irina irina irina also transferred to you from the digital ruble platform, and 200,000 digital rubles. you have 500.000 in your wallet. you can use them safely without any restrictions. and to be honest, we have such a system in the country that gave the opportunity to citizens in this sense to act by analogy with a cash wallet. how much is the theme, can you use it? yes, we do not, because even in terms of non-cash payments banks impose restrictions. what kind of day can you not transfer more than such an amount, or there you have a limit per month. you must not, not all banks are some, but nevertheless such a certain dependence on the conditions of the tariff of banks. it is certainly non-cash, and the world in terms of non-cash reports exist, and what else is a good digital ruble for us as citizens. i really really look forward to it honestly, but because i myself have been using non-cash funds for a long time, i don’t have personal funds in my wallet, but i really don’t enough. just to have some tool where i don't think. what is the tariff and how much am i allowed to transfer, an

all walks of life are permeated by digital transformation. and since the cobit pandemic, this process has accelerated. the digital economy is growing 7 times as quickly as the rest of the economy. it's our future, like it or not. there are real opportunities, but the dangers should not be underestimated. so far, europe has not produced any big i t enterprise of its own. the question now is, can we catch up and finally take our digital future into our own hands? yes, i just advised after a separation, i decided to give it to go. something to you. confronted with all kinds of questions, what do i reveal? how do i present myself or the impression do i want to convey it was so difficult to put together. this profile is pushing stopped by the city was pretty new to me and they want it to get to know new people in the side. i'm not the kind to walk up to a stranger and a bar and say hi there. how's it going to get to the chevy design? you keep like come through with difficult separation of my friends told me i should get back to living my life. the

and a digital democracy that safeguards people's rights and privacy. and most importantly, enables them to exert power over public decisions. italian francesca, 3 of us has long been committed to grass roots democratic platforms. 46 years ago, she started as the municipalities, 1st information officer. gross was 15 minutes. okay, of human factors. our biggest experiment was in democratic participation. for this we created a platform called desi dean, barcelona barcelona. this evening is one i love to see them as a digital platform for citizen participation assigned this. i know that it is designed to enable you to participate digital, but also to inform you of all the offline event and presence. yeah. do it on. i was in the last 4 years and don't talk to so patient processors of all kinds of being creative, seo, mobility concepts and planning and design those public space and spiteful leak. with this, the generally people get on the 1st large scale experiment enabled us to discover the true priorities of the city at the grassroots level. the god bless

that's what digital citizen participation can look like. a showcase model for them in the past 4 years, 40000 people have participated in strategic planning across the city. about 70 percent of citizens proposal and square incentive. i'm at the base proposals are examined and there is always a follow up process in this way that it didn't as already had a big impact on the city policy stuff too. and i was thinking of balcony out of this to be much, we have much alone. i saw this after we developed and just to deem here in barcelona. it was introduced in helsinki in iceland to madrid, turn in milan, and drown. at the moment 80 cities across the world are using it, but it is only become a european platform for a democratic participation of that love. at this you presented demographic out it was driving through and seeing towns that were visit the deterioration. a main street just looking like there was no life and thinking how do you so of accomplishment that long before the coven pandemic, a civic movement in ireland was attempting to halt th

we're all in the process of exploring this new digital worlds. so you can watch them as of the modem of it. as sonya exemplifies how digitization processes can succeed, private and public initiatives overlap with mutual benefit. the similarly style projects can be found across the continent and look very promising that we need to do our digital democracy has never been a facebook democracy. christie, click here and democracy when we're in a radical forward looking project has been launched by the city of far so lona: it's banking on the digital realm to strength and democracy through citizen participation. they are the democrats and did you need the, our idea of digital democracy was a cross between physical spaces such as urban neighborhoods and a digital democracy that safeguards people's rights and privacy. and most importantly, enables them to exert power over public decisions. italian francesca, 3 of us has long been committed to grass roots democratic platforms. 46 years ago, she started as the municipalities, 1st information officer. gross

