for the construction duration, we are asking for additional request of 395 days for total duration of 1,000 days. and projected final completion of may 20, 2025. this slide helps summarize the change orders approved or executed to date. change orders 1-3 totaling 258, 417 dollars have been executed. this summary in the top right column summarizes those executed to date, with the design errors of 329 thousand. sorry, 123 thousand. 123 thousand, 358 unforeseen conditions of 250 thousand, 822. a client request deduct of 9672 and code related issue of 65 thousand. as you see on the right, we do a rigorous summary of all the change orders that go into our approval process. two design errors specifically requested was one that was related to as this project was bid out between phase 1 and phase 2, versus phase 3, there were missing drawings from the set. they were separate contractors and so piping was missing from the original bid set and added as a cost of 83 thousand, 754. the other design error was a mising exam lights. it was found it was not additional and needed to be added to two ex

public works is requesting approval to increase the duration calendar days which result in duration ofendar days and allchange orders to extend through september 31, 202 public works request approval to increase cost 25 million, 923 thousand, 76 dollars which ized contract cost limit of 120 974 thousand, the neslide provides a summary- >> sorry, i colleague has a hard stop at 11. i wanted to know anything to say to the commission before we take our break? >> sure. to come up? >> sorry to cut you off. madam chair, commissioners, mack primo, a oversight advisor for director of health commissi i want to give insight how we decisions within public health. so, retreat we go on frequently with dph leadership and about 50 to 60 capital managers from both campuses as well as ambulatory care. call, safe building program that :/gically aligns us with the city cpc capital plan, and so we çado a really granular 10 year capital plan specifically on buildings, upcoming bond issues, what's in the bond ish sueess, the capacity has and how we fit intothe other on the 2016 bond that joe was referring to

any f energy storage team, they've recently published a study comparing several long duration energy storage solutions, including gravity storage. and what we found is that gravity, batteries have a higher average cost and higher cost range from all the other long duration technologies. one of the reasons that they have a very high cost is because we have very low energy density. so you need sort of larger infrastructure in order to get the same in order to store the same energy as you would need for lithium ion battery. for example, the gravity battery interview don't start the same amount of energy as this lithium ion battery. but the gravity battery needs much more space and bidding materials. so the initial cost is higher. it also loses out in other ways. storage operate as earn the money by discharging the energy and selling it for more than they paid chemical storage, like lithium and can react and milliseconds to market need switched last for a lot of quick profit taking a gravity battery mechanically lifts and lowest weight, which takes time and limits, profit options. so gra

in summary, again, today we are seeking and duration yy by and 395 consecutive calendar days. thank yo nice to see you aga again, thank you for taking ek. i really appreciate how you tion after late last week. yory mce chen's presentation, so thank you. i think they went commissioner zoubi. >> can we page 22? >> we +é don't have this presentation >> it should be a continuation clear informative presentation of the reasons why this is something i would love future for all presentations we get. all these questions. what is going on? of time? can we put it up, please? >> i'm >> yeah, on the right side. >> yh. you even worked extension, how at cost. how much that will cost this is-i his. and like make request in the future to have this. that breaan get it. thank yono problem. our public works team cm team does a good ti all the change orders. they go throdon't approve them easily and always have >> i comm good point about continuing to see this. n one more time page 22. l2 listed start seeing this acking it in all this on how the and how ofte

one major question on investor'' minds is how far out to go on duration at how much uncertainty there is on the curve. mark: we have encouraged clients to think about duration through the expected trough of the cutting cycle. where do you think the fed will ultimately cut to? sonali: what is that for you? mark: the house view is the fed will cut to 3%. we think may be little bit further. as that happens we expect yields to decline further. if clients generally agree with that view they should be extending out to the curve. that is the guidance we provide to them. it is not that simple, though, for many of them. we have seen uncertainty around the election. we encourage investors to stay shorter. if you get a sweep by either party where fiscal policy is expected to ease further, that has given some investors some caution to extend duration out the curve. most believe inflation and labor data are moderating, the fed is cutting and they seem quite dovish, fixed income flows have been focused on the front and due to uncertainty created by the election. sonali: 3% is lower than the market

