at the house of veterans, every year the youths visit the front-line soldiers who defended and defended the freedom and independence of our motherland , the guys go to the celebration. marches sing songs of the war years, read poetry and congratulate the veterans of those who are not able to attend the parade on may 9 in person. the youths of victory also respect the heroes of our time and those who defend today. uh, the civilian population of donetsk and lugansk people's republics in support of the participants of the special military operation. the guys launched an action letter to a soldier, the guys write letters with warm wishes for military personnel in places of deployment and, in the hospital, and often receive feedback. uh, one of those stories hmm came from volgograd with a barbarian with a barbarian pressing er, the girl wrote the letter that they received. uh, soldiers soldiers volunteers from kalmykia guys today. we went to the school line in order to personally thank the guys and there are more and more stories like this today. at first, the shares are narrower, and about

housing options. with respect to veterans, is there -- can you talk about is there a certain type of housing that is needed? what should we be looking at when we are looking for -- to address the homelessness of veterans? >> i think an all in approach is needed. when your thinking about the act risk population -- at risk population, really what will help is not necessarily new housing, but direct cash transfers. that is a great approach to help people who are on the brink state housed. the ability for hud to do something similar would be helpful. >> thank you. what is interesting to me is that the past few years, nevada and other states have seen a >> thank you, madam chair for holding this hearing and be focused on these really important issues which become more urgent with every passing day. i think we all recognize there are two pieces to this equation. one is supply. the other is making sure we continue to make available as you indicated in your testimony, housing choice vouchers. thank you, chair, for mentioning the legislation senator young and i have proposed that would allow more families to move t

but according to the plot, in the house of veterans , a casting is held among older actors, true creatorse ready for everything for the role of an episode that plays ostroumov, pierces from the heart and breaks to tears, i want to watch the series and see what her heroine is waiting for. when did olga mikhailovna take the stage? i was thinking, how, well, it was very stuffy there, then there was a lot of smoke from the clothes, when they said motor e, you know, she played the whole passage. this, of course, killed me. it just struck me for the reason that my idea, which would have seemed to me quite some kind of well crazy and maybe everything didn’t work out at all, that a person took a talented person who knows his profession somehow came prepared. that's how i took it and did what i could not even imagine that it could be, everyone who was in the hall was so good. after the final, when it was necessary to play, everyone began to applaud. this colossal thirst for not calmness is licking. she is a very creative person. we all go through very different stages recently. it also happened ve

veterans. they reconfigured a whole lot of congregate transitional housing, and they worked so hard to keep veterans in the community safe and moved on the permanent housing. the confluence of rising inflation rates in our current economy, and the affording housing affordability crisis we are seeing here with the winding down of pandemic assistance programs like e. r. a. and many communities creates this perfect storm where we will see homelessness increase if we do nothing. in my opinion, now is the time we need to create permanency among programs, particularly those for va, they that have continued on these 90-day extensions because they were authorized, and that authorization is actually tied to the end of the public state or local health emergency. we need to continue to implement lessons we have learned during the pandemic, and we also need to double back to address persistent barriers that slow the housing business processing and perpetuate for their inequities. it is no secret that normal, pre-pandemic was not really a great normal for a lot of people who were facing housing instability. home

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veterans face food insecurity. this is my first bill as my member of the house. and veterans and families can enjoy a safe and healthy life. this will bill would create a office of food security and would be charged with providing on the availability and elt gibility requirements for federal nutrition assistance programs and work with other programs to help veterans at risk or experiencing food insecurity. a report from the center of strategic and international studies. quote, food insecurity is a national security concern. it multiplies stress on active duty personnel who are more likely to serve in the military and may hinder recruitment for the armed services. i know this bill will not solve the problem entirely but will help alaska and throughout the country. i ask my colleagues to support h.r. 8888 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois reserves. mr. bost: i have no speakers. mr. takano: i have no further speakers and am prepared to close and i reserve. the speaker pro tempor