what do advocates of this digital euro say about that? where they say it's the opposite is true because the digital, your books like cache, you don't have so much data involved as if you papers, mastercard, or visa because there's no name involved. there is no account involved, so you're not leaving much traces and that's why the amount of a did you to do just as yours, it can have and use model. it is limited, actually 2 or $3000.00 zeros to avoid the of yeah, there's something, some abuse and also money laundering, still vio, correspondence, battery got in brussels bound. thank you. and also some of the other global business stories making news you own. or you may ask for kind of more than half of the swiss 45000 jobs. so was thinking joined us, acquired from arrival in an emergency take over. the bulk of the cuts will be rewarded leave within investment banking support staff traders and bankers are likely to be most effective. italian prime minister, georgia maloney has criticized the european central bank for repeatedly raising intere

what do advocates of this digital euro say about that? where they say it's the opposite is true because the digital, the euro books like cash, you don't have so much data involved as if you paid was mastercard visa because there's no name involves. there is no account involved, so you're not leaving much traces and that's why the amount of a did you to do to, to yours. it can have in your smartphone, it is limited actually 2 or $3000.00 zeros to avoid and of yeah, there's something, some abuse and also money laundering, dw corresponding battery got in brussels. bam, thank you. and also some of the other global business stories making use your own. are you be asked to look at more than half of countries with $45000.00 jobs. so was thinking joined us, acquired from arrival in an emergency take over. the bulk of the cuts will be rewarded leave with an investment banking support staff traders and bankers are likely to be most effective. the detailing private, assert, georgia, maloney has criticized the european central bank for repeatedly rai

right. mcginnis cited several reasons for the move to a digital tender one. is that the declining use of cash, but there is also a concern that all the nations will dominate the digital economy if the you doesn't take action. so for an i, jerry, i'll jamaica and several other caribbean nations have fully launched centrally back to digital currencies and other $53.00 countries are in the event stages of a roll out, including china, india, japan, and brazil. that's good morning, this from dw correspondence band. we got in brussels band, a good to see you. tell us more about why you regulators feel this digital euro is actually necessary. the commission is says it wants to be part of the game. it feels that it is necessary to have also a digital branch of the your, which is the 2nd biggest currency in the world. and they want to, to fulfill the vicious of consumers. there was a survey and consumers say, yes, we want that. and it also grounds some kind of independence from payment systems like mastercard or visa, which are all seated in the united states. right?

they don't state digital equity they say digital opportunities. that is their vernacular there but they get the notion that we want to make sure we are addressing all types of regional geographics within our state. and also acp is such a great issue. everyone loves it at the local level. i am often fascinated that when i get into the d.c. conversations here or having a talk with people on the hill it becomes a partisan conversation. at the local level people get it and see it as a larger play for a larger type of plan for their state or their human -- municipality. in particular i always want to talk about, i know we are talking about internet access but also devices to for black and brown people. we overlook that piece. we are going to connect all of our communities but they don't have computers in their homes so how do you expect them to work alongside machines, be the machines and have these amazing programs without actually having computers to adopt the internet? but i am just going to drop that there, we as a country can come back to this. oh

healthcare digital equity.h is digital equity it's a way taking the agency of where people live, the spaces in which they live the places where they feel empowered to use the technology to help them solve problems. i'm getting to you all, this is what i love to talk about. we will come to all of you with questions. if you have questions online hashtag acp future or brookings at ÃÃbrookings.edu i've only done this seven years but my mind is thinking about all these opportunities of having local practitioners on the stage and humbles my heart. the last question i would ask before we get to q&a. my next question is, what happens when this program goes away? is there a real cost to it if the program goes away? let's say some of the fears we heard spoken about come true that we run out of money or for some reason it gets to a political logjam. what do we do? >> it will go away. in the country affordability programs and subsidies that the cost of building and maintaining our network.we are not just end-users we are a

