agencies of the acquisition and use of ai systems. also tasks the office of personal management with assessing federal ai workforce needs. the administration is way overdue in complying with the law. it's no more than two years behind schedule and issuing guidance to agencies and opm is more than overdue in determining how many employees have ai skills and how many need to be hired or trained up. i will also say in the cybersecurity plan before it was made public, i asked the question pointedly to the administration of ai was included at the time and it was not. it was mentioned three times fleetingly, very casually in that document today. the administration's failure to comply with these statutory mandates was called out in a lengthy white paper issued by stanford university ai institute. the papers authors also found that many agencies had not posted the record ai use case inventories. others had admitted key use cases including dhs and an important facial recognition program. the paper summed up the noncompliance with various mandates by concluding america's ai ecosystem is certain by imitation of these legal requireme

senate and the house which is controlled by republicans remain at loggerheads on plans to fund federal agencies. the senate is pushing for a stop gap funding bill that would extend federal spending until november 17th, but house republicans are opposed to a short-term funding expansion. they also want deep spending cuts as well, the house of republicans have already passed several bills to fund parts of the government, that however would not stop a shutdown because there's no hope that the bills would pass in the senate, and us government has started notifying federal workers that is shutdown uh is imminent, a government funding in the usns early sunday, if congress fails to come up with the clear plan, federal agencies will run out of money and that would affect hundreds of thousands. of workers halting a wide range of services, joining us on tonight's spotlight, we have daniel, at staff writer at executive intelligence review joining us from los angeles, and international from the international action center, sarah flouders joining us from new york. well, welcome to the program, to the both o

and third, the president's power to use executive authority, to shut down redundant federal agencies and to reorganize the federal government accordingly. that's what we are going to talk about today. thank you. [applause] now before i get into the details of the first five agencies we will shut down and the basis for rezippedding a broad swath of federal regulations is first and more importantly worth understanding why it hasn't happened yet. this vision is not an original vision. i will be the first to admit that. good presidents, excellent presidents from reagan to trump, have spoken to the same ideal and i give credit to donald trump for taking steps in the direction with the federal exceptions that they began late in the term aided by many people in this room. that was a step forward. but in order to get this job done, we have to confront several myths that have been perpetrated in this town by advisers and members of the very bureaucracy we are looking to shut down and confront and overcome to understand how the u.s. president can get this job done. we are going to go through th

i recognize as mayor it's all about the budget in ensuring our agencies have enough to do the job that where else to do. the federalgovernment is a completely different scale and it's important to talk about cuts and some other agencies and the folks who within them have also been under the last few years we have been trying to clean up with a few sms by former president donald trump in the sabotaging efforts to get some of our departments. if you look at the state department which we have been discussing the pet extremists within the trump administration constantly attacking the state department pushing back on the additional support there as an agency so i personally am proud of the biden/harris of and the work they have done to rebuild and supporter agencies and they aree still up more work to do te lot more support is needed but there's been progress that has been made. i want to know an executive executive order partners and customer services for those who rely on the services and i want to "that and that's delivering excellent equitable and secure federal services and customer experience. i commend the presid

. >>> well, turning now to politics, lawmakers are worried fema and other federal agencies could run out of money by the end of this month. cbs's skyler henry is on capitol hill tonight with more on what's being done to provide funding that some lawmakers say is crucial. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you. well, congress has that end of the month deadline to fund federal agencies including securing money for disaster relief as both time and resources are running out. in florida over the weekend president biden called on lawmakers to guarantee more funding to assist disaster response work. >> i'm confident because i can't imagine the congress saying we're not going to help. there are going to be fights about things that don't really to this, trying to connect this to other money or not. >> reporter: but the fight over spending will continue as congress returns to capitol hill, looking to avoid what could be a partial government shutdown when the current fiscal year wraps up at the end of september. the white house wants a stopgap funding bill passed to te

headlines of government shutdown looms in the us says congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 4:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital 10. iraran watching press's world news. our top story for this half hour, pakistan is rocked by two back-to-back explosions which have claimed the lives of dozens of people the first place took place near a mosk in matung city, the southwestern province of baluchesstan, it happened as people were gathering to mark the birthday anniversary of prophet muhammad. nearly 60 people lost their lives, more than 60 others were injured. local officials say it was suicide blast. the interior ministry blamed it on terrains, however no group has yet responsibility. following the balches on explosion, a blast hit the northwestern province of hebar paring friday prayers that left two people dead. the iranian president has condemned the attacks ric noted that the perpetrators of such terrorist attacks seek to so division among muslims. but to no avail. our correspondent naser kosmi is joining us now from the pakistani capital is

