’re in the black, god, what a scale, but friends, there are those who won thanks to one ticket, but what contributed to the winning, i want to know from tatyana the birches, tatyana, please tell me, you really did, i went into the store and quite by accident bought one ticket, and and the fact is that i am an astrologer , yes, i calculated in advance how it would be, either or, or 600,000 or an astrologer, i understand perfectly well, and lyubov petrova also knows how to organize her thoughts correctly. what he

postgraduate years at the department of philosophy , what department did i study in, then it was called the faculty of international information at the department of public relations up, i’m still a teacher , that is, a popularizer, you know, when i was at school, i remember we arrived in yekaterinburg, went to the faculty of philosophy and we ended up at lecture about engels, and i remember what the teacher said, that marx was really a thinker, and engels was such a popularizer, i somehow got this idea in my head i hit my head and i don’t mean that i compare myself to engels. but i understand that i am a popularizer, i can find contact with the audience, as long as i have this, i understand that it can go away tomorrow, because as you know very well, every time you enter the audience, it’s the same again, and you don’t understand whether this lecture will work or not, in fact, i got this turnaround, and as for my current main obedience, forgive me, i ’m using this word, but in a sense it’s like that and there is, then i treat it in such a way that - i probably turned out to be... ' needed, i was given such an honor, they called me, i came, that is, you didn’t ask

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rose to the rank of major, a full-scale the invasion was met in a chair by an officer of the public relations department of the armed forces of ukraine, recalls the tension on the eve of the attack. we all knew that there would be an invasion, the military knew it absolutely, especially. those who were more or less involved in the administration, up to the top of these structures, there were so many trainings that, well, probably in the previous nine-eight years, there were not so many, they were constantly trained, tankers, gunners, scouts were trained, signalmen, all, all, all, absolutely, there were a lot of these, uav operators, they were taught simply in packs, colossal busyness during the war did not prevent elena from remembering her favorite thing, she continues to write all the time: true, the volumes have changed, to a greater extent, from journalistic reports to the author's book. in october 2018, mokrenchuk presented the children's edition of aliska the front-line fox, which she dedicated to her comrades from the 72nd brigade. the plot was based on a real story. the tiny baby was born during

department of general secondary and preschool special education of the ministry of education, alexandra alekseeva , head of the financial literacy department , information management and public relationsrning, good morning, good morning, and let's immediately figure out what the children will be taught in these electives, well, this is an elective subject for fifth to seventh grades, fifth graders will find out. about what income and expenses are, and what is saving, borrowing, what is a personal , family budget, sixth graders will get acquainted with what banks are and how they can be useful to people, with basic banking products, deposits, loans, bank payment card, learn the basic tricks of scammers so as not to fall for them online, well, seventh graders will have more complex information about the state budget. they will learn what public finances are, what kind of taxes there are, absolutely true , this is the information, it’s all in a simple, accessible form, together with their peer, the boy alyosha, who with his family, grandparents, mom, dad, little sister learns the basics of financial literacy, as i understand it, the main character of the textbook, interestingly, every fa

the operational command north in 2018-2021. and since december 21, she is an officer of the public relations departmentf the armed forces of ukraine, and besides, she is a member of the union of journalists and the union of writers . something is not working, they are trying to fix it and they are already suggesting that it seems to be, well, let's check it now, ms. elena, good morning to you once again, greetings to everyone, oh, great, and we hear you, and we see you, mrs. elena, you have the call sign swallow, yes, yes, and why did you assign it to him, is it you yourself? thought whether someone still had his name, no, it was during the hostilities for another 14-15 years, and at that time i was a volunteer, in my 72nd brigade, i helped the boys, brought them various aid there, and one of them, kombat mauli, unfortunately, he has already died, so he said, i say tell how that swallow, you fly, you feed the chicks in the nests, well, because the boys were standing in the landings, there was very far from populated areas... and you know, such a separate wop, it was really like a nest , very cool, and