we are already used to the digital jet correctly, but this is digital history and physics, physics issical history, that is, a combination of numbers and physics, as we used to be a combination in our e, in our hmm in our paradigm in our new ideology, which we came up with this combination of esports and physical sports classic sports have you want, some of them are there in the olympic federations in summer sports no matter. what a well classic sport like we are with you are used to imagining sports. the same people, the same team, they first compete in esports realities, that is, well, actually play esports. and after that they go out on the ice on the lawn, depending on the type of physical activity, and continue the same kind of sport already in physical reality. here we have connected two two regulations , it turned out a certain new essence, two sports regulations, a certain new essence appeared, then another essence. we did fijit football, then we did fijit hockey then they will make mma widgets, then they will make phygital, basketball and so on, then they will test it. ah, th

eh, so hmm , if we just talk about numbers, yesterday i was on one digit from digit to digit, and yesterday panel discussions. i gave an example that we are behind the figures of trade, which is really growing, showing impressive pace, we forget the service sector, but in the service sector we have the it block, the it block, which , to be honest, no one paid attention to before, it was just explosive growth, and last year we reached a mutual turnover of $ 1 billion, well, virtually from scratch virtually from scratch. e, here of course, wait, this paper has become less somewhere, just the speed of interaction, then this is again the sphere of industry. this industrial software is the replacement of all western e-brands that have gone away. and this is now the most important most acute and most up-to-date digital. in nizhny novgorod, i was personally struck by a very panel discussion with the participation of the prime minister of the russian federation, his immersion, in general, in this entire agenda. and here it is, uh, sectoral structuring, where everyone's task is clear for a very shor

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the digital e. my era is leading the field in africa, access to cash is limited across the continent anyway, due to a lack of bank branches. the germans, meanwhile, are hanging onto their cash. 54 percent of the highest figure in europe prefer to pay with it. but an e euro is set to bring many advantages. no more a teams being loaded up, money laundering, financing, terrorism and tax fraud would be made much harder according to cash critics. but cash advocates that money laundering didn't decrease despite the use 2016 decision to fight it by doing away with the 500 euro notes. they won that if we can only pay digitally, everyone becomes visible to the state. every transaction can be tracked and information gleaned about where we live, what we eat, and what we consume. they say the huge data industry would also be able to interfere in your affairs. in canada, the digital accounts of people supporting stretching truckers were frozen and china is social chris. it system centers critics by blocking thei

through the digital pound foundation, we | digital pound foundation, we can see there are a whole variety regard to a well—designed digital pound looks like, and we have two make sure that it is very well thought through, and understandably, the public are concerned in regards to what this means, the pregnancy, for example, the bank of england made it absolutely clear they are interested in what you are spending your digital pound on. they will be interested of date of course from a higher level, but not on a personal kind of transaction by transaction basis. there needs to be full controls with regard to privacy, we need to make sure the technology is secure, robust, but resilient. it is particularly important. this new form of money could help to address financial inclusion. what does that look like? what could the off—line capabilities be? the physical cash can be used anywhere potentially, a digital form used anywhere potentially, a digitalform of used anywhere potentially, a digital form of money also needs to be able to be used at any time, and of course as it becomes digital, there

hoy tenemos otra visita de lugo, el seÑor pablo montero nos visita en la "ediciÓn digital", atenciÓn,on el nuevo cascade platinum plus ahora los lavo... de manera... diferente. con el doble poder de dawn contra la grasa y doble poder para restregar. puedo cargar así, y sale así. atrévete a lavar platos... diferente. alfonso aguilar, analista republicano, quÉ bueno que estÁ con la voz de la maÑana. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hoy la "ediciÓn digital" tenemos a un artista que con su talento ha conquistado el corazÓn de millones de fanÁticos en el mundo entero. borja: hoy le damos la bienvenida al actor y cantante mexicana, nuestro querido amigo pablo montero, quien llega estrenando uno de 40, bienvenido, fortes aplauso. pablo, gracias por estar con nosotros. uno de 40, eso es mÁs o menos como yo, casi casi una de 40. >> creo que cuando tenemos una relaciÓn, creo que las mujeres nos dicen quÉ prefieres dos de 20 o una de 40. una relaciÓn larga creo que tiene que ser contemporÁneo. carolina: no sÓlo cantos, tambiÉn en este momento tienes la experiencia de ser producto

