this short fall is primarily represented by our general housing authority of the fund, which we spokeo a few months ago. that deficit hasn't changed. the mayor's two year budget makes significant investment in family and tay totaling $79.7 million in prop c fundingism as you xoe, san francisco is experiencing a rapid spike in families with children experiencing homelessness, and the 2024 point in time count showed 94 percent increase in the number of families experiencing homelessness since 2022. the family homelessinous waiting list doubled. the mayor proposed budget includes about $50.1 million investment to shelter for approximately 600 families and with plans to house over 450 families through new investment and existing turnover. exiting turnover. of the total investment, $47.2 million is from our city our home fund. this funding for the proposal includes allocating family housing fund plans as proposed in the department phase of the budget and reallocate $17.6 million in prop c incrust revenue towards family housing and emergency shelter authorities. the $17.6 million represents

first slide showed we had a deficit of $17 million in the second year of the budget, that's our general housing bucket, we are not balanced there and that's where the adult and general population is served based on the current authorities within this fund. so-- >> i have question about that, because the last meeting or when this was presented, at the meeting where this information was presented, you guys were going to go to the mayor's office to try to get in the second year budget a back-fill of the $17 million shortfall for general housing, so are you saying that was not awarded? okay. >> we don't have a back fill for the gap in the second year of the budget. >> okay, so that is something we are going to have to find funding for next year. >> i think at the end of the budget year we will have a better idea of what current fund balance and under spend we have. now we balanced around the current year projections. once we close out the fiscal year, we'll have a better idea how close our projections were and the true gap. some september, i think we'll know what we look like going into 25-26 and w

it’s generally strange, you say, she has a high temperature, she has a serious illness, she goes out somewhere to get headphones, she was the only one who ran nearby, she says: i can’t be in the houses some kind of savagery in our time, when people again cannot verbally solve their problems, they throw their fists into action, and why would you rush an adult woman to a young girl, she didn’t come out and came out, well, what’s so special about it? tearing headphones is normal, so a girl comes into the entrance and swears at an adult, but tearing headphones is normal? elen, what impression did you get, who do you believe more, that the child was really provoked, yes, i think that this was the case, because at that time she was in a painful state, she had a high temperature, plus some other psycho-emotional background was probably present. vladimir, with a diagnosis of chickenpox you can generally leave the house, you shouldn’t is natalie's daughter in quarantine? well , chickenpox is a 100% contangible disease, yes, that is, all the people who find themselves in an environment who have not had chickenpox will all get sick, that is, this is a violation of the sanobit regime, well, no

we heard from the secretary general house and the fellow on wednesday night saying he has a surplus of fighters and a surplus of weapons, you know, to engage in a, you know, and a much wider conflict. but this really is about the terror and strategy trying to avoid this escalation. because hezbollah has repeatedly said, we're not interested in an all out war. we opened up this front to help garza and they believe that they have been, you know, achieving this by for the 1st time and as well as history. displacing tens of thousands of people from their homes along the border. and this really has been putting pressure on is really officials to do something. but it really is difficult choices for both sides because both sides can really hurt each other if this conflict widens. but the us has been exerting a lot of efforts to try to de escalate the tensions that it has failed to find a diplomatic solution. but what it is trying to do is ensure that this conflict remains limited, limited, contains, and for the time being, both sides are still sticking to the unwritten rules of engagement. wh

maybe it won't be explained in these two or three minutes, but i will because in general, housing means a place of peace. at least we have a discussion that can give peace to our people . i would like to share this with a few points . see, for example, the price of houses in some cities like tehran is very high. if the price of building the same house is meter, for example, if it is 10 million or 15 million, it is more or less now, but the housing price at one time is, for example, how many times this is. what is the reason for the difference, because if you build it, for example , it will cost 15 million, now i have this number, i will give you an example , why should it be, for example, seven or eight times the price of a house, one reason is the price. well, we are in the field a country that does not have a land problem is one of the good discussions that was approved in the 7th plan. you know that it was allowed to add two tenths of percent of the land to the country's settlements. this means that one of the opportunities of the 14th government is that simultaneously with the 7th p

we heard from the secretary general house on the fellow on wednesday night, saying he has a surplus of fighters and a surplus of weapons, you know, to engage in a, you know, and a much wider conflict. but this really is about the terror and strategy trying to avoid this escalation because has what has repeatedly said, we're not interested in an all out war. we opened up this front to help garza and they believe that they have been, you know, achieving best buy for the 1st time and as well as history. displacing tens of thousands of people from their homes along the border. and this really has been putting pressure on is really officials to do something. in other world news, new jazz military government has revoked the uranium mining license. so french nuclear group o'rando, the company operates a mine with one of the world's largest deposits of uranium. this is highlighted tensions between the june tat and former colonial power friends, and is the latest step in cutting ties with fine. so some of these are 6 springs of the mind. me license that was to do both about the military june th

