the introduction of a federal corporate tax is a significant development for the uae.l revenue for the government while also making the uae a more attractive destination, they hope, forforeign investment. live now to dubai and our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi — why are they doing this? do they need the money? are two reasons for— do they need the money? are two reasons for this. _ do they need the money? are two reasons for this. the _ do they need the money? are two reasons for this. the first - do they need the money? are two reasons for this. the first is - reasons for this. the first is that they definitely need money, because remember that the uae along with other oil exporters are trying to figure out new avenues or sources of income in the coming decades, as the world shifts towards renewable energy, which means that demand for fossil peels will go down. the uae is one of the largest exporters of oil in the largest exporters of oil in the world, and abu dhabi has one of the largest reserves when it comes to reserves. dubai has of course estab

uh, partners of investors, federal corporations, the system and a number of others, and therefore we are consistently expanding those bottlenecks that will allow us to give greater dynamics to our economy. well, parallel we are looking for new sales opportunities and partnerships with our friendly countries. today we held talks with chinese business missions. we agreed that we will establish direct contacts with travel agencies in china so that the solvent segment of chinese residents discover the beauty of the pristine nature of the kamchatka territory, and together we will work out the logistics that we need seamless comfort for our foreign guests. and, of course, we pay a lot of attention. specially significant project e, and here a special role is played by the supply of fish water-be-resources to e, the market of the central regions of russia it is no secret that this is the problem of the island, i meet with everyone i meet, where i come to the region everyone says. and why don't we have such delicious fish, e or aquatic seafood bioresources. how did you decide, to advance on t

agreement on leasing financing agreement with the federal corporation for the development of small andium entrepreneurship in this area is what we need now and the agreement on investment projects for housing construction. uh, it was concluded with promsvyazbank. and this agreement is important, because at the moment commercial housing is also necessary. as you know, the republic is actively recovering. uh, all the destruction during the fighting is restored. and, of course, i cannot fail to note the agreement with the republic, belarus on expanding cooperation, we hope that this area will also develop, of course, important agreements were signed with kamaz because it is a new production. these are new jobs. and for us it is very important now natalya yuryevna thank you for taking the time to answer your questions. counterfeit honey will disappear from the shelves, this is the aim of the bill, which is being worked out today by senators together with deputies. if the document is approved, then russia will approve a method for determining the authenticity of honey, svetlana bulatova wil

the federal government s t saying we just have an entitlement to stand in the shoes of the federal corporation. >> t responses. is the best reading.think that the court discussed a number of facts. at the end said, the reason why the government can assert the federal corporation'interest is because it is performing purely governmental purposes. that is what is happening here. the state of missouri has ared everything mohela does is a performance of an essential bl function. the second response is even if the state does have an intere, it has an interest here. the first interest is the state created mohela to provide financial aid for missou students. the second interesis in the lewis and clark discovery find. the third isn the regular contributis hela makes to the state scholarship programs. there was discussion about the lewis and clark fund andom suggestion that it is a dormant fund. think it is clear -- i think we need to clarify what ishe status. yes, it is true that there not been a contribution in the last 15 years but that is because the state has negotiated with mohela for mel in lieu

pwc australia fell into hot water recently when a former partner advising federal government on corporateormation with former colleagues at the firm. they used the information to pitch work to multinational companies. the world's second largest cinema chain cineworld has said it will file for administration in the uk as part of a restructuring plan. it will see shares in the firm suspended, but it's stressed that it won't impact the british operations of the company. cinema theatres will continue to operate as normal. now, to old cars,which are being given a new lease of life thanks to a scheme by the online marketplace ebay. the scheme certifies car parts taken from vehicles destined for the scrap heap and now ebay says that car owners opting for used parts — not only save money — but also around 16,000 tonnes of co2 emissions released by conventional scrapping methods. paul carter has been to a recycling plant in dorset. now, we are familiar with production lines in factories, but here, it is something bit different. this is a de—production line, and it can dismantle entire cars from sc