of senator hatch. he was a great leader and i like that you talk to the housing first initiative part of the veterans community to show great success driving down the cost if you house people first you're driving down with population we would otherwise have to be seeing impacts from and i want to thank my colleague for his leadership trying to increase the low income tax credit by 50%. i guess people don't realize we got a little bump a few years ago and that expired at the end of last year so we are going to go down on the amount of tax credit. 90% gets built with the tax credit so it really is a governor if we don't increase it on solving the problem. i feel like i don't know why we can't get this out there. i don't understand why. i feel like painting a big supply message across may be one of the avenues. there are so many people that have written reports i could probably get a stack this high saying it's a supply problem so i would like to hear from the witnesses why, why is it we are not breaking through on the supply message when when you talk about it it's pretty easy on the demographics you have people

first time, a record number of e-e programs under the ministry of veterans was laid down, this is precisely to provide e-e solutions to the housing problems of e-e military e-e veterans of the participants hostilities - this is five and a half billion hryvnias and it will be in the form of a subsidy that will go to local budgets, and accordingly they will take turns helping to solve housing problems. you are in such a situation that she will not be able to fulfill the budgets. it can be drawn out, both in the short term and in the longer term, and if it is the last option, it can lead to the fact that all spheres in the community will be affected. please tell me in what way in your opinion today it is possible to keep yes, local finances, well, first of all, once again, i want to emphasize that the indicators will of course be clarified in the parliament, this will apply to the so-called indicators of the basic reverse subsidy, we have a huge number of internally displaced persons, and it is clear that it is necessary to take into account those people who moved, for example, to western ukraine , central ukraine, and these indicat

houses of parliament later today. but it'll alliance state 4 days ahead of monday's feud. the world of movie making is in the morning following the death of veterans film directors yonder got odd. he rose to fame as a leader of the 19th sixty's, french new wave, directing and writing films that have become ot house classics is 960 field breathless with its outside characters. an unconventional unconventional visual style stood the test of time left on prof. jean seaberg played alongside john paul bell mando in this cheeky, innovative, and very unconventional crime film seemed i want a, he's a breathless, made the unknown bell mondo a star and brought john luke adore his breakthrough as a filmmaker. his style here and in all his future works was unmistakable. the break with the establish visual language. but his use of jump cuts considered a mistake and conventional filmmaking was all part of his plan. john luca dawes revolutionary technique had an indelible impact on cinema coming from a wealthy french swiss family. he was always ambitious. don't be c o is it a week? my ambition was to be a master waco, my mad whole leisure. ringback ah, i'd set y

many of her neighbors had it worse. master ford's land to play a boy next door was killed and 2 houses down the road. there was a neighbor, a veteran of the soviet army. he was sitting in his yard and out of nowhere, a piece of shrapnel hit him in the forehead and killed him, bullet removable. but 2 more when you the russians kept asking me why i didn't leave. i turned it around and asked them why they came in the 1st place. i've been here for 39 years. there with a light sleeper. bolona tells us she hopes to wake up in time. the ceiling does end up falling down. like millions of other ukrainian refugees, subtle his daughter, grandson, and now in poland, i'd be more than with a family scattered. she relies on her neighbour mahalo for help. but 6 months of occupation have taken their toll on him. as a man of fighting age, mahalo was constantly in the sites of the russian army. when i went to throw her so as to me, i only left a house during the day. yes, you just have to keep your head down for it was for the 1st time the russians picked me up was an april a few times a month. they would get me in again from mrs thing and i still ha

of the u.s. house. today, three new members of congress will be sworn in. also on the agenda, lawmakers will work on 18 suspension bills dealing with veterans, sex trafficking, and infrastructure. they're also expected to pass a resolution to honor the late queen elizabeth ii. we take you live to the house floor on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house debating a number -- a number of bills today, three new members also being sworn in. members will be working on 18 suspension bills dealing with sex trafficking, infrastructure, and also a resolution honoring the late queen elizabeth ii. furn motis

documents on the end of the course today handed over a certificate of veterans of combat operations, more than 60 fighters, received housingnts have already been prepared in the regions that they themselves have chosen and where they intend to continue military service. elections to various levels of government have started in russia today, they affect almost the entire country, they elect heads of administration somewhere. so, for example, governors are determined in 14 regions. somewhere, as in six regions and republics, the composition will have to be updated regional parliaments. in many regions , deputies of city municipal assemblies are also elected on a single voting day. let me remind you this coming sunday, september 11th. however, the cec

