>> the honorable dr. leo brainard -- dr. lael brainard. ♪ the honorable mr.field. the honorable antony blinken, secretary of state and the honorable evan m. ryan. the honorable alejandra mayorkas. ♪ -- alejandro mayorkas. the honorable roy cooper, governor of north carolina, and mrs. cooper. ms. ashley biden and ms. finnegan biden. the honorable janet yellen, secretary of the treasury, and the honorable adewale adeyemo, deputy secretary of the treasury. the honorable gina raimondo, secretary of commerce. >> before dinner was served, the two first couples descended the staircase in the white house's cross hall for their official portrait from the evening -- portrait of the evening. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and finally, a peek into the dinner itself, the only view the public gets for this kind of white house event. we will hear president biden and japanese prime minister fumio kishida's toast to each other in their countries. pres. biden: and i'm delighted that you are here. even the cherry blossoms bloomed early. they did, by the way, they did. those blossoms are the first t

>> i can name the date for the right honorable lady. today is the day we will be voting on it and i'm confident that in line with their manifesto, we will deliver on that commitment. >> mr. speaker, he clearly hasn't been reading his own government bills. the government proposed bans on new leaseholds for only houses. the majority are in flats. why would you have a ban on new leaseholds if it wouldn't apply to flats? >> right honorable lady is talking about legislation introduced by this government which totally failed to institute in their entire time in office. it's no surprise because is this government which has brought social housing rates down by nearly half a million and delivered more affordable homes in the last year than labor delivered when they were in office. all of this can only be painful by making sure we have a strong economy. -- paid for by making sure we have a strong economy. her policy to repeal every single conservative trade union law in the first hundred days would open the door to wildcat strikes. we won't give

i'm honored to introduce our mayor. our next speaker was our mayor born and raised in san francisco mayor london breed has been a champion of our city diverse community throughout her life her work to address the crucial issues facing san francisco in safety and economic recovery, housing, and homelessness not only strengthening our city but creating better opportunities and more resilience future. please join me in welcoming san francisco london breed. >> (clapping) (yelling) and. >> nowruz (yelling). >> thank you peppy and personally women to belong our personally community together no city hall to celebrate new beginning and prosecutes period of time and hope for better future. i was always told i can buy a new wardrobe is that true sophie. >> i looked forward to shopping sometime soon i love how nowruz is a new beginning perjury. >> cleans with what that means for the new year how we think about the challenges of san francisco. and look forward to the future. you know, this city has been through so much i don't know

history to have been granted the honor. ds] [background so [background sounds] [background sounds] >> would you pray with me? eternal god, we pause in this moment from all attempt to distract our minds toward our sense of purpose to give you and the proper tribute to one whose life the service and acts of selfless sacrifice inspire us to appreciate what matters. in calling for a young man from georgia to take his place in history, you once again revealed to us that the uncommon valor of colonel ralph puckett, jr. was a common virtue shared by so many in that greatest of generations. as we honor then first lieutenant pockets axa gallantry and, that distinguish them on hill 205, may we also take note of the humble leadership and devotion to duty he displayed throughout his lifetime. in this ceremony where we lay to rest a man who would not rest from living every day with presence and purpose, who made a lifetime of sharing an equal dedication to this country, inspiring countless people with this doubtless will, quicken within

it is a great honor to be a part of it. as speaker faust it is my privilege to show the house profound gratitude for colonel puckett, and all of our korean war veterans. colonel puckett's model was simple. you said it this way. this is his quote. be there. when the going gets tough, when there's cold weather, rainy weather, somebody shooting at you hot, you are going without food, whatever it is, be there. and on that cold in november 1950, colonel puckett was there for his man and his country. antedate america gets to show our thanks, the last surviving medal of honor recipient from the korean war. and we all get a chance to be there for the colonel and his family, honor his life and sacrifice in these hallowed halls of american democracy. colonel puckett was a u.s. army ranger and a veteran of the korean war and the vietnam wars. for his contributions during his 22 years of service in the army rangers, he received two silver mac superstars, two bronze stars, five purple hearts, and the two heist the works of military, the

