e further cooperation, as well as through the federal cooperation agency, also through the russian embassy and slightly opening here. the curtain of what will be the prospect of course we all impatiently. we are looking forward to the opening of the russian consulate general in grodno. i hope that soon a russian house will open in our territory, grodno. this is the so -called russian center of science and culture, which will function to help us, as well as for the benefit of our joint e-creative projects. having lived in belarus for 7 years and for the last year and a half in grodno during this period we have already begun to feel like family in this city. we have a social circle that allows us to feel at home and we really like this city. he has a beautiful life. here already. uh, a lot of time and settled. we made a decision for ourselves to persuade our parents to move closer to us, too, because, of course, the distance is more than 10,000 km. e does not allow us to communicate to the extent that we would like, even corny because of the difference in time zones, and the spouse's parents

e further cooperation, as well as through the federal agency for cooperation also through the line, the russian embassy and slightly opening here. curtain of what will be the prospect, of course, we are all looking forward to. we are looking forward to the opening of the russian consulate general in grodno. i hope that soon a russian house will open in our territory, grodno. this is the so-called russian center of science and culture, which will function to help us, as well as for the benefit of our joint e-creative project. having lived in belarus is 7 years old and for the last year and a half in grodno during this period we have already begun to feel like family in this city. we have a social circle that allows us to feel at home and we really like this city. he has a beautiful life. here already. uh, a lot of time and settled. we made a decision for ourselves to persuade our parents to move closer to us, too, because, of course, the distance is more than 10,000 km. we are not allowed to communicate to the extent that we would like even corny because of the difference in time zones a

e further cooperation, as well as through the federal agency for cooperation also through the line, thesy and slightly opening here. the curtain of what will be the prospect of course we all impatiently. we are looking forward to the opening of the russian consulate general in grodno. i hope that soon a russian house will open in our territory, grodno. this is the so -called russian center of science and culture, which will function to help us, as well as for the benefit of our joint e-creative project. having lived in belarus for 7 years and for the last year and a half in grodno during this period we have already begun to cleanse ourselves in this city as relatives. we have a social circle that allows us to feel at home and we really like this city. he has a beautiful life. here already. uh, a lot of time and settled. we made a decision for ourselves to persuade our parents to move closer to us, too, because, of course, the distance is more than 10,000 km. we are not allowed to communicate to the extent that we would like, even corny because of the difference in time zones, and the pa

e further cooperation, as well as through the federal agency for cooperation also through the line, the russian embassy and slightly opening here. the curtain of what will be the prospect of course we sit down with looking forward. we are looking forward to the opening of the russian consulate general in grodno. i hope that soon a russian house will open in our territory, grodno. this is the so-called russian center of science and culture, which will function to help us, as well as for the benefit of our joint e-creative projects. having lived in belarus for 7 years and for the last year and a half in grodno during this period we have already begun to feel like family in this city. we have a social circle that allows us to feel at home and we really like this city. he has a beautiful life. here already. uh, a lot of time and settled. we made a decision for ourselves to persuade our parents to move closer to us, too, because, of course, the distance is more than 10,000 km. we are not allowed to communicate to the extent that we would like, even corny because of the difference in time zon

the state archives service of ukraine will not sign any agreements on cooperation with the updated russian federal archival agencyue of returning these documents that were stolen in that's why i, well, i believe that our victory opens up opportunities for the return, as i said at the beginning of our program, not only of the stolen documents, but of the veils that happened before, well, i hope for that, you have less than a minute, these victories but we need to prepare for this, it is a complex process and a framework, a legal framework, even international conventions on the restitution of cultural values, it is very difficult and not easy. therefore, we need to prepare for it now, and ms. olga, your forecasts agree with everything previously said , it is very important to prepare here indeed, i have already said to clearly understand what it is to have a clear list not only of those things that must be returned, but we also have to talk about compensation for those losses that we have suffered and also it is important to remember not only about the heritage that belonged to the museum fund or the archival fund

a time when the national park service needed a representative to work cooperatively and collaboratively with other federal agencies around the complex issues of water rights, dam construction, water based recreation and scenic preservation in the arid southwest. and i think it's very, very interesting to think of this project 30 years after the hetch hetchy controversy, it had become a fait accompli. that water was needed. but olmstead clearly was so committed to the importance of national parks that he was a great outside entity to help facilitate the national park service interests in these in this work. in his first set of assignments, olmsted covered some 3500 miles in just in 1941, resulting in a list of potential recreation sites from steamboat springs to dinosaur national monument. and working and working continually through 1942. in 1943, covering a vast geographic area, he continued to consult on matters of water and reclamation on the colorado river as late as 1950, when he was asked to develop pros and cons related to the inclusion of the echo park and split mountain dams in dinosaur national monument.