are talking about maybe 1/10 of a percent of our population and we are seeing robust federal policies and corporate policies that are hamstringing 99% of the population. host: in your view, the reaction legislator stith -- legislatively, -- on gender? guest: what i would suggest is the same strategic efforts that brought over fell through the supreme court process. it took almost six years from the time of filing to the time it reached the supreme court. those same efforts, that was never the end goal. my question continues to be what is the end goal? because before the supreme court even opined on the decision, some of the same organizations and individuals were at the city and county levels. guest: -- host: more questions for tim head. we go to jail in iowa. the democrats line. caller: i had several points i want to make and i hope i am not cut off quickly as i have been the last couple of months. a couple of points. number one, he is clouding the issue a lot when it comes to the aftereffects of the dobbs decision. if you take a look what is happening with metal colleges with ob/gyn interns and p

but it's going to take all of us because there is a woke and weaponize group, corporation and even a federalernment out to destroy everything that we love about the country that is held to destroy our children. it is impacting everything we know right now that opposes the radical agenda. more than r opposing the radical agenda they hate me because they knowse that i am supposed to be one of them. i grew up in their system under their failed policies dependent on their program. they have traded the truth and that is why we are seeing the dk in our wonderful country and i will tell you how they treated the truth it's when they say a man can be a woman, a man can be pregnant. a man can play in women's sports or go against a woman in a boxing ring. it's when they say it's okay to sexualize our children that is a lie that we must stand against. places like canada so we are done with the gender pronouns and all of this confusion with how many there are we are going to presume all our non-binary. they still only provided to gender surgeries. but it doesn't stop there. they've left $27 billion of re

in this year, the bank of america and the defeat of the federal deposit insurance corporation of america also added four banks to the number of troubled banks and declared their number to be 43 banks. the state of new jersey turned america into ashes. this fire has so far more than it has destroyed 2,000 hectares of forest land. abc news reported that 2004 forest lands have burned in this area. the fire in the area depends on the forced evacuation of people from the settlements and roads, but the encouraging news is that the firemen are they are making progress, officials say what we need now is a little rain to help firefighters put an end to this fire, but fire officials in southern new jersey say they are winning. now approx 50% of the fire is contained, it is expected to increase the recognition of the right person, if nature cooperates a little, the file of this fire will also be archived , but this work will be done during the whole night last night, the conditions that the firemen were facing and the conditions that you have will end. the forest is burning. in total, the 2018 fore

colorado but it is going to take all of us because there is a woke and weapon iced group, corporations and even federalernment that is out to destroy everything we love about our country, that is out to destroy our children. wokeism is infecting everything we do in the left hates everything that opposes their radical agenda. that is why they hate me. more than just because i oppose their radical agenda they hate me because they know i am supposed to be one of the. i grew up in their system under their failed policies dependent on their programs but i saw a better way out and said i could do a better job taking care of myself than government ever has. so -- they want to vilify you for speaking truth. they have traded the truth for a lie. that is why we are seeing this moral decay in our wonderful country. that's why you do trade the truth for a lie when they say a man can be a woman, a man can be pregnant, a man can play in women's sports or go against a woman in a boxing ring and crush her skull. it is when they say it is okay to sexualize our children. that is trading the truth for a lie and that is a

because the wokism still doesn't end in the corporate world, because it's infecting your federal governmenti will be sure that we defund every woke and weaponized department and program that is currently operating in the federal government. [cheers and applause] when they are promoting critical a race theory from the department of education to our military, teaching americans to hate one another because of the color of their skin, that is the most un-american thing you can do. [applause] when it's not okay to kneel and pray or stand with your hand on your heart for the flag that so many men and women have given their all for to keep us free. but we have our military department showing images of soldiers saluting a pride flag. i think that it's time to remind woke secretary austin that that there is only one flag that we salute in this country. [cheers and applause] not only is the federal government woke -- and, hey, maybe that's why it's going broke. but it's also weaponized. absolutely weaponized against you, and we see it everywhere we turn. from 87,000 irs agents that nancy pelosi signe