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it's simple, attorney general garland holds information vital to the committee'slaght and the house impeac remember, this body voted december 13 of last yearase of our oversight duty and impeachment ir obligation to turn over the red material. attorney general's garland's willful refusal contempt of congress and institutes its power to find the house finds attorney general merick garland in contempt of with the subpoena. oversight andt to allow the attorney general to willful disregard this. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and we reserve the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. members are remindedo from engaging in personalities toward the president. for what purpose does the recognition? mr. nadler: mr. speaker i yield ea]ime as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr.he dishonesty that we have just heard is what mr. jordan just said. hisb selective quote from mr. hur's report. he said, our investigation uncovered evidence that president biden willfully retained disclosed classified

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attorney general's garland's willful refusal constitutes contempt of congress and institutes its power to find the houseds attorney general merick garland in contempt of congress in failing to comply with the subpoena. oversight and impeachment responsibilities are too important to allow the attorney general to willful disregard this. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and we reserve the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. memberreo refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yiely consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, the dishonesty that we have just heard is illustrated by what mr. his selective quote from mr. hur's repor said, our invesn uncovered evidence that president biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidentsy when he was a private citizen. the report does say that. but he neglects the sentence a paragraph later. however, for the reasons

general turn this over. he refuses to do so. the white househat white house the president of the united states told the attorney general not to turn tape. after last night's debate we c . and that's embarrassing to the president. we're sorry about that. we are not trying to embarrass the president but get down to the facts. we areoingo be as aggressive and use every tool that the evidenceouse entitled to is turned over. on monday, war filing a lawsuit and go pursue and are going to get the court third branch to force the executive branch to turn other the tapes to the in sinkics. -- sinks. rnible question] the speaker: best way is to allow the third branch to resolve that. there may be other we could pursue but we are not committed anything what representative luna and i tool in the tool box becausehi very, very serious, a serious matter for tou and we are going to do our duty. [indiscern question] the speaker: there are a lot of people invoking the 25th amendment because this is alarming. adversaries see the weakness a s situation, but unfortu

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community in our grant making, our discretionary general fund budget primarily funds grants to cbos and 26 fte. five of those, 26 fte are at the san francisco housing authority. we don't pay for materials or supplies or professional services from the general fund. we cover all of those things with mostly grants, so to minimize the impact to our cbo services grants, we've taken a few key steps. you may recall earlier in the deck that i said that the housing trust fund had about a $2.5 million increase per the charter in the first year of the budget. we're deploying all of that to backfill the general fund cuts to cbo grants, we're also assuming not filling for vacant general fund fte, in addition to four vacant fte that were not filled as part of the current year budget. so eight fte of attrition savings and we are eliminating one time capital grants for community facilities improvement. and in full transparency to the board. we want to make you aware that even after those mitigation steps, the proposed budget in the second year, fiscal 2526, still includes a reduction of $11.6 million in grants to cbos, compared to what we're able to deploy in the

planned to increase this figure to 33 m per person, and by the thirty- sixth to thirty-eight, in general , the housingy 20%. the minister also spoke about improving the quality of public services. the work is being carried out as part of a new program for modernizing the housing and communal services infrastructure. the president gave the corresponding instructions . to improve the quality of life in support settlements by 30% by 2030 and by 60% by 36, here we are in the process of selecting 200 important support settlements for which the quality of life will be improved. in in the tambov region, 177 m of new housing was put into operation, which is 11% more than last year. deputy prime minister khusnuli reported this. during his working trip, governor maxim egorov spoke, marat khusnulin also visited the altai republic, the deputy chairman discussed with the acting head of the region, andrei turchak, a comprehensive master plan for the development of the gorno-altai agglomeration. and right now from the broadcast from the kremlin. vladimir vladimirovich putin. i ask you, please, comrade officers, dear

this is in response to the house judiciary committee voting in favor of holding the attorney generalo turn over audiotapes of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur. the hearing runs four hours.