it is a great honor to be a part of it. as speaker faust it is my privilege to show the house profound gratitude for colonel puckett, and all of our korean war veterans. colonel puckett's model was simple. you said it this way. this is his quote. be there. when the going gets tough, when there's cold weather, rainy weather, somebody shooting at you hot, you are going without food, whatever it is, be there. and on that cold in november 1950, colonel puckett was there for his man and his country. antedate america gets to show our thanks, the last surviving medal of honor recipient from the korean war. and we all get a chance to be there for the colonel and his family, honor his life and sacrifice in these hallowed halls of american democracy. colonel puckett was a u.s. army ranger and a veteran of the korean war and the vietnam wars. for his contributions during his 22 years of service in the army rangers, he received two silver mac superstars, two bronze stars, five purple hearts, and the two heist the works of military, the

so i just um, uni was thinking about that honor and it is angle an honor but responsibility this is a responsible for me to be request will to the mayors you have presented and i'm - i thank you for that. i say burn cerebroa family that really experienced it's values. and the permity responsibility as a child and through to today. and the feel so fortunate to have that that background. i realized as i grew i recognized how fortunate i was to have values (clearing throat) to draw from. and to share with my family. and share with my friends and my colleagues. and my community. giving back was primary. t q which is a phrase some of i'm sure are aware. giving back without exemption of anything in return giving back without exemption of anything in return. and listening, feeling, encouraging and embarrassing and sharing and always trying to do good to be positive. to look forward. and to practice positivity. practicing positivity. it is responsibility that i know that i share with all of you. and so many others for the in this room. and owe feel so, so fortunate. to have that. and so, so l

we have 39 medal of honor recipients. more than 400 buffalo soldiers buried here who are the african-americansoldiers who served with the ninth and 10th calvary . there's so many veterans buried here, each withtheir own unique history and contribution . one of those individuals is all equipment prior. that's not her real name, that's her stage name and she was an actor during the civil war and while she was working she was approached by sympathizers who offered her a sum of money to cost jefferson davis on stage she did this but she recorded it to a union marshall . she was fired for doing this which made her a sweetheart to the local confederates and made her a good spy for the union. she gave information to the union until late 1863 when she was found out in order to be hung by confederate general braxton bragg of the union troops the town . no longer any good she even wrote a book. she was given the honorary rank of major president lincoln and her inscription reads union spy. >> memorial day is a day of respect and mor

your honor, would klimov walk around his apartment at night in street shoes? at the moment.here, what do you want to say by this, i want to say that on the night of the murder there was someone in the klimovs’ apartment, the owner of the shoe is the criminal, i have everything, your honor, thank you, the prosecution, you have the floor , cold calculation, that's what it's called, before us is a carefully planned crime, so there is no body, no traces of dna, again nothing but... words, your honor, the prosecution has a video recording made during the investigation. on the morning after the crime, the defendant gave testimony that all will explain. it was me, me, i killed natasha and masha. andrey, i, andrey ivanovich klimov, am making an official statement. i killed my wife, natalya klimova and daughter maria, i did it, i’m a murderer, andrei ivanovich, masha’s body was not found in the apartment, where it was, i took it in a suitcase, where, in the forest, i buried it there, which forest, i don’t remember , what forest, it was night, dark, i don’t remember what forest. the d

i'm truly humbled by this honor. you see, i was born in mississippi i spent my early years as a sharecropper and was on filling up nine foot sack up on my quota not making history from the outhouse to the house. from a time when we live fear to a time when president and vice president gave us this great hope. kept their promise delivering this is what america means me promises me promises kept. it has quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light. when i sit with my family on the night of when emmett till wall was taken from us, taken to be tortured, brutally murdered, murdered back then when i was overwhelmed with terror and fear of certain death. in the darkness of a thousand, midnight in a pitch black house on what some have called fear ruled back then in the darkness could never imagine a moment like this standing in the light of wisdom, grace and deliverance. there's something amazing you feel when you meet president biden like i did when he signed the emmett till anti-lynching law into a lynching bill i

