monitoring prices in the regions, interaction between senators and the federal antimonopoly service, combating unreasonable price increases. somewhere in the regions there are. jumps, bursts, and we constantly keep our finger on the pulse. online courses, trainings, tutoring through social networks, is there a guarantee of the quality of the services offered, who is responsible for the consequences? an important task is to separate information that is positioned as original content and information that is positioned as educational, medical, recommendation content. the perpetrators of the terrorist attack in krasnogorsk, their accomplices and customers in whatever countries and under whatever masks they were hiding. the response of russian society to this vile the crime became a unity of compassion, mercy, those qualities that traditionally unite the peoples of russia. our country showed its big heart. currently . investigation, based on its results, our society and the whole world will know who and how organized this bloody attack on peaceful, defenseless, unarmed people, it is too e

the right to introduce a resort fee should be given to each subject of the russian federation. senatoranatoly artamonov spoke about the krasnodar and stavropol territories, as well as the results of the experiment on introducing a resort fee. initially, four regions took part in it: altai, republic of crimea. last year , st. petersburg and the federal territory of sirius joined. practice has shown that the introduction of a resort fee is supported by the population. there are good results from its use, objects are created improvements that increase the comfort of stay for both... breathing people and all citizens, many regions want to join this experiment. i propose to return to the issue of fulfilling the instructions of the president of the russian federation. population, especially if this content is conditional psychologists, conditional doctors, is aimed at minors, correct and competent consultations can only be individual, given... only by a professional certified doctor, consumers of the content must clearly understand the level of his qualifications, to unfortunately, while the

the federal senate committees for deliver it's report next month or clock out a 0 percent claim has been met in greece as it gets ready for as 5000 kilometer jenny to fronts ahead of the games in paris late to this year. so i'm size and has the detail it's a tradition going back to 1928. we've seen some memorable moments over the years as the olympic quadrant gets, let to signal the start of the and then pick games the how did it get there in the 1st place? it's a journey that starts in southern greece and on tuesday, the torches lit says it in books on this journey to the south coast of france and most say it's an ancient greek tradition, but goes back centuries. the sun's rays reflect from the mirror to produce the flame it could do in a more simple way. but the idea is to shows a link between the engine games which happened here. we started here 2800 years ago, and the modern games which were recreated at the end of the 19th century. 48 performances take part in the carefully reverse, 13 minutes ceremony before the toys has taken on a 10 day relay, 3 grease. i think that brings someth

the president of these schools, the mayor's calla governors, the state and federal senators will comeno more, this is unacceptable but for whatever reason it seems there's a carveout here that bigotry is okay as long as directed towards the jewish people >> martha: is pretty clear what we're hearing, you know, we are all busy in the heat of election scene that and this is the cover of time magazine like a modern-day i guess and it says, if he wins with a picture of former president donald trump, one of the quote from a donald trump think you've identified a crucial mistake of his first term, he was too nice. and it basically goes on to outline all of the record in ways that people's freedoms would be curtailed if he were to be elected and nicole wallace her that learning clear and here's what she had to say about how terrified she is about a future biden presidency. watch... >> this exact time next year depending on what happens in november 7 months from now we can say for certain that it won't even be it white house correspondent dinner or even if repressed or even it white house pre

the federal senate committees for deliver it's report next month or clock out as 0 percent as well. still ahead here on out as they are. i will tell you like, game rain, dozens and bob way of fixing a telephones with live tracking devices and the olympic flame is running once again, creek actresses and dances like the torches ahead of the power the of the welcome back. now for many students around the well, the school it is only story about that, the some cables and northeastern through dawn. it's just beginning. it's now been over a year since fighting between the national army and the power military rapids support forces broke out getting tens of thousands of people just facing millions more. for the 1st time schools in red c states have reopened. mama ball has the story from the city of ports to don or anything the school bell for the 1st time. you know, yes, in this conflict through the country isn't october. the files saves your forty's behind the decision on the, on the fat. and then we have decided to reopen schools today, april 14th, across the entire rest of the state. so t

