lack of harmonization as a cybersecurity became clear. if it slows things down, it can create confusion. i would encourage the fcc to think along the lines of harmonization as it goes forward along some of the specific things. it has been underappreciated and i know that brian and the others are doing a lot to raise awareness on that as well. >> i think chris's comments are extremely spot on and very important. the harmonization piece, i think is absolutely clear. i think we do recognize the need to that. we're taking efforts to undo that. tomorrow, the 31st is the closing date for our request for information on cybersecurity. we recognize that that is a key issue. there are other efforts that are ongoing. there are chairs of independent and executive branch regulators for cybersecurity that are exactly the same thing. how we can align and harmonize the different requirement so we can ensure that we are reducing the burden on the regulated and regulators and move up the ecosystem to help ensure a better ecosystem overall. another key piec

that harmonization would create a lot of efficiencies. and sort of i think it would improve overall security for the ecosystem because the cybersecurity -- the cybersecurity framework has become the dominant approach to ensuring cybersecurity within the private sector as well as within the federal government. i would just throw that out there. the rule i think absolutely heading the right direction as with the rules in the other proceedings. it also adds the sort of extra boxes to check which are different boxes to check than the other rules in play at the fcc. i would encourage harmonization along those lines which would be good for the overall ecosystem. what we are trying to secure here is largely overlapping with what we are trying to secure and so on and so forth. >> i appreciate your comments. >> great. i know stephen and wade touched on this. you were just getting into it, kristin. how do these risks differ across the different types of services? maybe i will go right back to you, chris. >> from our point of view in terms of our ro

the harmonization piece i think is absolutely clear. i think we do recognize the need for that and we are taking efforts to do that as chris mentioned earlier, tomorrow the 31st is the closing date for our request for information on regulatory harmonization for cybersecurity. we recognize that is a key issue. i think that there are other efforts that are ongoing. we have a forum which fcc as a matter fact, actually chairs cut into thin and executive branch regulators for cybersecurity that are looking at exactly the same thing on how we can align and harmonize the different requirements to ensure we again reduce the burden on the regulator and on the regulators and really move the ecosystem of the latter in terms of providing a better, secure ecosystem overall. so those are the key things. another key piece that chris mentioned which i would highlight is the nist subsidy framework. and also highlights the cisa substituted performance goals which are aligned to that. the cybersecurity framework i think we have recognized has become the d

that is another area i would sort of note that harmonization is important. not the same language it's coalescing on in the context it talks about it knows or should have known about an issue. we sharing information but there is harmonization on how it is reported but what the triggers are. something about the format we are at a point right now there's a regulatory world jumping into cybersecurity regulation. i think we have real opportunities at this stage to start thinking hard about how making sure as we move into that world of increased certifications and reporting and so forth we have harmonization type of mind. last harmonization is the national cybersecurity strategy made it clear it can be a problem. not just conflicts but efficiencies creates confusion so and so forth. encourage to continue to think along the lines along with these specific things the security in particular has been underappreciated. i know brian and others are doing a lot to raise awareness of that as well. >> speaking of brian scott do youwant to jump in here? x yes i would be happ

regulation, oecd i think tomorrow is fielding comments on their harmonization will making or rfi. and we are actually, my company i think is facing potentially different cybersecurity expectations, not just within the fcc across different precedent but also nta does its own thing. you've got ay. whole lot of different parts federal government largely coalescing of the cybersecurity risk management plan. and in other parts of the fcc largely coalescing on rounding that plant in the nist framework which we think is right place to ground it. that sort of harmonization would create a lot of efficiencies and sort of i think it would improve overall security for the ecosystem because the cybersecurity, the nist sadr city framework really has become the dominant approach to ensuring cybersecurity -- both within private sector cross sector as well as within the federal government. i would just come to fill that out there the rule of silly heading in the right direction as with the rules in some of the other proceedings but then also adds these sort of extra boxes to check which are differ

companies want large harmonized markets.he combined integrated efforts of our best universities, of our students and workers. it points to the importance of domestic regulatory regime and also the importance of our allies and partnerships in order to shape the international normative environment and also present the strongest unified front against the prc model. >> i'm going to submit a question for the record since my time is expired, but i would like a response - a responsive answer to it. this is the 10th anniversary of the plaza factory collapse that took the lives of a thousand workers in this ai industry. workers are being exploited. as little as one dollar an hour going to the repetitive process of trying to determine what is a smile, what is a frown, to inform the algorithms, and i would like to see us lead in this regard to make sure we don't have work or exploitation globally in the developed of ai. >> i would be interested in that answer also. we need to lead by our values. senator ricketts. >> i want to build up

