the housing doesn't mean free housing. the right housing needs, affordable housing. that's one of the criteria. housing is also the only considered adequate under human rights law if it is close to employment opportunities at child care services, for example, and health care services and education, high schools, elementary schools, colleges, universities, etc. so that's very important. and it also suggests that it is understood that people who are housed will be working in so far as they can work and find employment. that's why housing should be close to employment opportunities. one important discussion one, i think more people need to have. thank you. they lani farrah for joining us. addressing homelessness is a complex issue which requires a range of policy and programmatic interventions. past strategies which have been effective in some countries include providing access to affordable housing, supporting education and employment opportunities. frightening health and social services to homeless individuals and working toward this poverty and the quality collaborat

in the year 1400, the empty house unit received information from the real estate and housing system that 33,000 claim forms were actually issued, and out of these 33,000 claim forms , 646 cases were issued to loved ones who did not protest. whose value is about six and a half billion toman, so this statistic shows that out of the estimated two million and five hundred thousand empty houses, only information about 300 thousand empty houses has been given to the tax administration and 10% of this number has received a definite tax demand . fatemeh khanum ahmadi how many vacant houses did our class and the ministry of roads identify in 1401? hello, i would like to serve you and all of our respected viewers to help alleviate the housing market. which the national housing foundation assigns land for various applicants, the youth of the population, in this work, we can manage the increase in temperature in addition to the increase in the supply to the housing market. in many countries of the world , in addition to the increase in the developed countries , there are control policies, taxes are

now that was the lower house, but the bill would also need to pass the upper house...emocrats control we have also had others say that they were no vote, and the more progressive wing of the democratic party. is that something that is surprisingly something that is surprisingly something that is surprisingly something that we expected all along that there would be opposition in the senate as well? i opposition in the senate as well? ~ , . opposition in the senate as well? ~' , . ., well? i think we expected that, eseciall well? i think we expected that, especially from _ well? i think we expected that, especially from someone - well? i think we expected that, especially from someone like l especially from someone like bernie sanders. he is someone, you know, his whole platform is for the people. his most important objection here is that he says i will not vote for any legislation that adds work requirements. in his words, it takes away nutritional benefits and vouchers for working americans. that is his biggest complaint. he was one of the first democratic senators to

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department of housing and urban development and the had the honor to serve to lead the fair housing agenda for this administration and not everyone go knows this but the distribution in housing decision in the housing market a more prevalent against people with disabilities than any other group in in country any other group in the country we are successful to try to use this go out there in the city of los angeles back in the day and partner with the chief but makes the city retrofit more than 3000 unions of housing have been built in violation of the disability arrangements and what we have here is the last piece of equipment starting for the ground and doing the right thing cross point one from the very start. and that's would have to do i hear i'm aware of the federal law in terms of the - limit for mobility, um, challenges for example, no, no, no this is not like this here. this is about actually much more over what the flow is and that's what we should see in owe project we are building new housing (clapping) i remember back in the day with the city leadership in la and they were like

while entering and this system can identify vacant houses to receive tax. an important event that today, in the current parliament, where 100% of the income is allocated for the construction of houses for the poor and the repair of dilapidated structures in all cities, coordination with real estate consultants is another important issue of this plan, and coordination is huge, so that we can solve this conflict of interest, which may be property prices percentage after inflation under the management of real estate companies in this current situation, income , monitoring and organizing the systems that are active in the field of housing is another issue of the parliament in this regard, the systems that are active in the field of housing, what platforms and platforms, who are the activists in the field of independence and with the preservation of employment. what they are creating should be monitored, a rating system should be considered for them, of course, for waste land in the cities, we will increase the housing deposit, increase the rent ceiling every ye