jon: retired army general jack keane thank you. >> great talking with you john, thank you. jon: houseepublicans are not letting it go the justice department said it will not prosecute attorney general merrick garland after the house voted to hold the ag in contempt. speaker mike johnson said he wants to take the matter to court. tennessee republican tim sits on the house oversight committee his thoughts on all of this, next. ♪ behr behr behr behrrr behr behr behr ♪ ♪ behrrr behr behr behr behr ♪ ♪ behr behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ whether you're doing it yourself or hiring a pro, ♪ behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ today let's paint. ♪ behr behr behr behrrrr ♪ no, no. exclusively at the home depot. ♪ ♪ ♪ chewy, a citi client, uses citi's financial expertise to help drive its growth and keep its supply chain moving, so more pet parents can get everything they need... right when they need it. keeping more pets, and families, happy. ♪ for the love of moving our clients forward. for the love of progress. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with 4 powerful pain-fight

starting to become stronger and more interesting, well now to work in the lower house of the house of parliament, in generale have two chambers parliament, the top one is in england, there is. who receive more than 2000 rubles a month, yes from 200 to 400, what is 5 million, this is a 4000 salary, these people who receive 250, 300, yes, let us leave the same 13%, because this is not some you know, there are some oligarchs there, it’s the workers who pay highly, the engineers, well , right down to you know, right down to the couriers there now can earn 2000 there, so these are the it people, these are not some rich people , let's leave it to them and... well, we want people to give birth, so that children raised, not just gave birth, abandoned, but gave birth, raised, all these are huge expenses, clothes, putting together a school, clubs, these are big expenses, why are we attached to them, this is the first package , the second package is about industry, i won’t go into detail about everything what we proposed, but look, there is the so-called: priority industries, this government called them priority, thes

so, in general, many houses in the city are also cut down with shards, windows fell out, someone, someone their roofs blown off, unfortunately, the citizens' own appeal is still being processed, the police work here, they record what was damaged, and the local government itself promises to help everyone again, i will remind you again that there are two wounded here, they went to the doctors with minor injuries, but luckily everyone remained alive, that's the information, let's stop for now, iro, i'll pass the ether to you. thank you, katya, it was our correspondent kateryna galko, from the kyiv region, and we are moving further to donetsk region, in the morning the russians attacked selidove with an air bomb. five houses were damaged, the city military administration reported. fortunately, there were no casualties. in general, in the past day, the occupiers killed two people and wounded two more in turkey. two were injured in the villages of severnye and dronivka. the outskirts of mykolaivska were also under fire. community, 39 civilian objects were destroyed by shelling. more than 300 ru

but you see, the thing is that not everyone likes it, well, say it already, in general, the house wast are you doing? i just wanted to tell people the truth, there is no need to lie to anyone, they asked to see the house, we showed them, then it’s up to them, that is, hiding the shortcomings is not deception in your opinion, if you want to sell something, then you need to talk about the advantages , i don’t want to sell anything, i don’t understand, you yourself decided, firstly, i i haven’t... decided anything yet, and secondly, i realized that we have a beautiful, cozy house and we should live in it, i’ve already made an agreement with people, i’ve already shaken hands, as soon as you shake them , you unclench them, half an hour ago we didn’t know what to do with this problem, suddenly these people appear, give us money, save us from the problem, here you go, that’s the whole difference, for you at home it’s a problem, but for me it’s a dream, katya , your dream is seriously ill, in order to cure it, we need huge... why are you with your suspiciousness and disgust, you won’t even go

are still ahead on this sanchez here and use our a tick tock politician for a new generation house. the rising stall, francis, my life party is helping to attract young voters in upcoming elections. in india have been australia to see the face in the semi finals of the key. 20 westcott will show you how they did it means for slate to with be to stay with us. we're back after a very short break, the quite a few warnings throughout sandy arabia, full accessory feet. it's not as hard as it was in west and an eastern side. it is getting out the middle to high forty's. and over the weekend it was round the 50 mar, in the u. a. and so if nothing, q 8, and a new rock that looks like we hovering around that level, now i'm where there's been a heat wave in some parts of catholics down that's cooling down in the west now. but at least temperatures you save and took my sandals with a few degrees above the average. so we're on the outside of normal was little relief except where you do see shafts and overcast. been maybe in the caucasus. nothing much in the rainy and 19th nova expected, but we