la familia habla con la "ediciÓn digital" primero.n miembro muy importante que pronto estarÁ con ustedes. krystal, dicen que fue un milagro de vida, quÉ fue lo que paso? >> los tuve a las 22 semana, tenÍa que ser en mayo, 8 o no sÉ quÉ pasÓ que se vinieron antes. fueron los primeros es en ese hospital que lograron vivir a esa edad. borja: ¿cuÁles creen que han sido los momentos mÁs complicados despuÉs de haber dado a luz a sus hijos con tan sÓlo 22 semanas? >> han habido muchos momentos complicados, pero el proceso ha sido muy duro. un poco mÁs con luna, porque ella necesitaba una cirugÍa, y no se la pudieron hacer ahÍ en el hospital, y nos toca ir hasta iowa city, y ahÍ fue donde les pudieron hacer la cirugÍa. carolina: es increÍble pensar que a las 22 semanas hayan nacido a esa cota de gestaciÓn, en ocasiones ni siquiera nos imaginamos que es un besito que estÁ dentro porque todavÍa son muy crÍticos. imagino que fue casa fue algo agridulce. ¿quÉ le gustarÍa decirle ustedes alguna? sÉ que estÁ muy pequeÑa en el hospital, sus papÁs ta

this is an easy money podcast, and our topic today is digital assets digital currencies digital rublein particular cryptocurrencies bitcoin . let's talk about crypto money that is issued by someone behind this very wall, that is, there is no single issuer. no, a single a-a of the central bank that you issue, that is , roughly speaking, a-a some community or not a community or some person, yes, we agreed that we are issuing a certain currency, which we are trying to give the function of money, but to save money, pay, what else to do, well, pay for the goods. yes , we consider the functions of money to be this money. how do central banks relate to what suddenly appears on the territory of this state. yes, for the same states of russia, europe, a certain means of payment, which are not controlled by the central bank in any way. this is negative, of course, but they considered them . it gives them status. payment that you can not pay off here are the assets, that is, you are for in order to buy something within the framework of the national economy, you must first exchange this currency x

in digital format, becoming more more accessible for business.e plan to make it easier for our developers to access contracts of state-owned companies of large industry customers. to do this, they must receive the status of systemically important then, respectively, they will be able to work without competitive procedures, the relevant bill has already been submitted to the state duma. another measure , we are considering an initiative that introduces mandatory deductions for the organization for the use of foreign software until, respectively, the transition to domestic solutions half of this amount may be directed to grant support for russian it companies , the second part will form a collateral for their preferential lending. currently, the industry has taken a confident course towards the introduction of russian software. last year, the demand for individual domestic software products, according to expert estimates, increased 10-12 times. there is no doubt that it will continue to grow. this is a serious challenge for soft developers, today m

. >> are actually expected to hit the triple digits in some places. look at that map. >> the fire that started in a for us to a family home, killing their job and destroying their home. we'll talk more about that. and the a's relocation efforts storing more trouble. why teachers in nevada on hose in the teens funding plan for their vegas stadium. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> well, good morning and thank you for waking up with us and early for the fall for morning news today is friday june 30 of the reyna harvey. all right. you see it right behind the heat wave. that's with john shrable has been warning you about for the past few days. john, we've been talking about the importance staying hydrated and out of the heat as much as possible. good morning, john. yeah, definitely something you want to be ahead of now that we work our way. >> into this heat this weekend, we're going to be looking at weather out there that is going to be a little bit unfamiliar to what we're used to. we are looking at tripl

but well, i prefer digital payments. i don't always get to choose here in berlin, where cash is king. in most businesses, that's because germany is lagging behind as most of the world embraces digital payments. let's take a look at how and why that is. it will catch to be a thing of the past for economists, banks, and many consumers. tasha simply in annoyance. they say it will soon be history you shipped by digital payments. a simple click from cell phone to cell phone. instead of rummaging through your wallet, it's quick, easy, genic, and popular with young people. many banks don't buy cash because of the costs involved. notes and coins have to be stored. transported, transferred into a teams account to over and over again, registered on accounts and strictly guarded. some banks of already gone cash list and some countries to sweden was the 1st to introduce digital currency. and now in the rest of scandinavia, almost all payments automate in digital form nigeria with the digital e. my era is leading the field in africa,