that hoarding is housing. the land will enter the field of housing. the time frame of this market area is governed by its own conditions it will get better, but in a crisis situation, when the property inflation rate in the cities and provinces is higher than the 30% annual inflation rate in the country , the task has been created for the housing council to come in and determine the task so that those who want to enter the issue this year i want to rent a house, let's see from my colleagues to get the big one, qalion 4 million, the rent is high. that housing soda motivation and the minimum will be reached in the first step in the implementation of the tax on empty houses, it was put on the agenda to introduce to the tax affairs organization who owns the most uninhabited residential units, and based on this prioritization, we started working for more than 60,000 empty residential units issued a certificate, the supreme housing council determined the rent increase in tehran by a maximum of 25% and in other citie

our builders are also actively building housing and houses.age has long been almost 430.000 m². this is about 40% of the total input across the country from the pace and value of housing. we asked a representative of the relevant department. how much housing has already been built in belarus? well, what plans do we have with what we will complete this year? every year , the government approves a program for the construction of housing for a year, so for 2023. we have government restoration approved number 49, which determined the volume of construction of housing of general input in the amount of 4.300.000 m², including with the use of state support funds 1.300.000 square meters for the first quarter of 2023 . about 877,000 m² have already been put into operation, which amounted to more than 20% of the set target and, taking into account state support funds, about 277,000 m² , which also amounted to more than 21% of the target, who is in the lead gomel, minsk and grodno regions, as for plans, it's a government program. housing at 21-25 years e

for such a house.n which it is located, but the future acquirer, of course , will be obliged to issue these documents in the future, and the procedure for the demolition of such houses has also been simplified if such a decision is made, a in relation to the house. well, in principle, the presence of a single resource that accumulates information about it greatly simplifies the search for such houses. they have already begun to keep statistics yes, sales of such plots. what is the demand today in general, how many of them were sold at the beginning of this year? and, of course, such houses are in demand, and the possibility of acquiring them for one base value is especially attractive. so, for example, at the beginning of the year , more than 140 objects have already been sold, no conditions are sold today. these are houses, empty branches and houses through direct auctions, or in some other way, it is possible to sell such houses, both through an auction and without an auction, but here it should be b

the extremists in the house republican conference have once again taken control of the house floor. and stopped us from doing the business of the american people. this is extraordinary. and we stand ready to find common ground with the other side of the aisle. if they can break from their extremists. the problem that seems to exist is that house republican conference is captive to the most extreme wing of their party. at the same time we're thankful for the leadership of president biden. president biden was able to arrive at a resolution that avoided a dangerous default and stopped the extreme maga republicans from crashing the economy and triggering a job-killing recession which would have inflicted tremendous pain on millions of everyday americans. house democrats remain tha*pgful for the leadership of president biden, which spared the country from another hostage-taking situation that the extremists have now made clear they would have been ready to bring about the first opportunity they had to do just that. but the debt ceiling has now been suspended into the early part of 2025.

in terms of the so-called moderate members on the house on the house on the republican side of the aisle from the very beginning of this congress these individuals who vote with the extremist and the republican party they have voted with the extremists on gun safety issues and instead made the decision that they were going to partner with the nra. the so-called moderate house republicans in new york at the very beginning ofve this congres voted to criminalize abortion care. the so-called moderate republicans in new york were individuals who voted to inflict draconian cuts on every day americans in some cases north of 20% cut medicaid, insurance and assistance to cut education and cut veterans benefits and cut a break if different programs designed to benefit the health safety and economicmi well-being of the american people and the so-called moderate republicans as soon as donald trump threatens to primary them after they supposedly took s a vote of principle in supporting the efforts to table the fraudulent sensor razzle -- resolution last week, risk scores had voted with the extreme ot

it is group housing. it isn't group housing. housing for all means, housing for all, single family homes, sros group, housing. please please say yes to this project. i'm not exactly sure how to say it. in the negative are the positive. thank you. thank you. seeing no other members of the public on behalf of the project sponsor in the chambers, let's go to remote callers. we have four callers in the queue and there are eight who are listening. if you are a part of the eight group, please make sure if you haven't already, to press star three to get into the queue. otherwise we're going to take this group to the end. mr. billy shu let's hear from our first caller, please. hello, my name is christopher rudy. i'm the land owner at 38, 24, 18th, and i am against the project. i'm speaking on behalf of the appellant. i had bad cell coverage and didn't star three, didn't work before. so the speaker so anyway, can we pause the speaker's time? you're on the wrong side. i'm sorry. the time for speakers on behalf of the appellant is closed.