the federal deposit insurance corporation of america stated in its report that american banks lost 472 billion dollars of capital in the first month of this year. the bank's capital outflows are not included in this statistics. this bank was transferred to another bank last month after its share value decreased from 147 dollars to 23 cents, and a week before the people deposited 100 billion dollars. they pulled themselves out of this bank. in this year, three american banks have gone bankrupt . the federal deposit insurance company has also added four banks to the number of troubled banks, bringing their number to 43. last month, artificial intelligence created more than 4 jobs. it killed a thousand americans, according to a report by challenger, a recruitment assistance company employees have been fired. american companies have cited artificial intelligence as the reason for firing 3,900 of their employees. american companies eliminated more than 80,000 job opportunities in the month of october , which is a 287% increase compared to the statistics of this month last year. the total nu

quarter, the americans withdrew $472 billion from their accounts, this was stated by the federal deposit insurance corporation . it is known that us citizens owe a record amount of almost a trillion dollars in loans; this was the news of the city's economy. a million russians can receive benefits and subsidies from the state, but not everyone knows about this , to figure out what payments you are entitled to using the public service service in automatic mode, irina matyushenkov will tell you in the instruction program how the system works. if you want to automatically receive notification of personal benefits and benefits, they can come immediately to your personal account on public services. this is not the only communication channel in this edition of the instructions, we will tell you how to receive good news, which has become more in this year automatic mode. now you can find out about benefits for pregnant women and those that depend on the age of the child. previously, information was received at the time of the birth of children and the establishment of disability and the onset of retirement age, notif

the caucasus corporation of the russian federation has invested 30 billion rubles in the development of the arkhyz elbrus resorts. 17 large ski and engineering infrastructure facilities were built from the federal budget. cableways. routes of the power grid roads by 2030. we will also double the length of the route and increase the number of lifts by 2 1/2 times. these are the funds that we have included in the program for the development of the north caucasus, while we are testing the arkhyz as an example a new model of development, when the state creates the basic infrastructure and displays resort operating profit. and after that , in an open transparent competition, it attracts a strategic investor, while the state compensates for its investments and imposes obligations for the further development of the resort on the investor. orgyz such a competition was held according to its results , the investor will not only pay the federal budget more than 35 billion rubles, of which 6 billion rubles. already listed, but by the thirtieth year should double the length routes to increase the

quarter, we faced the largest deposit flow in 39 years, and then the report of the federal deposit insurance corporationl this is happening against the backdrop of the bankruptcies of the country's major financial institutions, it is specified that the total volume of deposits decreased by $ 472 billion, which is a record? half a percent at the same time, profits in the banking sector as a whole remain at the same level, and finally , only a third of russians reported that they were not annoyed by anything in their immediate supervisors. this showed the question of one of the job search services as the most unpleasant quality of the bosses, the employees called irascibility, especially if it manifests itself in shouting and aggression towards subordinates , the employees also have a negative attitude towards rudeness and arrogance. in addition, the respondents said that they do not like the habit. call to write messages after the end of the working day, by the way, in general, women are more tolerant of the shortcomings of their superiors than men. and on this i have everything stay with us. spend the w

the supervisory policy branch division of depositor and consumer protection at the federal deposit insurance corporation and vice chairperson of the afc. deputy director for policy division of the board of governors of thet federal resee system. ines thomas deputy controller for the checklist of the comp roller and associate director of the office of examination and insurance at the national credit union administration. each afc representative has ten minutes to ask questions. then we will take a ten minute break. afc representatives will have eight minutes to ask questions during the second round. we will begin with director thompson. director the floor is yours. >> thank you, i want to make sure i get all my questions in in my ten minutes. i'm good have a question for l each of you and i want to read them off so i hurry up and get that in. thank you for being here your testimony was absolutely outstanding. i want to ask a specific question and specifically there have been very few details made available about these programs and the appraisal institute received approval from the appraisal qualification

they come to us federal ministers, heads of corporations, heads of the region , outstanding scientists or cultural arts , i cannot say that the focus on the education of history is certainly actively represented and the main theme, perhaps, coincides with the theme of form. sovereign development as the only, correct, fair possible option for the development of the whole world, and we have had and will have both sergey lavrov and dmitry chernyshenko and sergei kravtsov and boris rotenberg, very different. ah. experts come from completely different fields. there is also sports. there, of course, there is a lot of education about economics and finance. but most importantly, everyone comes to talk. eh, it's just hard. but if here in the panel discussions of the forum, er, these same speakers speak complexly about the complex in order to immerse themselves in a discussion with experts, then in our studio they are revealed, rather in such a lively simple one. a-a dialogue, answering questions from young people and young people, very interesting these themes. yes, it's them, of course, their

