obtained on paper and put in a closet for peace of mind; you can find out where the nearest departments of the federal law are located on the site ccv.gov.by on the main page , the territorial bodies of the fund will be written under the tab entry with the names of the regions, click a map with locations will appear on your own. look for something that is closer to you, it is important that an extract will be issued at any branch of the fz in the country , it is not necessary to go to one of your own. there are so many of them for the convenience of citizens, and not to tie people to specific areas. this is for those who want a piece of paper, belarusians who are comfortable in the digital world can get the same information through a single portal of electronic services, but this will only be possible for people who have issued an electronic digital signature. well, everyone who has. backgrounds will soon be able to check how long they have to work before retirement and how the employer makes deductions for them, even though the federal tax is about to release its own application every day, in which e

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the governments of the federal department of colleagues in the regions to work out all the details of such a program as clearly and in concert. and, of course, the most pressing life issues. we need to decide right now . as a matter of fact, we do just that. i understand that the situation in the new subjects is difficult, in some territories , hostilities continue. far from everywhere, restored peaceful lives ensured the safety of people. naturally, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break and put it off until later. solving the most pressing issues right now, you need to set specific goals and gradually, step by step, achieve them , achieve their solution. this is what people who really are waiting for. e, they are going through hard times and want to see changes for the better, it is necessary to involve new subjects of the federation in the implementation of national projects. and this, among other things, means that the event of us projects in the territories. uh, dpr lpr

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the governments of the federal department of colleagues in the regions to work out all the details of such a program as clearly and consistently as possible. and, of course, the most pressing life questions. we need to decide right now . as a matter of fact, we and we do understand that the situation in the new subjects is complicated in some territories , hostilities continue. far from everywhere, peaceful lives have been restored, ensuring the safety of people. naturally, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break, and to postpone the solution of the most pressing issues until later, you need to set specific goals now and gradually, step by step, achieve them and achieve their solution. this is what people who really are waiting for. uh, they're worried difficult times and want to see changes for the better during the meeting vladimir putin instructed deputy prime minister denis mantruv to work with the ministry of defense on the supply of aircraft and complete orders within a

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the governments of the federal departmentf colleagues in the regions to work out all the details of such a program as clearly and consistently as possible and, of course, the most pressing issues in life. we need to decide right now . as a matter of fact, we and do we understand that the situation in the new subjects is difficult. in some territories , hostilities continue, far from being restored everywhere. peaceful life ensured the safety of people. naturally, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break and postpone it. uh, for later the solution of the most pressing issues, it is necessary to involve new subjects of the federation in the implementation of national projects. and this, among other things, means that the event of our projects in the territories of the dpr, lpr, kherson and zaporozhye regions should be provided with funding. in fact , a significant part of the tasks formulated by the president in one way or another relate to the sovereignty of the country in the

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the governments of the federal departmentlleagues in the regions to work out all the details of such a program as clearly and in a coordinated manner as possible. and, of course, the most acute of life needs to be addressed now in the operational mode. as a matter of fact, we are doing just that, we understand that the situation in the new subjects is complicated, in some territories, hostilities continue. far from everywhere peaceful lives have been restored, the safety of people has been ensured, of course, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break and postpone, for later, the solution of the most pressing issues. after a meeting with the president, deputy prime minister tatyana golikova spoke in detail about the measures of social support in the new territories, which came into force on january 1, 23. in the new regions, the minimum wage will be the same as in other regions of russia 16.242 rubles. living wages have been set territory of the dpr and lpr 11.200 rubles. and 11

to look at in the united states, there is, say, the office of the inspector general in each federal department among other functions, is just such an audit of how budget funds are spent. which, on its part, also does precisely a-a well, that's why of course that er-e it's quite natural that the united states wants to monitor how the funds that were, say, transferred to the ukrainian budget and what is being done what exactly is done with the weapons that are transferred to ukraine well, on the other hand, this is how much the republicans demand more control over the use of aid, that's what the gang is like, i told you that these are steps towards the republicans so that when it will be necessary to make a decision on a new aid to ukraine so that they can pass the decision. what do you think about victoria nuland's words that the sanctions against russia can be eased if they do not leave ukraine and tell her in congress how serious a statement i think it is? that her statement failed, first of all, because ah, well, it failed from all points of view , because today we need to talk not about wha