the department has in the past declined to prosecute other attorneys general for house contempt citationst recently in 2019 with former attorney general bill barr, and in 2012, when eric holder became the first ag to be held in contempt of congress. in both cases, former presidents trump and obama exerted executive privilege over certain records sought by the house oversight committee in washington matter. rivera, fox news this week on our political show, the issue is two sides of the debate on retail theft and public safety. >> first, riverside county sheriff chad bianco makes the case for a november ballot measure aimed at reforming prop 47. meanwhile, assemblyman rick chavez, zbur, thinks a legislative fix is the way to go. >> we are dying our businesses are fleeing the state, our businesses, our small businesses. mom and pops are closing up our homes are being burglarized, our garages, our cars, everything is being stolen from us. criminals are running this state. we don't have to go so far to put every single criminal in jail. but if we don't start having consequences like we had 15

the house sergeant at arms to arrest attorney general merrick garland and bring him before the house by holding in in inherent contempt. this was in response to the attorney general's refusal to turn over audiohurt's interviewt biden, despit being served with subpoenas. >> good morning everyone. we are here today because of the double standards that exist within the justice system. you e good morning. we are hear because of the double standard in the justice system. as you know, we sent a subpoena to garland, for which we received no response, and the congress does have the power to investigate all legislative powers. legislative assets, held accountable.erferes on hearing contempt was first used 1795, first upheld in a supreme court decision in 1927 that said congress does indeed have this authority. note that when an individual is called before the country they appear. why should the attorney general who is supposed to be had of all lafooritbe any different? garland still hasime comply with the request that we are asking. tapes and let us look into them but in the event he does not

special counsel appointed by the attorney general to investigate his role in the attacks of january 6th and hi■alleged theft of classified documents from the white housevice of a convicted ll ha squandered their opportunity to do something meaningful for the american people. their failure on this front stands in stark contrast to attorney general garland's tenure at the department ofwhic work in recent years to protect attorney general, the apartment --■x dement is protecting consumers by ensuring ticketmaster can't exploit its hold on the entertainment industry. it's fighting to reduce violent decreasing levels of homicide, assaults, and burglaries across the country. is combating the retinal epidemic. taking tens of millions of sentinel pills off the street every year and prosecuting traffic -- traffickers and def freedom. fighting to keep abortion, healthcare, and medications accessible to american women. it's ensuring our election infrastructures safe and secure so that we have a fully functional, secure, and safe election this november, without foreign interference. and so, so much more. this doj is doing important workand have the important job

has said that white house t prentttorney general not to turn over the .stand clearly why that and that's embarrassing to the s the presi butet down to the facts. we are going to be as essi and use every tool that the evidence the house is entitlede. on monday, we are filing a lat■, pursue and execute upon that subpoena. and we court third branch to force the executive bnc turn other the tapes to the legislative branch. in skics. -- sinks. [indiscernible question]the speo allow the third that. there may be other avenues thatt committed to aing what representative luna and i agree upon we have to use y tool in the tool box because this is very, very serious, a serious matter for the country and we are our [indiscernible question] the speaker: there are a lot 25h amendment because this is the weakness in this white house. thiss a very dangerous situation, buttunately it's not the house that determines that but the cabinet that decision. i would ask the cabinet members to i think you have all been reporting about the pe democrat. i would be that was my no, ma

house. the attorney general be on capitol hill on tuesday. ey want to hear from him■ abt -- guest: is a regular oversight hearing for the house judiciary committee. in the aftermath of the verdict, even though that was state, at the local level prosecution, this is still something republicans will bring up in the context of having the attorney general on capitol hill. host: there are always hearings to choose from. this is one will be covering from on c-span. it is just after 8:00 and it is monday. we are talking about the week ahead in washington, asking what you want to hear aut, what stories you want to focus on. phone lines are open. republicans (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. democrats (202) 748-8000. call for nicholas wu of politico. other hearings are watching for. guest: one thing i am hoping to hear is rules committees as republicans try to tee up legislation on appropriations and potentially sanctioning the icc for trying to prosecute israeli leaders -- the rules committee is normally and under the radar committee, but g

general myself and i turn this over. he refuses to do so. has said tt white house the attorney general not to turn over the tape.we understand clearly why that is. and that's embarrassing president. we're sorry about that. we are not trying■nut get down o the facts. we are going to be and use every tool that the evidence the house is entitled to is turned over. on monday, we are filing a lawsuit and go pursue and execute upon that are going to e court third branch t branch to r the tapes to the listive branch. exercise in sinks. [indiscernible the speaker: best way is to allowhe third branch to resolve that. there may be othernues that we could pursue but we are not committed to anything what w toolntative luna and i agree in the tool box because this iss matter for the country going to. [indiscernible question] the speaker: there are a lot of people invoking the 25th alarming. because this adversaries see the weaknessn as situation, but unfortunately it's not the house that determines that but the cabinet that makes that decision. i would ask the■ to search their hearts. i think you have all been reporting pani