i generally disappeared in the department of philosophy, in what department i studied, then it was called the faculty of international information, yeah. public relationsll , i don’t have this dominant academic scientist, i’m not ready to give it all up, i’m still a teacher, that is, a popularizer, i know, when just at school, i remember, we arrived in yekaterinburg , went to the faculty of philosophy and we got to a lecture about engels, and i remember - this is what the teacher said, that marx was really a thinker, and engels , he is such a popularizer, i somehow got this idea in my head and i don’t mean that i compare myself with engels, but i understand that i’m a popularizer, i can find contact with the audience as long as i have this, i understand that this could go away tomorrow, because as you know very well, every time you enter the audience, it’s like all over again, and you don’t understand whether this lecture will work or not, in fact, i have this spread it turned out, but as for... my current basic obedience, forgive me, i am the word i use it, but in some sense it is so, then i treat it in such a way that i was probably needed, i was giv

a result of which three groups of ukrainian... intelligence agents were detained, one resisted the arrest and was liquidated, according to the department’s public relationsraine and russia, they ran internet resources, website and telegram chat of the ukrainian media, which were used to collect data on the psychological impact on residents of the region, they were persuaded to transmit data about the locations and movements of the russian military during a search in a homemade bomb was found in the apartment of one of the suspects.

result of which... three groups of ukrainian intelligence agents were detained, one during the arrest he resisted, was liquidated, according to the department's public relations center, these are citizens of ukraine and russia, they ran internet resources, a website and a telegram chat of the ukrainian media, which were used for collecting data on the psychological impact on residents of the region, they were persuaded to transmit data about the locations and movements of the russian military; during a search in the apartment of one of the suspects , a homemade ... machine gun and a grenade were found, the detainees had already given confessions. well, now there is a live broadcast from the central bank. colleagues, good afternoon, i’m glad to see you all, we’re starting a press conference with bank of russia chairman elvira nabiulina, deputy chairman alexei zabotkin. and first the chairman will make a statement following the meeting of the board of directors. please. good afternoon. today we have decided to increase the key rate to 15% per annum. the tightening of monetary policy is already being transmitted to the economy. we see this in the growing attract

of all why did you go? you didn't not have to go at this present time. israel has their hands full, they didn't need president biden over there, always the public relations departmentf the white house that dictates what happens. >> greg: like when you have relatives that decide you want to stay for the weekend but you have a tough monday ahead, you don't really need them to stay on the couch. that's a terrible analogy. larry you work for president trump, how do you feel that administration would have handled this differently? is that too unrealistic a question? >> larry: no. i mean, i thought your intro was fabulous on this point and i think it's a really important point. when trump left the white house, there was peace in the middle east, and there was prosperity in the middle east. when trump left the white house, iran was broke, and china wouldn't dare to buy any oil, because trump laid down a marker. when trump left the white house, the middle eastern gulf states were aligning with israel instead of attacking israel at every turn. he also put the embassy in jerusalem where it belongs. he would never have allowed the kind of retreat from afghanistan, which is pr

on other topics: fsb officers detained residents of crimea for collaborating with the sbu, this was reported in the department’s public relationsenter. on instructions from the ukrainian special service, the man was organizing caches of ammunition; it was also established that the detainee was transmitting information about the situation on the peninsula. the agent was detained while trying to take a package with an explosive from chron device. several criminal cases were initiated at once. sergey contacted me and said that it would be good, we need to move, translate the parcel. from one place to another, nothing was said openly , according to some descriptions, i realized that it could be an explosive, he sent me coordinates and photographs of the place where this parcel was located, i was going to take the parcel, translate it, photograph it to take it for myself, well, to hide it somewhere in my place, i went and there i was detained by the fsb. russian su-34 attacked points temporary deployment of the armed forces of ukraine in the kupyanka direction. this was reported by representatives of the west group. in addition, cre