whole line issues - this includes the harmonization of language policy, the linguistic space of the cisries, these are issues of digitalization, work in the language sphere, these are other issues related to the development of a common cultural, humanitarian, educational space and the role of national languages ​​​​and the russian language in this area and their interaction. first of all, within the framework of today's international congress, a vivid linguistic picture of the humanitarian space of the cis will be presented; it will be seen in the framework of reports, speeches, what is happening today, what is the role of the russian language as a language of international communication. in each country, linguistic education is supported as it develops at the state level. the international forum will end with a summing up of the work of the section, there are five of them, and the adoption of a congress resolution. when a terrible diagnosis is not a death sentence. breast cancer ranks first among other cancers in women, but is well treated in the early stages. 4,500 women enroll each y

meet harmon beckley. he's just won a prestige award for his invention . >> it's called c and that stands for skin cancer treating. so its main purpose is to treat minor forms of skin cancer. but perhaps most impressive, his age, harmon, is just 14 as part of three m's young scientists challenge, he came up with a low cost soap that delivers cancer fighting drugs via nanoparticles , which work to activate the body's immune cells to fend off cancer. >> for the high school freshman from virginia was four years old when he emigrated from ethiopia. he says it was those years in his native land that inspired his creation. >> i actually saw a lot of people who were working long hours under the hot sun. people work really long hours in the sun and there is no awareness or any sort of information being shared around about how dangerous sun exposure really is. so then when they do end up developing issues like skin cancers, it's really just incredibly difficult for them to be able to afford the affordable cures. >>

and you haven't identified who will sit in the individual seats around a table the as you try and harmonizeerent policies. is that accurate. i'm not asking this critically? >> sure. >> but as an important investigative matter by this committee. >> i think there are two basic approaches we could take. one approach would be to the form a new group. t12, t15 and t18 in alliance with techno democracies. it's been a subject of discussion. the other general approach is to use the alliances and the partnerships that we have or to create new ones and make sure they are fit for purpose, senator sheen's question about nato and acus. my view and the view of the department, the view of the secretary is that we should do the latter. that wee should be using organizations that exist, we shouldn't be setting up new secretary with overhead and creating new sets of meetings for people to attend. we should be using existing organizations,g we should be ensuring that they're fit for purpose and we should be making sure that technology issues and ai governance are threaded through all of them. >> okay, i very

companies want large harmonizer markets.we need the combined in a good effort of our best universities, of our students and workers. so it points to the importance of our domestic regulatory regime and also points to the importance of our allies and partnerships in order to both shape the international normative environment and also present the strongest unified front against the prc model. >> mr. chairman, if i may i jt go to submit a question for the record since my time has expired but i would like really a responsive answer to it. this is the tenth anniversary of the plaza factory collapse in bangladesh, took the lights over 1000 workers in this ai industry, workers are being exploited, paid as little as one dollar an hour. going to the repetitive process of trying to determine what's aa smile, what is a frown to inform the algorithms. and i would like to see is a lead in this regard to make sure that we don't have worker exploitation globally in the development of a hat. i'd like to see what the department is doing. tha

companies want large harmonize markets. need the combined integrated efforts of our best universities and their students and workers. it points to the importance of our domestic regulatory regime and it also points to the importance of our allies and partnerships in order to both shape the international normative environment and present the strongest unified front against the prc model. >> mr. chairman i'm going to submit a question for the record since my time has expired. i'd like your response to it. this is a 10th after he -- anniversary of the plaza collapsed in bangladesh that took the lives of 1000 workers in ai industry. workers are being exploited going through the repetitive process of trying to determine what is the a smile and what is up round to the algorithms and i would like to see us lead in this regard to make sure we don't have worker exploitation globally in the development of ai and i'd like to see what the department is doing about that. thank you chair. >> i'd be interested in that an answer also. we n

right to develop its ties, as regards interparliamentary assembly, then of course this is the harmonizationion, which allows expanding economic interaction, these are model laws aimed at developing humanitarian cultural and educational cooperation and concrete steps are not just model. yes, in fact, everything we do is aimed precisely at this, we don’t need to resist like this, actively, there is no need for this, we need to strengthen our interaction, fill it with specific actions, specific content, so that it is in demand, necessary, necessary, this is the main thing on which we are focusing our efforts, a very quick final question, news, when will the procedure for moldova’s withdrawal from the ia cis be completed and what do you see its consequences for the assembly and for this very countries? well, as for when the procedure will be completed, yes, this is all spelled out in our rules, after moldova’s statement about leaving the ipa, the procedure will end on february 8, from february 8 officially moldova...