. >> shannon: breaking tonight, the house has approved a resolution to hold attorney atty general merrickarland in contempt of congress. he continues to refuse an order to turn over audio of president biden's interview with the special counsel over his retention of classified documents. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the very latest from capitol hill. good evening, aishah. >> aishah: shannon, good evening to you. a very historic night on capitol hill for the first time in many years the house has held in contempt and attorney general. every single republican member except for one voted for this contempt. and that was ohio congressman david joist, a moderate. and tonight, garland is also firing back e writes this, saying it's, quote: deeply disappointing that the house is turning its powers into a, quote: partisan weapon. >> either the transcript doesn't match the audio or the audio is so bad that he doesn't want us to hear it. >> this is a colossal waste of time but more importantly, it is dangerous. a fiery debate on the house floor. >> the resolution is adopted. >> aishah

it's been very hard for him to get some notches, key priorities passed in the house, but also the general standard type of procedure packages as well. and so this goal benefit to this meeting, i should say, benefits both donald trump, but also how speaker mike johnson and richard hudson, the chairman of the national republican congressional committee, and look donald trump in the past has in his endorsements have carried a lot of weight. we know that many of the people he's endorsed have gone on to win their primaries. however in 2022, many of those people, even though they won their primaries, ultimately lost when it counted on election day. and donald trump since then has really had fewer endorsements from my conversations with trump's team, they argue that they really do not i want to be putting their weight behind people that they don't think it can win. so what i was told this meeting is about is really trying to get on the same page about who to endorse him as well what the messaging should look like. ours they look ahead to november now the other part of this that i find really int

general merrick garland. d.o.j. announced its decision after the house found him in contempt. watch. >> this has been the most lawless and partisan attorney general we've ever seen. the number of people on planet earth who were sur profsed when the biden d.o.j. said they will not prosecute merrick garland's contempt citation is 0. the damage merrick garland has done to d.o.j. has no precedent in history and it is really sad. >> harris: former president trump, white house official steve bannon and peter navarro were both sentenced to four months in prison. navarro is currently serving his term. it doesn't just smack of unfairness, it is unfair. that's what you say. why? >> because you have a double standard for republicans and democrats. merrick garland holds the keys. he is in charge of the department of justice. that shows how much power they have. they are doing selective prosecution. go after republicans, bannon and navarro and won't go after the democrats. why is that tape being withheld? it hurts joe biden. the transcript has already been released but they don't want the a

quarter today at tableau tv.com right now, the us attorney general, merrick garland, is testifying before the house judiciary committee. on capitol hill moments ago, the chairman, jim jordan grill, the attorney general on why he appointed special counsel jack smith to investigate former president donald trump we're gonna continue to monitor the hearing, bring you some live coverage of that coming up standby for that. >> but there's other really important news we're following right now as well. they're counting ballots and a massive election in india, the world's largest democracy prime minister narendra modi, appears headed for a rare third term in office, but he also appears unable to reach the outright majority he wanted. and that would certainly be a shocking loss. cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson is joining us live from new delhi right now, i've been weirder things stand with the results as of right now? >> oh, there's still being counted and when you consider that you had more than 640 million ballots cast, that's new delete twice the population of the us. this is a big job s

