uh, about uh, the actions of the household service and the life of the brigade , about eight documentaries to 25 minutes were shot, one, by the way, was banned from showing them in belarus due to special cruel prices. during qualification tests for offenses, he wore a maroon beret. a documentary film was made back in the nineties. krapovy takes 20-odd minutes and, of course, well, the climax, in fact. at the end of the service. it was possible to come to an agreement with the leadership of the belarusian film industry and shoot a four-part feature film. maroon beret. there are a lot of special forces events there. eh, the screenwriter was taken from there by my classmate on saturday. chillishche here and i’m pleased that in this film video of the unit commander, that is, in essence. no, that's the lieutenant colonel there. pavlova was played by dear me. here is my favorite actor from sergei selin, so he got into character for several days and communicated with me. although this is a small passing role for him. here are his numerous works. but this is a film that i watch in both belarus and

were isolated buildings, so the construction of barracks, the arrangement of troops, including household servicesn the shoulders of the new authorities and the local population remained open and the new border from the old frontier, it moved back about 300-350 km, therefore the so -called stalin line lost my relevance: in june 1940, the people's commissar of defense issued an order to build new fortified areas in this territory. there were four of them, grodno and soviet zambrovsky , bresletovsky, which formed part of the line. molotov grodno is the largest by several tens of kilometers, 11 defense centers and 606 pillboxes, despite a single country, the border has not yet been officially removed from western-eastern belarus. people passed through with passes in a special regime , service was going on, and border guards detained saboteurs and a reconnaissance group. almost every day. according to memoirs, for example , lecturer pruning accomo party solomon to the touch ioffe once in the kobrin area, he was an eyewitness to the event when he met german officers who came here to exhume the remains

body was thrown into the water, and all this happened 205 km from the front line, an ordinary household serviceade, also a certain briton. a round sum and refused to return it. well, as a result, out of sight and out of mind. they find themselves traveling into a beautiful picture, as it seems to them, to have fun , to hunt, to perform as such you know, western instructors and handsome men, but they find themselves in an objective reality in which they have nothing good for them in this life. it’s just that, unfortunately, they don’t shine, they go breaking bad. well, this is the result. naturally, including those non-combat losses. i think history is silent. how many of them have already died from overdoses for friendly fire, another failed hero ingloriously, the british conquered the ukraine. daniel burke. here's what the sun writes: former british soldier daniel burke was fatally wounded in the head and chest in ukraine, police interrogate his comrades about his death, burke disappeared in zaporozhye back on the eleventh of august. his body was allegedly discovered yesterday. he was buried i

it 65 billion-dollar investments to bring high speed reliable and affordable internet services to every u.s. householde programsc established by te bipartisan infrastructure would pave the way for people with economic backgrounds that have effectively used internet services. one such program that i would like to highlight is the 42 billion-dollar broadband equity access and deployment program that's been high speeds, internet access by funding the planning and deployment of broadband infrastructure. it would have substantial impacts of particularly rural and underserved communities. my district starts in chicago and then goes three hours and some amount of time west. in my home state of illinois, 10% ofa households have no internet access or divided that connect the internet. as a national telecommunication administration continues to rolloutt the program to address this issue would you discuss working with the private sector to find the most affordable solution to connect rural, underserved and unserved? >> the programs are complicated and there's a lot to be done. there needsst to be a streamlind ap

service to qualify. some programs fund areas as low as 50% of the households already have broadband service. again this takes funding away from areas that are truly unserved. funding should also not be awarded to do to other government or words or private investment. we were overbilled by the reconnected word and south dakota even though we were building a network funded by the fcc. but because they hadn't finished construction the area was deemed unserved by usda. the specials also matter. they should only be eligible if they do not receive a basic level of broadband service that is 25-3 otherwise providers will pursue projects or upgrade to service were overbilled areas that already have broadband service. unserved areas again are at the back of the line. number two, encourage and enable the participation. funding programs should encourage the broad participation of the providers. some programs have advantaged networks, nonprofits or cooperatives due to the legal structure. preferences should be reserved for the track record of successful deployments and experience to get the job done righ