santos from the house. i ask that all members of this committee take the opportunity during this hearing to join representative esposito and me in publicly calling on a bipartisan basis for mr. santos to resign. it is clear that ensuring ethical conduct in the house has never been more important. i remain committed to fighting against corruption and hold judges accountable for sexual assault and work as a member of the appropriations committee ensuring appropriate use of taxpayers funds. throughout this work, i have seen the ways in which a single bad actor overshadows the good work of essential institutions. i'm deeply concerned about the allegations facing one of our witnesses here today, but we must not let one individual define the entire institution. i sincerely thank the chairman for convening this hearing and the witnesses for their testimony. i'm grateful we are here to get the transparency the american people deserve and use this as an opportunity to strengthen the office of congressional ethics be

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we do family housing. we also do adult housing. and from that perspective, that's exactly why it feels really painful for us to have these, uh , communities pitted against one another another and the needs of homeless folks, um, pitted against one another. we believe we can serve all and we should serve all but more so we should prioritize based on urgent needs. and also who's sort of been getting the resources versus where they've been sort of short shrift id and that's what's happening here. we know that the tae youth and the family resources have been at much smaller percentages over time than you know your your standard adult housing, and that's exactly why the very brilliant committed folks on the oko board. um designed the allocations and the way that they did, and the folks that that design prophecy, of course , that there was an understanding that that's where the need is. it was based on evidence that was based on, um, experience. it was based on, um the people they were serving and providing in their agencies and, um the,

national housing is based on the law of celebration of housing production , the government apparatus of shops should provide their surplus land to the national housing movement plan. it was faced in mountainous areas with dense population above, due to the lack of land, in order to implement the national housing movement plan as well as possible, land with appropriate use is needed, according to article 10 of the law on the leaps of housing production , all ministries, institutions, government bodies and subsidiary companies are obliged to reduce the problem of land shortage and the impact on construction. dedicate to this project, music is being implemented in different parts of the country in the implementation of the law on the jump of housing production and construction of the country's real estate and deeds registration organization until the end of may 4780 of the lands inside the city limits and 70 thousand 800 article 9 of the law on the jump of housing production in the name of the ministry of housing and urban development the representative of the government of the islamic

but the democrat-led senate and republican-led house and democrat in the white house, bipartisanship was, and is, a necessity. now republicans for our part were clear that any increase in the debt ceiling must come with spending reforms. otherwise it would be like you maxing out your credit card and then asking to raise the credit limit so you could borrower -- borrow more money without having an adult conversation about how you're going to pay the money back. in the real world, that is what would happen. you'd have to have that conversation or there would be no increase in your credit card limit. but only in washington, only in the nation's capital would it be even argued that you could raise the debt limit without talk be about spending reform. and what's happened is our national debt has ballooned now to more than $31.4 trillion. that is a number that i doubt that anybody here in the chamber could tell us how many zeros follow that 31.4. and the american people are clearly unhappy with what they see is happening here when it comes to out-of-control spending. a recent poll found th

speaker of the house kevin _ i voted yes. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy - i voted yes.peaker of the house kevin mccarthy was| i voted yes. speaker of the - house kevin mccarthy wasjust house kevin mccarthy was just holding a press conference and he accused president biden of waiting far too long to negotiate. did the white house make a mistake there? ida. make a mistake there? no, absolutely _ make a mistake there? no, absolutely not. _ make a mistake there? no, absolutely not. frankly - make a mistake there? mr, absolutely not. frankly we were waiting for speaker mccarthy to put his point of view on the table. 0ne put his point of view on the table. one thing about negotiating, you don't ever negotiate against yourself. so president biden had put his proposed budget out there. i might point out that president biden�*s proposed budget would have cut $3 trillion from the deficit. and the agreement we just voted on was far less than that. so frankly, if we had just voted to pass the president's budget, we would have lowered the deficit by even more. i have lowered the def