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the government of the federal departmentss in the regions maximum. work out all the details of such a program and, of course, the most pressing and vital issues in a clear and coordinated manner. we need to decide right now . as a matter of fact, we are doing just that, we understand that the situation in the new regions is difficult, in some territories , military operations continue far away. not everywhere restored. peaceful life ensured the safety of people. naturally, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break and postpone the most pressing issues until later. already now we need to set specific goals and gradually step by step to achieve their solution. this is what people who really are waiting for. e, they are going through hard times and want to see changes for the better, it is necessary to involve new subjects of the federation in the implementation of national projects. and this, among other things, means that the event is in our projects. the territories of the dpr

of the presidential administration, along with a wand, along with a representative of all e federal departments. you, on the spot, had a large meeting prepared a protocol, uh, on all measures, which are necessary in terms of the commission in order to decide. questions a. it seems to me that it is very important now, because i meet quite regularly with the resettled residents, they are almost star guests. yes, the center is white. and there four meals a day bed linen. well, they are in the village . well, that is, they are yes it's one thing when you arrive for a week or two, and the second goes when it 's also 11 months old. i don't. of course, they don't have the strength anymore. why are people used to gardening like that, yes, that's why i wanted you to ask for assistance in the allocation of funds for the construction of housing for these categories of residents, because, uh, the budgets of the nobility region itself today. it cannot be brought out. of course, i also wanted to ask for the fact that the security budget has fallen. and if in the twenty-second year, they started with one bill

when it comes to the spending bills of the funding of the government and the financing of the federal departments. now, is this an indication that we are not likely to see any bi partisan deal in the near future if southerly. the speaker himself is beholden to a bunch of ultraconservative people who are determined just to do anything that goes against the very spirit or the what the democrats them for you know, house and i hold out hope that there will be some moderates who will or cross that line and want to work with democrats in order to get things done for the american people that want to actually see things other than, you know, these kind of spasms that the are, that the far right are having that they want to just investigate hunter by and, and, and look at his laptop and talk about the origins of covey, which will probably never know because we don't have the cooperation of the chinese . all of these kinds of things are kind of the red meat things that the right wants to do. but i think that there are some moderate republicans who actually want to get work done, who actually want to legisl

republican administration was called no child left behind and the largest expansion of the federal departmentucation since jimmy carter created it. sometimes i felt like0 a minutemen showing up ten years late for the revolution. [laughter] i have to tell friends often like rip van winkle going to sleep before the revolution was over and woke up after it was over the sitting here is a principled conservative every single day i want to thank you so much. [applause][a >> i voted against efforts by republican president to extend entitlements and i have a deep sense that if we walk away from that vision of fiscal responsibility the american people that walk away from us and in 2006 they did and we would lose in 2006 we didn't just lose the election we lost our way. but we found our way back andce was the house republican conference chairman and now we will retire her once and for all that they key in 2010 and i believe the key in 2022 was healing back to the roots i really do believe as i said the foundations of the movement are all grounded in the same principles of a strong and unwavering nation

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former employers and prepares a package of documents in the archives and submits them to the federal law departmentace of residence of the future pensioner with a personalized accounting system. this process has ceased to be something complicated, but thanks to a fresh decision of the council of ministers. many social security payments will become more transparent and easier in the execution of document number 945 of december 30, 2022, according to which from next year to belarusians. they will pay for sick leave in a new way. the reaction to it swept through the network, facilitated by the exhalation of those. he gets sick on his feet, because he is afraid of losing his earnings. the first change is now the minimum amount of sick pay is calculated for us on the basis of 50% of the subsistence minimum budget at the moment. this is about 170 rubles. from the age of 24, they will count with the minimum wage. it is now 554 rubles. changes, second now the accountant calculates the average daily earnings of a sick person over the past 6 months. in the first 12 days of illness, a person is paid 80% of hi