of the veterans community there. they showed great success at driving down the cost of housing. i certainly want to thank my colleague, senator young, for his leadership with us on trying to increase the low income housing tax credit by 50%. i guess people don't realize, we got a little bump a few years ago. that expired at the end of last year, so we are actually going to go down in the amount of money we are putting towards the tax credit. 90% of the affordable housing in the bill gets built with the tax credit. so it really is a governor, if you don't increase, it on solving the problem. i don't know why we can't get to this out there. i just don't understand why. i feel like we are painting a big supply message across. maybe one of the avenues out here. it is just supply, or it is supply, stupid, or i don't know what you would get about it. it is really just about supply. and it's so frustrating, because there's so many people of reports. i probably get a stack this high of reports saying, it's a supply problem. so i would just like to hear from the witnesses, why? why is it

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the veteran villages of america run by a great iraq veteran colonel mike wass. goodwill and then our house. all of them work together seamlessly to try to eliminate hopelessness and fight for shelter and the skills. from little rock to los angeles people expensing housing insecurity need not just a safe place to stay but also supported services. whether it's clinical help, career coaching or case management. that would people cannot only get housed but eventually get their own place begin their pursuit of happiness. that's organizations like our house can successfully work in little rock as well as new york we will hear from today, have an expanding array of supportive services including job-training, childcare childcare and others that are successful going well beyond shelters. how the housing first approached disadvantages, many successful local service providers like those in my district from receiving appropriate federal funding and why we should support those that provide crucial wraparound services as well as a true holistic approach to reducing homelessness. before i yield the balan

veterans. we never could have -- could have foreseen making all students online. without action, the v.a. would have had to cut housing for millions of student veterans. however we passed a law, these actions meant student veterans were protected from losing benefits but only for a limited time. while i'm relieved we never left student veterans without their benefits, we came close far too many times. h.r. 7939 as amended does away with these artificial benefit cliffs for student veterans and makes permanent many of the protections passed as short-term measures permanent that means the next time there's an emergency, be it a flood, tornado, another pandemic or another event that forces students to take their classes online for a short period of time, v.a. will be able to fully pay out benefits to student veterans who are forced to attend classes remotely. i want to thank subcommittee chair levin for introducing h.r. 7939 as amended to safeguard these benefits. in addition, included in this legislation is h.r. 5752, also from chairman levin. this provision will allow service members to get out of contracts they may be wrongly bound to

. >> being a veteran of the white house, how do you respond when the other side is coming in with fear effective tool on every side. >> if they are going to go after this watching the show right now, they have a big problem, because these individuals, what they want to do is stand up about freedom and unity and their families. and yet they go after us like we are the criminals? i mean, i think it's a little political strategy and at the end of the day it's going to backfire for joe biden and the democrats. they are just trying to save the blue districts and make sure that they know that they are scared because it's going to come in november. >> remember i got the people's almanac. what do you make of that contrast between the psychological fantasy. >> bill makes a great point. it's also great. >> twitter is a fight club, we know that, people go there. to this strategy, they keep saying running on maga republicans. but let's not forget the obvious that they might think it's 2020. and they sat down to talk about them in terms of its like okay, should we cut them off, this might work and

many of her neighbors had it worse. lasses, woods, lambs, my boy next door was killed and 2 houses down the road. there was a neighbor, a veteran of the soviet army. he was sitting in his yard and out of nowhere, a piece of shrapnel hit him in the forehead and killed him bullock. and lovable, but you more, wouldn't you? the russians kept asking me why i didn't leave. i turned it around and asked them why they came in the 1st place. i've been here for 39 years. with a light sleeper to atlanta tells us she hopes to wake up in time. the ceiling does end up falling down like millions of other ukrainian refugees said on his daughter, grandson. and now in poland, i had a more with a family scattered. she relies on her neighbour mahalo for help, but 6 months of occupation have taken their toll on him. as a man of fighting age, mcculler was constantly in the sites of the russian army. when i went through he traffic, so my only left the house during the day, you just keep your head down. as of the 1st time the russians picked me up was an april a few times a month. they would get me in again for mrs thing and i still have the marks for