a decorated war hero, a senator for almost 50 years, and a recipient of the medal of honor. at the national japanese american memorial in honor of daniel inouye's 100th birthday, something i truly appreciate you having done. translator: [speaking japanese] [applause] translator: [speaking japanese] pres. biden: mr. prime minister, you and i have been entrusted with protecting and advancing a monumental alliance between our two great democracies. together, we made it closer, stronger, and more effective than ever before in history. i thank you, mr. prime minister, for your partnership, your leadership, and your personal friendship. translator: [speaking japanese] pres. biden: let me end with this. it is spring in washington. the sun is shining. every spring, cherry blossoms bloom across this city thanks to a gift from japan of 3,000 cherry trees over a century ago. people travel all over our country and the world to see these magnificent blossoms. translator: [speaking japanese] pres. biden: last night, prime minister and mrs. kishido, and jill and i, took a stroll down the d

in fact, with the support of the honorable parliament and the honorable government, the share of the government for the right has increased, so what is actually by this the fund will be paid , it is close to 95 million tomans, of course, it is not a large number, but in fact, in order to give this power to our dear and honorable people, beyond these coverages, if there is a loss, the insurance companies will be able to compensate them for their excesses. we made a supplementary design, it has been finalized and god willing , it will be operational in 1403. our next question is about the driver-oriented discussion , a topic that is always raised, but please explain where it ended up. one of the serious points that the central insurance opinion is based on is that we validate the discussion. our insured. well, an insured a high-risk driver is a low-risk driver, so we came to the iran credit institute, which is actually responsible for validation in the country, and implemented a memorandum of understanding that not only the driver-centered driver, but all the insureds and insureds can

of course, i heard recently that the honorable representative of the organization , the honorable deputythe recruitment department organization, with his colleagues you gave an interview and said that we have two days, in fact , our official holidays are only fridays, that is, thursdays. in fact, contrary to the rules and laws that he has proposed, if it becomes a law, this government, in my opinion, is a total violation of the loan, that is , it will clearly negate the words of the honorable deputy of the recruitment organization based on the principles that the honorable government itself has given to the parliament, that is, a two-day deadline. i have just argued the existing argument. first, let me defend these two days , the number of weekends and holidays in most countries of the world is between 110 and 129 days. most of the countries in the world are on strike in iran for the same 26 days which the research center of my room prepared this , it is the report of our friends and it is also the official report of our research center, with 26 days of official holidays and 52 days of f

couple hours later, we were honoring the professional staff. this is administrative staff, professional staff we had a chance to honor them. then, we took our photo for the 175 anniversary of the san francisco police department. that photo, will be a tremendous history piece as we look back years from now and see who was in the photo so thank you mayor breed and everyone who showed up for photo. now we end the night honoring our police officerss in san francisco so it has been a incredible day and grateful to be part of the department and entire team. okay, with that we'll move right into the ceremony and we have three separate captains that are going to describe the heroic or great work of the officers, but before we do i will have there mayor and chief say a few words and we'll start with mayor london breed. mayor breed. [applause] >> thank you assistant chief lazar for recapping the last 24 hours with all the incredible activity that occurred for the san francisco police department. as was mentioned, i want to give another shout out to our f

yes, your honor.call the next one, your honor, the prosecution would like to ask a few questions, to the accomplice in the crime, citizen chernykh, please ask. tell me, blacks who ordered you to kill alexandra altunina? alexey ilyich nesterov, you can’t, you can’t say that, it’s very bad, my brother is dead, calm down, stop it immediately, say that, dmitrievich, calm down, why are they saying that, i ask you, calm down, why are they saying that. “alexey ilyich nesterov. that night i put klimov and his daughter to sleep with a special gas. then i held natalia klimova’s hands. alexey nesterov took a knife in the kitchen and hit her twice in the stomach with his left hand. you don’t see what’s happening, they’re just provoking him. i request that the meeting be adjourned or adjourned to tomorrow, he’ll drag me to mine.” everything is fine, it’s all over, it’s impossible , they don’t have the right, they don’t have the right, they don’t have it, they can’t, it’s impossible, it doesn’t have, no one has the