doubted he would recognize complexity and of the federal government for there is no federal deposit insurance corporationin existence during hoover's time when all those banks were failing. that would be one. one example on there is not there was not the expectation of massive federal intervention has now become commonplace. now that there's any jittering the economy, we all turn to the white house and congress and so on. automatically we expect the the president and the political elites to respond. and they are judged upon how much manage the how well manage the economy. so i think hoover, though, if you look at his later prophecies and arguments against new deal would would probably still want the gold standard offer for example he would probably be a fiscal hawk or as turned into especially in the last two years of the depression. and he turned a partner primarily because he thought that the gigantic federal deficit would undermine foreign investors confidence in our stability that would lead to a run on the dollar and collapse of the gold standard and all sorts of bad things were presumed would presu

that will be voted on in committee next weekend that will impose -- allow for the federal deposit insurance corporation to impose regulations on banks, and that would include a mechanism whereby bonuses and other compensation from bank executives of failed banks could be seized. it shows you these events, these collapses, even though we have gone through the debt ceiling crisis in washington, and great concern what the federal reserve will do, this frightened people. the politics have taken over. dani: ok, thank you very much. coming up, asian stocks extend their june rally. that follows the boj decision a short time ago. we will discuss the myriad of central banks in the market reaction. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed has inflation coming down more slowly than a lot of folks, and the fed also has a smaller rise in unemployment than a lot of people expect. i think if the data is closer to market expectations versus fed expectations that they could be done in july. for the first time in a while, they are data dependent. >> it is likely the case we will continue to increase rates in july, which probably

quarter, faced with the largest flow of deposits in 39 years, and then the report of the federal deposit insurance corporationis is happening against the backdrop of bankruptcies of large financial institutions. countries, more precisely, that the total volume of deposits decreased by 472 billion dollars, which is a record? half a percent, at the same time, profits in the banking sector as a whole remain at the same level, and finally, only a third of russians reported that they were not annoyed by anything in the immediate leaders. this was shown by a survey of one of the job search services that employees called irascibility as the most unpleasant quality of superiors, especially if it manifests itself in screaming and aggression towards subordinates , employees also have a negative attitude towards rudeness and arrogance. in addition, the respondents said that they do not like the habit. call to write messages after the end of the working day, by the way, in general, women are more tolerant of the shortcomings of their superiors than men. and on this i have everything stay with us. make the most of your we

we are seeing pretty, pretty robust either federal policies and corporate policies that are actually hamstringing 99% of the population. >> in your view the decision's bond a reaction in a number of states. not on that issue but on broader social issues of gender, things like that? >> i guess what i would suggest is the same, the same strategic efforts that brought ogre fell through the supreme court appeals process which of course is a long win, it took six years from the time of filing to the time it reached the supreme court. the same efforts, that was never the end goal if you will. so my question continues to be what is the end goal? for the supreme court to opine on the decision, some of the same organizations and individuals who were working at the city and county levels for bathroom ordinances and the like. host: we go to jail in watered, --jill in woodard, democrats line, go ahead. guest: i hope i'm not cut off quickly as i have been, but a couple of points. number one, he is clouding the issue a lot when it comes to the facts of the dobbs decision. if you take a look at wha

caught my attention bank of america suffered a $100 billion paper loss data from the federal deposit insurance corporationhows the losses far exceed the rival. bank of america's value has plunged the portfolio as interest rates have plunged the last year. giul julianna, that is alarming just digging into the data, the average maturity is about ten years. the interest rate is 2%. we are looking at significant lower yields of the that would be problematic if they have to sell they don't bank of america has $1.9 trillion of deposits $1.4 trillion of retail deposits even though these are paper losses, they definitely have the balance sheets absorb the losses because of the massive size of the retail deposits and they are paying low interest rates. >> it is not problematic from any solvency perspective it is the opportunity cost of holding to maturmaturity bank of america was in the worst position than many of the peers ofpeers. shares have fallen 15% this year against the rivals >> it raises questions about their balance sheet oversight. you cocould ask the question why they are investing so much. >>> we expe