. >> the chief has said the federal monitor overseeing the department manufactured a false crisis to keep federal monitoring in place. but federal judge william orrick doesn't see it that way during a hearing tuesday, he said recent revelations are profoundly drsappointing and demonstrate significant problems with the department remain unaddressed. and while knowledge to opd has made progress and he's close to fully complying, he said it will not be allowed to exit the federal monitoring program until the department has implemented each and every recommendation to guarantee constitutional policing. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, the video you're looking at shows a substitute teacher throwing a student to the ground at richmond high school. this all happened in a classroom yesterday, as you just saw, the substitute and the student, they were having some kind argument student pushes into the substitute a few times and then the substitute takes into the ground student gets up and has since fallen out into the hall by substitute teacher. now in a statement sent to kron 4, the west cont

we know for a fact that the federal department of education issued crt guidance and policies to every school district in the country. our job is to protect the students. we're going to take steps every single day to make sure we do exactly that. that's the reason i signed the executive order. i'm proud of the fact that we're taking those steps. we're beginning to continue to do it every single day. >> shannon: can teachers still have the uncomfortable conversations about the sins of our past and about the things this country gotten wrong? >> our teachers absolutely need to teach our history. they shouldn't teach our kids and our students ideas to hate this country and to give it a false premise about who we are and what we are about. that is something that we have to make sure we protect our students from. we need to make sure teachers are focused on teaching, reading, writing, science and math. these are are the areas we have to improve here in arkansas. that's why one of the biggest things i have laid out over the course of two years is a huge education reform package, making sure t

. >> the chief has said the federal monitor overseeing the department manufactured a false crisis to keep federal monitoring in place. but federal judge william orrick doesn't see it that way during a hearing tuesday, he said recent revelations are profoundly disappointing and demonstrate significant problems with the department remain unaddressed. and while knowledge to opd has made progress and he's close to fully complying, he said it will not be allowed to exit the federal monitoring program until the department has implemented each and every recommendation to guarantee constitutional policing. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up, 2 mass shootings happened as asian communities of celebrating the lunar new year. all of the deadly attacks affecting those celebrations. a member of the state assembly from san jose will join us live to talk about this. and we now know all the victims identities of the monterey park shooting guys. yeah. look at the lots of sunshine around the bay area tomorrow. going to be warmer, maybe even some 70's outside. we'll talk about that outside. we'll talk

ticket prices in russia today became an occasion for a discussion in absentia, in which two federal departments, some said that tickets had risen in price, others opposed. details, we learn from denis became denis well, who argued? and in the end, with the tickets, did they rise in price or not? both anti-monopoly officials and the federal state statistics service, which does not require a fight against growth, say that tickets have risen in price. tickets for domestic flights in economy class have risen in price last year, as there has not been in the past 14 years. this was calculated by the izvestia newspaper, three of its sources in major booking services reported that tickets in russia increased in price by 8-14% compared to the twenty-first year. rosstat counted rise in price by 11%. this is the maximum growth of 2008, but another government agency, the federal antimonopoly service, disagreed with such estimates. she announced that she monitors the cost of tickets in economy classic every month, and according to her data for january november last year, the weighted average fares for domes

but, he asked all of the federal departments and agencies to look at the land that they owned to see if there was land that was no longer being used that could be turned over to state, local tribal governments to be converted into parks. that program was so successful that over the course of his life, during the nixon administration, 80,000 acres of federal land was turned over to state, local county, tribal governments to create parks. 642 new parks were created around the country that now get people, particularly in areas where they're not necessarily a lot of parks for recreation, passive recreation. those have an opportunity to go out and enjoy the beautiful country that we have in an environment that was safe and accessible. highly successful. as we go on, 1974, by this time nixon has left office. the safe drinking water act in 1974, again it past the overwhelming majority. president ford signed into law in 1974. the talks to substances control act of 1976, huge bipartisan majorities. signed by president ford, as the -- resource conservation act, also a huge bipartisan majority.