. >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to w

of kyrgyz-russian relations. in this regard , the active dynamics of contacts and exchanges between departments and regions of our countries, as well as through publices attention. the solid foundation on which we build our future together is. historical universities of friendship between the two countries, to strengthen relations of alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia, there are strong. basis and broad prospects. russia is one of the leading trade and economic partners of kyrgyzstan. last year , trade turnover increased by 37% to a record level of almost $3.5 billion. and in the first half of this year it added another 17.9%. russia is the largest investor in the kyrgyz economy, about 36%. 800 enterprises with russian participation, work in this area is being carried out by an intergovernmental commission, we believe that the work is going very successfully, an intergovernmental program is being implemented, economic cooperation until 2026, the president of russia arrived in beshkak with an order for sadyr zhaparov, the order of honor for his significant contribution to strengthening the relations of strategic partnersh

the point, dancing is your bag of popcorn, for discount stores this is the norm, crimea for cooperation with the sbu, this was reported in the department’s public relationsrgey contacted me and said that he was good. to need to move, transfer a parcel from one place to another, nothing was said openly there, from some descriptions, i realized that it could be an explosive, he sent me coordinates and photographs of the place where this parcel was located, i was going to take the parcel, bring it, photograph it, take it for myself, well, how i wanted to hide it somewhere in my place, i went and there i was... detained by the fsb. now about the situation in the middle east, over the past night the israeli army attacked more than 200 military targets in the gaza strip, including a strike on hamas headquarters and a bank that the organization used for financing its activities. with details from alika komarova. there are now at least 200 prisoners in the gas sector. there are foreigners among them. representatives of the movement reported this. according to preliminary estimates, there are 200-250 prisoners or more in the gas sector, the alqasam brigades and a

thanks for coming to my >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to w

learn more about the street >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to w

the murdered man, come on gena, report, ulrich eenson, 52 years old. headed the public relations department in the community ofs, well, besides developing relations, what else do they do, sponsor various kind of cultural events, including this bike show festival? highly cultural event, we found something to finance, there is various educational programs, seminars , yeah. but this is all external well-being. in fact, these three showed increased interest in the latest russian scientific developments. well, ulrich jenson is one of them. so, well, gena, more details, more details. now, this community has announced grants for research in the field of high technology. all three were already under operational investigation for industrial espionage. ulrich jenson was killed. this man was transferred somewhere, he is not in the country now, only this secretary remains in russia, and it seems to me that what does it mean, ivan ivanovich, what do we have, the coin has disappeared without a trace, yentsin has been killed, we are not interested in this man , since he is not in the country, which means we need to follow th

sfgovtv i'm chris thanks fo >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to w

of kyrgyz-russian relations. in this regard, it deserves attention: the active dynamics of contacts and exchanges between departments and our countries, as well as through public. among them, i would like to especially highlight the memory train, scarlet sails, shows of masters and young talents of kyrgyz ballet art in cities yekaterinburg, chelyabinsk, kurgan and kazan. in the near future, 15 students will visit russia as part of the interhome for children of kyrgyzstan project. we also highly appreciate the visits to bishkek by the leadership of the russian government, the ministry of emergency situations, the ministry of defense, the russian guard and other delegations. it is gratifying that the solid foundation on which we are building our joint future is the historical universities of friendship between the two countries; there is a strong foundation and broad prospects for strengthening relations of alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia. dear vladimir vladimirovich, please, i give you the floor. dear friends, colleagues, first of all i would like to thank the president for the invitation. we really have good reasons, but also w

of kyrgyz-russian relations. in this regard , the active dynamics of contacts and exchanges between departments and regions of our countries, as well as through publicmacy, deserves attention. and the solid foundation on which we are building our joint future is the historical universities of friendship between the two countries; there is a strong foundation and broad prospects for strengthening the alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia. these negotiations are still ongoing, of course, we we are counting on... to know the details a little later, this is a meeting, and the first, but not the last for today, vladimir putin also intends to meet with his colleague from azerbaijan, ilham aliyev, issues will obviously be discussed there, first of all, nagorno-karabakh, his integration, already in azerbaijan and of course, the situation of russian peacekeepers there, as we know, the mandate for our peacekeepers to be there expires in 2025 and the issue of their assistance to the population who decides to return to nagorno-karabakh again, of course, we are talking about armenians here, so we will wait and share the details with yo