many of her neighbors had it worse. lasses, woods, lambs, my boy next door was killed and 2 houses down the road. there was a neighbor, a veteran of the soviet army. he was sitting in his yard and out of nowhere, a piece of shrapnel hit him in the forehead and killed him bullock. and lovable, but you more when you, the russians kept asking me why i didn't leave. i turned it around and asked them why they came in the 1st place. i've been here for 39 years. with a light sleeper to atlanta tells us she hopes to wake up in time. the ceiling does end up falling down like millions of other ukrainian refugees, settlers, daughter, grandson, and now in poland. i think they were working with a family scattered. she relies on her neighbor mahalo for help, but 6 months of occupation have taken their toll on him. as a man of fighting age, mahalo was constantly in the sites of the russian army. when i went through he traffic, so as my own, he left the house during the day. you just keep your head down. as of the, the 1st time the russians picked me up was an april a few times a month. they would get me in again for mrs thing and i still have

of housing to u.s. citizens who are homeless or veterans? le here in the united states around this area, as well. >> should they be prioritized over people who didn't come here illegally and are not citizens? should citizens be prioritized? >> they should. that's not fair. my opinion, i think it should go to the u.s. citizens first. we have a big home problem in new york city, as well. >> i think we should prioritize our homeless military first, and then our citizens, because we are here and we pay taxes. >> there's been no community meetings you known about? >> none i've known about. >> and you are the kind of person that would hear about that? >> i'm a person who would hear about that and attend. >> do you know who alexandria ocasio-cortez is? >> i do not. >> she is a congresswoman in this area. have you heard about how she feels about the spot being chosen? >> i don't. i haven't seen her in a while. i would see here and my kids 'school come in the neighborhood at ferry point park, and haven't seen her pet i was thinking him away she? >> sh

protection of children and persons with disabilities will most significantly increase by more than 6 billion hryvnias will increase support for war veterans, we are talking about the construction of housingitary personnel, rehabilitation of combatants, monetary assistance in case of death or disability , etc., almost 122 billion hryvnias are earmarked for education, this is 32 billion less compared to the current year. skarlet noted that the economy will be on capital expenditures, the priority remains profitable, they will also provide safe conditions for educational institutions, as well as a new subvention of 1.5 billion which is primarily for supporting schools, the fillet of supporting schools in large schools with more than 350 students will be used to develop the means for sheltering ivan, here is a question for you . the younger generation will be educated so that this does not happen again so that they have an appropriate level of education and understanding of what ukraine is explain capital expenditures what are capital expenditures they are the same everywhere in all countries when we let's save in education on capital expenditures , what is it about? i understand that capita

more than 60 fighters received certificates of combat veterans with documents confirming the completion of the course, and they received housing certificates. for their owners , apartments have already been prepared in the regions that they themselves have chosen and where they intend to continue military service. elections start today in russia authorities of different levels, they affect almost the entire country, somewhere they elect the heads of administration. so, for example, governors are determined in the fourteenth regions. somewhere, as in six regions and republics, the composition of regional parliaments will have to be updated. in many regions, deputies of city municipal assemblies are also elected on a single voting day. let me remind you this coming sunday, september 11th. yes , but this year's cycle gave the regions the right to decide for themselves. how many days to allocate for its holding from 8:00 am polling stations works in those regions where they vote for 3 days, including moscow, the inhabitants of the capital elect municipal deputies. in the morning, state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin did this with

of housing to u.s. citizens who are homeless or veterans? states around this area as well. >> should they be prioritized over people who didn't come here illegally and not citizens? should citizens be prioritized? >> yeah. they should. that's not fair. >> in my opinion, i think it should go to the u.s. citizens first. we have a big homeless problem in new york city as well. >> i think we should prioritize our homeless military first, then our citizens. because we are here. we pay taxes. >> so there has been no community meetings that you know about. >> none that i have known, about absolutely not. >> you are the kind of person that would hear about that. >> i'm a person who would hear about that. i'm pattern who attend them. >> do you know who alexandria ocasio-cortez is. >> i do not. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is the congresswoman of this area. have you heard anything about how she feels about this spot being chosen? >> i don't. i actually haven't seen her in a while. i would see her a lot in my kid's school, in the neighborhood at the park