um they may claims that level lice costs of storage over the duration of the project. life time is is lower. if the high startup costs of gravity, batteries even out over time, partly due to the low cost of maintenance that might make them competitive in the long run. that can we make these batteries keep and now let's go on the ground. the deeper the mine the cheaper it is, the more energy you can store. ready julian, hot and has been researching gravity batteries for a number of years. he's proposing to put them in the shops of the commission mines . we looked at a $1500.00 underground coal mines and from these coal mines we, we estimate the capacity of 70 total. what's our storage? $7.00 to $10.00 of the hours of energy is huge. it's what the entire world needs in a day, and it's 700000 times the capacity of this. and that's just the old coal mine chests, which up particularly deep abandoned methyl minds could also work to companies from scotland. and australia has been small pilot projects above crowns and one to install gravity, batteries, and from a mines in europe and australia

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>> project texas implement some but not a of the protections. >> and the duration, the estimate of durationis recognition engine, creek. >> was there are multiple forms of duration. some are content -- >> is that one of them. >> was one of the but not the onlyne >> has a little later in the presser declaration. project texas contemplates tiktok platform include recommendationnge will continue to be developed and maintained by bytedance subsidiary employe iluding in the united states and in china. so the cure rion is not entirely in the united states your. >> well, i guess a couple of sw to that. first of all -- okay, well both changes to the rndation engine in the united states but the recommendation engine is not thenl form of curation in the united states. it ao changes made to have curation engine, the recognition engine works that are your specifico those relate to the content, security guidelines -- >> insofar ashehanges that originated in china, they would be subject t review befor being implemented in the u., right? >> right. >> to the u.s side >> they are not reviewed before th ilem

for a triathlon or in terms of duration in a tennis game with the heat, the importance of the game,nd i guess, from the individual standpoint, we try to understand what interpretations and appraisals the athletes are making about the situations in which they find themselves at the degree to which they see those events as a challenge, something within their control or something they have resources to deal with, compared with a fracked, where they feel they perhaps do not have the same resources to cope with the demands. this is what we tried to make our understanding with athletes about. ~ , ., understanding with athletes about. ~ ., ,, ., about. when you talk about understanding _ about. when you talk about understanding within - about. when you talk about understanding within this i understanding within this discipline and within your field, the key to this is how do athletes cope? because it is literally mind over matter. the athlete may be perfectly capable but once those negative thoughts and that spiral begins, how should they stop and just bring it under control and just bring

according to our estimates, the maximum duration of such a flight is about 4 years. a single cosmonaut has flown for so long, there are long-lived cosmonauts, about a thousand days, they flew, this is about 3 years, so the limit has not yet been exceeded. 4 years in total spent on the iss, for the first look, it's a lot, but only if you don't take into account the scale of the tasks that humanity sets for itself, we are making ambitious plans to explore mars, just one manned mission to the red planet will take about 500 days, and in long-distance space flights... the impact of radiation is much stronger than in earth's orbit, protected by the planet's magnetic field. a similar problem arises when building lunar bases. to ensure that radiation does not interfere with the implementation of these plans, it is necessary to develop materials that protect astronauts much better than the skin of the iss. the astronaut is protected from space radiation by only 3 mm of alloyed aluminum, such is the thickness of the wall of the international space station. at the same time, al

of the order, the duration of being placed on the sex offenders register and rehabilitation, as wellrtunately. there are certain offences, whether it is drug dealing, previous bodily harm, there is a higher chance of it happening again. when it comes down to child sex abuse, it does come down to risk. unfortunately we cannot say that you edwards will not do this in future. i do hope that he has learnt the errors of his way and i hope he can be rehabilitated, but there is a risk element. reports have been commissioned indicates the prospect of that. but it is looking into a crystal ball. the key thing now is to truly self reflect and talk about what he has done to change as ways, to never do this again. that is the key consideration going forward. we that is the key consideration going forward.— going forward. we hurt his defence barrister - going forward. we hurt his defence barrister make - defence barrister make reference to that's remorse and apology. dino, please stay with us. we are going to go back now to see architecture. what more are you hearing? we to see architecture. what