not all of speeding is related to bad road design and lack of traffic-calming feature that is present in lower income neighborhoods with low-levels of public investment. >>> the california department of justice will oversee reforms to the vallejo police department for the next five years. the agreement resolves the doj's complaint against vallejo pd alleging the department violated people's constitutional rights and engaged in a pattern of unconstitutional conduct. >> at its core this new agreement is about building and strengthening trust between the vallejo police department and the community it serves. it is about correcting injustices and enhancing public safety for all people in vallejo. >> it comes months after the city council declared a state of emergency over the city's police officer shortage. the city council will reevaluate the state of emergency every 60 days. >>> we are learning more about the fire that destroyed part ever the livermore shopping center over the weekend. this is citizen app video. it captures the black smoke from a distance. it happened yesterday evening. today, here is the aftermath of the flames, three vacant buildings destroyed. a fourth is partly

of ministries and departments, representatives of business, expert and public circles of the two countries, that is, those who mainly deals with practical aspects of the entire complex of friendly russian-kyrgyz relationsrticular their trade and economic component. it cannot but cause satisfaction that interregional cooperation covers, suppresses... the majority of the constituent entities of the russian federation and all seven kyrgyz regions, while on the russian side moscow and st. petersburg, tatarstan and bashkarat, the orenburg and chelyabinsk regions are showing noticeable activity. it is important that in such activities the regions rely on help and support governments of russia and kyrgyzstan. the russian export center is helping to strengthen interregional trade ties. largely due to this, mutual trade between the regions is diversifying and growing steadily. and in general, at the end of 2022, bilateral russian-kyrgyz trade turnover increased by 37% and reached $3.4 billion; in the first half of this year, compared to the same period last year, it increased by another 17.4%. significant contribution to interregional cooperation in establishing. direct contacts between russian and kyrgyz busin

the announcement of the resignation of the prosecutor general came as a complete surprise to everyone. the information and public relations department are still working as usual . in connection with recent events , the first comments have already been made. oh, come on. maryaevna, sit with us. even the day before yesterday. olga vladimirovna, isn’t it time to agree on the charges? we've been sitting too long. that they will be able to help, although i would like to believe in the best, i am sure that there is a risk, some sources linked this resignation to recent statements by the prosecutor general, about high-profile cases being prepared, as well as the possible beginning of an open phase of struggle within various factions in the highest echelon of power. ivan ivanovich, to be honest, i didn’t expect it from you. eh, maryu sergeevna, i’m already at a critical age, i’m about to retire, and here things are like this. do you think there will be a reorganization after all? well, yes, it will happen, they will disperse us all. well, that’s right, says petya, there’s no mood to work, they won’t disperse everyone, they’ll create an inve

of conspiracy to commit honest services, wire fraud. among other charges. nuru is currently serving a seven-year federal prison sentence for corruption related crimes while head of the city's public works departmentl, on the in the south bay, san jose senator david court se and city advocates will be celebrating the passing of legislation that's aiming at protecting the rights of incarcerated people to wear religious clothing and headwear. it's set for 11:00am at bay area's office of the council on american islamic relations in santa clara governor newsom signed the legislation into law last week, the right to allow this law is approved. to reduce violence and other negative behaviors in correctional facilities. san francisco supervisor connie chan is set to host a press conference on new legislation aimed to hold bad contractors accountable in the city. it's set to begin at 9.30, on the steps of city hall supervisor shamann walton is also expected to join as well as the chinese progressive association supervisor chan will introduce her pro act legislation which would allow the city to to suspend contractors found in violation of specific labor laws. >> it's 6.26. coming up next on the kron, 4 mo