area was attended by 7,000 members of trade unions , war veterans and simply caring citizens from representatives of various public organizations. one position in the houseized voting in temporary accommodation centers work electoral commissions, of course, positively, because of this event of the day. people who live on the territory of donbass have been waiting for 8 years. i know many of them personally and they have been for eight years. that's what they said svetlana vasilievna, the day will come when we will be together with russia and we will be russians in irkutsk on the square near the sports palace, the work of 12,000 inhabitants is in our hands. flags, banners, posters, participants tell as soon as they know what will be organized. the action immediately decided to take part in it at the call of the heart. it is written here that we will not leave our own. we are very worried about the people of donbass, we feel sorry for the children, today's rallies in the country clearly show the whole world, the participants say how united the russians are and that there are no friends in trouble they will give up, and the attempts of the united states and

of the u.s. house. today, three new members of congress will be sworn in. also on the agenda, lawmakers will work on 18 suspension bills dealing with veterans, sex trafficking, transportation, and infrastructure. members are also expected to consider a resolution to honor the late queen elizabeth ii. take you live now to the house floor on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. september 13, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable henry cuellar to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. eternal god, you have received into your holy presence your servant, queen elizabeth ii. as she lays down her crown before your thrown, grants herzegovina rest from her labors and

housing. yes on 27. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no.hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. national university, in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. now to the latest in the north bay as people their cope with the oppressive heat. yeah, that's where abc 7 news anchor is crates is live in novato forest tonight. hi, liz. hi guys. yeah, we're hanging in there here parts of the north bay got over a hundred and ten degrees today, but things are going on as normal here at this farmer's market in novato people seem to be coming out here to be the heat, but just across the way from this farmer's market is a homeless encampment folks. they're r

of the city, veterans can wear the st. george ribbon without fear, hang russian flags from the windows of their houses, you are very welcomeerful beautiful well done ura ura ura ura memorable day for all mariupol residents the drama theater opened its anniversary 145th theatrical season. he was also returned the historical name of the academic russian order of the badge of honor. the first meeting with the audience after a long break, while the building of the drama theater in mariupol is being held in the hall of the palace of pioneers, militants of the kiev regime blew up, but the theater itself could not be destroyed ; , which is 7.5 years before played classical performances in move in ukrainian . now we are restoring russian classics, and the highest ones. from the russian soviet and russian classics, the people's artist of russia alexander mikhailov has repeatedly visited the donbass already in the donetsk republic. and now i have accepted an invitation to visit the liberated mariupol here. it’s no coincidence that i, with the guys from the fighters, have always been in such a way that i wish that it would still be r

of the city, veterans, can wear the st. george ribbon without fear, hang russian flags from the windows of their houses, you are very welcome

allison jaslo the former executive director of the dccc which is the campaign arm of house democrats, also an iraq war veteran. thank you so much for getting up early, early with us this morning from colorado. first off, i just -- visuals aside, we will talk about the marines in just a moment, what did you think about the substance of the speech? >> i mean, the substance of the speech is -- i mean, i agree more with the president in the sense that we are at an inflection point in this country and it's something that i care deeply about, you know, as somebody who has served this country not only in uniform but tried to do good ever since, you know, being out in the social sector ever since taking the uniform off. so i couldn't agree more with his sentiment and where he felt the country is and also the message he was trying to drive home to the american people. >> there is a lot of people, biden supporters, including some vets, who look at that picture with the marines behind him and they don't see it as problematic. that they are in the frame there. there are a lot of people who do, though, including yourself.

veteran supported housing cites located in san francisco. the over all goals are to one, ensurety veterans are able to maintain independent and housing stability. two, make sure that they increase sense of community and social engagement and three, make sure they continue to age with safety and dignity in homes. the program will promote community engagement through group, therapeutic activities and opportunity for social activities that will emphasize community building and support for the veterans at the housing cites. some examples would include coffee chats. art classes, recreational outings, game or movie days. various groups for nutrition and mindsfulness and recovery. and be computer training. celebrations. informational speakers and poetry and gardening among other things. this will support a full time community organizer that will help with the community engagement activities. the program will include service connection focus on providing information to the veterans about the service available to them. in the community dp facilitating connections to services. program staff who provide case manage. meet regularly with each veteran resident. they provide counciling. assist with th