he asked all of the federal departments and agencies to look at the land they own to see if there was land that was no longer being used that could be turned over to state county and local tribal governments to be converted into parts. that program was so successful, that, over the course of its life, during the nixon administration, 80,000 acres of federal land was turned over to state and local county tribal governments to create parts of 642 new parts created around the country that now gave people particularly in areas where there weren't a lot of my parks for recreation or me -- give them an opportunity to go out and enjoy my beautiful country we have, in an environment that was safe and accessible to them. highly successful program. as we go on, 1974, and by this time, nixon left office, safe drinking water act of 1974. again, it passed with huge overwhelming majorities, president ford signed that into law in the 1974. the toxic substances control act of 1976, again, huge bipartisan majorities signed by president ford. the recruit, as the -- it's called, resource conservation re

emergencies and infectious disease outbreaks and refer to improve the collaborations among federal departments and even directs the secretary of hhs to help the state localities and tribes better leverage public health data and improve data use arrangements between federal agencies and other public entities. stop short of mandating the localities and providing data to the cdc and we have seen a great deal of tension and variation in practice between the end of the federal government when it comes to sharing that data. i want to start with you if i could, you are a former director of the cdc and you are in new york and think about perspectives of the agency and from the regional perspective, does the cdc need to reach out to states directly and governors to really initiate a better and improve relationship for dialogue about the use of data? the report recommends a series of executive dialogues, could this be -- what does is accomplish? could this be a way for? -- forward? >> when it comes to legal authorities, you will have controversy and some misconceptions and maybe some politicization of t

services, in many other parameters of the quality of life, and i ask the government of the federal departments colleagues in the regions maximum. work out all the details of such a program and, of course, the most pressing issues of life in a clear and coordinated manner. we need to decide right now . as a matter of fact, we are doing just that, we understand that the situation in the new subjects is difficult, in some territories , hostilities continue. not everywhere restored. peaceful life, ensured the safety of people. naturally, all these factors must be taken into account, but all this is not a reason to take a break and postpone then the most pressing issues. already now we need to set specific goals and gradually step by step to achieve them to achieve their solution. this is what people who really are waiting for. e, they are going through hard times and want to see changes for the better, it is necessary to involve new subjects of the federation in the implementation of national projects. and this also means that the event is over projects. the territories of the dpr, lpr, kherson an

department was not something i think he would have expected to do but he asked all of the the federal departments and agencies to look at the land that they owned to see if there was land that was no longer being used that could be turned over to state county local tribal governments to be converted into parks and that program was so successful that over the course of its life over the course during the nixon administration 80,000 acres of federal land was turned over to a state local county tribal governments to create parks 642 new parks were created around the country that now gave people particularly in areas where there are not necessarily a lot of parks for either recreation. they're active war passive recreation gave them an opportunity to go out and enjoy the beautiful country that we have in an environment that was safe and an accessible to them a highly successful program. as we go on in 1974 and and by this time mr. nixon has left office the safe water safe drinking water act in 1974 again passed with huge overwhelming majorities president ford signed that into law in 1974. the toxic s

now, awe cording to a new report from sf gate, the federal transportation department denied the city of grant to build at the howard terminal site. the city of oakland told us they haven't gotten official notice of that yet. but they have been told the application isn't moving forward. interesting development. ers? c i? come on mi >> i think you are allowed to. yeah. i'm pretty sure we are allowed to say that on the news. >> why t g in e business ind a game plan a third meeting with incoming seattle but this is playoff week. all that matter is this one game. saturday, a 1:30 kick. we have seen what happened to the warriors tonight so this matter of the niners being a favorite? forget that. it will be brock purdy's first nfl playoff game. biggest coach of his life. kyle shanahan's advice? >> you want to sit and think about the outside stuff, you could psych yourself out. but all i can say through the experience of it, once you get on the field, there is absolutely nothing different. whether it is the playoff game, the super bowl. all you can do is control the athletic sporting event y