. >>> well, turning now to politics, lawmakers are worried fema and other federal agencies could run out of money by the end of this month. cbs's skyler henry is on capitol hill tonight with more on what's being done to provide funding that? lawmakers say is crucial. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you. well, cox has that end of the month deadline to fund federal agencies including securing money for disaster relief as both time and resources are running out. in florida over the weekend president biden called on lawmakers to guarantee more funding to assist disaster response work. >> i'm confident because i can't imagine the congress saying we're not going to help. there are going to be fights about things that don't relate to this, trying to connect this to other money or not. >> reporter: but the fight over spending will continue as congress returns to capitol hill, looking to avoid what could be a partial government shutdown when the current fiscal year wraps up at the end of september. the white house wants a stopgap funding bill passed to temporarily

and uh government shut down looms in the us as congress has yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello everybody, very warm welcome to press tv, world news, and we have breaking news, an explosion in pakistan's southwestern province of bolushasan kills at least 52 people, a blast took place near a mosk in a mustung city as people were gathering. to celebrate the birth anniversary of the holy prophet muhammad, more than 80 people were also injured, some are in critical condition, local officials say the attack is a suicide blast. pakistan's interior ministry has confirmed the explosion blaming it on terrorist elements. no group has yet claimed responsibility and the death toll is expected to rise. press tv correspondent in islamabad. you joined us earlier to give us more details about the blast in pakistan's buluchistan province. here he is. apparently the initial report so far with shared with media said that this was a suicide attack which occurred during the birthday of prophet muhammad peace be upon him today as the taken out in baluchistan as wel as in other district of paki

and the government shut down moons in the us as congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 5:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani watching press tv's world news our top for this half hour, the bricks group of countries is planning financial messaging system to enable its members to uh conduct trade in local currencies and east financial transactions. russian finance minister anton siluanov made the announcement, he said the creation of an alternative to swift will be on the block's agenda in its 2024 meeting. bricks leaders held their summit, their late summit rather in jurannosberg in august, they called for reducing dependency on the us dollar in favor of local currencies, brazil also called for a bricks common currency to be used for trade and investment between members, the group which consiss of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa, represents 40% of the world's population. across three continents and accounts for a quarter of the global gdp. iran and five other countries will join the block as new members from january

currencies, and a government shut down looms in us's congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in press tv, world news and our top story, pakistan is rocked by two back-to-back explosions which claim the lives of dozens of people and the first blast to place near moscoon c, the southwestern province of baluchasan, it happened as people were gathering to mark the birthday anniversary. the muhammad 52 people lost their lives, within 80 were injured, local say it was suicide blast, the interior ministry is blamed on terrorist elements, however no group has yet claimed responsibility, following the balshasan blast, a explosion hit the northwestern province oftunkwa during friday prayers and that explosion left two people dead. iran has condemned the attacks. press tv correspondent in islamabad joined us earlier with more details about the blast in pakistan baluchistan province. apparently the initial report so far with shared with media said that this was a suicide attack which occurred during the birthday of prophet muhammad peace be upon him tod

today's hearing is on customer service agencies selected as federal agencies. the covid pandemic invited a stress test for agencies in many ways an earlier this year we heard how fraud driven presentation measures failed in covid relief programs. that was a subcommittee hearing we did was on a bipartisan basis where we universally heard about the frailties of not only some of the government's actions also the impact that prevented measures from being fully understood as hundreds of billions of dollars being lost. but another stress test was they delivered services to the american people and as a person who worked in the private sector for a number of years that have a public opening to them, i will tell you i do recognize difficult it is to not only match manpower with incoming needs of customers but also to do so in a difficult time. with that said, we are here today to make sure we have a clear understanding about not just what is behind us but what lies in front of us and the daunting challenge each of the members of congress as we attempt to also do business