of public security of the lao people's democratic republic of velaya lakphonga agreed to increase cooperation and combat cybercrime. development of our relations, we in our ministry, including local administration, have created an independent department insipidity, with the identification of crimes committed with the help of information and communication technologies, so we have already gained relevant experience, and if earlier, previous years, this the type of crime we have has increased. we are currently observing that criminal groups operating abroad carry out cyber attacks on government websites, on the websites of government agencies, in connection with this, we are in need of highly qualified personnel who can resist this type of crime. a new street has been opened in ologda, which will become part of the transport ring. the project is being implemented on behalf of. the goal is to relieve the city center from traffic jams. deputy prime minister marat khusnulin took part in the ceremony via video link. alexandra romanova street - a modern highway with four lanes. it has sidewalks, public transport stops and bike paths. in addition, the large-scale project includes three roundabouts as well as a bridge over the river. the mayor

studies conducted by the state department of public health revealing black women in california make up just 5% of pregnant patients in our hospitals. but make up pregnancy relatedleaders say bias in the health care system is a big part of the problem. this week. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of an investigation into anti-bias training for pregnancy care providers. state law requires that training for staff and health care facilities is necessary. and bonta says since 2021, the rate of compliance as improved from 17 to 81%. it's an issue close to bond to because he says even his wife as faced by us in the health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here, and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equity that we must achieve for all for the mothers. >> th

i also asked the san francisco public health department if they have any reports of foodborne illness related to these food vendors. i was told the majority do not report so effectively no. i also asked if anyone from the department has reached out to these vendors and we have not received a response from the department yet in the newsroom. luz pena, abc7 news. >> we will wait and see. luis, thank you. more than 3700 union nurses with santa clara county's health and hospital system are now working without a contract. members of the registered nurses professional association staged rallies outside three health facilities today, this one at o'connor hospital in san jose. the nurses are demanding better working conditions and staffing levels and better care for patients who rely on the county's public health system. they're contract expired yesterday, the county issued a statement saying, quote, we look forward to working collaboratively with our nurses to reach an agreement on a contract that reflects our mutual commitment to supporting our nursing workforce and delivering excellent care to our

of the department are ready to share their work with colleagues from other countries. vladimir kolokoltsev stated this at a meeting with minister of public security of laos, velay lakham phonungo. in general, the parties noted that relationseveloping very fruitfully and completely coincide on many international issues . tragedy for the family of the famous musician and producer stas namin in the moscow region in a country house, his stepson roman mikayan killed his grandmother and brother, he himself called the police and confessed to sadeenan, on friday the court sent him to pre-trial detention. do you even remember how you killed? roman mikayan, accused of double murder, ended up in stas's family namina, after the musician married galina tkachenko, roman and her son from his first marriage, murdered artyom, the couple’s common child, the children were raised as family, stas namen, whose real name is anastas mikayan, he is a complete tycoon of the famous grandfather, did not officially adopt the little boy for more than divorced from his mother for 15 years. despite this, the novel changed his surname; everyone saw his middle name as the heir to the rock musician. the young man had already been convicted in the past; he

i also asked san francisco's public health department if they have any reports of foodborne illness related to these food vendors. and they said many don't report so effectively. no. in the newsroom, luz pena abc seven news, cannabis infused fruit juice were found mixed in with students. >> candy from an alameda elementary school event. at least one child ate the candy from amelia earhart elementary. the district notified families to look out for kiva, lost farm shoes, which are marked as cannabis infused. three families have reported finding them. police are looking into this incident and warned that these infused candies can closely resemble popular name brand sweets. so be on the lookout this halloween. now details about the bizarre and dangerous police psuitrom san francisco to the east bay that ended last nightith an arrest martinez. along the way, the suspect punched a man in a church and threw bombs at police officers. he's now in jail. and abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley explains what happened. >> the san francisco police swat team and bomb squad swarmed into this home in concord