one of the themes though, is all digital, secure, etc. how that affects us all really in the, in the globe, and how our information or privacy going forward is going to be kept the ease of movement in a digital world as well. and with that in mind, i'm delighted to welcome our special guest as our, our vin good to ahead and co founder of the digital india foundation policy. think to mr. good that you're most welcome. thank you, sir. thank you for having a lot of issues. i want to get into but, but 1st and foremost, digital technology, we mentioned it's, you're going to be talking to a pulse, etc. today you're going to be feeling a lot of questions about how i guess secure we are at ourselves in terms of sufficiency, self sufficiency in, not ram. how safe are we? um, let me just give a little bit of profess before i sure answer that question. the whole from eyes of the, the, the, the 4th industrial revolution, the digital revolution that you're seeing happening in front of us, was connected with the, which was a t as why the internet about

this refers to a digital career digital asset digital office digital worker, we have an effect of almostlion rubles. in year. so far it requires a big investment. naturally, so to speak, but there is no contradiction between the traditional mining metallurgy and figures, it seemed that this is a very far-fetched absolutely contraindication traditional and new territories. moreover, and now i’m not even talking about some kind of sub there, i don’t know, there and so on. i 'm talking about the use of numbers in real life, which increases the efficiency of production, which increases the level of security. yes, at the enterprises, uh, which monitors the technological process and makes them more optimal, i don’t want first your uh, one of the owners of your holding. so much has been done by the development of the digital industry. today everyone is talking about vkontakte they say this is a first-class digital holding, but this is the brainchild of your holding, and we know that you had relationships, including the development of facebook and so on. it's all within your holding. forbidden m

in this case, the logistics operations conference is the digital industry industry.s in a row the key platform for discussing the digital transformation of society and the sector of the economy this year the forum has undoubtedly become even more powerful the organizers announce the results of 7,000 participants of the company 90 stands and 63 signed agreements. alina lapu and anatoly glotovsky are the sphere of interests. and look at everything for today, the area of ​​​​interest three times a week tuesday, wednesday and thursday. good luck in affairs. see you. their task is to give the correct answer and thereby avoid building a stringed musical instrument in terms of sound, but it is impossible to know everything, so the participants have to work not only with their heads, but also with their hands. learn the picture from the fragment. intellectually entertaining show tower kirill do you think there is a chance to install another element? i think you need to grow up on the air of belarus 24 tv channel . sometimes the heart breaks sometimes. suddenly there is no de

the mission of such a school is, of course, to enrich our reservoir of digital skills and also digitalelling lets the team prototype different scenarios. and, as night draws in, sparkling lights shine into life. a small demo, yes, but entirely electrified by the sea. the technology i've seen here may be at an early stage, but it's really not hard to imagine how, one day, all these beautiful lights could be powered by the waves. it's clear to me that morocco is not only a country blessed with natural assets, it's beginning to nurture an exciting, home—grown tech scene. from pioneering new startups, to ambitious, globally—focused projects. and it's been a realjoy on myjourney to see a small glimpse of what the future holds for this beguiling place. some parts of the country haven't had any rain since the 8th of may. any rain on the horizon? i will answer that later. on friday we saw the sunshine developing in many parts with the highest temperatures out to the west. even in areas that have been cloudy for the past few days, the cloud was much thinner and the sunshine came through. we sti

i would say that this is our digital special forces. yes, this is our you special forces you noted that we have 330k. these are 216 projects for 328 billion rubles. and today we will start with those that just demonstrated a quick and start and give results. we start with the shipbuilding industry. it plays one of the leading roles in cargo transportation and our industrial enterprises create here a variety of classes. it is clear here that the key player in the united shipbuilding corporation is the one who headed the corporation’s ic in the portfolio of more than 100 projects of military civilian equipment and from light tourist river vessels to heavy class ships and nuclear icebreakers and their creation implies not only design, but also dynamic simulation, as well as the construction and operation management of such a complex facility as nuclear icebreakers. after all, the uk has the only builder of universal nuclear icebreakers in the world. mikhail, you personally examined the nuclear icebreaker. the arctic have seen the scale of