senator rand paul claims 15 federal agencies had previous knowledge that the wuhan institute of virologytrying to make covid like virus. >> steve: lucas some people knew and we are just now finding out about it? >> that's what senator paul is alleging. accusing 15 government agencies knowing full well that the wuhan lab in china was trying to create a covid like virus and didn't do anything to stop it. senator paul says after his repeated request, the u.s. government finally turned over documents that show a relationship going back to january of 2018 with peter wuhan institute of virology. they were seeking federal funding. senator paul says the red flags were ignored including from fauci. the kentucky senator appeared yesterday on "america reports." >> they were involved in the proposal and that was to create a virus that looks a lot like covid-19 and may well have been covid-19. nobody revealed this and anthony fauci continues to say hey, i knew nothing about this. this was his own agency. >> dr. fauci and senator paul, the long standing feud sparred frequently during fauci's numerous

federal government. we'll talk more about this with senator ivan abramov. ivan nikolaevich, hello. how are things now? ssible to talk about stabilization of prices for products of small medium-sized businesses? of course, our federal antimonopoly service conducts practically daily. specially controlled - these are, of course , first of all, food products from that list, which means we have bread, milk, eggs, so there are medications that a person needs for treatment, there is also cellular communications, there are internet services, that is, this is all such a complex of our ordinary things that surrounds us, which we may not notice, but we control all these prices today. their work in this direction, well, i ’ll tell you that they responded quite quickly and identified all the violations, in fact in fact, even people have already been punished, and enterprises have been punished, fines have been issued, let me remind you that they have different fines, including those that are calculated based on turnover, that is, the so -called turnover fines, and we know in the history of the antimonopoly service

council of the federation. the committee in which i am a member has taken control of increasing wages for forestry workers , and will annually monitor the situation and provide information to senatorsf the russian federation. and in the federation council you can you imagine the vologda region, what kind of preparedness is there for the fire season, and what is the most common cause of fire in the region, what measures are taken if a fire does start? the volga region is one of the top five, one of the most efficient regions in terms of extinguishing speed. fires based on the area covered by the fire, for this purpose , a multi-level forest fire monitoring system has been created in the vologda region, this includes space monitoring, air monitoring, foot patrols, and a 24-hour dispatch service has been created, which takes calls on telephone hotlines around the clock, we installed 82 round-the-clock surveillance cameras on communication towers in order to detect smoke in the forest... these are fire and rescue teams that are parachuted to extinguish these fires on the first day, so last year the vologda the region fulfilled the target, there were only 37 hectares, 38 fires in total,

today , the democrats have a limited minority in the senate, yes , because the government officials. the federal government, including the president and now the ministers of the federal government, must be tried in the senate, so it seems much later that this discussion of the minister's mockery of the internal security of the united states in the senate will result. i would like to share with you many domestic debates that are very important domestic issues in the field of american politics. as i told you , it is very important for the american taxpayer to be able to be convinced to vote for a person without that expense and tax. he will receive a specific invoice for the public expenses that are in his own interest . thank you very much, mr. maraji. god willing , we will be at your service in the future. our time is short . thank you. goodbye. thank you very much, mr. hosseini. mazami from you and guests be with us, dear viewers. god willing, let's go to the issue of tehran. our communication with my journalist colleague mehdi anari is in good condition, mr. anari . hello, good morning. happy

and installed. and will annually monitor the situation and provide information to the senate of the russian federation. and in the federation council, you represent the vologda region, what kind of preparedness there is for the fire season, and what is the most common cause of fire in the region and what measures are taken if a fire does start. the volga region is among the top five, one of the most effective regions by speed of fire extinguishing, by area covered by fire. for this purpose, it was created in the vologda region. a service that accepts calls to hotlines around the clock. we installed 82 round-the-clock cameras on communication towers in order to detect smoke in the forest fund and immediately respond to this smoke; they are deployed in the event of smoke. units, in hard-to-reach ones, are fire and rescue teams that are parachuted to extinguish these fires on the first day, so last year the vologda region fulfilled the target, there were only 37 hectares, 38 fires in total, so, of course, this multi-level system, this focus of forest fire departments on a quick response to extinguishing