dation is recognition engine, creek. >> was therereultiple forms of duration.some are content -- >> ishat one of them. >> was o o the but not the only one. >> h aittle later in the presser declaraon project texasontemplates tioklatform include recommendation engine will ntue to be developed and mataed by bytedance subsidiary employees including in the united states and in china. so the cure ration is not entirely in the united states your. well, i guess a couple of answer to that. fit of all -- okay,el both changes to the recommendation gi in the united states but the recommendation engine is not the only form of curation in the united stas. it also changes made to have curation engin recognition engine worksha are your specific to those rat to the ntt, security guidelines -- >> insofar as the changes that iginated in china, they would be subject to review before being implemented in the u.s., right? >> right. >> to the u.s.ide. ty are not reviewed before the implement of reviewe a subject to recall. think the critical point i what else changes to the code are

>> same view there's the idea of hard and soft landing whether or not biotech's duration is going to the sector that is able to feel the benefit of this cut to that degree. we are, in particular, very positive on biotech based on the fundamentals in the outcome. as dollars flow into the system, whether through secondaries, new ipos, new investors, all of that is positive to lift the sector for us and what we do, it is the fundamentals driving the change and where we think biotech can shine going forward. >> let's talk about a couple of names i have on my list. imvt that's the ticker for wherever - >> immunovan. >> tell me about it. >> it has what a like to call a pipeline of products when you look at specific companies, what has been so effective, what is effective for pharma and grown them over the course of their history is finding a phenomenal new target or new application and being able to use that for a multitude of different diseases. we've seen this with drugs like dupixent what we have understand so far is new target called the fcrn pathway can touch a multitude of different

the american space agency now measures the duration of orbital missions in kanonenki.urnalists were told about this said oleg kononenko, the holder of the world record. the total duration of space expeditions is 111 days. according to the cosmonaut, the fact that nasa has a new unit of measurement was told to him by astronaut sunita williams, who remained to work in orbit. oleg kononenko returned to earth on monday, together with nikolai chub, together they set another record for the duration of a mission on the iss, 374 days. i didn't really think about returning as a record holder, or not as a record holder, that is, my task is... flight preparation during the flight was to complete all the assigned tasks, i have someone to follow as an example, here is oleg dmitrievich , both during the preparation during the flight and upon return, is a reference point for me, how to work in space on the ground, the days spent at the station need to be thought through, discussed, discussed, that is why it is so difficult now, but we worked very well, amicably, helping each other, i

way of new supply right now, that it would have only a marginal effect on the total outstanding durationwant to thank kelly evans and the producers, this is the only show we can get this far down in the weeds talking about the duration and maturity profile of the balance sheet. barry, you would have to -- under your scenario, you would have to increase the runoff pace in order to have a meaningful effect on duration in the market, is that right? >> and barry, in answering that, for all the people at homes who eyes are glossing over, explain the significance to the economy and what it means for the deficit in the stock market. >> the bottom line here is, the way that they conducted policy put a lot of pressure on small banks in particular who don't have 50% of the revenues in fees. they rely on borrowing short, lending long. that sustainable disinversion of the curve would help the small banking system, help small businesses andhelp them earn their way out of it. >> and the regional bank etf up 2.5% today. >> it's going to take time for those deposit costs to come down. the fed wouldn't h