senate and the house which is controlled by republicans remain at logger heads on plans to fund federal agenciesant deep spending cuts as well, the house of republicans have already passed several bills to fund parts of the government, that however would not stop a shutdown because there's no hope that the bills would pass in the senate, and us government has started notifying federal workers that is shutdown uh is uh imminent, a government funding in the usns early sunday, if congress fails to come up with a clear plan, federal agencies will run out of money and that would affect hundreds of thousands of workers halting a wide range of services. joys on tonight's spotlight, we have daniel plat staff writer at executive intelligence review joining us from los angeles, and international from the international action centers join. from new york, well welcome to the program, to the both of you, let's start off with mr. platt in la, two days until the government shut down with signs of deal, uh, does congress have path to avoid the shutdown? there is always a path, but the question is whether the uh

ma'am, if a malicious actor is trying to get to whatever target organization in this instance federal agency, they will seek the easiest, quickest, most efficient path to that and so they are not just going to look at the federal system, they are going to look at all of the systems connected to the federal systems, where can they get into the information that they are trying to get to. >> thank you, i yield back. >> thank you, chair. now recognizes mr. edwards. >> thank you, mr. chair. mr. schneider, i apologize if the question has been asked before i got back. i just came from another committee meeting and it's probably so obvious someone has to have asked it. who is behind the majority of the ransomware attacks? >> based on the information i'm seeing the majority of that threat actors are housed or coming out of russia. >> are who coming out? >> russia. >> is there any evidence that these attacks are government sponsored or are they just bad actors inside of other countries? >> i think there's mix on that. i think a large -- significant portion of them probably the majority of them are cri

agencies of the acquisition and use of ai systems. also tasks the office of personal management with assessing federal ai workforce needs. the administration is way overdue in complying with the law. it's no more than two years behind schedule and issuing guidance to agencies and opm is more than overdue in determining how many employees have ai skills and how many need to be hired or trained up. i will also say in the cybersecurity plan before it was made public, i asked the question pointedly to the administration of ai was included of the time and it was not. it was mentioned three times fleetingly, very casually in that document today. the administration's failure to comply with these statutory mandates was called out in a lengthy white paper issued by stanford university ai institute. the paper offers authors found that many agencies had not posted the record ai use case inventories. others had admitted key use cases including dhs and an important facial recognition program be paper summed up the noncompliance with various mandates by concluding america's ai ai ecosystem is certain by imitation of these legal require

headlines a government shut down looms in the us as congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 3:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, pakistan is rocked by two back-to-back explosions which have claimed the lives of dozens of people. the first blast took place near a mosk in mustung city, the southwestern province of baluchestan. it happened as people were gathering to mark the birthday anniversary of the prophet muhammad nearly six. people lost their lives, more than 60 others were injured. local officials say it was a suicide blast. the interior ministry blamed it on terrorist elements. however, no group has yet clean responsibility. following the balches on explosion, a blast hit the northwestern province of during friday prayers that left two people dead. iran has condemned the attacks. press tvs correspondent and islamabad me joined us earlier to give us more. details about the blast in pakistan's baluchistan province. apparently the initial report so far with share

wounded and a government shut down moons in us is congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 7:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, after 58 days of hunger strike, a palestinian held in israeli jails is facing increased and imminent risk to his health. that's according to local ngo, the palace. prisoners society. kaya fasfuos has been relocated from asqalan prison to the notorious ramla prison clinic due to severe health setback. the 34-year-old is a hunger strike to protest his indefinite detention without charge or trial under israel's so-called administrative detention policy. this marks his second imprisonment having previously spent nearly seven years at israeli jails. there are nearly 500 palestinians in israeli prisons and including 160 children, some 1200 of them are administrative detainees. the un chief has called on israel to release the administrative detainees or bring charges against them, if any exist. press tv's monandil is joining us now from ramala wi

and a government shut down looms in the us as congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in the press tv, world news. i'm going to start your bullet off with an explosion in pakistan, southwestern province of baluchistan, which has killed at least 52 people. blast took place near mosk in a mostoon city as people were gathering to celebrate the birthday anniversary of the holy prophet muhammad, more than 80 people were also in. some are in critical condition, locals attack was a suicide blast, pakistan's interior ministries confirmed the explosion, blaming it on terrorists, no group has yet claimed responsibility, deathtul expected to rive press tv correspondent in islamabad, you joined us earlier, that is to give us more details of the blast and pakistan's bolucius here he is, apparently the initial report so far with shared with media said that this was a suicide attack which occurred during the birthday of prophet muhammad peace be upon him today as the taken out in balochistan as well as in other district of pakistan, this incident wa