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had sent impeachment to the senate 21 times and the senate has held a full trial in all but four instances. in three cases, all of whom were federal judges, the person resigned before the senate could vote to convict or acquit. and in the final case, the impeached senator was expelled from this chamber before his trial. there has never ever in the u.s. history been a case in which the senate dismissed or tabled impeachment articles and moved on. not once. unfortunately, if reports in the news are correct, that's likely to change this week. the house is expected to transmit the articles of impeachment this wednesday. senators haven't received direct guidance, but according to the press, the majority leader is expected to take the completely unprecedented steps of voting to table the impeachment articles and eliminate a trial entirely in violation of the constitution. as i said, this would be the first time in our nation's history that the senate failed to do its duty to consider evidence, hear witnesses, and allow senators to vote guilty or not guilty. this would be a dangerous precedent to set. it would give future united states c

criminal procedure code, the judicial system as a whole, the candidacy of irina podnosova for senator of the federationly supported, and now she is officially appointed head of the supreme court of the russian federation. anna voronina, dmitry vaskoboynikov, yuri lepatnikov, valentina velichanskaya, vesti, the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government.

take jon feder, man, us, senator, who lives across the street from a mil. it's absolutely outrages that they have sold themselves too. of were nation . other law makers have written to the white house encouraging the administration to examine new pods, financial ties to china as a national security threat. china now surpasses the united states as the world's largest steel producer. to fully appreciate local opposition to the plan, you have to understand the history of us steel. this 12000 ton press once made the armor plates for american battleships during world war 2. and it was on one of those ships that the japanese signed the articles of surrender ending the war. that press now sits as a memorial in a shopping center parking lot. it was here that the largest steel mill in the world operated until 1986. in the last decade, however, us still has back tracked on plans to modernize local facilities. the question is which of these potential buyers may or may not re, invest in the plants here in the region? because without a lot of re investment they really w

take john feder, man, us senator, who lives across the street from a mil. it's absolutely outrages that they have sold themselves too of. we're a nation. other law makers have written to the white house, encouraging the administration to examine new pods, financial ties to china as a national security threat. china now surpasses the united states as the world's largest steel producer. to fully appreciate local opposition to the plan, you have to understand the history of us steel. this 12000 ton press once may be armor plates for american battleships during world war 2. and it was on one of those ships that the japanese signed the articles of surrender ending the war. that press now sits as a memorial in a shopping center parking lot. it was here that the largest steel mill in the world operated until 1986. in the last decade, however, us still has back tracked on plans to modernize local facilities. the question is, which of these potential buyers may or may not re, invest in the plants here in the region? because without a lot of re investment, they reall

responsibility and the duty to try all impeachments and it requires a vote of 2 thirds of the senate present before the federal officer is convicted. that's a pretty high standard for a constitutional process. for every impeachment in our history the senate has held some form of a trial, unless the federal officer has resigned prior to the trial. this time should be no different. under president biden and secretary mayorkas there have been more than 9. 2 million illegal crossings along the country's southern borders. or to put it another way, the average monthly encounters have increased 400% almost under the biden/mayorkas dhs. the record illegal crossings this past february of 189,922, march 7th consecutive month of the highest number of encounters these months of ever seen. on top of this there have been 36 straight months with higher encounters at the southern border than any other month under the trump administration. these numbers are shocking. it is still i have spoken on this before, just amazing to me the president and secretary mayorkas haven't tried to change this at all, statistics have become a re

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it was initiated by senator dmitry baskov, the country's hockey federation, the dynamo minsk club, and the patriots of belarus. for employees of the patients of their center. parents organized a concert with the participation of belarusian artists, after which the guests visited the wards, where they got to know the children better, discussed the latest sports news and, of course, wished everyone a speedy recovery. this center is very modern, it turns out to be professional and competent support, there are kind people here, but even with everything we understand how morally difficult it is to be here for a long time, so we came here together with the artists of belarus with small gifts for... we took part in this action, gave positive emotions, were present with them at the concert, i think that this message should come from every public organization that could come here to give a little hope. there were also gifts: older children received functional sports bottles, and younger patients received creativity kits and construction kits. further , economic news and tv news agency projects

with the regions and public associations of gardeners and summer residents with deputies and senators of the federaly, we have prepared, based on the results of these consultations, changes to the regulatory framework, which defines the following criteria for inclusion and , accordingly, households and the possibility of submitting applications, that is, these are the three main criteria: households must be are intended for permanent residence, and land plots and residential buildings must be registered, that is, the owners must have ownership rights to these objects. and third criterion, in order to carry out work on laying networks on the territory of gardening partnerships, a decision of the general meeting of snt members will be required in order to provide public land plots for the placement of gas pipeline infrastructure on the territory of snt. to simplify the acceleration of the process, rosreestr , together with the ministry of energy and the union of gardeners of russia, prepared one. draft standard minutes of the general meeting of the snt. it includes the necessary decisions for carrying

