you are removing information and of the way that it becomes accessible, the neutrality. like ingredients of a stew, it is turning into it. >> the result of our last election is led by an overwhelming amount of republican voters because that is what they heard first. it is reinforced over and over. >> understanding how and why this information has a negative effect on our democracy we need to understand what our government is doing to dismiss it. >> there is not much being done to stop it. the federal communications commission is regulating and creating misinformation -- laws against misinformation. >> former fcc chairman turner wheeler -- todd wheeler has spoke on this topic. >> step up and create structures to develop behavioral standards. i think that there is a potential technological solution. why don't we have a system that is of an alternative? you have open api, from the data that is going into the algorithm and the data coming out of the algorithm so the and i can build our own up over them that says what is going on right now? perhaps just by knowing more, by in

many sources of information, that is, some kind of not less information, when there is a lot of informationss information. in terms of information, we can make less information, we need many different speakers for different audiences. correctly. i think that some universal people should understand what 's going on. there are official speakers who should be universal. they give official information about ongoing events, but this information, as our research shows. she is 70% never makes her statements on television. here are the appeals to the nation. this is an example of a universal speaker or not, everyone understands. or you need to reflect something else, of course, i absolutely agree. the fact is that even if we take the sociology of relations, and according to age groups, according to the social military operation at the place of residence, a completely different picture turns out why gaps appear there, because there are some categories people. it's not communicated, it's not explained, it's not showing their interest either, uh, and they're security. here this situation does nothing

we have an obligation to secure that information, payroll information, health information, all sort of things. the chief administrative officer of the house has a similar obligation. so our officials are talking all the time about how we maintain our systems, both from the cyber standpoint and from the more mundane operational standpoint. and as i mentioned before, my safety and security team literally walks our building. we have a million square feet under roof, and we watch every inch of that building. and one of the things that they look for is, is their pii not being stored properly. that's a little bit harder to do in the congressional space. i spent 30 years working in the house, so it's a little bit different there. but, you know, some of those same practices, whether it's the chief administrative officer or the secretary of the senate or the house sergeant at arms, all of us are talking all the time to try to figure out what's the best way to go forward, and there's a lot of information-sharing going on. >> thank you so much. i take it you have no control over, you know, the fa

joyce beatty, i inform the house that mrs. beatty will vote yes on h.r. 4133. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote yea on h.r. 4133. mr. connolly: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. bass, dr. lowenthal, mr. desaulnier, mr. levin of michigan, ms. ross, mrs. trahan, mr. suozzi, and mr. dwight evans, i inform the house that these eight members will vote yes on h.r. 4133. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by julia brownley, sylvia garcia, joaquin castro, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 4133. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. joyce: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, rm for form mr. thompson will vote -- i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yea on h.r. 4133. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose d

kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes on concurring in the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes, he will vote yes on concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, i inform the house that that the members will vote yes on the concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mikeie sherrill, mr. donald norcross, mr. albio sires, mr. donald payne, ms. lucille roybal-allard, ms. ann kirkpatrick, mrs. bonnie watson coleman and mr. josh gottheimer, i inform the house that these members will vot

information without consent to a third party and then use our information, our information for a range of activities from showing an ad for clothing to sometimes more dangerous like targeting disinformation to manipulate our behaviors or believes and it's all invisible to the true owners of the data, i want to focus how data privacy or the lack there have impacts democracy or elections. recently, our committee held a round table on the creation and disemination of disinformation on elections and the pandemic and this disinformation targets spanish-speaking communities. we learned how the disinformation is then exported to other states including new mexico and then amplified based on this data harvesting we heard about today and read in this testimony. ms. fitzgerald, you noted that actors can recognize our data to undermine election integrity and democratic institutions. in practice, what does this look like? >> sure, thank you representative, just as advertising companies use profile to manipulate us into purchases, so too can they manipulate our viewers by filtering the content we se