they are imposing their agenda on us via the federal government, via corporate america and via our own system. all for their benefit at all to our detriment. but it does not have to be this way. americans the client is not inevitable. it is a choice, and we must choose a new direction for our country -- declined -- we must choose a path that will lead to a revival of american greatness. [applause] we must restore sanity to our nation. we need fiscal and economic sanity. stop pricing hard-working americans out of a good standard of living through barro print and spend policies. embrace american produced energy so they can be completely energy independent. [applause] we now see washington has no cooked up their latest quote debt deal, and i can tell you this. our nation was careening towards bankruptcy before the debt deal and it will still be careening towards bankruptcy after this debt deal. this is green lighting $4 trillion into debt in less than two years. it took us almost 200 years to get to 4 trillion in debt in the first place. it locks in inflated covid level era levels of spen

obtaining models of interaction with the ministry and departments with large state corporations of the russian federation with work with big business. this is what these regions went through in their time. we are now going through and we want to go through it much faster. learn to work to understand, so today the forum allows. uh, to gain experience of the model that we need to apply today in the zaporozhye region and, first of all, in agriculture economy production, the way we have industry, has not yet been released at the level of agriculture at the level and technology of interaction of work algorithms of work interaction in the new reality. after all, we lived in another country for a long time. eh, so many things were done differently and the path that was then still a normal country. when she was in ukraine in the nineties , when she was without fascism, when she was without that extremism that today we were guided by and the path was our own, there was more european but let's just say i can give an example, let's say on a fish on a fish on a chicken on e , k. for chickens, strains for sel- sve-po

now, for what it's worth, the federal deposit insurance corporation is the regulatory agency that would have the ability to do that, and that's the proposal from a bipartisan -- i want to point out there were actually eight democrats and five republicans on this proposed bill in the senate. they're proposing to expand the powers at the fdic, so that's not the federal reserve where jay powell sits at the top of. jay powell as a top banking regulator has a lot of say in that as well. that's something we might expect to get some questions on tomorrow morning. >> brian cheung, appreciate your reporting, thank you, sir. >>> that's not the only testimony we're watching on capitol hill today. right now trump era special counsel john durham is testifying before the house judiciary committee about his probe of russian interference in the 2016 election. durham released a lengthy report in may following his four-year investigation where he found that the fbi didn't have sufficient evidence to open the 2016 probe, but he stopped short of providing new evidence that anyone in the government broke th

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amtrak is a federally chartered corporation with the federal government as the majority stake holder. its board of directors is appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. amtrak's funding largely comes from the federal government versus from ticket revenue. without objection significant taxpayer support we know that amtrak could not operate. since its creation in 1971, amtrak has never made a profit. 1971. amtrak has never made a profit. despite the funding provided in ija, amtrak predicts ill will lose $1 billion work a b, per year with those losses largely imoiferred taxpayers. my democrat colleagues like to note that highways an airlines also rely on government subsidies to operate. those modes receive federal support they are also essential forms of transportation and high use and high demand by the american people. unlike amtrak, americans could not travel and function as they do without the use of highways an airplanes. and during the covid-19 pandemic, amtrak ridership and revenues plummeted as commuters stayed home or chose to use other modes of transportation. ul

federal investigation. agents following nelo to a corporate event earlier this year. >> he was placed under surveillance ine living in new jersey and working at a new york city law firm. fbi agents were able to obtain various utensils and drinking glasses they watched the defendant use at a corporate event. >> this arrest consume late the investigation that imemployed the use of forensic genealogy. all four case resist dna connected. >> at the time of the crimes nelo would have been 19-21 years old, his attorney arguing bail should be lowered due to his accomplishments over the years. his new fiancee in the hearing clutching rosary beads. >> in law school, intended to be married, to my knowledge has any history of default or prior convictions in this stated or any other state. >> he went to the boston latin school, one of the premier schools in the state. he had a lot of friends growing up then went on to college in wisconsin and then went on to law school in san francisco. >> if this started around when he was 20 years old, i would definitely follow to every location where he has spent any time to see if