but for the harmonic area in particular it's, it's really just a mix of a complex set of factors that determine where when, and how we're able to operate are there any n g o is coming to help you in harmonics? while sometimes a workers comp i know, but then they leave again home, but they say they'll get in touch later or that's so far nothing's come from. it will have that on it in the hospital. so at the end of 2022, the un led humanitarian country team and cluster system did transition out of iraq, which in our opinion has really signal to the rest of the world and, and large international donors that there is this end of humanitarian needs. in, in iraq and we of course, no, that's not true. sure . um so and the way it was communicated to international n g is local and g o. as in other stakeholders who are involved in the humanitarian response is that you know, 5 years after the liberation and that a lot of the needs had been met, humanitarian needs, you saw, for example, in federal iraq. the government made the decision to close the vast majority of i think the counts. and so i th

but for me, i'm really thinking about the balance and harmonization of a menu, how it flows.ients that you can get. and that really determines the flavor profiles and can really separate a dish. it's really the quality of the materials. danielle robay (voiceover): and if william's courses are songs, then one of his go-to musicians is spencer rudolph, founder and farmer of sage hill ranch garden. cheers! cheers! [crunching] this is so flavorful! danielle robay (voiceover): which is taking san diego farming into the previous century. so on our farm, we don't use any type of fossil fuels. everything's done by hand. due to the limitations of our land, we weren't able to come in with a tiller or any type of tractor. so we kind of adopted what would be old school growing. we like to surround ourselves with people that have the same amount of obsession. i mean, you can be at his farm, and he has such a love affair for his farm. as you can see in our soil down here, it's one of the more softest parts of the farm, too. we really treat our soil very sacredly. sacred soil. i like that.

as we talk about harmonizing policies and a.i. and speak to the importance of forging clear and enforceable digital trade rules that will ensure the regulated flow of data across international boundaries that may enable a.i. machine learning systems and will have cross-board privacy protections. the possibility that a failure to reach these sorts of rules and agreement on the rules may jeopardize a.i. collaboration and cooperation. do you believe it would be to america's advantage to prioritize digital trade in our multi lateral and bilateral trade negotiations? not a trick question. >> thanks, senator. and i was at purdue a few weeks ago in indiana and keith crock, who has endowed for tech diplomacy at purdue was my predecessor and put the markers down on essential topics and tried to carry that work forward. yes, i think harmonizing data flows and digital trade is an important component of american competitiveness. >> how do we get there? >> through a series of bilateral and multi lateral negotiations that result in outcomes in

transitions, and then at the end there is such an ostinato, very major, very beautiful, harmonic move sky, i can confuse the words there, free winds, yes, from the island of borneo, there’s such a big beautiful choir coming , you can listen to it endlessly and it goes on endlessly, they’re there for 5 minutes sing the same phrase it’s just very beautiful , you really surprised me now because for me the island of borneo, which is located in south-east asia, there in malaysia, it’s there for me, it’s associated with the book by ilf and petrov, the golden village there, by panikovsky ostapender. called the governor of the island barneo and i, of course, firstly, i was well acquainted with andrei sabun, the kingdom of heaven, because these are brothers, his elder brother - and of course i know andrei supanov from sunday football, we played starco together periodically, a most talented and absolutely sophisticated musician, of course, the ringing, the first thing i remember is performed by him, well, you know, you just illustrated it, it’s clear to me, there is dmitry malikov in the compon