high-level ministerial session, at which the head of the federal agency for ethnic affairs, igor barinov , spoke with us. this is for russia and our cooperationh unesco in general. well, uh, i must first say that i have quite positive uh left. impressions of today's event, because , unfortunately, we began to wean from the professional unbiased, and the dialogue with our colleagues is politicized even humanitarian topics, uh, which it would seem, uh, should not be, uh, politics, but today, in fact, there was that the most uh professional talk about preserving linguistic diversity. for our country. this topic is one of the key ones. we have a colossal linguistic and cultural diversity. and on the one hand. this is our heritage, our wealth on the other hand. it's huge a responsibility. and uh, hard work. this is a huge burden. eh, including the system. the formation of our country, but i repeat not to notice the enormous work that was carried out in preparation for the decade in our country. uh, it was impossible and uh, today, both at the plenary session and on the sidelines, talking. e, s. uh, our colleagues from different countries. i heard

several law enforcement agencies, including both local and federal agencies, are investigating north carolina's governor roy cooperoever carried out the attacks knew how to cause major damage. we have to have a serious national conversation about protecting our critical infrastructure because this is unacceptable to have this many people without power for this long for now. schools there are closed. traffic lights are out around. the county hospitals are using backup generators, enforcement officials haven't said what a potential motive may have been for what they called an intentional gunfire attack. the reason eruption in hawaii of the world's biggest volcano has brought an increase of tourists to hawaii at the time of year. that's normally a bit slow. the time between thanksgiving and christmas is usually slow. okay in hawaii right now. there have been traffic jams, people rushing to see the mon alone lower eruption. now helicopter e to see the volcano in action and the national guard has been active. i so activated to help make sure people stay away from the lava flow. there are lots of long nights, um, cold n

a crime by the fascists of their henchmen, this work continues in cooperation with the law enforcement agencies of the russian federationonditions do not allow excavations, they are suspended, but they will be resumed in the spring, and winter time will be used for analysis of the information received, the accumulation of new materials, people were destroyed only because that the fascists, those who came to our earth, had to clear it of those who did not live much people. they just lived and raised children, only for this year. we have already credited 21 military graves from 2,250 more names of our warriors came into oblivion, and 500 47 people were raised from the earth this year. the bathing fascists destroyed more than ten thousand civilians, completely or partially burned settlements over steel, the concept of the dead was almost a minute or a minute and silence. on august 5, the academic drama theater named after maxim gorky today turned 90 years old, the official chronicle of the video since 1932, then the theater received the status of the state russian drama theater in besser. today the team consists of fifty t

cooperation deals according to federal prosecutors. >>> the u.s. federal communications commission has proposed a $300 million fine against an auto warranty robo call campaign, the largest ever penalty proposed by the agencyver unwanted calls. >>> yankees slugger aaron judge has been made the 16th club captain of the new york yankees, a role that has remained vacant since derek jeter retired following the 2014 season. judge signed a nine-year $360 million contract. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. after arriving on a u.s. military flight cloaked in secrecy, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy arrived in washington to thank u.s. taxpayers for helping his country fend off ten months of russian aggression. zelenskyy just addressed a joint meeting of congress. >>> plus, trump tax records made public. the former president's tax returns were not under audit as the irs policy required. but first, a powerful winter storm could disrupt holiday travel plans coast to coast. the national weather service calls this system a once

agencies and enterprises from karelia. this is a subject of the russian federation where we also signed a cooperation agreement with the companyntatives of karelia for the purchase from them and, accordingly, the production of a common product for the most devices today. i mean, sanctions pressure and geopolitical contribute to the development of successful development of our peat briquette plant, since it can be noted that over the current year, the enterprise has increased its production volume by more than 2.5 times, namely the production of peat briquettes, and we have increased the export of products by more than three times to the eu countries today our products . hey, very much in demand. i would even say that we, well , in fact, everything that we can produce today, all these capacities that we have today, we hmm well, in principle, we use and sell all the products we sell, we provide the domestic market for our attack consumers. at we have signed several contracts for the supply of products for export, in addition, taking advantage of such a positive situation. in the sense of developing our factory with conditions. w

representatives of both government agencies and enterprises from karelia, these are the constituent entities of the russian federation, where we also signed a cooperationhe company 's career representatives for the purchase from them and, accordingly, the production of a common economy product for today's most. i mean, sanctions and geopolitical pressure contribute to the development of the successful development of our peat briquette plant, since it can be noted that over the current year, the enterprise has increased its production volume by more than 2.5 times , namely the production of peat briquettes, and we have increased the export of products more than three times in eu countries today our products. uh, very much in demand. i would even say that we , in fact, produce everything that we can today, all these capacities that we have today . we have signed several contracts for the supply of products for export. also enjoyed here is such a positive situation. in terms of the development of our plant. you hear all conditions. we, uh, want to implement an investment project for the production of such heating cells. it will be an innovative product fo