service to qualify. some programs fund areas where 50% of the households already have broadband service. again, this takes funding away from areas that are truly underserved. funding should also not be awarded in areas that are being built out because of other government awards or private investment. this was overbilled by reconnect and south dakota even though we were building a network that was funded by the ftc. because they had not yet finished construction, the area was deemed unserved by usda. thresholds also matter. areas should only be eligible if they don't receive the basic level of rugby and service. otherwise, providers will naturally pursue projects were upgrade services or overbuilt areas that already have broadband service. unserved areas again are at the back of the line. number two, enabling ist participation. all programs should occur to the broadest position of qualified providers. some programs have advantage government network, nonprofits or cooperatives the legal structure. this should be reserved for providers with a proven track record to get the job done right. n

we see older adults that again live nothing their households for 15-20, 30 plus years and need a lot of wrap upon around service. we are seeing families that are living in crowd housing conscience, multigenerational households that require significant assistance and while we lean on our community organizations in our nonprofits for support; they often also don't have the funding or the staff to be able to provide the level of support this is needed short term and long-term. so that i like to conclude. welcome questions. >> thank you, i did have a couple clarifying questions. one, can you tell me more about the upon extensions? you mentioned we are familiar with red cross guess out. potentially. offers basically funds for folks to cover a couple day in a hotel. if you can clarify who gets an extension and who does not and the gap we have seen is alost times in the emergency situation, people go and they sleep on an upon friends's couch. and then have trouble accessing because they are not. my understanding if you take the red cross 'fund and go to a hotel. and then you contact hsa you get an extension. >> that's

the man is applying to transfer his wife and 3 children from her parents, household list to his own government services, a meant to be free of charge. so this is a legal, the spots no one here seem surprised. the receipts as such payments are facts of life for the right hand go have also like a level you get out of the game. yeah. and i wouldn't think that as the damien as it does it, it or he's really no, you know, it's a data kind of level looking really good pull out of it and out of some of that back in the month, that could, does it get you to buy the videos we've received, show that the practice of demanding bribes from or hangup muslims isn't just widespread. it's widely accepted a trip to the porter? god police to correct them. misspelled name ends with a ro hang applicant handing over a lot of cash. the not old amounts for money involved, the provision of a service here. a fish trader is stopped by the border guard police manning a check point. lemme for a while. it looks like the border god police went back down, but in the end they relent. the yellow ones even religious rituals can be opport

the article took a look at household debt service payments as a percentage of disposable personal incomeconsumer debt, and and it essentially is the scheduled payments, right, all of the payments divided by all personal income. so think about this because here's the rub, the payments are divided into all personal if income. even if someone doesn't even have debt, let's just say someone is worth $5 million and they have zero debt, that kind of skews the number a little bit, tremendously, all right? and when 39% of folks athey have less than $1,000 in savings, to me, that's the number the feds should be talking about. that's real life. in her latest piece, selena zito says, beware, black voters are fed up. i want to bring in national political reporter selena zito to. it's been too long. you're absolutely fantastic with this. there's a line i want to share with the audience, one of the people says i don't think he, president biden, is doing a good job. not just because i don't think he has the cognitive ability to do it effectively, but because he knows no one like us. what do they mean, h

very much that inflation is coming down and wages are catching up with the price of goods and services. householdave a little more discretionary income at the end of each week. they might have $50 more which will not be enough to buy a new mercedes but it will give you a little wiggle room to buy something like nice chocolate. dani: the recession is not that bad if we still have discretionary spending power? joachim: absolutely. people are not losing jobs. they still have income. they still have spending power. that allows them to indulge in small luxuries. $5 here, $50 there. that is all there is to it. that is why the soft landing in the u.s. is more likely than in europe. alix: where does that leave you with the outperformers this year? do you sell into rallies? joachim: not yet. i am still bullish on consumer discretionary and similar sectors into year end as inflation continues to decline and we get another uplift to ratings from central banks finally announcing they are done with rate hike cycle. as we head into the year end and the first half of 20, i'm getting more cautious on consumer di