this work on harmonizing rates is certainly underway, but unfortunately it is not fast, because this legislation. it is necessary , as part of our work in the eurasian commission, to regulate not only the indicative price, but also deviations from this price, which currently amount to 40%, according to - are still an incentive to import illegal counterfeit tobacco into our country. broadcast excise taxes to the regions is a measure that will allow the regions to be more intensively involved in identifying points of sale of illegal tobacco, and this measure worked very effectively when it came to illegal alcohol, of course, we are not talking about the fact that you just need to give money: regions, we are talking about the need to find a mechanism in which the region will receive both money and authority in order to implement this, there are regions that are ready and willing, within the framework of their powers, to solve the problem with illegal tobacco, understanding that they have will financial incentives to deal with this, just as there are now in alcohol, when part of the exci

a conditionally effective nature, because the reason for this phenomenon lies in the plane of harmonizationwith our neighboring countries of eurasian-asian cooperation, it is from there that illegal tobacco enters our country, this work to harmonize rates is certainly underway, but unfortunately it not fast, because this is not national legislation, it is necessary, within the framework of our work of the eurasian... commission, to regulate not only the indicative price, but also the deviation from this price, which now amounts to 40%, is still an incentive to import into our country illegal counterfeit tobacco. the transfer of excise taxes to the regions is a measure that will allow the regions to be more intensively involved in identifying points of sale of illegal tobacco. this measure worked very effectively when it came to illegal alcohol. of course, we are not talking about the fact that you just need to give money to ... the regions, we are talking about the need to find a mechanism in which the region will receive both money and powers in order to implement this, there are regions t

they exchange opinions and proposals regarding the harmonization of the language situation in neighboringrding the development of a modern dialogue between the languages ​​and peoples of the cis countries. a number of issues include the harmonization of language policy, the linguistic space of the cis countries, issues of digitalization, work in the language sphere, and other issues related to the development of a common cultural, humanitarian, educational space and the role of national languages ​​and the russian language in this. their interaction in this area. first of all, within the framework of today's international the congress will present a vivid linguistic picture of the humanitarian space of the cis; it will be seen through reports and speeches what is happening today, what is the role of the russian language as a language, international communication in each country, how linguistic education is being developed at the state level and supported. the international forum will end on november 29, summing up the work of the section and adopting congress resolutions. the belarusian-u

demands of the architect , the result is that the house will have an asymmetrical, or even great, harmonic campaign. such forms of forms in different styles, for calidor, pampean for gascenae racaco, for the library and became the elements of the renaissance. bali and the main events that took place in this hall? traditionally, a dry gas for the most important activities at home, but it is necessary to ensure that if you drink a dry gas, you have gained not only this hall, not only the gates of this pack, but also the courtrooms, so in the green and rouge packs you are forced to dig up and events, for example, will disappear with whom you go, what kind of dance and what kind of charm comes out vyalikaga. no matter what, for the sake of this book, all such carne, ballroom books, there they wrote the name of dances and the partner with whom i needed to dance, the positions were chosen in all these visits, like months , it was possible - due to such ground measures, recently they were removed like this , in the morning, they dug out and gassed in the neighborhood, because if, on the other han

former congresswoman jane harmon is here to discuss. trump's on trial, don jr. prepares to return to the stand in the new york civil fraud trial while his father suffers a setback in florida, for now. charles coleman junior will be here with insights on what it all means. and, spotlight los angeles, mayor karen bass tells me about her old efforts to ease the homeless crisis in los angeles, and how she is helping other big city mayors meet the challenge. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. this week started with democrats hair on fire. on monday a new york times poll showed presidential biden trailing donald trump in five out of six key battleground states. by tuesday night, voters had their say, and it was not good news for republicans. they were trounced at the polls on election night, after voters in ohio, kentucky, and virginia soundly rejected candidates who campaigned on a hot button issues like abortion. in ruby red ohio, voters and trying to right to abortion in the states constitution. a state trump won by eight points in 2020. they also le