need for drones for our military, in order to save their lives, we will now talk about how, how to honor the memory of those soldiers whom we did not save, which unfortunately died, let's talk about it with taras ishchyk, a soldier of the 103rd separate tro brigade and... a designer of the armed forces of ukraine, because even in the matter of how to honor the memory, how the military memorial should look, even here the ukrainians differed in their opinions and were able to argue . mr. taras, for those who are not privy to this story, and may not have followed it, explain what all the fuss is about. er, greetings to everyone, greetings to those who are watching us now. in fact, the problem, well, how to say, it is quite deep, then... because only now in 2024, the whole country began to think, and what what a national war memorial cemetery should look like, what military burials should look like, and since there is nothing standardized well verified in the expert environment of any one specific concept, what military burials themselves should look like, what this or that architectural sty

we submitted the proposal to the honorable government .will approve dattam and we will have the price drop under the commitment of insurance companies, besides, as you know. the price is also, well, to some extent , there is a price drop for serious damage to the car. apart from this , we have also designed a supplemental insurance for the price drop , which people can read beyond that. for example, if the car lamp breaks , it should actually be used for those that are not covered by the body insurance and can be covered by the price reduction . god willing, dear people can cover their cars. mr. fanadi, the issue of unusual cars is actually one of the issues that have challenged people in recent years. what is the plan of central insurance to put this issue on its agenda more quickly? the follow-ups from the economic commission, the respected members of the commission, as well as the honorable chairman of the parliament, that this happened in the order the work is still ongoing. take care regarding the issue of conventional and non-convent

it is clear how important and solemnly honorable this was for each of them.onor once when she was an eleventh-grader, but she remembered this event for the rest of her life, how the children were selected for the honor watch, how they minted their marching steps at endless rehearsals, how she took her breath away from robert rozhdestvensky’s requiem, which sounded on the walk of fame. she will never forget another memorial vigil on her seventieth birthday. liberation of odessa. honor the natives of odessa and its liberator general radion malinovsky renamed khadzhibeysky, the monument to him is under threat of demolition. on the eve of april 10, 2024 , security measures were strengthened in odessa and residents were warned about responsibility, including for carrying st. george’s ribbons. article article 436 of the criminal code of ukraine. distribution of communist nazi symbols and propaganda of totalitarian regimes. punishable by imprisonment for up to 10 years with confiscation of property. eightieth anniversary in kherson the liberation of the city from th

it was an honor to call him a friend. it was an honor for many years to call him my congressman.nd it's an honor to speak of him today. may he rest in peace. i thank you and i yield back. ms. cherfilus-mccormick: i'd like to yield to representative andy kim from new jersey. mr. kim: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the memory of my colleague and my friend, congressman donald payne jr. it's difficult standing in this chamber knowing that we'll never see donald walk in here and sit with us again. i remember the first time that i sat with him here in these chairs. i was a brand-new member of congress, and he was willing to share a quiet moment with me as i was unsure of myself in this extraordinary, yet overwhelming place. when i saw his advice, he told me there's no single way to be a member of congress, but he suggested i focus on -- well, all of us focus on being ourselves and delivering for our state and our constituents. in some ways with so much going on, it helped give some clarity and simplicity to this complicated work that we do. i will remember donald for his kindness a

speaker, i rise to honor a trailblazing leader, dr. glendea baskin glover, as she retires after 11 years as president of tennessee state university in nashville, tennessee. the first woman to ever hold this position, dr. glover has spent her career breaking down barriers and shattering glass ceilings. a native of memphis, dr. glover has accomplished a career both in academia and in business. she is one of two african-american women nationwide to hold a combination of ph.d., c.p.a. and j.d. as president of tennessee state university, dr. glover oversaw significant growth and further solidified t.s.u.'s status as one of america's preeminent hbcu's. and her efforts have earned her the role of vice chair of president biden's hbcu board of advisors. on a personal note, i know dr. glover as my sorority sister and as my mentor. among her many affiliations, she is a lifetime member of alpha kappa alpha sorority and served as its immediate past international president. it was my mother, nancy gardner sewell, who mentored dr. glover in her ascen