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in general, the white house refused to conduct a drug test, said that everything he says is a desperate and says who is really afraid of debates, who is not ready for them, biden will be ready for them. i have already sent a letter to the white house more than once asking for cognitive tests to be conducted , the same ones that trump took. and all my letters were ignored. so tomorrow i will send a letter to president biden, or rather to his physician, dr. conor. i'm not very pleased to do all this. it's just humiliating for your ex. the white house doctor has to do it, but we have no choice. i will demand , on behalf of many millions of concerned americans, that he take a drug test before this debate takes place. particular attention should be paid to stimulants. recently, during the state of the union address, we saw a joe biden who did not look like the joe biden we see every day for 3.5 years. and explain it other than that he was under the influence some medications are not allowed. he will spend a week at camp before the debate, partly so he can experiment with dosages. points for

and they've declined to prosecute other tones general for house citations, and with bill barr and 2012, then eric holder, the first sitting cabinet member being held in contempt of congress. and in the cases, then president trump and president obama exerted authority over the committee. aishah: thank you. griff: democrats are demanding sanctions for controversial supreme court justices making the high court, its rulings and conservative justices a plank in their election platform this fall. and chad pergum has more. >> and on the conservative justices. >> justice alito is an insurrectionist sympathizer joined by his right wing buddy, clarence thomas. >> democrats accuse clarence thomas and samuel alito of questionable ethics. thomas for lauvish get aways. >> he had done it on their time, my lord. >> alito for controversial flags flying at his homes. the legacy of the roberts court will be one of unchecked corruption. >> and lawyers say ethics rules don't require him to report such trips as long as they don't have businesses before the court. alito says his wife flew the flags and the r

efat shuja, the wife of martyr lieutenant general sayad shirazi, was held this morning in front of the martyr's house. lieutenant general sayad shirazi, the third commander of the force. army ground on april 21, 1978 a vase was martyred in front of his house in tehran by the agents of brohak monafekin. mohabbatein bought flowers for me, then because of your efforts, i received these flowers to thank you. i was very happy. mrs. efat shoja, the wife of martyr siad shiazi, the wife who , despite her sense of happiness and authority , was such a kind of mr. sepe, who left a memory for her . she was a student of ezli college when after graduating, my father came to propose. he loved him very much, his name was 27, but we didn't live together for 5 or 6 years because he was all at the front, whenever he came and went , his mission was in the name of god, in the bitter assassination of the 21st in april 1378, he doesn't leave his wife's back either . he is lucky that he was martyred. i wish i could have been martyred by his side, mrs. fete sheja sarnjam. after a period of illness on june 19, 1403, dar fania

house. the regular inhabitants of the bullfinches recognize the general secretary’s car from afar, and he saysud of the new residents of the boarding house, every month there are two streams of 200 people, almost 17 children from donbass were able to. rest here, we have a lot of children, there was a condition, i helped the management, i said, we will create everything we have for the children, well , here are the children of donbass. on the occasion of his anniversaries, gennady zyuganov prefers to meet with journalists in this pink house of the secretary general and is happy to conduct excursions around it every time. for three decades, he says, he has planted hundreds of bushes and trees here. here he is in his the seventieth year is planting, let’s approach the black soil and... water it and there will be great conditions, here 75 is watering, you see, i water them regularly, very well, everything is accepted with me, 80 years of proactive answers to an unasked question, you see, they don’t retire, statesmen, people with such experience as mine should serve the country, china saved him. wa

my favorite pastime is to brew wonderful tea, and this is generally a jelly job, it’s fantastic, i decided that since... bees are in the housee, broke, we have such an exclusive, you understand that you are the first politician in general in the last 15 years who, uh, let’s say, resumes these interviews without ties and so openly invites, shows, says, this this is a sacred thing, no really, i want to give you a compliment, it’s completely normal, show us yours... yes, russian forest, i planned this place myself, brought 10 huge trucks of earth, grass didn’t even grow here, 2 m of solid sand, i made a cultural layer , on which virtually everything grows, instead of a fence i planted 50 there... 22 as a full-fledged citizen 33 jesus christ, 44 napoleon, hitler and kennedy came to power, 44, however, all three ended badly, then 55, from one root there are 11 trunks , i searched for a long time, but i found it, here i have a hundred-meter dash, in basyak, a hundred-meter dash, green, uh. but i survived, 30 species of plants and shrubs grow here, many of which grow in the crimea in the north caucasus, every centimeter, i couldn’t

twenties was to create such an absolutely comfortable environment for people, an environment in general, not just a houselso very familiar with, and there as the first one of the first in in moscow there were mechanical laundries, a canteen where you could buy food, a gym, you could buy food there around the clock or not, not around the clock, that later came now, that is, people ate exactly like a day, all the people, people bought food daily, they brought it to their apartment, where they had their own kitchen, and could eat it there around the clock, they didn’t cook it around the clock, but i could eat it. was whatever, so the space, public space, huge diversity, a community was created, a house is like this social programmer, or as western researchers called it at one time, social condenser, social condenser, because really people, so i talked to people and read memories, talked to people who lived there in different years, and who live there now, and who lived there temporarily 20 years ago, they all told me that the house seemed to form a community out of them, then this program itself is social,