[harmonizing] [laughter] >> ainsley: happening today, president biden is heading to san francisco wherewill host representatives from 21 countries in asia and the pacific as a part of the economic summit. >> lawrence: tomorrow, biden with will meet face to face with the chinese president. >> steve: this all comes amid growing concerns over the threat of china after, remember, that spy balloon lingered across the united states and a chinese jet was spotted near an american aircraft carrier over the south china sea. >> brian: you know also who remembers the spy balloon jacqui heinrich she is in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's big meeting. right, jacqui, am i correct? you remember the spy balloon. >> jacqui: i sure do. who could forget it, brian. you know, it's funny, this is going to be surely a topic of conversation between the two leaders. but they are not going to preview that issue specifically. and i will get into why. the u.s. and china don't have military-to-military communications right now because of these wars that are ongoing in ukraine, the middle east. you got a budding rel

and she goes into the capitol union and why it differs from the harmon any like oversight powers that you see in the u.s. it was interesting that she was pointing out for many small businesses in the eu, it is difficult for them to obtain funding. they get on average 40, 50% less than the wholesale funding is available to the u.s. counterparts. and she said this needs to change. and the whole speech what we can do to strengthen the system and make it more harmonized. >> it is amazing to see how many was on the capitol market and an explanation why we have not seen this project come good. it has been years until the making. they have been talking about putting the capitol market for years. and she talked about the importance of creating an f cc, like we have in the u.s. they have some of the pieces that the fcc has. but it is not single. you need a broader union across the region. >> let's go to a little bit of sound that we heard from the speech just speaking in the last couple of minutes. this call for paradigm in the integration. >> it is so far that this the conditions for the capi

nyagledzyachy on the press just like that, the decor is very harmonic and decorates the top of the fabric sprouts and the side contours of the fronton with hythmic vertical rises and stern schemes. the softened edges of the fronton and the lower edges mean the narrow verticality of the entire entrance of the façade. the frame of the façade is divided according to the principle of the haloin façade of the pavilions of these vezhams and they are so sized in tiers and verticals, all these framed windows, which are there, are the origin of hell renaissances, these are all the plots, and it seems like such a great form is expressive, but when it comes out, well, there are niches, windows, filasters there, and as such, it would have to be escorted. the sonnya of the king's scene ў the maravans are wearing their most beautiful ornaments. navat from a distance, you can easily separate the painted elements and elements, so that the red target will achieve not only its everyday, but also aesthetic function. paluchennaya red tsegly and pabela and rounded double-edged padman araks are already in them

>> guest: in some level we try, might even say harmonize the fact that liberal christians are some goodto say and conservative christians at some things to say. we want to be neither one of those. we just want to be christians. we want to look for the bedrock principles that we can all can agree on and we understand as flowing from scripture. but the christian nationals part of it actually is kind of an aberration. it's kind of a bit, it's an unusual history to it. what is now called christian nationalism used to kind of honestly sort of look like what we call the economic reconstructions of which is a weird set of terms that a lot of people i don't know. a that goes back to the '70s and '80s and '90s, and a lot of the stuff has its genesis in there. we don't get into that so much in the book but we have a cool session come up at freedom fest later on i today. >> host: should christians in your view be politically active? should they vote? >> guest: on some level, to the christian is to have a political activity. because in order to say jesus is lord you are saying caesar is not. so i t

>> is some level we might say harmonize the fact liberal christians have some good things and conservative christians have some good things to say. we want to be neither one of us to want to be christians. we want to look for the bed rock principles we can all agree on understand flowing from scripture. but the nationalist part is an aberration. but is not unusual history to it what's now called christian nationalism used to honestly look like what we would call economical. that goes back into the 70s, 80s, 90s and a lot has its genesis they are. we don't get into that so much in the book but we do have a cool session coming on later in the day. >> showed christians and your view be politically active? >> on some level to be christian is to have a political activity. in order to say jesus is lord i think on some level there is a base of political activity that we have.av however i don't necessarily think it's a moral obligation of every christian to get out there and vote and so on. i don't think that's even a good thing at times. but ultimately our allegiance is to christ. whatever t weig

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era and explores life within the african-american unity -- community, gender roles and female in harmonritten in 1937 is considered a harlem renaissance classic and has been highly influential on both african-americans and women's literature. professor of history at vanderbilt university will discuss the book. she is the author of the history of southern life. watch books that shaped america featuring their eyes were watching god tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. ♪ >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for

there is a harmonic here, and ours flows beyond yakova, and all the waterfalls that led the floods, hereat, we know your father, he’s a musician, tell me how often he interferes with your work. does it interfere at all? intervenes quite often, by the way, he also plays my songs in the car and at home on the speakers, and he says, well , i would have sung this song a little differently, that is , he criticizes on the one hand, on the other hand he is proud, but we don’t criticize you , we are simply proud of you, let’s finish this song so that our tv viewers can be proud of this song. the help of god's word and the principles of christian life. if we remember that the lord is above us, everything we do will always be fine. unusual architectural solutions and grandeur of churches and temples. brothers and sisters, the church, like the mystical body of jesus christ, is made up of people, places of living stones. and from you, who have lived in the world, and from you, who have already lived in eternity , spiritual laws and life instructions of clergy, can a person cross himself and remain n