congress had rejected a bill to temporarily fund the government, making it all but certain that federal agencies will partially shut down beginning sunday. us house speaker kevin mccarthy failed to convince enough members of his party to back a stop—gap measure that would fund federal agencies for another month, while congress worked on long—term spending plans. this means at midnight eastern time on sunday, the us government will run out of money to fund itself unless congress can agree a last—minute deal. the republicans, who hold a slim majority in the house of representatives, are in a deadlock, with members on the right of the party demanding wide—ranging spending cuts. one of that group's main objections has been the white house's request for an additional $24 billion in aid to ukraine. mr mccarthy urged the senate to drop that measure from its resolution. i think if we had a clean one without ukraine on it, we could probably be able to move that through. i think if the senate puts ukraine on there and focuses ukraine over america, i think that could cause real problems. earlier, megan scu

you have broadband and the speed and customer testimonials and you may be successful with one federal agency and then the provider will go to another agency and try to get funding to overbilled that same area and that is frustrating. so if agencies can't coordinate, we need to start stamping some of these areas served and to share that paperwork with us and notify us that this is a challenge that has been successful and notify the provider and federal agencies and this area is off the map in this area has been taken care of so we really need to get after that because otherwise these areas that truly don't have service still remain that way and we have to have that strategy where people who have no broadband get served first and it's not okay for folks to get a second or third or fourth bite of the apple to overbilled with all of the concerns for those folks that truly don't have broadband today. >> acp has connected many people who couldn't previously afford it, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't explore reforms and the program currently provides a $30 subsidy to make broadband affordable fo

federal agencies spend about 5 billion annually to lease office buildings nationwide and 2 billion toem whether they are used or not. but house democrats who themselves work remotely up until this year defend telework saying it attracts candidates in a competitive job market and increases productivity. >> 70% of federal employees reported that telework had improved productivity at their agency a great deal. >> and, bret, the g.o.p.-led house tried to tackle this issue earlier this year by passing a bill that would require federal agencies to reinstate those precovid telework policies but it went nowhere in the senate. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie on capitol hill. aishah, thank you. ♪ >> bret: former south carolina attorney alec murdaugh was in court today for the first time since his sentencing for killing his wife and son. he faces charges of stealing settlement money from friends, colleagues and clients. correspondent jonathan serrie reports tonight from south carolina. >> wearing an orange prison uniform and shackled at the waste, convicted murderer alec murdaugh was back in a sout

essentially, what is says is judges and courts should defer to federal agencies, the epa or fda or departmentabor when those agencies come up with regulations. it really insulates the agencies from challenges from business and others when federal agencies issue a regulation that somebody might not like. for years now, the koch political network has had this ruling in its sights. the case in the upcoming term, that case was brought by koch network lawyers who are representing the plaintiffs, brought it in the lower court and shepherded it to the supreme court. a lot of legal observers think the supreme court is with the new conservative super majority is going to use this case as the opportunity to overturn this chevron precedent back from the 1980's, which would -- people we talked to said it would have huge ramifications for the executive branches ability to issue regulations and basically ever part of american life. amy: explained how it would benefit the koch brothers, whose fundraisers expose justice thomas attended and was the draw for. >> ideologically, the kochs are libertarians, going

to time as emergencies arise special independent agencies are created to assist the president to examples are the veterans administration and the federal security agency. i probably don't need to tell you that the president is also commander in chief of the armed forces. this is a heavy responsibility for congress gives him the power of making many military decisions in conducting a war. finally, it's the president's duty to record needed. he usually does this in an annual message to a joint session of congress. well the next stop in our tour was the supreme court building. this is where they decide whether our laws follow the meaning of the constitution. uncle jim told me to notice the inscription over the entrance equal justice under law. he said that this pretty well sums up the purpose of the supreme court then he went on to explain what it meant. the supreme court is the judicial branch of the federal government here. the law itself is on trial. it is judged according to whether it violates our constitutional rights. the court is composed of nine justices who hold office for life members are nominated by the president, but their a