[inaudible] >> i generally will leave those strategy andac■■er jeff reese but i can tell you there has beeongipartisan votes when extremist members on the house resolutions. they are generally joined bydem. hope is that will happen but we haven't had a whole lot of is is yet another attempt by house republicans to have the predent. every day they wake up asking themselves how do we show him. that's what they do and this is one way they can continue to show him their aticarrying his e american public sees it. we are going to devote a lot of time and injured -- energy to that. >> encourage you to look at the substance of what this is all about. if yat committee hearing on the contempt resolution against merrick garland it's clear knowing disputes this, wefr■wave the written transcript. the written transcript was authenticated by robert hur or republican who was dominated by donald trump.ing disputes that s written transfer -- is authentic. why they want the transcript of they said we won't know if biden says and, and, and. they want this transcript to highlight joe joe biden overcame stuttering as a child. he was bullied for stuttering and he o

in in general, funds go towards housing, but many also choose to invest in education.ion to the training of professional and highly qualified personnel. today , industries in the real sector of the economy are in particular need of qualified workers. at the same time, young people give preference to professions in the service sector and economics. therefore, the vocational education system has a clear task to eliminate the imbalance between the needs of the economy and the preferences of young people in obtaining a profession. the key for the government is. the issue of the effective functioning of the higher education system, the head of state on february 13 of this year, at a meeting with members of the republican council of rectors of higher education institutions, set the task of bringing the higher education system to a new qualitative level. for these purposes , an interdepartmental working group is analyzing the effectiveness of the university’s activities, based on the results of which specific proposals will be developed for... systemic measures are being take

dobrokholki a large bank worked here, but in in general, the house has a monetary past, because theyl sense. this is something between a bank and a pawnshop, the closest concept to us is a mutual aid fund, people gather, make a contribution, and for those who need a loan, they actually take the loan funds from this contribution. rare archival photos from the beginning of the 20th century show the same operating room, which is now littered with consumer goods, but the most interesting thing is hidden on the underground floors, cinematic interiors is a bank vault that once held 3,000 safe deposit boxes for cash and jewelry, and entire rooms for larger luxury items. firstly, there were completely unique walls; they were probably not afraid of any break-in. the door to this vault weighs 400 pounds. according to the most conservative estimate, this is almost 6.5 tons. inside, much has been preserved today: linden on the walls, stone on the floor, brass bulustrata elements. the luxury property wanted to find a new owner, the auction operator house corporation. indicated starting price 574

as for the information there that these generators ended up with restaurateurs, these generators served the housese , everything else, i do not exclude, to be honest, not a single criminal case has already been initiated against trukhanov, it has not been brought to its logical conclusion completion, a person has enormous financial resources that allow him... to feel absolutely calm like a fish in water in this a state completely corrupt. well, who else did trukhanov give humanitarian generators to? the ukrainians write that another one was found at a car wash. another installation on genuevskaya street, where trukhanov and his beloved olga live. and there is information that trukhanov did not spare the electricity generator for her deputy for medicine, svetlana bedrega, generously. i wonder if trukhanov’s beloved olga knows about this? these generators, they even have special markings that say they are humanitarian aid to ukraine, in this case from germany, the flags were drawn, and trukhanov saw it all personally. here is an archival photo of how the mayor, apparently, accepts western assistance

in general, funds go towards housing, but many also choose to invest in education.te pays great attention to the training of professional and highly qualified personnel. today , industries in the real sector of the economy are in particular need of qualified workers. at the same time, young people give preference to specialties in the service sector, economics, therefore, the vocational education system has a clear task to eliminate the imbalance between the needs of the economy and the preferences of young people in obtaining a profession. the key issue for the government is the effective functioning of the higher education system. head of state on february 13 this year at a meeting with... benefited people. the head of state 5% of gdp, the main thing is that these investments are ordered to restore order in all healthcare institutions. as a result, more than one thousand medical centers, 480 outpatient clinics and over 140 local hospitals were repaired. the availability and level of medical services in the regions is growing. in general, the government, together w