the house has always claimed, as the leader of the house said earlier, it's always claimed exclusivepline, suspend or expel an elected member is the house of commons in its entirety. i still hold to that principle. it's why any decision or recommendation to suspend or expel a member has to be approved by the whole house. it is also why the only way to proceed when there is an allegation that a member has committed a contempt of parliament, for instance by misleading the house, is by a committee of the house and a decision of the whole house which is why we have to have the nation today and why we had to have the committee of privileges. —— to have the motion today. it cannot i believe the court of law, it has to be a committee of the house. i don't think some commentators have fully understood that, including lord pannick and some former leaders of the house. so, i would say to those who have attacked the process that they should be very careful of what they seek. there are those who would prefer lying to parliament to be a criminal offence punishable by courts. but that would drive

the leader of the house spoke _ of the house... spoke about representing | house spoke about representing portsmouth, i returned from portsmouth, i returned from portsmouth today early from a defence committee meeting to be here to vote in support of this report. does she agree that even though borisjohnson has absented himself from this house, almost to some degree making this report somewhat academic, the nation wants to see its conclusion — the nation who puts us here wants to make sure that this process reaches its conclusion? i repeat again i'll be supporting this report here today in this house. i report here today in this house. i say that i'm pleased to hear the gentleman will be supporting this report. i think he can take it from the fact that i've just the committee report matters, the debate matters, that this vote matters and i do think people want to see us coming to a conclusion today. if people see us making rules for them and acting as if they are not for us, that trust that i spoke about between the public and parl

and the white house. i would suggest that heads prevailed and said the ranges act is bad for america. if we defeat the previous question i'll offer an amendment to the rule to provide for consideration of a resolution which states that it is the house's responsibility to protect social security and medicare for future generations and reject any cuts to these programs. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment into the record along with extraneous material immediate lier prior to the vote in question. without objection. . . ms. scanlon: in fact, just last week, speaker mccarthy announced he was forming a bipartisan commission tasked with looking at budget cuts and suggested that social security and medicare could be on the chopping block saying, and i quote, we have to look at the entire budget, the majority driver of the budget is mandatory spending. it's medicare, social security, interest on the debt. end quote. well, it wasn't too long ago i remember some of my republican

. through the house as is “patted-— through the house as is exected. . ., , ., expected.over. expected. the drama is not over- the _ expected. the drama is not over. the belt _ expected. the drama is not over. the belt still - expected. the drama is not over. the belt still has - expected. the drama is not over. the belt still has to i over. the belt still has to take a tortured passage, i guess through the senate. —— the belt still has to take a tortured passage. it needs 51 democrats in the senate. we already know when democratic senator, bernie sanders, has said that he is going to vote no to the deal. he says it harms american families. what will happen is that there is unanimous consent, let'sjust unanimous consent, let's just say, unanimous consent, let'sjust say, they will skip the debate that and go straight to a vote. but there are already a couple of republicans such as the senator, the republican senator lindsey graham who said that there will be cause for a debate. there will be roadblocks put there in order for them to talk about the bill will stop and the se

this order goes directly to the issue of housing. what is the characteristic of housing?t is the effect of housing in the midst of the huge and ups and downs of the first events of the revolution that we are the foreign enemy? we have issues we have many political-security issues. all this point and focusing on this point enters into a bath, enters into a call, enters into a call. you can see these sentences from the imam in this title, in the hated pahlavi regime, the problem was one of the most tragic social problems of our people. many people in see the captivity of getting a piece of land with a cooperative nest , but they may spend their whole lives under banks, profiteers, and looters so that they can find shelter for themselves and their children. they were deprived and faced with the calamities of the islamic system oppression will not tolerate discrimination. it is one of the minimum rights of every person that i should have housing . they said that one of my problems is the land, and all the deprived servants of god should use god's love. those who have vast lan