in terms of her cybersecurity we are trying to beef up cybersecurity and are federal agencies and our corporationst we are simply not doing enough. it cost money. it costs money to deploy cyber defenses. in terms of cyber offensive operations former president trump actually authorized freeze when the very few and the first one who did authorize cyber operations against russia. remains to be seen. russian cyber offensive operations. we need a stronger posture against this to protect its important to have a two factor authentication. not just your password make sure the website you login to make sure that it requires to check an additional check your passwords make a strong pas password. definitely call your bank. someone calls you and claims you have been hacked, do not believe that. you drop that phone call and call your bank to verify. a lot of the cyber criminals are taking advantage of this cyber offensive campaign the russians are waging on the u.s. and europe. they are going to send you spam e-mails trying to get you to click and to actually do hack you. you continuously monitor and cyber def

ministry of sports, the ministry of energy, the ministry of justice, the federal antimonopoly service and the state corporationatom we have digitized the procedures as much as possible and have converted the method of obtaining these licenses and permits into electronic form even today. we have a little less than 50 types of reviews there, you can get it through the public services portal by clicking. there are literally two buttons there. oh, and digitalization itself. we were immediately given a completely different speed of obtaining a license, and our average period for obtaining a license was reduced by more than three times . complex negotiations between the us secretary of state and the chinese leadership. actually the visit of antoninken. in beijing, joe biden called a hell of a trip. in the sense that it was very difficult for the secretary of state. a lot of effort had to be made to achieve what washington expected. at least something anthony glinkin held talks with the head of the chinese ministry of foreign affairs and then the conversation with the seldenpin himself was short-lived, but following

[laughter] how can it be fair when 55 of the largest corporations in america paid zero and federal incomeax on $40 billion in profit? guess what? we need to get rid of some of these ridiculous special-interest tax loopholes like the one for big oil. big oil made $200 billion in profit last year. they got $30 billion tax break on top of it. some of the hedge fund managers, the crypto traders, these things are going to change i promise you if i have anything to do with it. the idea we used to have 750 billionaires in america, now they tell me it's about 1000. guess what? do you know what percentage they pay in taxes? 8%. i pay a hell of a lot more than that, man. [laughter] so do you. by the way, they pay a lower tax rate than school teachers, firefighters, probably anyone in this room. i don't mind them being billionaires, just pay your fair share, man. it's time they start paying their fair share. i made a promise and i will keep it for the next four years if i am elected that no one making under $400,000 will see a penny of their federal taxes go up and i haven't. i kept that promise and

federal investigation. agents following nelo to a corporate event earlier this year. >> fbi agents were able to obtain variousils and drinking glasses. they watched the defendant use them at a corporate event. >> this arrest accumulates the investigation that employed the use of forensic genealogy from recovered evidence. all four cases are dna connected. >> when you looked at a picture of the suspect, what did you notice? >> his eyes, mostly. i just remember them, because they were, like, black, mostly. just -- his >> reporter: the traumatized brain acts very differently? >> you have sort of flashes in a lot of cases. almost like, you know, polaroid pictures. knowing what that person looks like, looking them in the eyes can be one of them. >> reporter: at the time of the crimes, nelo would have been 19 to 20. his attorney arguing bail should be lowered due to nelo's accomplishments over the years. >> he's gone on to college, law school, is engaged to be married. has no -- to my knowledge, has no history of default, any kind of higher convictions in this state or any other state. >> reporter: his new fiancee

i would suggest to hand over the study of this, and to corporations in the russian federation in ordero see, if you create what could be, then benefits, including writing off part of critical funds, if you create a platform that other colleagues will use, here wells, there are not only departmental ones, but there are wells of private enterprises, but aleksey aleksandrovich does not want to give his platform to someone. well, what if he doesn’t want to or it doesn’t matter, uh, spiritual gentleman from potanin, here is the question the same in competition too if the means we will offer. uh, so there will be enough suitable lending subsidies to do this, then i want an option option that this is divided from colleagues by several state will pay for it, including in this or that plumbing. support. let's then formulate the order in this way, including, if you take up 1d, i understand you correctly , i heard that you are ready to take on this? well, i can say, so modestly, we have already started anyway, as you were promised. we started in the twenty-first year. we actively started this dis