federation , including in terms of formation. well , the methodology of this development of economic cooperation, answering the question. how to do this advises government agencieshere, how do you think this last year. uh, well, a busy year. eh, as they say, how did it turn out? uh, from your point of view, in terms of the development of belarusian-russian relations regarding the implementation of allied programs, it must be said that more than 60% of the activities have already been completed this year, for these two years, we can say e. it was implemented, all regulatory legal acts were signed, if you count about 100, that is, it is really 60% by the end of the year, we expect about 20 more agreements, laws , regulations, acts of bodies e , the standing committee of the union state will be signed, so the implementation of individual programs. it's already been completed. this applies to programs in the field of traceability of goods in the field of transport control, e-veterinary measures, nuclear energy, but if you look a little ahead beyond the horizon, having completed 100% of all the activities of these programs. what are the benefits? what advantages will

cooperation with the ministry of energy, ukrenergo, and other relevant institutions . germany will buy oil from kazakhstan instead of the russian federation next year. this is reported by the bloomberg agencyr , germany promised to increase the purchase of oil from russia. until the end of the year, but this possibility was called into question due to the statement of the chief executive officer of the russian oil pipeline operator, who said that he had received requests for the supply of russian oil in the first quarter of 23, instead, the german oil refineries leuna and shved have historically been heavily dependent on the import of russian oil through pipelines, but now the flows through the druzhba pipeline, the largest crude oil pipeline in europe , will be carried out to kazakhstan. germany ordered russian crude oil is untrue told the spokeswomen of the ministry of economy of germany very interesting information uh about what else besides according to the combat clashes with the defense forces, the russian military issues of your history are dying, the russians conducted an investigation in which it is stated that the ned command of the nsc, the quality of military training is exhaus

federal employees and citizens who visit those buildings. and today, we will have the opportunity to hear more about inter agency cooperation, that goes into developing building security standards, as well as the challenges meeting those standards. and with that i thank you again for joining us today. our witness and other guests >> i will reserve time for ranking member, mr. pete meijer from michigan for an opening statement when he gets here. and with that, members are reminded that the committee will operate according to the guidelines laid out by the chairman and ranking member in their february 3rd colloquy regarding remote procedures. and without objection, members not on the subcommittee shall be permitted to sit and question the witnesses. mister meijer, call on you for an opening statement, sir. >> thank you mister chairman for holding this important hearing today on the security federal buildings across the country. i appreciate the subcommittee diving into this topic. and also am grateful for our witnesses who are here to shed light on this important issue. the committee held a hearing focused on the productive services committees roll and

federal agencies. the house has to sign off before funding runs out at the end of the day today. many republicans weren't happy with the results and said they wanted more cooperation with their counterparts in the house. >> i think whenever we're adding a trillion dollars debt, borrowing money from my grandchildren, of course i'm totally disappointed. i think we could have gotten a much better deal done over at the house side. we go back to a situation where we address one bucket at a time. >> mccarthy was clear publicly and he was at our lunch yesterday that he would welcome the opportunity to do some real work in the house. >> if you don't like the spending deal, why don't you object? >> well, the votes were closer. it's going to pass. what can you do? >> now the bill includes about $45 billion in emergency aid to ukraine and another $38 billion to respond to natural disasters. it upholds the electoral count act and bans tiktok on federally issued electronic devices. >>> russia's president makes a big statement by saying a three letter world. he calls the war in ukraine, what it is, a war. we'll explain what it is. making a long journey to the u.s. only to be se

multiple law enforcement agencies, including both local and federal are investigating this attack. north carolina governor roy cooperut the strikes knew how to cause significant damage. we have to have a serious national conversation about protecting our critical infrastructure because this is unacceptable to have this many people without power for this long pronounce schools remain closed. traffic lights are out around the county and hospitals are operating on backup generators. law enforcement officials have not revealed a potential motive for what they say was an intentional gunfire attack. top house and senate leaders bestowed their highest honor on law enforcement officers who defended the us capital on january 6th of 2021 congressional gold medals were presented in a ceremony in the capitol rotunda, which was overrun that day. by supporters of then president donald trump in a deadly attack. dozens of officers held off rioters in the halls of congress. many suffered both mental and physical injuries. for some officers. it was their first time back since the attack. it was a day unlike any other in our nation's

cooperating agencies. that includes the county commissions. there is the state of utah through their offensive lands tourism in public lands policy. we have a gateway community. this manages a great deal of federal lands. these are important connections. these agencies bring specific expertise. -- they were crowding parks. as we work on alternatives for the plan, we are considering education. this is how we make target specific investments. this is how we need to adjust day-to-day operation's. those are some basic elements in a plan and. there is also a lot of information and need to be collected. we have over a decade of research. we know what these patterns are or -- i mentioned that earlier. we have to consider that visitors are coming to parks. they are not in a large environment or in a regional setting. there is technical expertise. >> thank you very much. we want to recognize mr. more for questions. >> thank you. i represent utah. we are very proud of our national parks. we appreciate the work you do. particularly with zion. my questions are all geared towards productivity. i want to discuss a local connection to the local communities. our national parks have put our state on the map. i t