at the plenum of the board of the belarusian union of journalists, which took place at the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university , discussed improving the legal framework for the development of the media and protecting the national media space, as well as interference in the affairs of belarus, digital censorship and sanctions against journalists during plenum was awarded the honorary title, honored journalist. the chairman killed the tv and radio company ivan eismanta. also awards handed over to the winner of the competition for young journalists debut, if the state media er, the republican quickly pulled themselves up quickly entered the rhythm necessary, then with the regional ones. of course, there are problems. that is why today the ministry of information, the faculty of journalism, among other things , offer to work as a regional loop, creating these holdings. and in principle, our news agency min. true, one of the brightest examples of media holdings in the belarusian space has its own authors. e me yes, a lot of opinion columns analytical journalism, when you attend s

that is why today the ministry of information, the faculty of journalism , among other things, is offeringw way with the regional sri, creating media holdings and, in principle, our news agency minsk pravda is one of the brightest examples of media holdings. uh, the belarusian information space has its own authors. e me yes, there are a lot of opinion columns, and analytical journalists, when you attend some events in the area, open fats together. yes , you open the temple here and you see that, in the course of the event, some publications of video pictures are already appearing. eh, so no problem with that. no, damn it, he is the management of the buj, adopted a plan of main actions for 2023, a resolution, a statement on behalf of the members of the board, a significant part of the union's projects is devoted to the development of regional media holdings. well, for heroin in the amount of 50 million euros destroyed in minsk today the investigative committee published a video of the working process the drug was burned in an oven at the base of the minsk tractor plant alexander smirnov wil

on the basis of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university , classes are held every who wants to connect their lives with the media. a report from one of these events was prepared by our mobile correspondent. hello everyone, hello. i am vlada romanova and today we will go to journalism and visit one of the classes at the school of a young journalist. interesting, then let's find out in more detail the school of a young journalist - this is a project for an entrant of the faculty, which is held once a month on saturdays on kalvariyskaya nine k as a word, the guys participate in it, both from minsk and from other regions of our republic, the classes themselves are divided into two parts. in the first, invited guests perform. from vera media and guys. they can ask him all the questions they are interested in, and in the second - the students of the faculty of journalism themselves talk about how to prepare for the entrance tests. and what do you need to get in. this is how the classes at the school of a young journalist are interesting. and i was vlada romanova with you

the faculty of journalism. is one match for the national team of the course. this is what i am leading to that last week, unlike me, evgeni malkin, this star of the national hockey league, played his thousandth match. here in this strongest league in the world. the legend of the russian hockey club nhl club pizzburg was preparing to go on ice and feelings with special excitement. it was at this moment that they intensified when compound groups read. the little son of the sleigh father was able to contain his emotions, it was really beautiful. and, by the way, a cool action in the middle of the month took place at the match of minsk dynamo in the khl, all organizations of the game, but in the club. she is always at the highest level engaged in the children of the trends department and with her task. guys. managed everything 100%. yes, children and animals yes, this is a 100% success. yes well done guys and even, by the way, flash interviews were taken to the fullest. in general , our hockey players from dynamo w

plenum of the board of the belarusian union of journalists, which took place at the site of the faculty of journalismiscussed improving the legal framework for the development of the media and protecting the national media space, as well as interference in the affairs of belarus, digital censorship and sanctions against journalists during during the plenum, he was awarded the honorary title, honored journalist. the chairman killed the television and radio company ivan eismant was also awarded the winner of the competition for young journalists of morons, if the state media, uh, the republican ones quickly pulled themselves up quickly entered the necessary rhythm, that is, regional ones. of course, there are problems. that is why today the ministry of information, the faculty of journalism, among other things, offer to work as a regional trail, creating a medium and, in principle, our information.