esta noticia le interesa a las mamÁs ediciÓn digital. estas imÁgenes porque hablamos de la empresaria y diseÑadora que creÓ unas pajas pensando las tasas habituales que usan las hispanas y afroamericas para ayudarlas en su recuperaciÓn post parto. queremos preguntarle quÉ tan importante es que una mujer se sienta bien despuÉs de dar a luz y que tanto puede ayudarla una faja? >> muy buena pregunta cada mujer es sÚper importante sentirse mejor, no sÓlo fÍsicamente sino tambiÉn emocionalmente. nos da mÁs fuerza, nos ayuda a ser mejor mamÁs, es muy importante una faja correcta de post parto puede ayudar muchÍsimo especialmente luego de una cesÁrea porque se siente mucho dolor, inflamaciÓn. esto puede ayudarle cenar de adentro hacia afuera rÁpido y mucho mejor. presentador: me gustarÍa que enviara un mensaje a toda la personas que nos dÉ en este momento y que tienen una idea para emprender. >> yo le dirÍa que lo hagan, es una cosa muy difÍcil no es fÁcil y son muchas horas sin dormir pero se puede lograr. presentadora: hablando de la falta de

assets are interacted with the digital economy and so most of the american _ economy and so most ofle have made it clear_ american people have made it clear they want crypto as part of their— clear they want crypto as part of their financial future. crypto _ of their financial future. crypto globally is a reality in ways — crypto globally is a reality in ways that cannot and will not be affected by the decisions of the united states are one particular regulator in the united _ particular regulator in the united states at the question for american regulators is do they— for american regulators is do they want to allow their constituency, american investors, access to the same financial— investors, access to the same financial opportunities, the same — financial opportunities, the same digital asset product and services — same digital asset product and services that the rest of the world — services that the rest of the world undoubtedly will have access — world undoubtedly will have access to? and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. drug safety tes

para estar segura usa clearblue digital.guros y a tus hijos aún más seguros. gira hasta escuchar un “clic” al cerrarlo. empaque con protección para niños de tide pods. borja: gracias por la confianza en este equipo de noticias. en cÁmara ha quedado este vÍdeo de un conductor en florida chocando contra una gasolinera. el auto se da a toda velocidad, se dirige hacia la tienda, y finalmente se estrella contra las puertas de cristal. lo realmente milagroso, si se han dado cuenta, habÍa una persona que fue literalmente atropellada cuando entraba a la tienda, logrÓ sobrevivir. de acuerdo a las autoridades, el conductor fue detenido porque aparentemente lo hizo intencionalmente. quÉ locura. carolina: cambiamos el tema, la empresa de juguetes anunciÓ el retiro del mercado de unos 7,5 millones de baby shark para jugar en la maÑana, y esos juguetes podrÍan causar laceraciones, pinchazos con la aleta del animal. contacte directamente al fabricante o deje usarlo hasta este momento, porque podrÍa ser peligroso. borja: tener caradura como

both digital technologies in general and ai have great promise, we can talk about some of the specific ways in which ai could be transformational for knowledge work, for example, but in practice, they have actually boosted inequality because they have been used for automation increasing surveillance and also centralising information. i guess all that is true but it depends on how you look at it whether you are a glass half full or glass half empty guy. for example, not so long ago, i was talking to a former president of estonia, and he was telling me with great pride about the degree to which his country now is entirely online, that all citizens are digital citizens who do everything from political interaction to interaction with their healthcare providers and their doctors, online. he said, you know what, we believe that this enhances our democracy. absolutely, and i think estonia has done a good job and that is where the difficulty is. when you think about the current effects of technology and where the future will take us, you have to hold two conflicting thoughts in your mind at th