how the liberators were honored before and what happens to the memory of those events today?arch 13, the next date for the liberation of kherson, was always celebrated as victory day. front-line soldiers certainly came to the city decorated for the holiday. guests of honor, veterans of that same forty-ninth guards-kherson rifle division. vasily margelov and his fighters liberated many cities in ukraine and then south-eastern europe from the nazis. but it was kherson in this series that became special for him, and he later became its honorary resident. when he didn't come, it was i heard from my sons that a delegation from the city of kherson came to the city of moscow, went to siltsa vrazhek street, with all... gifts of lard, moonshine, gifts from the fields, and said that the day of the liberation of kherson began in moscow. in the spring of 1944, kherson became the first large liberated city in the northern black sea region. the offensive operation took place during the spring thaw, the weather greatly complicated the combat work of the red army, but the soldiers already ha

speaker, i rise today to honor the virginian review newspaper. for 110 years the virginian review has been a guiding light for past present generations, present generation, and those who come. it was born out of a consolidation of two newspapers. the covington virginian founded in 1914, and daily review founded nine years before. after 74 years they talked of merging and on january p.1989, the virginian review published its first edition. today under the direction of the owner continues to uphold its impressive reputation as an incredible source to keep our communities informed by their essential news coverage and thoughtful reporting. since the beginning the virginia review has been a consistent news source delivering local, state, and national updates to folks across the virginia's sixth district. i wish the team all the best as they celebrate 110 years of outstanding journalism. i rise today to congratulate the christian come college women's basketball team on winning the united states collegial athletic association division national it nation

the trip of the honorable president is only for pakchob. it was not a favor, but gratitude and thanks to the entire private sector of the country . god willing, i made a plan for mr. wazir and mr. namak to complete the chain. the most important thing is to complete the chain here. all these years of hard work are gone from our shoulders and we are ready again for development and god willing, from these few days we are starting to develop and we have drawn our plans so that, god willing, we will be able to continue our development at a very high speed. god willing, with the efforts of our loved ones and with the support of the government , it will reach the stage where we will not have unemployed people in this region. sir, go back to the city. hazrat rasool is welcome to the neighboring city of karun khoroshan to the city of kahraman paror izeh malmin . i am announcing from this forum , mr. minister, the position of honorable governor and managers of gold. to double that quickly the industry that employment it should be done quickly in izeh

we'll have a big rally honoring the police and honoring the firemen and everybody. i think a lot of people, including teachers, by the way, we're honoring teachers. they have been very badly maligned with some very poor leadership. but we'll be honoring the people that make new york work and we'll be doing a number of large rallies. it will be very exciting. we think we have a good chance of winning new york and again these swing states we're leading in every one of them and by a lot. not just a little. the big news today is 1.6%. when you look at 1.6gdp, that's a number that nobody thought was possible. that's a real bad number. it looks like the projections are heading in the wrong direction. that's why the stock market is down so big today. so in the meantime i am at this trial. my constitutional rights have been taken away from me. but every single expert, every legal scholar, every respected scholar has said this is no case. there is no case here. this is just a political witch hunt. thank you very much. >> i think the supreme court has an important argument to