house.l, to assess its location , condition and age form a list of local executive and administrative authorities . and the systematization of such real estate and preferential terms of purchase contribute, of course, putting things in order on the ground, as state property is noted, who and under what conditions is allowed to buy out empty houses and in which settlements can this be done without an auction? and what will it be like for sure olga anishchenko found out from the profile committee? what is a single register of empty houses, and how many objects are represented there today, how often are they updated? a single register of empty houses is, and a state information resource that includes all empty houses republic and in respect of which work is underway in accordance with decree no. 116, a today, and the register includes more than 8,500 such houses, and moreover, a such houses are included there, starting from the moment they are identified and ending with their implementation , o

are the states and state houses.rather than run their agenda through washington, where everyone is paying attention, where you can get backed up through the process in the politics. they're much better off going to state houses where most people will pay no attention to what's going on. where they can gerrymander these places, like they've done in ohio, no accountability, and then they can run through all sorts of crazy unpopular laws. and no one can stop them, the reason i wrote my second book is to say, we can stop them. but not with our traditional political strategy of only focusing on swing states for federal office. we can stop them if we go to the state house, where their battle is and we bring our bottle there, unlike the dc bottle, that battle starts with you. if you're frustrated, you can play a role, don't allow the uncontested district area to be uncontested ever again. run for yourself, or find your most impressive, friend and get them to run for. it and help them. help make sure voters of the disenfranc

house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 384, the nays are 13. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentlewoman from missouri, mrs. wagner, suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2812 as amended on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 2812, a bill to require the securities and exchange commission to carry out a study of the costs associated with small and medium-sized companies to undertake initial public offerings. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of t

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identified in 1400 show that there were about 300 thousand vacant houses in 1400. the information is from the real estate system. and the settlement received 33,000 claim papers, and out of these 33,000 claim papers , 646 cases were issued in the form of non-objection . this statistic shows that out of one million and 500,000 empty houses are estimated, only the information about 300,000 empty houses has been given to the tax administration and 10% of this number has been demanded for tax . in the northeast of the occupied city of quds, he implemented a severe siege against this city, confiscated a large part of the land of palestinian citizens and handed it over to the zionist settlers. and the zionist occupation regime is always looking for the displacement of palestinian citizens and the replacement of zionist settlers in this area, today the area has turned into a military base of the occupying regime, because the forces and patrols of the occupying zionist regime were stationed in fadesh , destroying the houses of palestinians and the agricultural areas of the

the thoughts of the whole house are with the victims and the people of that great city. i join you in november in the 72 people who lost their lives in the fire. the victims and their families are always in our hearts but 6 years on the justice they are fighting for is long overdue. mr. speaker, all across the country people have worried about their bills, the price will weekly shot and the spiraling mortgage rates. why has the tory party spent this last week arguing over which of them gets appearance? >> mr. speaker, my point on this is very clear in line with long-established convention of previous prime ministers having the ability to submit orders. i followed the process to the letter commensurate with long-standing process. it is, by the way, a long-standing convention that prime ministers on both sides of this house have followed in the same way that i did. >> mr. speaker, the truth is probably tough talk after the event the prime minister did sign off the owners list and that means, mr. speaker, that those who through downing street party the night before the late

house testify before the house administration subcommittee on oversight. they discussed the code of conduct for staff within the office, how the ethics office determines which cases to investigate, and politically motivated complaint received by the office. >> the office of congressional ethics was established in 2008. it was created to independently review allegations of misconduct against house members, officers, and staff. oce is often conflated and confused with the ethics committee but the two are very different entities. first, while they can intake and review allegations of misconduct brought forth by the public, oce has no disciplinary authority. it's job is simply to make referrals to the ethics committee when it deems appropriate. however, there is little to no transparency regarding which cases oce sides to open. it's in the past 10 years, only half of the cases they open were referred to the ethics committee. secondly, oce referrals carry no extra weight meaning the ethics can he does not have to consider any of their referrals. third, at the e