munis are about as pure a duration as you can get. a high-quality, duration asset class.when the fed is raising rates, people sell munis because they're afraid of high-quality duration. >> as we saw. >> traditionally, when rates are going down, that's when the money comes back in. maybe there's a little bit less look at relative value of munis and maybe more of a just pure duration play that people want to take. >> hard question to answer in ten seconds, but for people in high-tech jurisdictions thinking about this, what muni bonds should they own? >> high-quality muni bonds are really pretty attractive right now. high yield is more the trend play, right? there's so much demand for high-yield munis right now. there's not a lot of issuance. the technicals and high yield are really strong right now. that's more of a trend trade, if you want to jump on the trend. >> right. >> for the long term, i think high-quality munis are great. >> that's easy. craig, thanks so much. good to see you . appreciate the time. that's it requer hfo"t exchange" tyler is getting ready for "power

if the student went to academic vacation, the loan term will increase by the duration of this vacation. but if the student has stopped studying, the situation will be completely different. all educational loans under the state program are issued at a rate of 3% per annum. the interest rate can be increased on an already issued loan in the event of the student's expulsion for poor performance or at his own request. in this case , the state subsidy will cease to be effective, and the student will have to repay the loan himself at an increased interest rate from his own funds. let us repeat the most important. you can pay for your studies at a university or college with the help of an educational loan with state support, the rate on it is 3% per annum and a grace period is provided, the entire period of study and another 9 months you only need to pay off the interest. you can apply from the age of 14. to receive a loan, you need to conclude an agreement with the educational institution. if the student stops studying, the benefits cease to apply, the loan turns into a regular consumer loan

priority for me, is to discuss action and prevention of the accidents that want to happen . its duration holding the commemoration of 11,000 martyrs of guilds and bazarian at the same time as the holy defense week. the head of the country's trade union mobilization organization said that at the same time as the holy defense week, the commemoration of the martyrs of trade unions and bazaars is being held in the country. according to sardar hasanpour , about 5 thousand trade unions. in the imposed war , they were responsible for support and technical services and were sent to the front in the form of specialized forces . when the war started, everyone came to work. it was a test to prove loyalty. from workers, employees, teachers, no one missed any help. one of them was marketers from every class. at the end of karbala, they came to the front of hakim and said they were ready to defend allahu akbar it is the path of revolution and religious authority, and god wills it, it will remain on this path. the artisans were always ready to work. when this war happened, they felt responsible . havin

roscosmos cosmonauts oleg kononenko and nikolai chup set a record for the duration one flight under the iss program. today they exceeded the achievement of cosmonauts sergei prokofiev, dmitry petelin, astronaut francisco rubio, who spent 370 days, 21 hours, 22 minutes and 16 seconds on the iss from september 2022 to september 2023, but it is expected that the total duration of the current stay of kananenko and chub in orbit will be 374 days, they will return to earth on september 23 on the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft, in gorlovka, donetsk people's republic, two people were killed when the ukrainian armed forces struck the city, they were in a truck in which was hit by a drone. so, two more civilians were wounded, all the details of the new attack. kiev regime troops on the civilian sector, in the story: the intensity of shelling in gorlovka has increased dozens of times over the past few weeks, against the backdrop of our guys advancing in dzerzhinsk, the kiev regime militants are trying to inflict as much damage as possible before they finally surrender their positions. behind me is one of

the american space agency now measures the duration of orbital missions in kanonenki. world record holder for the total duration of space expeditions, told journalists about this today. according to the cosmonaut, astronaut sunita williams, who remained to work in orbit, told him that nasa had a new unit of measurement. oleg kononenko returned to earth on monday together with nikolai chub. together they set another record for the duration of a mission, namely on the iss - 374 days. i didn't really think about returning as a record holder, not record holder, that is, my task is to complete all the assigned tasks during the flight, during the flight, i have someone to follow as an example, here is oleg dmitrievich , both during the flight and during the return, he is a reference point for me, how to work in space on the ground , spent on... we need to comprehend, discuss, discuss, that is why it is so difficult now, but we worked very well, amicably, helping each other, if there is an ideal crew, then it is ours, and also about the event that did not happen without space