of enthusiasm, the porch needs to be finished, and the veranda needs to be finished, and in general, the house needs to be completely sheathed, because in this condition, in principle, the house is warm, but in any case it will have to be acculturated, here it is we have roses, but i’ll plant them here. cabbage, here i want a berry, here is a beautiful tree, an apple tree, all this will be removed and cleaned. now olga is raising two younger daughters, lisa and glasha. the older sons already live separately. the head and sole breadwinner of the family, victor , passed away 10 years ago. then everyone had to move together from the capital to a small town near moscow, and olga had to return to work at school. to take your mind off your own. she began to support others, i realized for myself that i would help those women who found themselves in the same situations like me, that it is possible not to go into some kind of despondency, but not to think that life is over, but to continue to help and do something good, kind, the daughters support their mother with all their might and even contribute t

most competitive housing markets in the country. >> things are selling way above asking price. >> there is a difficult time for home buyers because of high interest rates and generallyherefore about 1/3 of the property receiving high irrelevant offers. >> people are competing so much these homes are flying off the market before they even are listed. so as that continues to come it has become one of the most competitive rental markets in the country. you were ahead of the curve when you moved. >> martha: i lived in manhattan for a long time and moved to hoboken. jersey city is the new brooklyn. see you tomorrow. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: it's coming up soon. president biden

home, here they take care of him, and he takes care of the boarding house, the general secretary’s carthat he is proud of the new inhabitants of the boarding house, every month there are two streams of 200 people, almost 17 children from donbass were able to relax here, we have a lot of children , there was a condition, i helped the management, i said we will create for... the children everything that is available, well, here are the children of donbass. on the occasion of his anniversaries, gennady zyuganov prefers to meet with journalists in this pink house of the secretary general with pleasure every time conducts tours around it. for three decades, he says, he has planted hundreds of bushes and trees here. this is what he plants on his seventieth birthday. we'll pour it in and we'll have great conditions. but at 75 it waters. i water them regularly, very well, everything is accepted with me, at the age of 80 a proactive person answers an unasked question, you see, people don’t retire, statesmen, people with experience like mine must serve the country, because you have accumulated a

is really is there the government has been hinting to the fact that even the 2nd to the general of a physical house on the front of the might be a potential target. we have seen that also another thing which might actually border guys on the fire is if it goes after it on you and targets like it did when it targeted. does the running and consummate in damascus? all of these elements might lead us to a full scale war, but i think that's one has to always keep in mind that what is happening right now . and 11 on is itself a full scale reward. however, it's a still limited and going forward we, we don't know that everyone who is interested in keeping the or limited might actually lose control. and we might have a full scale award on. all right. well, is real and has been a lot did find a war previously back in 2006 if it does come to a full war this time around, how would it be different to well, there's a major difference in that and or 6 number non western quote unquote, another one country in the sense that lebanon's economy was still excellent compared to the business situation we are experiencing

wild evil russia, considering that i don’t yet have my own home in finland, this is tommy’s house , in generalrom me, and gave him to a foster family. oh, it seems to them that he will be safer there, settle down, what else does he do, well, besides school, yes, everyone, well, all the children, yeah. i could n’t tear myself away from the computer, i was screaming, struggling, i didn’t know how to wean him off, once he even slapped him on the head, yes, then i didn’t sleep all night, i still can’t forgive myself for it, he didn’t even say a word, can you imagine his character? also that character, i, well, to love is not only to allow everything, it is also the ability to prohibit a lot. what were you like as a child? good, you 'll start now, how similar to you, no need, similar, why similar. i'm in the shower, towel-robe, thank you. “listen, remind me what we parted with, what i was missing, and i brought thanks, that’s it, i’ll go, go, that there aren’t even any more orders.” it will be, i'm serious." okay, okay, go, go ahead, okay. here are the documents confirming that russian citizen, ole

the republican-led house voting tonight to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt for defying a congressional subpoena just one republican in the house voted against the measure. and right after that vote, house speaker mike johnson, not ruling out the possibility of prosecution. republicans claim tonight's vote was about garland's refusal to hand over audio tapes of president biden's interview by the special counsel in the classified documents case the doj has of course, released transcript of the interview republicans though, want the tapes to it's time for merrick garland to stop stonewalling and released the biden tapes to a question that should be asked is, what are they hiding? >> and why we think we're entitled to? we don't think we know we're entitled to all the evidence. and that includes the best evidence which is this audio tape there is some irony there. of course, congressman jim jordan, who just heard from their himself has defied a congressional subpoena. it's really not just about defying a subpoena over audio tapes take a listen to republican congressman james

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