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salvation harmy is in harmon and st. anthony foundation building is buzzing in the tenderloin. the foundation is always busy cooking meals to warm hearts and stomachs. the staff tells us this year they're cooking loads of their own personal favorites. >> lovely turkey that we cooked overnight. we cooked 110. we bought mashed potato with garlic, cream, butter which is edwin's creation. stuffing , blueberry crumble. >> looks fantastic. doesn't that sound good? it's all being plated and served, something st. anthony's has been doing for more than 70 years. glide memorial hosted their meal and shawn chitnis was there. >> reporter: it's a great start to a busy day as they're going through two meal services. first is breakfast and the traditional thanksgiving meal. their new ceo is celebrating a month in the role. for her this is a full circle moment. >> glide story is my story. i had three small kids growing up in poverty. >> reporter: mission of glide foundation speaks to her life long career in nonprofits and make the decision to be the next ceo easy. radical inclusiveness and unc

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liked the detailing, and how the dishes are arranged, then how the chairs are, the way the colors harmonizeway the light shows... sofya khatkevich is a creative champion of a certain sense, any exhibit or portrait can be painted from nature for 9 hours, especially for all household items. i can draw sketches quickly enough, but i can do some shading and painting, well, it takes more time, i like to draw objects, i like setting fabrics draw, people, well, i rarely draw people very much, ksenia audzyaevich navat went to the project poster. having completed the gymnasium, the graduate plans to study at the bdu as a programmer to connect her life with applied mathematics. it's up to me that my favorite hobby is doodling, even in digital prints. i chose the office, because as soon as i entered there, i saw a table with books and some things lying on it. the committee of master teachers and architects selected 28 sculptured works for the exhibition, including high school students the gymnasiums, in their own way, amplified the special antique atmosphere of the lochytsky village. young artists rec

it’s true, when the harmonics fell in joy, the important thing is clear.e negarelag to the outside, and raptam nekhta ugledzeev near the forest of agenchyki vachay. wow, the whole drapery ran away. for the sake of business, but she didn’t attack, payna, from pavagi and mastastva, grinning galubok. on stage, the actors often engaged in honest conversation, and the drinks and snacks were not fake, and all of life was not full of skin. ale all these misfortunes compensated for any public. the vandroine company gave 150 performances a year. hutka, uladzislava galubka in our villages and meats knew where to sculpt the same. in 1928, the bssr had a national title: people's artist. pytanna, hto yago atrymae first, navat did not melt. uladzisła galubok would have already been given to the artists of the people's saprauda, ​​but the hour would become increasingly harsh. vandroўny theater is becoming uncontrollable. and then the asadzic berries were grown and the animals were processed. so it is in gomel. new traditional belarusian theater the first two were in mins

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personal training weapon, in recent years he’s been teaching to children, for him aikido is like harmonizationes your own walls, like a second home, you forget about so many problems, it goes away, through classes, we improve the body, spirit, the positive that is here, it simply levels out all the negativity that can be encountered already in the work of his labor activity, martial art taught me to maintain self-control, purposeful direction, it helps a lot, also in conversations, in persuading people, in one day you need to go around the houses, here check your weapons license, license, when the deadline is, in what year, this year ends in the month of december . you will sell the renewal, i will renew, the weapon is checked for the serial number, whether it is worn out or changed to its general technical condition, then the police athlete rides on the street, except for one house, which we just passed by, dogs there are constantly running along the street , no one has been bitten already, but the children are scared, the neighbors are complaining that dogs are running away in your house, th

iran's leader harmone tells the visiting hamas political bureau chief that teran continues to support palestinian resistance fighters against israel. and ivan urges the bricks members to take active and constructive steps to stop israel's war crimes against palestinians in the besieged gazas. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tervan. thank you for joining us. in the gaza strip is really easy rice claim more lives as the regime continues talking. civilian infrastructure, schools and medical facilities. in his latest strikes, israel hit the burage refugee camp, making it the third refugee camp in the ship targeted in 24 hours, casualties have also been reported after surrounding areas of the alqs hospital were bombed. earlier on sunday, over 50 palestinians were killed in the al-maghazi refugee camp. eyewitneses say israeli war planes are once again used internationally banned white phosphorus bombs on civilians. meanwhile the un world food program has appealed for more aid for the besieg strip, stressing that trucks allowed in so far are no match for nee