it refers to improved collaboration among federal departments and it even directs the secretary of hhshelp state localities, territories and tribes that have leveraged public health data. and approved public health arrangements. it stops short of mandating states and localities provide data to cdc. we see a great deal of tension and variation in practice between states and the federal government when it comes to sharing the data. i want to start with you, tom. you are the former director of the cdc, now in new york and you have been in new york in the past. bring that perspective from the agency and the regional perspective. does cdc need to reach out directly to states, governors and others, to initiate a better and improved relationship or dialogue about the use of data? the report recommends congressional executive dialogue. could this be, what could this accomplish? >> i think this is an important issue. it is not straightforward. when it comes to legal authority, you will have controversy and some misconceptions and maybe some politicization with the issue. you have already seen t

of moscow arrested for 2 months the head of the central information and technical customs department of the federalce of russia dmitry vasiliev , investigators believe that the chief it specialist of the department stole money allocated for digitalization, and also received a bribe at 25 mln rub. and to lobby their companies for execution of state contracts, maxim shevchenko's report on the stairs, the march of the basmanny district court of the capital is led by dmitry vasiliev, a humble young man does not answer questions, hides his face under a medical mask. and in general, he behaves extremely distantly within these walls the next day after the arrest of the head of one of the key divisions of the federal customs service. we must choose a measure of restraint. this is a photo taken on friday morning. it turned out to be restless for the employees of the department on the territory where the federal customs service of russia is located. case, dark cars drive in to carry out large-scale searches. dmitry vasiliev worked in this complex of buildings in the stolichny district. fili here is the centr

here you have a clear breach of american law and the department of justice isn't doing it, the federal trade commission isn't doing it. at the same time they're attacking america's leading innovators, like google and facebook with frivolous lawsuits. the department of justice needs to get back to enforcing the laws, not attacking american businesses. maria: we'll see about that carl, it's great to have you this morning. we so appreciate it on this important week when we have amazon, alphabet reporting this week. with the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good monday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us

dollars that are giving out to the individual police departments across the country for different things. and when they give federal grant to the individual police departments any can require that a police department implement certain policies. but again, if the police department, the state doesn't need the federal money, then they can do whatever they want to do. for the most part, when it comes to their policing standards at the bottom, the bottom line is to make sure the standards are in line with our constitution and bill of rights. the 4th amendment, you know, which deals with search and seizure. not just from someone's property, but of their individual bodies as well. you know, the 5th amendment, you know, the 1st amendment, the freedom of speech and, and all these other things they have to operate according to the constitutional. but when you, when you get down to the details of how police department operates, that's really up to the state and a regulatory body in that state to set the standards. it will be interesting to see what the fall out is. as the weeks progressed for the moment, neil franklin, thanks

representatives from the los angeles county department federal theory of investigation, the district torney standing here with us, the red cross, the department of the health, victim services are at the centre to assist the victims, survivors and their families. assist the victims, survivors and theirfamilies. ifanyone assist the victims, survivors and theirfamilies. if anyone believes theirfamilies. if anyone believes their relative may be a victim please contact representatives at this victims resource centre that i'm talking to you about. again, if you think you have questions, you are upset, you haven't been able to locate a family member that you think is involved, please go out to this victim centre and we will assist you. that is why would there put up at the centre we also have members from the psychological services bureau from the los angeles county sheriffs department. as we go hour by hour, if we see any other needs there are multiple agencies that are contacted us that everybody wants to help, which is amazing in this time. we need to depend on each other in different the