example, extend duration, move away from the front end to the belly of the curve.hat makes a lot of sense to me. we more on high-yield bonds versus levered loans. own fixed rate over floating rate structures. and still comfortable being down in the wall of the spectrum in ig and own the triple be part of the market where by and large companies have continued to manage capital conservatively and even if there is a little bit of a downgrade risk, i most high-yield investors will likely receive fallen angels strongly. sonali: that is a fascinating idea that one moment you said you would not necessarily short at this moment. michael, what would it take for you to go short some of the bond markets -- some of the parts of the bond market you are seeing high-yield? michael: we don't really short more underweight. i agree with some of the things he mentioned. i would disagree wholeheartedly with a few as well. selection matters a lot more than allocation. where do on your credit risk? where you on your interest rate -- where do you own your interest rate risk? all of your

if the student has gone on academic leave, the loan term will increase. for the duration of this leave, that's if the student has stopped studying, the situation will be completely different. all educational loans under the state program are issued at a rate of 3% per annum. the interest rate may be increased on an already issued loan in the event of a student's expulsion for poor academic performance or at his own request. in this case , the state subsidy will cease to operate, and the student will have to repay the loan at an increased interest rate using his own funds. let us repeat the most important thing: you can pay for your studies at a university or college using an educational a loan with state support, the rate on it is 3% per annum and a grace period is provided, the entire period of study and another 9 months only interest must be repaid. an application can be submitted from the age of fourteen. to receive a loan, you must enter into an agreement with the educational institution. if the student stops. training, the benefits cease to apply, the loan turns into a regular con

the duration is destroyed that building on those inside. and we will continue our medical lab but some, hopefully everything will go fine. there are so many tenants in santa just facing the health care system in lebanon. is the indian cooperation between you and the other part is, as we all know, that egypt do was own was and is, and will be on was helping lebanon. the father of the addiction has managed to talk to me, and he offered all the services that he can offer medicines on evacuations, o medical equipment, and we are planning things on. on monday, there will be contact some more contacts with the sicily coming present. although to know how can we organize the head from different countries we, we have our, those, we have our plans and we have mid is that can be enough full, full months versions of the the is raise that are targeting to the civilians, increase the number of the wounded people in a massive way, we need to increase our stores and there will be a role to be played by our friends and the brothers to make us more able to c

those technologies are available 24/7 battery storage and long-duration battery storage and batteries that last hours or more, we are investing in other types of clean energy 24/7. and he geothermal and that is the evening their feet and that's very exciting because without 150 hoover dams course of our add to the grid so these technologies are exciting but we also see these data centers partnered with next generation geothermal companies personal modular reactors building smaller reactors. the amount of power necessary the grid laws that were passed and signed into law. >> obviously little years prior and quickly shift in priorities. >> the department itself civil servant are all and they are excited to work on this technology and get us to these goals of climate change and add electricity to the grid. people have been totally excited about working in this department and we are the best to work and it is a mission, he believe you are working in this exit central problem investing at an unbelievable rate. an all hands on meeting, sometimes in the middle of history it's hard to know be

in its duration and brutality, operation hermann was on par with the most bloody and sadistic.operative gruuper von gottberg himself was one of the first to be awarded an honorary breastplate for fighting partisans in january 1944. but neither the awards nor the cruelty of the fascists could stop the resistance of the belarusian people, offensive of the red army. on september 23 , 1943, the first settlement of belarus, komarin, was liberated. in december, the first regional center, gomel. the brutal fascists resisted desperately. in the fall of 1943 , the punitive forces had already arrived. on the morning of april 20, 1944, not far from the village of nadozerye, plissky district of the vitebsk region, the germans drove the inhabitants of the surrounding villages into a field. the commander of the 26th police regiment, lieutenant colonel vaysik, gave the command. the punitive forces began to push people out of the crowd and form groups from them. a woman, child, young girls, old man, snell, snell, pushing them in the back, the policeman yelled, snell, snell, pushed the frighten