in the three cases all federal judges, p the person resigned before the senate could devote. the senator was expelled before his trial. there has never in the u.s. history been a case where the senate dismissed or table impeachment articles have gone on not once but that is likely to change this week. the house is expected to transmit a this thursday. the majority leader is expected to take an unprecedented step of voting to table the impeachment articles and eliminated trials entirely in violation of the constitution. to allow senators to vote guilty or not guilty. it would give the future senate carte blanche. the majority leader must not brush these articles under the rug. i understand why you may want to because the evidence that will be introduced at trial will be damning both for the secretary and the biden administration's policies which are essentially open border policies. but at least house impeachment managers into the secretary's defenseea team deserved their opportunity and the majority leader shouldn't prevent that from happening. i'd like to remind the majority

he is serving a 60-year federal prison sentence. >>> the senate tonight is nearing a vote that could eventually lead to the banning of tiktok over national security concerns. savannah sellers joins me from capitol hill. savannah, what's the latest? >> lester, senators are poised to continue debating late into the night before they vote on billions in aid dollars for ukraine's military, the israeli war effort, and taiwan. but wrapped up in that package, the future of tiktok in the u.s., something more than 150 million americans who use the app are paying close attention to. >> tiktok is a major foreign threat. the bill we are passing today puts an end to that. >> reporter: tonight, the senate debating the future of tiktok ahead of a vote that could effectively ban the wildly popular app in the u.s. >> foreign adversaries use technology for social and political control. >> many americans, particularly young americans are rightfully skeptical. at the end of the day, they've not seen what congress has seen. they've not been in the classified briefings that congress has held. >> reporter:

the president congratulated the state duma deputies and senators of the federation council on their upcoming professional holiday. tomorrow our country will celebrate the day of russian parliamentarism. the head of state noted that while preserving long-standing traditions of lawmaking, it is necessary to pay close attention to those areas that unite society today. a special issue that unites everyone is the support of our heroes and families. strikes on peaceful cities and towns in the kursk, belgorod, kherson and zaporozhye regions, donetsk and lugansk people's republics. five people were killed and at least nine were injured of varying degrees of severity. two residents of the dpr were blown up by anti-personnel mines. the ukrainian armed forces hit residential areas of donetsk with nato-caliber shells, and were hit kirovsky and petrovsky districts. in the private sector, houses were destroyed, school windows were broken, gas lines were damaged, and electrical lines were cut off. in the city of takmag, zaporozhye region, ukrainian militants used guided bombs, one of which hit a high-rise

. >> well, suspect is under arrest and an apparent arson at the vermont office of senator bernie sanders. federal investigators say a california man seen in surveillance images used a lighter and an accelerant to start a fire inside the burlington building on friday. luckily, no one was hurt. but if convicted, the suspect faces up to 20 years in prison. investigators do not know what the motive is. >> a british man who spent nearly a year becoming the first person to run the length of the african continent, says it was the toughest challenge of his life. russ cook crossed the finish line in tunisia on sunday after 352 days and nearly 10,000 miles. he started last april on the southern tip of south africa. cook managed to finish despite visa issues, health scares, even an armed robbery. he raised more than $820,000 for two separate charities. he says that he was averaging 54,000 steps a day for that entire year, according to his apple watch. >> this accomplishment coming up, you had to know there would be food deals for eclipse day, right? >> and what to expect from the eclipse itself. today you'r

own obligations and on the legislative calendar we saw the senate and the house transferring a disproportionate share. the portion of federal appointees subject to the senate confirmation. a trifecta. there will be more time. >> short answer is we are going to file points of order but senator schumer can block those. we will have a lot of points of order because this is blatantly unconstitutional. but the prout tem will be in the chair and she doesn't have to recognize us. it's possible senator schumer would get her to only recognize him and we wouldn't even have a chance to make a point of order. so much for democracy. >> moving forward we may not be providing that consent. >> and also you can influence this. why is he trying desperately to define the constitution and not have a trial? because he doesn't want the american people to hear the facts about what this administration hasct done and hw many have died as a result. and of the motion to table he believes the press will be compliant.t. how many of you are going to write a story tomorrow but says chuck schumer and the democrats divide 200 years of history and for the f