dota housing area housing we should have macro policies with increasing supply, the national housingk, allotment of land to different applicants, for the youth of the population, we have to deal with the power to better manage the supply of increasing temperature, along with increasing market supply, in many countries of the world, to advanced countries, along with increasing control policies . it is implemented with tax tools, muslim tax on empty houses, tax on capital gains, tax, and my mother , these are all the tools to prevent hoarding and speculators in this sector, one of the taxes that this government has started seriously and paying attention to the house tax. the issue of taxes on empty houses has existed in our country since 1352 and has never been implemented. according to the approach of the government against the principles of hoarding, it started completely systematically and identified and based on and dealt with people who hoarded and manga. everyone is a tax collector and there is no increase in income. the tax on empty houses is the same as many countries in the wo

housing ladder. urgent accommodation, voucher, flexible subsidies and permanent supportive housing site depend on these funds. the population of homeless families has growing here over a year and not reflected in the pit count. we cannot move voter approved research it away from homeless children because they are more difficult to see. um we consult family and homelessness. please do not do this. how much children will suffer. thank you so much for your commitment. thank you, caller. that concludes the thank you. thanks. okay so we're gonna open up the floor to the commissioners. and, you know, i'm hoping that you know, as we have in this discussion that we think about solutions and waste of fill in and, um, also um, you know, ways to work together to make sure that you know um we make sure that you know our youth, which is, i think across the board our desire for them to have the house and that they need um, up . i'll start if that's okay. um, mr chairman. thank you. thank you for that sentiment tha

when people lose their home and public housing, oftentimes they end up homeless because public housing, they're often at the end of the rope and they don't have any other options that's . why they are living in government-subsidized housing. and when they're evicted from their home, they often not only are homeless, but their future opportunities for employment and housing are severely diminished. lisa: you featured a woman who was on her sister's couch, i think, rig now. doug: yeaha woman who was kicked out of her housing for smoking outside of the property, among other reasons. she has lived on her sister's couch. and she told me when she's applying for housing now and she goes to kind of apply for the next stop, she's you know, she keeps get running into this barrier where they are running her reference check and there and they're rejecting her based on her eviction from public housing. so you know one instance like that of the cameras catching you doing something wrong could end up having lifetime consequences for you. lisa: i could hear some people saying these folks are breaking

residential or commercial houses in law he has seen the residential houses, of course, he has allowed the fund to find out after making sure that all the residential houses have been informed and it is possible to do this. electric household branching is now receiving insurance premiums. how many electricity subscribers do you get annually? currently, people pay 24,000 tomans per month on their electricity bills. the government's share is 76,000 tomans. it is 100,000 tomans. and since what year have you been receiving money from people in the code the details of the fund started working in 1401, the law was approved, but there was no implementation operation , and according to this , it happened, and we will see it again, we will be at your service. it was the starting point of the flood, which in 15 minutes brought the sediments from the upper reaches of tarood village into residential houses and buried a number of cars in yularim . the second site was 3. this has resulted in less help residential houses, poultry and agricultural sector, some liquid damage was lost to 12,000 pieces o

it would be unthinkable to say to the house only a few short months ago. so much, there's no other way to put it. borisjohnson lied to this house. you were saying that long before that became fashionable. the snp had even held a debate on this very issue several months ago to highlight that point and ensure this was heard loud and clear. my right honourable friend for us wasn't matched out of this place for asserting something that is now a profound truth. she is actually right, a retrospective a policy should now go to both of these members —— apology for getting absolutely right. this is a stain on their record. the fact that they were asked to leave this place for saying something that we now know to be a conventional truth. we were also one of the first to bring up theissues also one of the first to bring up the issues about those parties. we wanted to ensure that this house understood clearly what was going on, that we had a prime minister that was happy to have drinks parties for his staff in a number of locations in number ten. when he had overseen