households while streaming services can reach any household with a broadband connection. the current laws and regulations of those in media should be providing an equitable playing field for the immediate marketplace today? >> no, they absently jones. we have seen a tremendous disruption posed by the big tech companies on the advertising marketplace. newspapers of the most prolific example of that. the tremendous dominance in the advertising marketplace have big tech has effectively destroyed the newspaper industry. as a result local broadcasters are filling that void more than 50% of newsroom staffing in the countries happening at local broadcast stations. and our constraint on further investment in those news rooms is only inhibited by our ability to offer advertisers more in scale and receive greater revenant we can put into the reinvestment. >> about my last 15 seconds or the increasing trend toward cord cutting how is your industry addressing the changing demands of more choice and content consumption? that's a tough one mr. chairman seven seconds. i would say that w

of the russian capital, sobyanin, there , as a result of falling debris, a household object was destroyed, emergency services are working . this time in moscow, warehouses burned down near the leningrad station, the ignition was powerful, a fire train was sent to put it out, according to preliminary data, someone allegedly set fire to a pile of garbage from it, the fire spread to empty warehouses extinguished the fire, there were no casualties ukraine remains one of the leaders in europe in terms of the number of cardiovascular diseases such data of the ministry of health every year this ailment is diagnosed in 130,000 ukrainians and another 40,000 are diagnosed with a heart attack every year the cause of this is the war and an increased level of stress but here are the consequences of the disease can greatly affect the future of life, how the belotserk hospital adapted to modern methods of rehabilitation, let's look further , a stroke, a disease that strikes unexpectedly within a few minutes, can make a person half of ukrainian adults remain disabled in the risk zone , according to lyudmila lipovenko, the h

households whiles streaming services can reach any household with a broadband connection. due to current laws and regulations such as those of media ownership provide anid equitable point feel for the media marketplace today? >> no, they absolutely doubt. we have seen a tremendous disruption posed by the big tech companies on the advertising marketplace, the newspapers, are the most prolific example of that. the tremendous dominance in the advertising market place of big tech has effectivelyff destroyed the newspaper industry. as result local broadcasters are filling that void, more than 50% newsroom% newsroom staffing and country is happening in local news stations. our constraint on further investment in those news rooms is only inhibited by our ability to offer advertisers more scale and received great revenue than we can put into that reinvestment. >> thank you. mr. spellmeyer, and my last 15 seconds, with the increasing trend toward cord cutting how is your industry addressing the changing commands of consumer seeking flexibility and choice in the content consumption?

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service. there is household staff throughout the west wing and the white house generally.ut what can be done? because i naturally side with the dog, always, because dogs are amazing. what is the option here? he has been through training before after past incidents? >> that's a great point. it's never the dog's fault, right? this could definitely be fixed. there is, one, a trainer would have to identify the problem, secret service has a ton of them. i am sure they'd love to do it. so the dog is biting out of aggression. dogs like german shepherds, you get them because of their protection and all attributes they have. at the same time, that needs to be harnessed and trained as well. so the aggression is either coming out of fear biting or protection. so a trainer would be able to identify that pretty quickly and then from there, you know, you would put the dog in situations. this would take weeks, not days. you put the dog in situations that would trigger that similar to the situations that happening at the white house and you would do on the spot corrections, teach the dog