and i thought responsibly that aid package was offset through cuts to other federal agencies here. senator schumer didn't see it that way and say we have never conditioned aid to israel with anything. so it has to be no offset. can't be paid for. so the house in february of this year, i think it was mr. calvert of california who had a bill to provide the same aid to israel without the offset. and it was blocked. blocked this time by people on my side. so the speaker said, ok. let's bring it up under suspension. maybe we get agreement between members on both sides, but in fact under suspension the 2/3 majority required was not achieved. so that bill failed in february as well. had any one of those bills passed, we might not be here today because we all know a week, 10 days ago iran attacked israel, missiles and drones, originating from iranian soil, first time that's ever happened. and the crisis advanced. yes, we did have an opportunity to provide that aid to israel. might not have been what my friend from massachusetts would have wanted, at the same time we had the opportunity to provide

the senator of the federation council was unanimously supported, and now she is officially appointed head of the supreme court of the russian federation. anna voronina, dmitry vaskoboynikov, yuri lepatnikov, valentina velichanskaya, news. the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government. laurels there is a spiritual battle going on. the united states, the west, yes, initially set the task of tearing the ukrainian people away from the russian people. the lord is wonderful among his saints. let's see what will happen next. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations. russian digital solutions, withdraw. to a new height, there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what the numbers help, you are incomparably original in your questions, and what in general with the production of raw materials and exports, what is our product? now is the time for economic news: 9 million tons of fertilizers passed through russian ports in the first quarter, exports increased by 22%. statements write ab

as you know that requires two-thirds vote of the senate to convict or remove a federal officer from office. >> come back to eric schmitt objection, was at expected, do you know? >> well, you know, they've been trying to work out a deal on debate and vote on trial resolutions since yesterday. it looks like almost everyone was in board except for schmidt, and schmidt told reporters downstairs shortly before the vote that he would not agree to the uc. at the time he objected it wasn't a surprise that there was something that was revealed by schmitt only a short time before he objected. >> as you know the cameras controlled by the senate and we have a high shot of the dice here. did you get a sense of what the reaction was to the objection and chuck schumer's response and offering this motion and response to that objection? >> well, i mean, from my colleague who is in the chamber he sent me some color and said after that happened senators immediately started to huddle and figure out next steps. there was a huddle on the floor between senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, john

research... organizations represented in the state duma by political parties, deputies, senators of the russian federationu, dmitry georevich, thank you, but let me remind you that the current legislation has already established such a possibility, this is the presidential decree of the december twenty-third year, number 962 on the admission of simplified citizenship of russia, citizens of belarus, kazakhstan and , in my opinion, moldova, yes, moldova is still there was, and moldova, and accordingly. in russian, already within 3 months of validity, and so far, this decree has been in effect for only 3 months, more than 700 so -called foreign citizens have received citizenship, but we probably need to see how the rules work, this is such a delicate political issue, we will no doubt do everything to simplify these procedures, the ministry of internal affairs is doing this, i hope that with your proposals included, we will make it effective and convenient, but in general i agree that people who want to become russians, who... are worthy of this by our standards , need to do everything to simplify this proced

thanks to these efforts now another $1.7 billion is coming to our state to federal funds that former senator blunt helped to secure. we believe the next five years the digital divide of missouri will be closed once and for all. [applause] less than six years we have accomplished more than most governors have an eight years. i will remind you we did all with challenges on the most unprecedented events in our state's history. whether it is a duck boat crisis, plugs, droughts, tornadoes, civil unrest, train derailments, or in 2021 a global pandemic came knocking at our doors a crisis that came with no roadmap or playbook. we never backed down or passed the buck. they're been critics? sure but critics are a dime a dozen. one thing i have learned in life you will never be criticized for someone doing more than you would always person during the last makes the most noise. [applause] through all of the criticism whenever stubborn for the people of missouri. and for all of my like-minded colleagues who stood with me, along beside me and who came here to be good public servants and put people first.