that is why today the ministry of information, the faculty of journalism, including the proposal to workreating a new media center, and, in principle, our information. minskskaya pravda is one of the brightest examples of media holdings in the belarusian information space, their own authors appeared. e me yes, a lot of opinion columns analytical journalism, when you are present at some events in the area, you open a temple here for a month and you see that along the way events, some publications with it and videos already appear. eh, so no problem with that. no, damn it, he is the management of the bju, adopted the main action plans for 2023 resolution statements on behalf of the board members a significant part of the projects. the union is dedicated to the development of regional media holdings, and the reorientation of markets , investments and new programs were discussed at lectures with students of the presidential academy of management, read by her assistant to the head of state valery belsky belarus is expanding its geography. supplies we export to non-cis countries as a whole bel

i would like to be a journalist at the faculty of journalism preparing what i said, no, no, this futureian. go take your exams, but i think, okay, everything is the right decision of fate. i think you should be grateful to her, because yes well, not what to do when i said in my childhood that i wanted to become a journalist. my mother had, of course, alternative options, but she did not insist much, and my father said you were old enough to choose for yourself. and by the way, i deliberately didn’t pass the third centralized testing, because the journalism department of the belarusian state university needed two certificates and there was an internal exam, and i didn’t pass the third one for myself, in order to cut off even the thought of enrolling somewhere on a journalist. either i’m a journalism faculty or i’ll work for a year and try again women. so, my dad will tell a story, the one that i have a6 since childhood, my parents collect me on the first real winter day in kindergarten . i ask, take me on a sled, because all the children will be on them females. ours were somewhere in th

yaroslav lvovich skvortsov, judge ryabaga, journalist, sociologist, writer, analyst, faculty of international journalism, mgimo university, marina teimurazova, will present the panel of judges? my assistant is a third -year student of the faculty of international relations at mgimo university natalia fomenko invited platon kuznetsov and mark dorokhin cherkessk karachay-cherkessia absolute winner of the regional final 15 minutes before the start of the competition. i approached ours. organism the next topic watch society journalists said one very witty. in my opinion a person. now let's see how they understand it. dear repak and pavlovich, the profession of a journalist is unique in that everyone, and the representative , must always keep abreast of events taking place in society to protect the society from ignorance of petty rumors and lies. everyone needs to understand the conjuncture of society and the events taking place in it . it seems to me that this characteristic proves that a journalist is a watchmaker of society. thank you thank you 26 seconds and a half hello dear apak. hello, dear yuri pavlo

i was preparing for the faculty of journalism, mother-in-law, she said, no, no, you will be the futureour exams, but i think, well, okay, i still determined the right decision, maybe the right fate. i think you should be grateful to her, because yes, well, it doesn't matter when i said as a child that i wanted to become a journalist. my mother had, of course, alternative options, but she did not insist much, and my father said you were old enough to choose for yourself. and by the way, i deliberately did not pass the third centralized testing, because she certificate and there was an internal exam, and the third for myself flowers. i did not give up to cut off even the thought of doing something other than a journalist. either i’ll work as a journalism student or work for a year and try again for the women. so, my dad will tell one story that i remember, and since childhood, my parents have been collecting me on the first real winter day in kindergarten. i ask you to take them on a sled, because all the children will be on them females. ours were somewhere in the garage and dad promise

here you are, i'm graduating from the faculty of journalism with an announcer. rectly we invite you to commentators. wow from the announcers, commentators of the program time although i didn't really want to. i felt so good. i felt so comfortable there that even if yeltsin had called, i would not have gone, uh, the only obstacle was moscow registration. now it's hard to sound it. well, it's like having citizenship is built to work. and that is, if the floors are washed completely, then you can not have a residence permit, i went around everyone asking. i was rolled out such sums for registration, that it was possible to buy the last offer and the volga car, we will register you and then katya called and said. well, how are you? i say, like this and this and this and that we come to us. why not to us on i say, i ask for registration there. just like that after what i saw and heard. she says i beg you. and she signed me up. the truth a week later called back and said i could not have the lines of the law okay, you need to, if there were relatives or prove that he i