send non-recycling options to contact the household appliance removal service, but in most regions theollection points , our natural resources. they are not exhaustible. that is, when will this end and , accordingly, our task is also to treat natural resources that have already been taken from nature as kindly as possible and return them to the closed cycle of the economy, which is what they do in factories. and this is a mountain of our recycled equipment; you recognize this as the body of a refrigerator, this is the drum from a washing machine. this is the final degree of ferrous metal fraction, purification, its 99%, then this is a very valuable raw material for metallurgists; it will be used to make new pipe fittings, corrugated sheets for fences, and much more ksenia loginova nikolainanov. first channel. an invigorating cup with blueberries, kiwi, apricots in a sweet watermelon sounds fantastic and delicious, and so that this fantasy becomes a reality, write down the recipe and russian champion in bartending alexey sviridov you invited friends to the dacha, i propose to surprise t

with our local partners on protection monitoring household visits, talking to these individuals and trying to provide them with other types of services, like psycho social support or referrals to other service providers to get the assistance that they read that they require at the moment. so there's you clearly creating a situation where they can personally lean on you and i need to have to remind you the extent of the devastation is enormous. do you find you need to employ a extraordinary strategies to ensure that aid reaches the effective residents of during the, in nearby towns. and indeed, you don't need to remind me, we're uh, our teams are completely dispatched and on the ground we are reinforcing the existing capacity in been ozzy with other colleagues. in fact, tonight, we have an additional team of colleagues from tripoli flying to been as they were also receiving support from our regional office. if you and hcr is very familiar with these types of contexts, we are in a humanitarian agency. we operate unfortunately in times of crisis in times of emergencies, whether it's conflict induced or natural disasters. so we have a lo

household can request a shipment of four tests from health and human services. go to this website, covid.gov /test. it is a restart of the program that the biden administration put in place nearly 2 years ago. he comes amid a national uptick of hospitalizations and deaths from the virus. >>> one, ignition. and lift off. >> overnight, spacex carried out a successful launch from the air force base in southern california. a falcon 9 rocket blasted off just before 2:00 a.m. our time. it will put 21 satellites into a low earth orbit. the starlink satellites are designed to enhance internet connectivity around the world. >>> president biden is set to visit the bay area this week . the white house confirmed he will be here tomorrow and wednesday for two separate fundraising events. the first in atherton and the second in san francisco. on wednesday the president is set to speak with his council of advisors on science and technology. the last time president biden was in the bay area was in june for a three day trip. >>> into this afternoon we see partly cloudy skies sti

the department of health and human services says you can order for free tests per household from covid tests. dot gov. the program was suspended in may after the end of the covid 19 public health emergency . there has since been an uptick in cases in recent weeks. also, keep in mind new covid shots are also available at some local pharmacy, including walgreens and cvs. well, it's still too soon to say if the niners are super bowl ready, but we know one performer who is coming up. the big reveal from the nfl about who will be the halftime time headliner. >> i'm spencer christian. first month of may is headed for the bay area. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. is a great description. here's a look at our live doppler seven loo

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mean, that's cost to start that up as long as with the essential household items and the mental health and psychosocial support services. in addition, we are launching an emergency a feel of the family and this was frank, which is our approximately $21000000.00 to support this response. this would possibly take us in providing immediate for these but also offer support and the longer term from care for these communities. well, thank you very much for coming into the program and sharing your own experience with very of course on the front line in europe on the scene that unfolds itself. ashanti of operations, manager of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies . thank you. thank you. the, the doors have finally reopen for palestinians and after almost 2 weeks of closure, israel has unlocked a crossing point with garrison, allowing thousands of workers to get back into israel on the west bank. already are thousands gathered up to your ranch crossing in bates 100 not true. it was a 9 to the border point was about to open. israel had initially coasted for the jewish new year on september 15t

specialized reference for household appliances in the city of household appliances. in the name of god the compassionate. i am at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. researchers of a company knowledge base in science and technology park of sharif university of technology succeeded in localizing the new generation of data processing devices. this product has now reached the commercialization stage and to foreign countries.