a businessman, stanislav mukhtarov, died, and the head of the regional department, the federal antimonopolylexander borovkov. i went to the hospital 10 years ago. he survived the assassination attempt. why was a high-ranking au officer shot and can the current incident with snowmobiles not be accidental from the ivanovo region investigation of alexander mostovoy? the snow-white expanse of the volga is bound by strong ice, the wide expanses of the river attract experienced fishermen with a rich catch ; there is no other rybina why catch some kind of fish on the gorky reservoir near the city of yuryevets so that in the ivanovo region lovers of ice fishing for several days have not been talking about fishing at all, discussing a fatal accident that occurred in the volga water area two snowmobiles collided and caught fire. one of the participants in this accident is a businessman, stanislav mukhtarov, his friend alexander borovkov, head of the office of the federal antimonopoly service for the ivanovo region, died. in serious condition he was admitted to the hospital. we went to the gorky reser

. >> the chief has said the federal monitor overseeing the department created a crisis to keep federalnitoring in place. armstrong supporters are calling for an outside investigation in connection to that claim. >> former vice president mike pence is now under investigation by the department of justice after classified documents were found at his indiana home. they were discovered last week i lawyers that were asked to review records stored in his home. abc news reports they found a small number of documents aixa potentially obtain sensitive or classified information. records show the former vp has since turned the documents over to the fbi. a rare fox has been start -- spot in the southern sierra for the first time in nearly a hundred years. a sierra nevada red fox was spotted four times in the last year on the eastern edge of sequoia and kings canyon national park. the fox is an endangered species and was thought to no longer exist in the sierra range until some of them were spotted in sonora in 2010. this one was seen about 100 miles south of that area. >> that's great to see. >> lo

the department has been under federal oversight for 20 years. it was only supposed to last five years. and when he has 1.25 million reasons to always find a fault. oakland right now is a cash cow for a permanent pinching for chief warshaw. had we just gone under receivership under the department of justice, we would far exceed. this department far exceeds the expectation of many other departments we are held under the thumb of a singular person. i think it is egregious. i think it is a money grab. >> some people called warsaw the supercheap. he has the power to hire and fire chiefs. the federal oversight was set to end this may. the city leaders fear the poor handling of the misconduct case will once again prolong the oversight. independent reports say armstrong failed to hold a sergeant accountable. authorities say he was involved in a hit-and-run collision of a parked car. that same sergeant reportedly fired a gun in an elevator at the police department. he threw the shell casing off the bridge to cover it up. the report says they signed off o

he also pled not guilty to federal charges in the justice department's federal case. >>> the nation'sncy pelosi spoke to reporters about the release of that video. >> i have not heard the 911 call. i have not heard the confession. i have not seen the break-in and i have no intention of seeing the deadly assault on my husband. >> for complete coverage including a full transcript, go to cbssf.com. >>> the california supreme court objected to a lawsuit. the ruling ends a years long dispute that prevented transit agencies from accessing funds through regional member measure three. the goal is to raise millions of dollars for transit and highway projects and seven bridges in the bay area. >>> a state senator says the move will bring a much-needed boost including $103 million and $375 million for the art extension. the measure will speed up the $6.5 billion extension for the transit center expands service to hillsboro and winnsboro. >>> a new lawsuit is challenging governor newsom's care court plan, an acronym for community assistance recovery and empowerment. it is the governor's plan to g

and the monterey park police department, the federal bureau of investigation, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, the district attorney's office, the california governor's office of emergency services and the united states department of justice, the los angeles county medical examiner, coroner's office and all the various agencies that assisted us and like i said yesterday, i'm getting calls all the way from our attorney general. i spoke to our governor before coming down here and he has been a very kind and not only his condolences, but his support for anything that we may need. so with that, i will turn it over to supervisor hilda solis, thank you. >> thank you. sheriff luna. i represent the first district. my name is hilda solis and included in the district to the communities of monterey park in the city of alhambra for the last 2 days is, as you know, we we have seen just don't. tragic mass shooting take place in the city. our very own city of monterey park. what trauma, deep loss for many families that are suffering. we are all grieving. all of us are grieving and i cont