house and is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 7500, an act to authorize major medical facility projects for the department of veterans affairs for fiscal year 2022 and for other purposes. ms. smith: i ask for a third reading. the presiding officer: is there objection to preed proceeding to the measure. without objection, the senate will proceed. ms. smith: i ask for a third reading and i no no further debate on the bill. the presiding officer: without objection, the bill will be considered read a third time. is there further debate? if not, all in favor say aye. all opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the bill is passed. ms. smith: finally, i ask unanimous consent that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 764, submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 764, designating september 2022 as national spinal cord injury awareness months. the presiding officer: is there object

all now we all live with you. when the last fighter, a veteran of the great patriotic war, is dying, a man lives in this houseve him very much, his name is nikolai , here i am waiting for pak with the order of the red banner of war, he lies on his couch. and tomorrow it may not be, the old man will fly away. on may 9, you will go out to the bolshoi theater earlier and you will not hear the voice of your father and the ringing of medals, because that's where they all are. well, you go out some people in t-shirts are standing. and lord, who is there alone? the holy martyr with flowers is barely standing and swaying. well, next may 9 it will not be. everything everything, therefore, such a time has come that we were left alone, how is it in my rzhev, do not shout about the motherland, love 45 will someday be removed from your head again. planet helmet. that's all next yourself thank you all. we have no way out, or us. just as the human species will destroy, or we must stand up and become like. here, to those fighters who were walking and stalingrad fought for me for you for everyone along the road black and whit

with that let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times, barbara mcquade up veteran federal prosecutor and former u.s. attorney for the district of michigan, she worked with the doj during the biden transition and is a professor at the university of michigan's law school. and msnbc political contributor my goal, he is a former -- barbara, i'm gonna start with you, there could be many explanations for the empty folders with classified or other special markings. this still looks bad for trump, doesn't it? >> it does, jonathan i suppose the most generous explanation is that the documents were simply removed from the folders and we're screwed about among all the personal belongings in the documents. the worst-case scenario is that they are gone they have been destroyed or lost or in some other way disposed of. and that is really dangerous just red alert for the intelligence community to not know whether secrets have been lost. and to not have the documents, and not know what the contents were. they will have to go back and try to figure out and recreate what was the docu

house of officers. alexander kuzmin chairman of the council of veterans of the department of the ministry of internal affairs find out the last time olga was seen on the pier. we are located on the leningrad pier. it was the main place that connected the island with the mainland. that's where the ticket office was located and waiting to buy tickets, and as it turned out later on the ship, she did not sit down. andrei kulikov said his wife did not dress up on the road from jewelry only a wedding ring. maybe this simple golden object attracted the attention of an intruder and he killed the woman. detectives checked the reports of the incident and found out recently a gang of teenagers appeared in the vicinity of the pier, caps pulled down over their eyes and huge jackets of someone else's shoulder attacked young women, demanded money and jewelry. shoot everything chick to catch the boys of the robbers red-handed, it did not work out. and the victims could not even properly describe them. what if these young raiders not only rob, but also kill. more than one of them, according to witnesses, has a real bandit, f

provides abortion services to pregnant veterans and the aid beneficiaries when their lives are at risk, or in cases of rape or incest. they testified before the house veterans affairs committee. are the meeting platform was ready to begin? >> yes. >> please provide a five second count. >> five, four, three, two, one. good afternoon, i call this hearing to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare resets it anytime. the committee procedures for remote hearing remain the same. if you're experiencing connectivity issues, make sure you or your staff contact our designated technical support so those issues can be resolved immediately. if you wish to have a document inserted into the record please ask for unanimous consent and have your staff email the document to veterans affairs dot hearings at mail dot house. gov. without objection, members will be recognized in order of seniority for questioning witness of the day. this will make it easier to ensure all members participating have an opportunity to be recognized. does any member have a question about the procedures for this hearing? >> hearing none we will proceed. i will recognize