it was initiated by senator dmitry baskov, the country's hockey federation, the dynamo minsk club and patriots of belarus. a concert with the participation of belarusian artists was organized for employees, patients of the center and their parents. afterwards, the guests visited the wards, where they got to know the guys better, discussed the latest sports news and certainly wished everyone a speedy recovery. this center is very modern, turns out. there were some gifts, the older guys received functional sports bottles, and the younger patients received creativity kits and construction toys, that's all for now, there will be more news in the nightly episode of the program, so see you there. the muddy waters of affairs were bound to sooner or later lift the belsat fish upside down; agnieszka romoszewska guzy was the first to surface. it is not without reason, as people say, that all processes of decomposition begin from the head. front companies, inflated orders, dishonest mediation. we'll show you documents, for whom and what was issued. on the air inside out, my name is ekaterina tya

chairman for your leadership. >> as we mentioned earlier, senator brooker, subcommittee on crime is having a hearing this afternoon on staffing in the federal prisons, which has come up as this morning's meeting, many times. let me recognize the senator pick >> thank you very much for this hearing, i am grateful for the two witnesses being here. before i get to the question on staffing in general how to talk about mental health and well- being of both people that are incarcerated as well as the mental health of a lot of our incredible correctional officers . suicide rates for both groups are alarming to me. nationally according to this, society versus suicide prevention, it is about 14 out of every 100,000 americans die of suicide annually, that number alone should cause concern for all americans, it is so high, but people in custody die at rates that are much higher. according to the bureau of justice statistics, in 2019 it was up to 20 out of 100,000 persons. so, i am wondering first, maybe perhaps, director, for the people that are incarcerated, what steps is the b.o.p. taking to curb this extraordinary rate of individuals committing sui

. >> there has been an arrest in the apparent arson at the vermont office of senator bernie sanders. federalicials say a california man seen in surveillance images used a lighter and an accelerant to start a fire inside the burlington building on friday. luckily, no one was hurt, but investigators still do not have a motive. if convicted, the 35 year old faces up to 20 years in prison. >> college basketball fans in south carolina are celebrating another championship. the gamecocks beat iowa, 8775, in sunday's women's title game. it left caitlin clark without a championship and completed an undefeated season for south carolina this morning. the perfect end to a perfect season. perfection with a touch of sweet redemption, the south carolina gamecocks capping off an undefeated season with a win over iowa and their superstar caitlin clark. clark oh my. >> from the future. >> clark kept iowa in the lead for most of the first half, scoring 18 in the first quarter alone, setting yet another record. >> she has 18, the most ever in a championship game quarter, but south carolina was right on their he

senator sheldon whitehouse. chairs the subcommittee on federal courts. he is also the author of "captured." senator, i really wanted to be able to talk to you about this tonight. because when i say and i will hold up this little chart that you created that shows the republican multidecade plan to take over the united states supreme court. when i say, people didn't realize how big the stakes were in the presidential election of 1988. or the presidential election of 2000. i didn't know about this chart. i didn't know that this plan was underway to take over the supreme court in the way that they have taken it over as we have seen in arizona and other places sending us back to 1864. >> i would add one detail to your well told story. that is when george w. bush became president and he had the vacancy to fill, his first choice was harriet meyers who might well have not written the dobbs decision. and george w. bush was attacked from the far right. he was attacked by the creepy far right billionaires for nominating harriet meyers, a conservative lawyer who was his own white house counsel. and from

thanks to these efforts, and now another one $.7 million, to our state or federal funds the former senator blunt help to secure, we believe that in the next five years the digital divide in missouri will be closed once and for all. [ applause ] in less than six years we have accomplished more than most governors are in eight years. i will remind you we did it all while challenge with some of the most unprecedented events in our state's history. whether it was the duck boat crisis, floods, droughts, tornadoes, civil unrest, train derailments, or in 2020, when a global pandemic came knocking at our doors, a crisis that came with no roadmap or playbook , we never backed down or pass the buck. were there critics? sure. but critics are a dime a dozen. one thing i have learned in life , you will never be criticized by someone doing more than you. it is always the person doing less who makes the most noise. [ applause ] ever stubborn for te of missouri.ever stubborn for te and for all of my like-minded colleagues who stood with me, draw the criticism, we never on stopped working for the people of

event was held at the children's center in borovlyany; it was initiated by senator dmitry baskov, the country's hockey federation, the dynamo minsk club and the patriots of belarus. a concert with the participation of belarusian artists was organized for employees, patients of the center and their parents. after the guests visited chambers, where we got to know the guys better, discussed the latest sports news and , of course, wished everyone a speedy recovery. this center is very modern, there is professional and competent support, there are kind people here, but even with everything, we understand how morally difficult it is to be here for a long time, so we came. external support. i understand how courageous they are, how strong they are and how much energy they need. looking at these children today, i and today we took part in this promotions, gave them positive emotions, and attended the concert with them. i think that this message should come from every public organization that could come here to give a little hope. there were also... gifts: older children received functional sports bottles, and younger pa