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priscilla presley's 1986 book with sandra harmon, george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeleswith the director and cast and has a closer look. >> many kids back home listening to these days, bobby darin >> did you ever wake up in the morning and fabian and you, priscilla is based on elvis and me. >> priscilla to presley's 1986 book with sandra harmon and director sofia coppola wrote the screenplay from that source material. she wanted to take us into priscilla's world, and that included the good and the bad, the roller coaster of her life with him. >> you know, i just wanted to really show the highs and lows and what it was like to be with this, you know, creative genius that was tortured and how what her experience was like growing up in that world. >> black hair and more eye makeup. >> i don't know if i like it. >> what do you mean you don't know if you like it? >> i hope people get lost in the character of it. and i hope that you know, obviously the thing i want the most is to feel like we've done priscilla's story justice. >> i think people are going to look differently at

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in the formation of a large eurasian partnership, a partnership that we see as aimed... at the harmonizationrious integration projects on the continent and open to all states and organizations located here on our common continent, including the eurasian economic union, asean and others. this philosophy was put forward by president putin back in 2015 at the first summit of the russian federation and is enjoying increasing recognition. in the sco, as in brix, there is also a whole line of countries that want to either become full members or receive observer or partner status. by the way, western politicians, albeit reluctantly, are beginning to recognize this new reality, are beginning to realize that the unipolarity of the channel is in oblivion, recently president macron, in my opinion, speaking at a meeting of french ambassadors in august of this year, said that that is, read the expansion of the aggressive nato bloc - this is good, and the expansion of the peaceful brix association is a threat, well, of course , that such a mentality sits deep, you cannot get rid of these instincts overnig

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how many years to racket the harmonization of pensioners' salaries? now to secure the resources of pension funds and implement this resolution how much budget is required? all the funds mean 19 funds of one percent of the country and 3 of them are big funds. our big funds are social security, four of them are the army, which is the country, and the chiefs of the tribes say that we need about 800 hemats. the issue that the parliament received its executive forecast in 3 steps of 3 years as 40, 30 and 30% average. we will provide a continuous report including the shortage of employees, but the minister of labor believes that this resolution will be implemented if they have foreseen its resources . it can be seen in full, simultaneously with the implementation of the 7th program , it can solve some of the problems and concerns of the retirees in recent years, soran asadi, sedav sima news. the secretary of the executive council of information technology said: despite the end of the deadline for connecting and providing services for devices in the national

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the harmonized payment system law has mentioned the same, which means that it has given the government the power to make decisions for special and sensitive jobs . naturally , in principle, the ceiling of 55 million will be removed. they are sensitive and demanding that during the 7th program, the ceiling of their received salaries was increased. the salaries of the employees of the oil and marine industry operations areas will also be increased at the request of the highest authority of the organization and according to the salary council. it is suggested which positions and which areas actually include take this time with yourself the ministry of petroleum has been waiting for hours for the country's construction plan to be determined for those who will continue to receive national funds or become provincial, but some projects have not been completed for 30 years, sometimes 25 years, sir. in fact, these were national projects, but they were not approved. in today's public meeting, following the approval of the parliament yesterday, the speaker explained the concern of employees and e

now he has a black belt, in recent years he has been teaching children, for him aikido is like a harmonizationr own walls, like a second home, you forget about so many problems, many tensions go away through... we improve body, spirit, the positive that is here, it simply neutralizes all the negativity that can be encountered already at work in one’s work activity. martial art has taught us to maintain self-control, it’s more important than quality for a district police officer and you can’t think of it when every day you live a dozen lives with different people, and you need to be able to extinguish any conflict, as here they teach the transfer of aggression into a peaceful channel, it helps a lot, also in conversations, in convincing people, in one day you need to go around the houses, check the license here for weapons, license, when is the deadline, in what year? this year it ends in december, the number is not erased, has it not been changed to a general technical condition , then the police athlete goes to a neighboring village, you need to check messages from citizens who complained abo