conducted by the state department of public health revealed that black women in california makeup just 5% of pregnant patients in our hospitals. they also make up 21% of pregnancy related deaths. so it's a number that cuts across income levels. state leaders say bias in healthcare systems is a huge part of the problem. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of an investigation into it. anti-bias training for pregnancy care providers. state law requires a training for staff. it health care facilities. fonda says since 2021, the rate of compliance has improved from 70 to 81%. it's issue close onto because he says even his wife as face bias in the health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here, and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equity that we must achieve for al

new studies by the state department of public health revealed that black women in california make up 5% of pregnant patients in hospitals, but they make up 21% of pregnancy related this is a number that comes across income levels and state leaders are concerned of addressing those bias in the health care system. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of the investigation into the anti bias training that's going on in pregnancy providers. state law requires the training for staff at health care facilities and been to ces since 2021. the rate of compliance has improved from 17% to 81%. this is an issue that is close to bond a because his own wife has also face bias in health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here. and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equit

conducted by the state department of public health are revealing black woman in california make up just 5% of pregnant patients in our hospitals, but also make up 21% of pregnancy relateds and state leaders say bias in the health care system is part of this problem. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of this investigation into anti-bias training for pregnancy care providers. state law requires that training for staff at health care facilities. fatah says since 2021, the rate of compliance improved from 17 to 81%. it's an issue close to because he says even his wife has faced by us from the health care system. >> that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here, especially bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equity that we must achieve for all for the mothers. >> the training is required under the

studies by the state department of public health revealed that black women in california to make a 5% of pregnant patients in the hospitals, but they make up 21% of pregnancy related and that is a number that cuts across all income levels. state leaders say that there is bias in the health care system that they aim to solve. state attorney general rob bonta. you can see here announced the results of an investigation into how anti bias training is going that pregnancy care providers, state law does require training for staff and health care facilities. and van der says his 2021 the rate of compliance has improved from 17% to 81%. now this is an issue that is close to his own family as well because he says even his wife faces bias in health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here. and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data c

department of public health. and they reveal that black women in california make up 5% of pregnant patients in the hospitals. but they make up. 21 1% of pregnancy relatedthat goes across all income levels. state leaders say that its bias in the health care system last week, state attorney general rob bonta said the results of this investigation into this anti bias training that's happening with pregnancy care providers. it's a state law that requires training for staff and van to says since 2021 the rate of compliance improved from 17% to 81%. this is an issue that's close to bond because he says even his wife has face bias in health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here, and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equity that we must achieve for all for the mothers

of these universities? harvard, i don't know who writes in their public relations department, but how hard is it to condemn on first ask hamas killers? >> if you've been raised in a college that believes everything that -- against everything we stand for it is difficult for them to nuance this. they go with their heart, feelings and what they've been taught. we've been dealing with decades of this stuff. those now in our corporate structures and college administrative have been trained tore decades to do what they're doing. it is difficult for them. we need to hold the colleges accountable for their outcomes they'll start to get the right prof profess -- >> harris: there were upwards of 30 groups on the campus and took time for the university to speak to those groups that were, you know, for hamas. all right. let's move. house republicans could vote on the latest choice for speaker just hours from now. last night they voted mike johnson, congressman from louisiana, to be their fourth speaker candidate since kevin mccarthy, congressman from california, had to vacate his seat. congressman tom emmer dropped o

department of public health and they revealed a black woman in california. >> di mourn pregnancy. they make up 5% of pregnant patients, but they make up 21% of pregnancy related cuts across income levels and state leaders say that the bison health has to be addressed. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of the investigation in how the anti bias training is going in. pregnancy providers, the state law provides training for staff and bonta says since 2021 the rate of compliance has improved from 17% to 81%. this is an issue that is close to his heart because his own wife has faced by us the health care system. >> the reality that the love of my life. might not get the same quality of care as a white here. and bringing a new life into this world. terrifying and unacceptable. and we can do something about it. one thing is very clear from this report. >> and that is legislation alone will not fix this problem. increasing funding alone will not fix this problem. we need legislation and funding with oversight enforcement data collection and accountability to produce the equity that we must achieve for all for the mothers. >> the training is requir