the mayor of the russian capital, sobyanin, reported that a household object was destroyed there as a result of falling debris emergency services are working, at the same time, moscow airports have suspended operations, departure and arrival flights are delayed, and in russia there is not a day without fires, this time in moscow warehouses burned down near the leningrad railway station , the ignition was powerful , a fire train was sent to extinguish it, according to preliminary data, someone allegedly set fire to a pile of garbage from it the fire spread to empty warehouses, the fire was already extinguished, there were no casualties the meeting of the two dictators, the leader of north korea, kim jong -un, plans to visit putin this month about this is reported by the new york times with reference to american officials, the main topic of negotiations is arms supply, the russian president wants to receive artillery shells and anti-tank missiles in return, the leader would like the kremlin to provide advanced technologies for satellites and nuclear submarines , the coordinator of the us security council of the white house, john

and some numbers i was looking at this points, in terms of debt, essentially debt servicing as a percentage of householdjune 2008. at 4.3% of the take home salary, it starts to become an issue where you wonder -- banks are always, let's sell first, ask questions later, and as it relates to the consumer, as it relates to credit. c citibank, the fourth largest money center in the world, it's trading as if there's a big, big problem. ja jamie's right. and if you look at global banks, european banks trade at 0.6%, with about a 6% dividend yield. i think that looks pretty interesting, especially in a world with their central banks are having to raise rates. >> one might say that, you know, households, they built up a lot of savings during the pandemic, but the san francisco fed says all the savings -- that will be exhausted by the end of this quarter, which is, by the way, just around the corner, so -- the note on strength of the consumer may not be there as interest rates continue higher. >> and the other thing is, what is the performance? what is the sentiment from jamie dimon, whose bank reacts very well

00] specialized reference for household appliances, household appliances in the name of allah, rahman, raheem. hello, good time. we are at your service with several developments in science and technology. the specialists of a knowledge-based company were able to meet the country's needs in the production of shoes and car seat foam by acquiring the technical knowledge of producing a type of material. quoting from the vice president of science, technology and economy, knowledge foundation of the presidency, these polymer materials were used in the production of car seat foam, cold foam, furniture, sleeping products, and polymer shoe soles. also, what is the ability to supply about 60 to 70 percent of the needs of the domestic market , moving in the direction of self-confidence and reliance on internal power the time of sacred defense by domestic experts led to the construction of equipment needed by the country in various industries , a path that has been followed until today by the efforts of the country's experts and the result of which is the localization of strategic products needed by the industries. on the iranians' radios, they

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wait-listed for wic. 300,000 households, including 20,000 veterans, 90,000 seniors would lose housing choice vouchers. 250,000 americans would be denied job training and employment services and the list goes on and on and on. we'll be sure to get these facts to you as soon as we can and debby stabenow will have some of those as well from the cpcc, but we all need to be disciplined in repeating all of this. now, this week, the senate will also be welcoming president zelenskyy as he makes his case for standing against putin when the house republicans say you're on your own and don't want to give him any help at all. nothing would make putin happier than to see us waiver in our support for ukraine. providing aid is not just a matter of ukrainians' security it's a matter of americans' security. a victorious putin is emboldened putin make the world less save for democracy. ukrainian aid could have been for bipartisan in the house as it is in the senate, but the hard right prevented that from happening, too. so what's the word that describes what's going on in the republican-controlled house? chaos. but while the republican house has chaos, here in the senate we've shown that

households. it is critical, both to our service of the community, and to the safety and soundness of our mutual mortgage insurance fund that appraisals fairly and accurately reflect home value. we know all the approaches to appraisal, not just the sales comparison approach, but all recognize valuable approaches, rest on a foundation of market value developed over years of discrimination and patterns of segregation. that is why we know that eradicating bias -- there is not one quick and easy fix. we know it will take a comprehensive approach across all parts of the mortgage industry. that is why what we are doing here is so important. it is critical for our work to have an ample supply of appraisers in all geographies at all times. i think what we are doing here today is focusing in on the role of who is doing the work, and how are the standards from that work created and governed? that makes such a difference for how we move forward in this area. i want to continue on the thread we have been on and i hope to have time to switch a little bit. i want to start with mr. miller on this question, and maybe go