student theater of moscow state university and in the old building of the universities of the faculties, journalismi and your daughter are. how many points of convergence do we have? at the first point, amadeus was still, i loved him very much, but i’m just now preparing for the program, having learned that thanks to this performance you reconciled efremov with tabakov well, this is purely a theatrical story. i don't know. or the setting, so to speak, to tell in detail about it after the lapse of, uh, many years. but if you say so, still e tell the truth, then it lies in the fact that when efremov, e, left sovremennik . uh, rakhat theater actor sovremennik many famous actors. they didn’t forgive efremov, they fled, insulted even oleg nikolaevich but this came to pass. in general, they were and oleg pavlovich tabakova at that time was the director. i'm just a contemporary, you know, and they who work. whether for many years together and , so to speak, without each other, one could say they could not be, they were not shaking hands. i have witnessed this. well, when the question arose about who to pl

these are the basics that are taught at the faculty of journalism, it is not necessary to say our wordicians, and so on. it is necessary to speak ukrainian russian latvian and so on, the russian language, as a native language, it is your native language, like most residents of ukraine. yes, you understand what he said, ours is not in the sense of emotional affiliation. and in the sense, so to speak, that it is russian, that's all. well we understand. yes, this reservation is not a threat to the safety of his wife. but it's just gross. it's just that he was fired. it just told me everything about them, absolutely. listen, it seems that i should support them, but somehow they don’t support them, because you understand, here are the traitors. here, excuse me, well, this is a common place, well, some are absolutely right. let's once again traitors do not like anywhere. here is a well-known proverb . rather, rome does not pay traitors, what does this mean, listen, well, they are tolerated by some time until they are needed, and then from them, of course, squeamish. any traitors are disposed

she's a faculty of duke university's sanford school of public policy. she also taught journalism in the graduate at columbia university and sitting of new york. sullivan, the first woman editor of her hometown paper buffalo news and was also the first woman public editor of the new york times. her book is called ghosting the news local and the crisis of american democracy. we have one copy left to the register's. joining margaret sullivan is dr. joan donovan, a leading public scholar and disinformation researcher specializing in media media manipulation political movements, critical internet studies, and online extremism. dr. donovan is the research director of the harvard kennedy school. shorenstein center on media, politics and public, and the director. the technology and social, social project. she is coauthor of the book memoirs the untold story of the online battles upending democracy in america. and her research can be found in several academic peer review journals. she's a columnist at mit technology review and a regular contributor to the new york times, the guardian, npr

journal's special holiday week authors series to live segments with new writers. former assistant secretary for homeland security under president obama and faculty chair of the homeland security program at harvard juliet kia shares her book "the devil never sleeps." watch washington journal life friday morning at 7:00 eastern for our special series on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. >> next, democratic representative cheri bustos sets down with c-span to reflect on her career and life in politics. the representative also talks about her time in health leadership and the friendship she formed with other members of congress. that, her farewell speech from the house floor after serving 10 years ago. host: you have decided to retire from congress after a decade. why? rep. bustos: i do a deep dive on my life every 10 years. i can go back to what i was 20, 30, 40, 50. now i am 60. and i ask two really important questions, which is, am i doing every thing i should be on a personal level? meaning, am i happy, am i good with my family cabal of that? and am i doing every thing i can do professionally? looking at the previous 10 years, i feel good about our time here

of the pillaged by four from 2011-2012. she's a faculty member of duke universities stanford school of public policy. she has also taught i journalism in the graduate schools at columbia university and city university of new york. she was the first woman editor of her hometown paper, the buffalo news and she was also the first woman public editor of the "new york times." [applause] >> her previous book is called ghosting the news, local journalism and the crisis of american democracy. we have one copyleft of the registers. joining market is doctor joan donovan, leading public scholar in disinformation research specializing in media manipulation, political movements, critical internet studies, and online extremism. she iss the research director of the harvard kennedy school shorenstein center on media politics and public policy. and the director of the technology and social change research project. she is co-author of the book the untold story of the online battle ending democracy in america. inch her research can be found n severall academic peer reviewed journals. she is a columnist at m.i.t. technology review at a regular contribu

journal's special holiday week authors series to live segments with new writers. former assistant secretary for homeland security under president obama and faculty chair of the homeland security program at harvard juliet kia shares her book "the devil never sleeps." watch washington journal life friday morning at 7:00 eastern for our special series on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. >> next, democratic representative cheri bustos sets down with c-span to reflect on her career and life in politics. the representative also talks about her time in health