so when people are being drummed out of their houses , when houses are being houses, when houses areashioned fashioned housing had housing practises that we had before with people doubling up in houses is because there is still a fundamental shortage of homes in the uk. i don't still a fundamental shortage of homes in the uk . i don't expect homes in the uk. i don't expect a house price crash . that's a huge house price crash. that's what i know a lot of what your generation want and i understand why. think there's why. well i don't think there's going big crash. do going to be a big crash. i do think there'll fall, think there'll be a fall, a slight fall, maybe ten, not slight fall, maybe ten, 15, not a crash, but i think an awful lot of people are going to struggle the coming months struggle over the coming months and years. and it's going to have massive political implications. have massive political impvery,)ns. have massive political impvery, very much. as ever. you very, very much. as ever. liam halligan,— e3 wig i as ever. liam halligan, economics you very, very much. as ever.

the house has left washington, the lawmakers have left on the house side, and all eyes are on the upper chamber. here's the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, who says he wants to move the bill quickly. this is him talking before the vote in the house yesterday. [video clip] sen. schumer: today we are here to talk about first and foremost the most important order of business in the capitol and that is avoiding default. today the house will vote on a bipartisan agreement that will protect the american economy and eliminate the risk of a catastrophic default. once this bill reaches the senate, which i hope will be later this evening, the senate will move quickly to pass the bill, send it to the president's desk, and put the awful and devastating risk of default behind us. no one on either side would call this agreement perfect. no one got everything they wanted. that is why it is a bipartisan agreement. however, this agreement accomplishes two major goals. it spares the american people from catastrophic default and preserves many of the most important investment we have passed over th

the house will be in order. the speaker: the house -- the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the house will be in order. will representative schiff present himself in the well? by adoption of house resolution 521, the house is resolved that the house of representatives censures adam schiff, representative of the 30th congressional district of california -- i will begin again. by its adoption of house resolution 521, the house has resolved that the house of representatives censures adam schiff -- the speaker: by its adoption of house resolution 521, the house has resolved that the house of -- i have all night. by its adoption of house resolution 521, the house has resolved -- that the house of representatives censures adam schiff, representative of the 30th congressional district of california, for misleading the american public -- and for conduct unbecoming of an elected member of the house of representatives, that representative adam schiff will be forthwith present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censu

there are schools and housing companies.accommodated many violators in itself, so much so that they are attacking the offices of the real estate transaction company without a license in different cities and regions, and even that trade union is good. towards the shutdown of the work government and sooner we have started and god willing, we will get results in this extension of the contracts. they are obliged to act according to the law. if they do not act, such important crimes of licenses and non-confidentiality are the most active deterrents, which are really cost-effective in these areas , that is, 10 times the money that if if there are violators in this area, it is in the hands of the government and the government punishment organization to shut them down, and in the hands of the judiciary, serious crimes will be taken out of the bank. hopefully, this step will help. the subject of mehr housing trading company that one of the places that raises the rent rate in our country seriously showed that it becomes a law to mr. s

i want to say that both that house and this house are beautiful in their own way.ell, after all , the master class itself has already asked for it. come on , he tells me that i just won’t find him quietly. it is not so easy to find the temple of st. macarius in hiding, because the church, well, does not at all look like a temple, more like a circle. exactly. this is how the building was used in soviet times, and after the nineties it was adapted to the church. if we talk about some other significant sights. i would love to show you the old the novikov estate, but, unfortunately, it was lost; literally not a single brick remained from it, but there is a beautiful old park that was founded in the second half of the 19th century. one of the last panov skrylovs, pan novikov, built this park along novikov not by chance. the fact is that he had a daughter who suffered from asthma, of course, it was useful for her to walk in the fresh air , rare species of trees were brought here especially for this vast territory . there are more than 50 titles in total. somewhere in thi