but books are only digital and distribution is largely digital. a lot of the standards were also built before. there wasn't significant online sales. it's now more than half of all sales of books occur in some way, shape or form online. and so the things that we do and have done over the last 50 years have evolved in terms of markets, channels and other ways. but the way that we still provide physical copies and digital copies of books kind of emulates decisions that were made in the 1970s, in the 1980s, and they need an upgrade. so what are some of the top inefficiencies in your view, in the book supply chain or so? i mean, some of this is inside baseball, but that's why you have a show like the hill. i think part of the challenge that we all face in the book business is trying to figure out how to do things in new and different ways. so if you wanted to, for example, test the price of a book, suppose you had a new book coming out in a series and the authors are books you want to do at least provide a price incentive so that folks who had not pic

uh, for example, the predictive monitoring system is a good example, firstly, the digital simulationtioned , which allows you to influence production processes and avoid unnecessary costs when installing sensors, there and so on. here and moreover, this is also an example of when we do not replace existing, uh, foreign software, but create our own new copyright. as they say, it’s a trifle, but it’s nice, as for the projects that aleksey already mentioned in the field of planning, they are interesting in that, firstly, all customers closely interact and form their own requirements, which allows us to count on the rapid and effective implementation of these projects when they are ready by the end of the twenty-fourth year and, accordingly , create good opportunities for their replication, because they are also a good example of interaction between various and the central committee, and in this case in particular with the central committee of rosgeology, where is the geological exploration, which they are developing by our colleagues. it seems to be picked up by those projects in the fi

in the common cause of achieving technological and digital sovereignty.r telegram channel, and we will talk with the participants in the digitalization process and will definitely tell you about everything in our next instruction. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective.

some parts of the bay area could hit the triple digits.ocelyn marin is live at the walnut creek festival where you can cool off and making sure holiday travel goes smoothly for all of us. first and our meteorologist jessica burch has a look at what we can expect. >>> many people heading out to the airport heading into the fourth of july weekend. we can see the marine layer floating just behind sfo with a cool start throughout the bay area. it is a first alert weather day and especially inland where we will hit 90s the triple digits. that is not even the warmest. let's start out with current temperatures. livermore at 60, 58 right now in san jose. at sfo 50 degrees so grab the jacket. into the next 10 days we are still warming up with high pressure building. tomorrow is one of the warmest day of the year so far. san francisco in the 70s which is not that bad in the scheme of things. but at the east bay at brentwood , today 104 degrees. plenty of sunshine and a lot of the uv rays which will stay strong into the afternoon. tomorrow still in t

and by the afternoon, a few triple digits. as i mentioned, we will have relief during the evening hours tonight. so plan on venturing out after the sun goes down and enjoying another cool morning tomorrow before it even hotter day for your saturday. i'm breaking it all down for you in your full forecast. back to james. all right. looking forward to that. thank you, john. well, happening right now, we also want to update you on the situation with airports. we have travelers once again dealing with another day of cancellations. another day of delays right at the cusp of the 4th of july holiday weekend. airports all across the country are being affected by this. it looks bright and sunny over the sfo right now. but as kron four's will tran reports to live from the airport. it's not necessarily our weather will that's causing all these problems. now it is not our weather. you can't even blame the fog for slowing down traffic at sfo. >> its problems elsewhere. and that is stacking up here at sfo. and i have the numbers to prove it.

daytime highs will hit the triple digits.f you're heading out to the alameda county fair, take it slow or maybe go in the early morning or the late afternoon. the fillmore jazz festival happening saturday and sunday. you can expect 70s and plenty of sunshine. the sunscreen is applicable to san francisco too. we are expecting 60s from noon to 4:00 . after today, we have two more first alert weather days, saturday and sunday. once the heat advisory expires, we will cool down past. 90s by monday, 80s in time for the fourth of july forecast. mild conditions across the bay. 60s in the forecast for us. a very similar trend into oakland. once we head into the north and south bay, it will take longer to cool down but we will hit the 70s just in time for the fourth of july up in one country. >>> it is a transformation with a powerful message. to close pride month, we look at >>> hope, love, pride. >>> at this a transformation that shows everything that pride is all about and it comes with a powerful message. gianna franco introduces u

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