federal government has a role in regulating i.v.f. nationally, and if so, how would you work with other members in the senate to get your view accomplished>> there is no rule for the federal government to leverage and regulate a woman's health choices. these are the choice is between a woman and her doctor and no one else should be involved in that, certainly no person of the political spectre. absolutely not. we have to work instead to open up freedoms so people have that choice and we can get roe v. wade re-codified as the law of the land. >> this issue is a personal one to me. as the mother of an 18 year old daughter, i believe that the privacy and freedom that women deserve to make their own decisions about their bodies belong to a woman and a woman only. it is outrageous that it is not only abortion-rights under attack, but we see now that these republicans will not stop. their reproductive rights are on the ballot. also we see i.v.f., in arizona now we have republicans who want to charge a woman with a crime and incarcerate her. women deserved to choose. reproductive rights, i.v.f., it all belongs to the woman. i have spent the las

current law states the federal government only has to fund 90 percent if of it. -- 90% of it. senatorsays -- >> -- 100% federal funds in regards to the construction and replacement. this is not unprecedented. the 100% was used in the minnesota bridge replacement, and this is a commitment that is normal for this type of a catastrophic loss of a major infrastructure in our, in our country. lauren: yeah. well, there's a group of house republicans, they are reluctant to spend more money even on disaster spending without cutting spending elsewhere with. as far as we know, it does not appear that senator cardin,'s bill will have any spending cuts to offset -- stuart: of course not. this is vote buying. maryland's going to go democrat anyway, so what? spend some more money on them. lauren i lauren he is the democratic senator from maryland, so i understand where he's coming from. stuart: vote for me. why not? lauren: we spend so much, what's another 10%? seriously. stuart: don't do that. wrong today for that. president zelenskyy says ukraine will lose the war if lawmakers in the u.s. do not

the last kennedy in federal office was senator kennedy and dead kennedy died in what was it? 2008. this is not this is not necessarily going to play out the way that a lot of the commentators have soon heir louis, thanks for spending some time with us this morning. >> thanks, victor america's top diplomat head to the middle east for the seven times since the start of the israel-hamas war, will it be enough to fire up stalled ceasefire talks and get those hostages released i just don't feel comfortable with biden's age and i don't feel comfortable with trump's mouth plus both president biden and former president trump have georgia on their minds. this consequential election season. but what splitting voters and atlanta suburbs, we'll take a look a little later on cnn this morning the sinking of the titanic how would really happen, especially to our premiere? >> tonight at nine on cnn, you want thicker, stronger, fuller hair. you need experts, skincare, nu doves, scalp plus hair therapy, serum, active skincare ingredients targets the source of beautiful hair, your scalp for visibly t

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minister of the republic to take up this issue closely, and i instructed the senators who represent the region in the federationunder control. according to the head of the upper house, kumi has significant economic potential, which needs to be developed by creating favorable conditions for business, not only in the mining industry and timber processing. keep the flood situation under control, and support people who have lost their homes. valentina matvienko called on senators of the regions who are suffering from the spring flood to actively participate in permission. according to the chairman of the federation council, it is necessary to keep your finger on the pulse, help resolve all issues until the water recedes, and when it does subside, take a more substantive look at the losses and losses suffered by citizens. innovative approaches and effective mechanisms for the development of municipal territories were the focus of attention at valentina matvienko’s meeting with women, heads of municipalities. the speaker of the federation council said that the ministry of justice is currently developing a bill on opt

it requires a vote of two thirds of the senate present before the federal officer is convicted. 's a pretty high standard for a constitutional process. for every impeachment in our history, the senate has held some form of a trial. unless the federal officer has resigned prior to the trial. this time it should be no different. under president biden and secretary mayorkas, there have been more than 9.2 million illegal crossings along our country's southern borders. or to put it another way, the average monthly encounters have increased 400% almost under the biden-mayorkas dhs. the record illegal crossings in this past february of 189,922 marks the seventh consecutive month of the highest number of encounters that these months have ever seen. and on top of this, there have been 36 straight months with higher encounters at the southern border than any other month under the trump administration. these numbers are just shocking. i've spoken on this before, it's just amazing to me that the president and secretary mayorkas haven't tried to change this at all. unfortunately the statistic