faculty at usc, taught at law schools of arizona, harvard and the university of utah. her work on the criminal justice system has been published by the los angeles times. the philadelphia inquirer and numerous academic journals. she is also the host of one of the most informative and useful accounts for anyone interested in criminal justice. she lives in chapel hill, north carolina dan canon is a civil rights lawyer and a law professor at the university. louisville in kentucky in his practice, he has served as counsel plaintiffs in the u.s. supreme court case, obergefell hodges, which brought marriage equality to all 50 states and in a number of other high profile cases. and he lives in southern indiana. and as i said, there's a lot to and we don't have time today to expose the entire insidious underbelly of the criminal legal system. but i hope your interest will be piqued by this conversation and you will go by these books and you will more about all of the things that we're going to discuss. and i think part of the reason we can't cover it all today is that the average citizen is sort of woefully undereducated about the reality of what is happening, our criminal legal system. i'm a proud alum of the metro

of the virginia tech faculty after being nominated by numerous students. i join countless roanoke family and viewers wishing reed for a lasting retirement and contributions for journalism i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? mr. kahele: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kahele: thaloha, madam speaker. i rise to stand before you to share the passing of one of hawaii's most beloved individuals, my friend and mentor, noah. uncle emmett dedicated his life to the health and well-being of native hawaiians. he graduated from the university of hawaii and later opened and practiced at the family health center and clinic. he helped draft the native hawaiian american health care improvement act to improve the status of native hawaiian and the native hawaiian health care system that serves the island. he served as the native hawaiian task force, helping set policies to advance native hawaiian health care. he leaves a mark on the people of hawaii and his contribu

of something, right now you are talking and the viewer is getting a secret. how many years have you been in radio? well, a lot, a lot, that's how he graduated from the journalism faculty immediately came to work on the radio. how much how much? well, somewhere around 30, probably for sure. well, this is quite a tender age, as it were, shot down or a radio company. although it used to be called the state committee for television and radio broadcasting, as soon as it was not called, there was one departure for 3 years. we raised metropolitan tv. here i am worked as director of information service. picked it up and back. i returned to the biltera radio company. well, that is, you are such a crisis manager, only go up to the information service, because there is probably an information man in your soul after all. there are analysts there, well. some criticism. but i’m probably closer to this information, as i understand it, because your father worked on television, and you went on the radio and immediately worked in a legendary project, as they say now radio fact, and it was like that in youth protest to explain how much more passed before the radio of the fact, how much

journal, collette and other places. he is a senior fellow with the discovery, serves on the board of human progress dot org and also serves on the foundation economic education, faculty network and is a scholar. hawai'i's grassroot institute. he's also a member of the montpellier and society and as i mentioned previously the coauthor of annual simon abundance index. please help me welcome professor. well, thank you very much for coming out today. it's a great privilege to be back here at cato and especially honored be here with david simon, julian simons son. also want to thank twitter. that's how i met marianne and filed about five years ago and he has been the perfect collaborator for this adventure of new discovery that we've been on. sir david attenborough many of you know, he's the face and voice, many bbc programs said anyone believes in indefinite growth, a physically finite planet, either mad or an economist. i guess that make me and marianne too mad. economists. so we're we're pleased that you're here today that we can share with you the madness that we've discovered all around us in addition to julian simon. our work is also based on three propositions from

journal's authors series featuring a new writer. coming up friday morning, former assistant secretary for homeland security under president barack obama, faculty chair ofe integrated program at harvard's kennedy school of government shares her book, "the devil never sleeps." watch live friday morning starting at 7:00 eastern for our special authors week series on c-span, or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. >> the 118 congress convenes on tuesday, january 3 at noon eastern for the first time in two years they returned to washington as a divided government. republicans will control the house of representatives while the democrats control the senate buys the majority. the new congress will also be more diverse with a record number of women serving, including more women of color. join the process as congress gaveled into session, holds the election for new speaker of the house, and new members take the oath of office. new congress, new leaders. watch the opening day of the 118th congress on tuesday, january 3, at noon eastern live on c-span and c-span2, on c-span now, our free mobile video at, or online at c-span.org. >> there are a lot of places