♪ >> distinguished guests, please rise if you are able as honors are rendered to the president and remaining for the arrival of the prime minister of japan and mrs. kishida and the playing of the national anthems of japan and the united states. ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden. ♪ ♪ >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of japan followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ [the star spangled banner playing] ♪ ♪ >> distinguished guests, please be seated. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. pres. biden: mr. prime minister. [applause] welcome, welcome, welcome. on behalf of jill and me, the vice president, the second gentleman, and all the american people, welcome to the white house. 64 careers ago our two nations signed a treaty of cooperation and security. president eisenhower said his goal was to establish an indespuctable partnership between our countries. today the world can see that goal has been achieved. and that partnership between us is unbreakable. pres. biden: the alliance between j

this action is a necessary and necessary action to bring unity and honor to our great country.ther it is agricultural water or industrial water in the life program, bahmadullah a part of the province's problems were solved in a short period of time . it was also announced yesterday that the part related to shahrood and damghan is on the agenda. it will be followed by your own ability and with the service and service of the dear ones in the government. we know for sure that this issue will be resolved soon, god willing, with the efforts of you, the people, and the follow-up of mr. governor, governor, and the local officials, and god willing, the solution will also be for all of you. it will be announced and you will witness the solution of this water problem, which is one of the problems here. one thing i have to say about water. my time has passed. it is time for the noon prayer. dear ladies and gentlemen, inayat. there is a water issue, one is water management. we believe that the issue of water management is not less important than the water itself. the government has started

the beliefs and honoring the firemen. everybody a lot of people. including teachers by the way, we're honoring teachers because teachers have been very badly aligned with some very poor leadership. but it'll be honoring the people that make new york work and we'll be doing a number of large rallies and we're very excited, but we think we have a real good chance of winning new york and again, the swing states were leading in every one of them. and via a lot, not just by a little by a lot, but the big news today i think is the 1.6% when you look at 1.6 gdp, that's a number that nobody though was awesome. >> let's a real bad number and it looks like the projections are at setting in the wrong direction. and that's why the stock market stem. so they've today so in the meantime, mom, that this trial, mike rights have been taken away differently, but every single expert, every legal scholar, every respect to scholar, has said this is no case. there is no case here this, is just a political witch. had thank you very much for arg

the teachers will be honored at the same ceremony . god and on wednesday , the service of the supreme leader will become our teacher. along with a selection of teachers from tehran province and tehran cities as well as albors province. god willing, on thursday , our managers will discuss meeting and paying respects to the families of the martyred teachers across the country. meeting with the chairman on wednesday evening the honorable islamic council will have dear examples of teachers. if you can give me the information of the sample people in rome , let me tell you. yes, i want to talk about the same topic. today , we will talk more about the program you have. which group of teachers will be honored, based on what characteristics these teachers are selected. it used to be that some of our dear teachers nominated themselves as exemplary teachers this year. a teacher and their teacher's supervision prevented them from being candidates. this year, we conducted a survey of parents, students and other teachers, managers and activists in t

in the field of culture, you took your honor in the palm of your hand. talks that were openly discussed. we have a script crisis, not on tv, but everywhere. the most important function of television is entertainment. that is, if you produce the most important content, if it is not entertaining, no one will see it and it will not have an impact. and the headings that were accurately stated. at the same time , i had a home series, i had my tv, my home was maybe seven or eight days late in payment , there was not a single day delay in my tv series, if we are going to have something to say to our society, the best place we should come to work is the islamic republic of iran tv, a nowruz ramadan meeting full of words. tip thank you very much mr. jabali because i was involved in the land for 15 years anyway . it was lifted and the land was able to be broadcast after many years . please support the women who want to enter the fields of writing and directing now and give this opportunity to my dear ones . some of the artists present are advanced and successful,

dear veterans and martyrs and honorable family of martyrs i pay my respects. the truth is that the area 17 and 18 and around the holy existence of imam hasan imamzadeh hasan (a.s.). peace be upon you, the son of the prophet and the son of musa bin jafar, peace be upon him, are pious, revolutionary people with insight and are serious influential forces and families for great tehran. we will not forget them throughout history. that the islamic revolution has always been in the forefront of these areas in tehran, the great martyrs of our honor, our veterans and our martyrs, their honorable families have always been friends of the revolution, friends of the imam and friends of the wise leader of the islamic revolution, the people in these areas are hardworking people, pious people and with the revolution they were islamic magnificence. i pay tribute to all the people of these areas. those who are not part of the family of martyrs and veterans. but in the bed of this place, this area, these mosques, and this imamzadeh, it is necessary to bow and honor the families