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and a government shut down looms in the us as congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in the press tv, world news. in our top security forces have thorted plans for assassinations of several senior sunny clerics, judges and members of the islamic revolution guard core, now that according to the... iranian intelligence minister ismail khatib, the minister says iran's adversaries had made plans to carry out the assassinations in late september. hatib badded assassinations are aimed at feeling ethnic and religious discord in the country. he said iran's enemies are planning to foment insecurity along the country's eastern borders, urging shia and sunny clerics to remain vigilant. new revelation came after security forces followed a terrorist plot to carry out 30 simultaneous bomb attacks. at populist areas throughout the capital tehran, more than two dozen dude affiliated terroristts have been arrested. the international community to... condemn a recent nuclear threat by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu against the islamic re

john: so far this year, the federal emergency management agency, better known as fema, has had to respondumber of billion-dollar weather-related disasters. and that doesn't count other events, like the maui ldfires. what's more, in recent years fema has been called on for duties beyond hurricanes, tornadoes or other extreme weather. they've distributed covid vaccines, sheltered migrant children at the southern border, and helped settle afghans who came to the united states after the taliban takeover. and everytime fema responds to events like hurricane idalia and the maui wildfires, that response is scrutinized. craig fugate was the fema administrator for just about the entire obama administration, from 2009 to 2017. i know you are in a part of florida that felt the effects of idalia. how did you guys fair? >> we were engaged. the coastal communities with storm surge and now power outages across a lot of florida, so is the power is coming back on, things are getting better for some, and others have lost everything. where i and out at, we were on the outskirts. john: we had the maui wildfi

that will be impacted by the us government saturday midnight deadline to stop funding of the federal agencies, which is the four shot down to occur over the past decade, actually this will hurt the american families, it will have an impact on key governmental functions including loans to farmers and small businesses food co guest has said are always impacted by such by such moves. very well, thank you so much, let me thank fra, journalist, author and activists from santiago to campastela, thank you there, frag, and hasan yunus economic stuff from bayroot, thank you to you both, and with that we come to an end for this edition of the news review. okay, now we're now crossing over to the... holy city of mashad, event is being held there, journalists from around the world have gathered hashimi is also addressing that event. um, also we have the uh, the city of mashad, also the from the vice president's office, the women's section, and we have an ng gohai shot, so a big hand for all of them, they have really helped us lot. as we go forward, we want to make sure that you are giving the platform to

democratic led senate and the house controlled by republicans remain at loggerheads on plans to fund federal agencies the senate is pushing for a stop gap funding bill that would extend federal spending until november 17th, but house of republicans are opposed to a short-term funding expansion, they also want deep spending cuts, the house republicans have already passed several bills to fund parts of the government, that however would not stop a shutdown because there's no hope the bills would pass in the senate, the us government has started notifying federal workers that are shut down as eminent government funding in the us ends early sunday, if congress fails to come up with a clear plan, federal agencies will run out of money, that would affect hundreds of thousands of workers holding a wide range of services. brick's group of countries plans to create its own financial messaging system that will replace lift. the plan is part of measures by the group to reduce dependency. on best financial systems, we've discussed that issue with our guests in our news review program, let's take a listen, and i

submarine, the >>> tonight, the race against time just two days left to avoid a government shutdown federal agencies warning employees to brace for a shutdown, as the deadline closes in the growing pressure on speaker kevin mccarthy, with no deal in sight to keep d.c. open how it could impact you. >>> also tonight, the first hearing in the impeachment inquiry into president biden house republicans alleging a mountain of evidence of wrongdoing, but their own witnesses contradicting their claims. >>> the ruling handed down donald trump's civil fraud trial will officially begin monday will he and his children testify and it comes after mr. trump's gop rivals took new aim at him and each other in the second debate. the fiery moments. >>> the suspect arrested in the murder of a tech ceo. how he allegedly got in her building. and police revealing they were already tracking him before the killing. could it have been prevented? >>> the potential historic flash flood threat on the east coast. >>> our exclusive aboard a u.s. nuclear submarine for a critical missile test launch >>> remembering a beloved actor

that will be impacted by the us government saturday midnight deadline to stop funding of the federal agencies, which is the force shut down to occur over the past decade, actually this will hurt the american families. it will have an impact on key governmental functions including loans to farmers and small businesses food co guest has said are are always impacted by such by such moves. very well, thanks so much, let me thank his journalist activist from santiago to compastella, thank you there, and hasan yunus economic stuff from beiro, thank you to you both and with that we come to an end for this edition of the news review, now moving on pilots of canada's biggest airliner have a stage of protests in torona, demanding better pay and benefits, and this will... over new contract, continues, the aircando pilots are pressing for higher wages and better scheduling, currently the reunion is engaged negotiations with air canada, and it anticipates that the discussions would persist throughout october, the company's previous decades long contract ends on friday, the new contract would cover 4,500 p