the, the, you know, duration was all about unity, unity. he had no intention of doing that and i would add once more, no capacity to, to bring americans together. well, tyler, i mean, tyler, i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is really and that's why being, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders, which we'll have to deal with for decades head. but, you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of the a, c p where you called jeff sessions out right, a racist. and you know, it's always been about pandering to what he perceived as his, you know, the core audiences. and using any tactics necessary, including demonizing. uh, you know, his opponents, he was part of the barking of judge bork. you know, i mean, basically, right there with ted kennedy and, you know, biden is, it's jus

give an answer and issue parameters, two parameters are the size of the average daily earnings, the duration of payment of contributions to the budget fund up to 10 years or from 10 years, that is , you can say instantly. not only employers can interact mobile with your fund, what should each employee submit about the fss mobile application? the fss mobile application is the tool through which we want to be closer to our citizens, why? because we have been with the fund since 2003, that's more than 20 years, we have already accumulated such a mass of information about each employee, each person, and we would like each person to be interested in this information. understand what kind of information is in the fund, what figures, what will depend in his life, because as in the old conditions only depended pension size, yes, from the deduction of the social security fund, that is, today we have linked the calculation of temporary disability benefits to personalized accounting and therefore all earnings, from which contributions are paid to the fund's budget, it participates in social support. bo

the ten-year, you know, we liked extending duration, and owning the ten thf-year, a bunch of ths pricedhis point. i think we're 120 basis points inverted from three months to ten years. i think that tells you, you know, a lot of the -- a lot of cuts have been priced in in our view. i think the ten-year will get better bid as the economy continues to a longer term trade. i think for now, it's laid out and, you know, we exited that trade and that cautious reentry. >> peter, appreciate the time today. we'll see how it goes tomorrow. thank you very much. as we get set to close here, the s&p is going to go out almost exactly flat. it does touch an all time intraday high today, which was just one point against the intraday high in july, going flat. we'll send it into overtime with morgan and john. >> that bell marks the end of regulation. verona pharma doing the honors at the nasdaq. stocks trading in a tight range a as the fed meeting gets underway. the s&p 500 did kiss a record, and winners stay late. welcome to "closing bell overtime," i'm jon fortt. >>> rob lynch breaks down retail data a

it is obvious: these people are here for work and housing for the duration of their trip to us is officially provided by their employer. in all other cases , the police will find out about the arrival of foreign guests within 3 hours. landlords who do not report foreign guests face a fine of up to twenty base units, it's 800 rubles. we value our guests, but we value national security even more, so the chain. the movement of foreigners in belarus looks like this: a person arrives from abroad, goes through a search, he is entered into the database of arrivals. then he settles somewhere, the owner of the housing immediately reports this to the police, the guest himself goes to register at the local department of citizenship of immigration. law enforcement officers check the identity, and if it arouses suspicion, special control is established over it. how exactly do the special services work in in this segment, civilians do not know, and we should not know. the main thing is that those who come here with criminal intentions are quickly identified. citizens of lithuania and latvia can enter bela

further, well, naturally, we cannot shorten the duration of the illness by taking some medicine, butnly for selected cases, for severe cases, and so, if people get sick, our task is here, everything is written here, it is not how to cure, but how to alleviate. the condition is palliative, well, palliative measures, is it useful to steam legs? well, probably yes, and if i don't steam my legs, will i get sick more, no, and if i steam my legs, well first of all, my legs will already be clean, that's good, the warmth is also good, is it good to breathe in the steam over potatoes, well listen, we've all been breathing for decades, grandma is always given the steam over potatoes to breathe, my doctor's son is sitting with me, you could say a relative, mark, have you ever been sick with any serious illnesses? yes, you were sick, were you given potatoes to breathe in? no, and were you given chicken soup? of course, and how super, super? did it help? of course, mom understands, did she give you antibiotics? yes, she did, it's so easy to rat on your mom, my dear, and why did she give you antib