anthony fauci, the response of the pandemic was too favorable to corporations, too federal in its naturehis is a different kind of position for trump to be in. not to be facing questions about his conduct or his character, but about his conservatism. >> it's fascinating. caitlin, you have been looking closely at the issue of abortion as this galvanizing political force. president biden had said that he would set a national standard of access up to the point of viability which is roughly 24 weeks under roe versus wade but the republican candidates each has a different answer here and they don't seem to have a unified position on how to handle something that is so politically loaded. >> exactly. republicans right now are caught between a primary electorate that is cheering the overturning of roe versus wade and a general broader electorate that has rejected that decision. we saw that at the ballot box in 2022 in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania, saw it earlier theater in wisconsin. when you talk to republicans, operatives and those on the anti-abortion side, they want the candidates

the ministry of justice of the russian federation and the ministry of justice of the algerian people's democratic republic director general of the state corporation roskosmos yury ivanovich borisov and ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the algerian people's democratic republic in the russian federation smail benara signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the algerian people's democratic republic of the democratic republic of cooperation in the field of exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes kosmos yuri borisovna chairman of the all-russian public organization delovaya rossiya aleksey evgenievich repik documents completed, let's move on to the president's statements russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin and president of the people's democratic republic of algeria adel majid tipun following the talks. ladies and gentlemen, dear friends the talks that have just taken place with the president of the people's republic of algeria, mr. tegun, who is on a state visit to russia, proceeded in a businesslike manner and were very productive. this is evidenced by a so

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federal agencies. instead they're focusing on corporate victims who might be willing to pay. and cnn will continue with the story it is a continues. >> thanks very much for that. >>> u.s. officials and corporate executives across the country are continuing to hunt for sign of stolen data. they want to get ahead of any potential attempts by hackers to extort victims. here to discuss this further is glen, senior adviser at the center for strategic and international studies. he's the former general counsel for the nsa. glen? how worried should americans be about this? you and i were talking about this during the break. why have we not been able to tal this as a country in a better way? i don't mean this as a dig on the nsa folks. it just seem like we can't get a handle on it. >> we don't have all the details yet. this is still evolving. it sounds like a russian cyber criminal gang has been able to breach a up in number of them from british airways in the u.k. to several states here. oregon and louisiana. apparently two federal government agencies. cyber criminals have said we'll

law, the forty-fourth federal law, we also have 223 federal laws that regulate procurement, also through competitive procedures for state corporations companies with state participation. here. and hmm, this is a fairly large volume, i must say that it is measured in tens of trillions of rubles. that is, it is not a billion, not two. this is a huge amount and procedure. they work so effectively today that commercial companies also use electronic platforms for electronic competitions today. well, let's just say any developer , any large, any large construction company that buys a lot of spare parts, components of building materials. today they are also trying to work according to competitive procedures, that is, first there is a qualification selection, and then there is a part of those who will give the best price with the best quality. here are the belarusian enterprises. they are, in general, have long been involved in these procedures not directly and indirectly. uh, through russian, uh, let's say sales agents through intermediaries, uh, and the quality of belarusian, uh, various products and components of medium materials. she's

and institution, this believe that american institutions, whether it's the federal government or news media are major corporationsg and conservative commentators have said they believe rfk junior is in this period of up appeared to begin questioning so many of these pillars of american life and wondering if the party should move in a more radical populist direction. let's turn to the republican side in their new numbers that show former president trump supporters slipping a bit and went from 68% among republicans ten to 60% and how concerned do you think it's campaign be about the latest poll question will a campaign for the is not concerned about the latest point but they are concerned about the uncertainty they face as the summer and fall. he has already been indicted in new york, he has been indicted on a federal level for his handling of classified documents but two variables loom for donald trump. will he be indicted by the special counsel under federal level forjanuary six and his conduct in and around the capital attacked because megan would be indicted in georgia and fulton county atlanta, georgia for his