shut down with the republican let congress points to miss saturday midnight deadline to fund federal agencies. now this would be the four shut down to occur over the past decade which could significantly affect everything from air travel to national parks and military forces. now we've discussed the significance of that issue with our guests in our news review program. tim now for the news review of this bulletin. the us inches closer to a government shut down after the republican led house fails to approve bill to temporarily fund the governments. more than dozen republicans voted against the party's own stop gag bill proposed by their leader kevin mccarthy. they joined all democrats that also opposed the measure due to deep cuts to the government programs. the treasury secretary janet jallen has warned that a likely closure would undermine the country's economic progress, the government will shut down on sunday, if no agreement is reached. it will trigger the furlow of hundreds of thousands of federal workers and would halt a ride range of government services, would also leave troops withou

you agree that the public has a right to know for what purposes ai used by the federal agencies? and, that it is important for these inventories and they are done consistently, completely, and accurately, we pledge to work to continue to ensure that this is the case? >> thank you very much, mr. langworthy for the question. i share your sentiment on the value of the use cases for all of the reasons that you mentioned. it's important for the public to know and for the government to understand how ai is being used. and, there is important progress is that we are making and will continue to make as a federal government on those ai use cases. thank you. >> transparency, i think, it's something we need to fight for, especially as this emerging technology is coming at us so quickly. i want to see if her tory sandboxes have been part of your conversations? the european parliament approved its ai act includes a conversation about setting up coordinated sandboxes to foster innovation and artificial intelligence across the eu. you see regulatory sandboxes having success and whether or not s

again, what federal agencies are doing now is looking at their contingency plans, and over the course of the week they sent notice to the workforce notifying them they may be temporarily furloughed as well as notifying those employees who may be considered essential and therefore having to work without pay. we should also note that administration officials tell us that the president is expected to hold a cabinet meeting early next week in the event of a government shutdown, again, to talk about continuity of government if this were to happen. so the bottom line here is as all of this unfolds on the hill, the white house and federal agencies are preparing for what a shutdown will mean for the government. omar, amara? >> and a shutdown that could be a reality in less than 24 hours. lauren fox, priscilla alvarez, thank you so much. >> if indeed the government does shutdown, the impact will be felt in almost every aspect of our lives. >> from travel to disaster funding and child care, cnn's brian todd explains how you could be affected. >> reporter: this wisconsin food pantry is bracing f

senate and the house which is controlled by republicans remain at loggerheads on plans to fund federal agencies. the senate is pushing for a stop gap funding bill that would extend federal spending until november 17th, but house republicans are opposed to a... short-term funding expansion, they also want deep spending cuts as well, the house of republicans have already passed several bills to fund parts of the government, that however would not stop a shutdown because there is no hope that the bills would pass in the senate, and the us government has started notifying federal words that is shutdown uh is uh imminent. a government funding in the us ends early sunday, if congress fails to come up with the clear plan, federal agencies will run out of money and that would affect hundreds of thousands of workers halting a wide range of services. joining us on tonight spotlight, we have daniel plat, staff writer at executive intelligence review joining us from los angeles, and international from the international action center, sarah flouders joining us from new york, welcome to the program, to the b

saturday midnight deadline to stop funding of the federal agencies, which is the force shut down to occur over the past decade. actually, this will hurt the american families. it will have an impact on key governmental functions including loans to farmers and small businesses, co guest has said, are always impacted by such by such moves. very well, thank you so much. let me thank journal and activists from santiago to compastella. thank you there. and hasan unius, economic analyst up from beiroot, thank you to you both, and with that we come to an end for this edition of the news review. now slovics are voting entied parliament elections seen as key to whether the country would keep supporting neighboring ukraine. the voting is mainly between former left his prime minister robert fitsoe who wants to end military aid for neighboring ukraine and western liberals, final opinion pulls show fetso's party neck and neck with progressive slovakia, the winner will form the government to replace the caretaker administration running the country since may, voting is due to and the 200 gmt exit polls