of initiatives in different directions to the lower house. this is support and additional social guarantees for veterans who participate in a special military operationed member of their families. this is, uh, very serious. uh, improvement program education system is a very serious program to improve the healthcare system, and the large agenda of the state duma will be supplemented after the announcement of the message of the president of the sco, and the dcb of kistan. from this day on, the so -called osago tariff corridor is expanding in russia, which means in practice the minimum rate will be lower and the maximum rate higher. here is how the basic tariffs will change on the example of a passenger car. insurers promise that those who drive carelessly and often get into an accident will pay more. many car owners, but they do not believe the arguments of the parties, were listened to by aleksein, in order for the heart of his car to again briskly knock with pistons, an expensive resuscitation is needed. i think that the repair together with the work will cost me about 300,000 rubles. but it could be something like this, well, if you're lucky, if the

of the house? i rather doubt it. governor, last night we saw two marines standing at attention behind biden. one veteran'sup that they are reduced to props. here's how the white house press secretary defended it. >> the presence of the marines at the speech was intended to demonstrate the deep and abiding respect the president has for these service members. to these ideals and the unique role are independent military plays in defending our democracy. >> raymond: governor, you're a veteran. your reaction to that. >> yeah, i mean, he's using those marines as a prop for a partisan attack on half the country. i think that that's something that doesn't sit well with a lot of veterans. i would also say he respects veterans. he respects active duty. he has kicked out military members based on the covid jab. that's not respect in my book. we have lost a lot of good people who wanted to serve but for his mandates. >> raymond: some are saying that it wasn't a way to underscore his war talk and they keep saying it's not a political speech. but it sure sounded like it in the imagery was quite aggressive. like the pra

house of all men, it's me and a cat. awarded with a medal of the public combat veteran , did not participate in combat operations, did not shoot anywhere. so i came and saw. i'm just at the start, always always. happy birthday, then i want to immediately warn everyone, since leonid and i have been friends for a long time, we are on you and we will not deceive anyone. tell your biography. detailed. it's not just one episode tonight, it's a show that can be filmed and we're going to have so many guests that i think you should announce and tell everyone yourself. why this particular wonderful person is in the studio today. okay, it's hard to believe. well, don't, so i was 15 years old, when i happened to be completely walking by. i saw a small ad palace of culture of the likhachev plant folk theater zil which was headed by sergey lvovich stein why am i i went there, it was a theater studio with speech classes, fencing, some basics of the french language and dance, everything was as it should be. dance was not taught. i must tell you that of course, except for the dance. we were also 15 years old. we are the children of vict

of w.n.b.a. star brittney griner and marine veteran paul whelan as the administration works to secure their release from russian prisons. cbs' nancy cordes has the latest details from the white house. >> i am innocent of any charge resulting from this potential kidnapping. >> reporter: nearly four years after paul whelan was first arrested in russia, his sister got his first meeting with the president today, along with the wife of basketball star brittney griner, who was detained in february for possessing a trace amount of cannabis oil. >> i had no intent to break any russian law. >> reporter: the two are living behind bars in diplomatic limbo. back in june, the u.s. offered russia a prisoner swap, griner and whelan in exchange for convicted russian arms dealer viktor bout. >> we have put forward a substantial proposal to russia. >> reporter: but the u.s. heard nothing until early august,s after griner was sentenced to nine years in a penal colony. only then did russia's foreign minister say the kremlin is ready to discuss this topic. >> discussion are ongoing. sadly, we don't have a result to tell you about. >> reporter: but the negotiations are now taking place and the russians

title 38, united states code, to expand eligibility of members of the national guard for housing loans guaranteed by the secretary of veterans affairs. h.r. 8956, a bill to amend chapter 36 of title 44, united states code, to improve the cybersecurity of the federal government and for other purposes. senate 1198, an act to amend title 38, united states code, to improve and expand the solid start program of the department of veterans affairs and for other purposes. h.r. 5641, an act to amend the robert t. stafford disaster leaf and emergency assistance act to increase the threshold for eligibility for assistance under sections 403, 406, 407 and 502 of such act and for other purposes. senate amendments. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 10 of house resolution 1396, the ordering of the yeas and nays on postponed motions to suspend the rules with respect to such measures is vacated to the end that all such motions are considered as withdrawn. the question is on the motion offered by the gentleman from maryland. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the -- 2/3 of those voting having re