operation, the question being if uh uh they are a point of exhaustion uh after this uh one year duration of the genocidal war? well they are definitely based on experts of course i'm not a military expert but based on the analysis. that we're getting uh from experts and what the israeli uh ideology originally is uh the ideology especially of it's military in the past it was always decisive rapid wars uh where they would probably end their um anyone who stood in their in their way or any uh faction or any resistance or weaken it to the point that it cannot continue to fight for at least a period of time uh but what we're looking at right now is perhaps the making of new ideology. um and that reminds me of lot of uh the philosophy or the theories that have come out from one of the main zionist thinkers uh daniel pipes who was going for that and he been he had been um campaigning for that issue for very long period of time even before the alexa flood operation uh stressing that the if israel needs what wants to reach victory it needs to break its enemies to the extent uh that they can no lo

are not only technologists, these are our component suppliers, constant... work, refinement, the durationf such developments, depending on the type of product , its shelf life can be delayed from 3 months to 2 years, it is always gratifying when you see a smile and shining eyes of the consumer from the fact that he tasted your new product, the capacity of the workshop allows to produce up to 13 tons of products for children daily, the basis of production is extra premium milk, coming from farms and dairy companies that have passed special accreditation for the supply of raw materials for baby food. it seems like you have been working for so many years, but every day you gain experience, this milk, you understand, it is alive, you need to be on first-name terms with it too, every time it is a responsibility and every day - it is such a well- work. attentiveness must be responsibility, quality, you need to be under control, you know, because this is a children's product, condensed milk, whole milk products, pasteurized milk, kefir, simple kvass, sour cream, cottage cheese, cheeses, a wide r

free prescriptions, but we've also committed to the triple lock, not for just one year but for the duration this parliament. and that means that pensioners will continue to rise by whichever is higher. 2.5% inflation or average earnings. and that means that pensioners have £900 more this winter and likely another £460 from next april. >> in other news, the business secretary has unveiled a multi—million pound package to support tata steel's to shift greener production. jonathan reynolds blamed the previous government for failing to make critical decisions . however, the critical decisions. however, the conservatives are accusing labour of extending a deal they once criticised. jonathan reynolds says the new agreement includes investment opportunities to secure long term jobs, despite up to 2800 positions being at risk. >> tata are agreeing to offer a comprehensive training programme for any employee as an alternative to those at risk of compulsory redundancy. this would be on full pay for one month and then £27,000 a year per employee for 11 months. and tata will fund all of these costs. em

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i know that you have done long duration missions and trained every contingency. so i'm just curious how that transition has been g for the to of you mentally when you learned that you'do be going from a das long mission to an 8-month mission, thank you. >> well, like i said earlier, there's one thing that i try not to fred over, maybe fred is the right word. things that i can't control i'm not going to fred over it. there's no benefit to it at all. so my transition was maybe it wasn't instantaneous but it was pretty close. if i can't affect it -- there's nothing we can do, there's nothing we can do so we march forward, carry out the plan of the day as we used to say back in aoc days and certainly thereafter. aviation candidates in school that's what that means. very short lived if at all for me. >> christian, i just add to thoughts for us. butch hit the nail on the head. you sort of turn to and just take on the next activity of the day and, you know, we just -- that's what we do. we are professionals. i think i have to say, though, in the back of my mind there's

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i know you both have done long-duration missions before. after not frank rubio who was in a similar situation as the two of you, he said there were still hard days as he wrapped his head around going from a six-month transition to a 12-month transition. i'm curious how long -- i'm curious how that has gone for you mentally, when you learned you were going from a days-long mission to a months-long mission. thank you. butch: like i said earlier, there one thing i try not to fret over. things i cannot control, i'm not going to fret over. there's no benefit to it at all. my transition was maybe not instantaneous, but it was pretty close. if i cannot affect it, if there is nothing we can do, there is nothing we can do, so we march forward, carry out the plan of the day. as we used to say in my aviation officer candidate school days. suni: i will just add two thoughts to that. for us, which hit the nail on the head. you just turn to and take on the next activity of the day. that is what we do. we are professionals. i have to say, at the back of m