this is normal information work in a war. moreover, this is part of the information war.y rather support my position that we don’t need more information under these conditions, but on the contrary, less ? i can clearly tell how they work. what tools do they use, what do they rate, and if, uh, the west collectively supplies weapons to make russia hurt more, to to kill the economy in the information space, they have exactly the same goals now to beat their heads, so that you say here that we all hesitate to drive a wedge between commanders in chief and staff officers, staff officers, soldiers between civilian soldiers. this is their goal. this is the maximum goal attracted by biosciences with millions of budgets, which are spelled out by the department of defense. and now they work professionally. and we must keep the defense of information here. i agree you need to respond to advance. well, how do they force us to reckon with new information all the time, this technology is thought out, but if vanya i react to the effect every time. you're already screwed up. you know what

here's to this topic about the information field of the information war, there and so on.e in fact . will russia be able to get through to the information? uh, as if the information environment, the west of course not, but will russian information be able to reach the conditional collective inhabitant of the west? yes, because i just see it on the basis. it's my opinion. it's my opinion. i just see me more and more people start write people, that is, not e colleagues in the shop. yes , namely, ordinary people begin to write and uh and demand some information, because they say we begin to distrust our own. it means that something is happening, because everything that happens, at least in italy, is relative. uh, there are threats against the russians and so on. this is exactly what people from ukraine and italians do. it's starting to dislike. as far as i understand, probably italians. eh, there you can now recall pictures from germany there to the germans in czech. e baltic some state does not like the fact that these ukrainian refugees are here. that's how we call them, bu

brown, i inform the house that -- by mr. brown, i inform the house that mr.rown will vote yea on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. huffman, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote yes on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fulcher of idaho, i inform the house that mr. fulcher will be voting yes on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 414, the nays are 11. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, 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 gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly, to suspend the rules and agree with h.res. 831, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: house resolution

the tax information covered more than 15 years of information. it's a felony for a fellow -- officer or employee to release this information and we are still waiting on a full investigation on the cause of the disclosures and if it was an employee, and irs employee who leaked this information, than these employees need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. if it can happen to the most wealthy of americans it can also happen to small businesses and hard-working families. we know our tax code is riddled with credits, deductions and loopholes and carveouts for special interest groups all at the expense of taxpayers across the income brackets. the american people deserve a sensible system of taxation, a fair system of taxation. individual tax returns are antiquated system filled with errors and vulnerability of identity theft and i think we have heard a lot of that this morning already. every member of congress as examples from their constituents of irs abuse or negligence and we have heard plenty of them today. already from both democrats

what's the latest information?rst of all, uh, the information for today is exactly the same as that you voiced, that is, detailed information, not yet. this happens almost in real time, therefore more accurate verified information will be a little later, but for sure. you can say thank you. uh, such actions manage to evacuate, the civilian population from fired areas. without naming further information, i can say that today we also have plans to evacuate two about 250 people from the area who are under constant shelling and among these 250 people there are also 20 infants. and uh, also cancer patients. ah. as i understand it, the same maternity hospital number two, where these 20 babies were. i understand that finally there is an opportunity to evacuate. i would not call, no, this is not this place, i would not name the specifics now, where it is in order not to expose this operation. god grant that by tonight this whole operation will be successful and then i will tell you more detailed information about the azov

this is the public information information arm of the nypd. they're making sure, that all the press is here and that they are ready to get the information. they're going and being meticulous about this. they want to re-single new york station to be involved in this. radio, newspapers, cameras, they want to get this information out to every single person in this city because, understandably, people are on edge. it is a new york subway system. millions upon millions of people use it every single day. it is the lifeblood of the city, it is necessary to keep this city running. and people have to feel safe on it. so, this press conference is going to start any minute now. and hopefully we're gonna get a little bit more information about injuries, about the status of the people who were injured. there were varying reports, anywhere from 5 to 10 people, perhaps more. more than a dozen at least ensure that we have heard so far. and then we're gonna get all of the information about how the nypd, and how all of the agencies are all trying to find the pe

look, as soon as the information appeared that the orbán had.re are doubts about what happened in bucha immediately after - the reaction of poland poland refuses to cooperate with hungary. how so? hungary dared to put a question mark and here question marks are out of place here stands a solid one in the west dot everything and even no ellipsis, in their opinion, cannot be a wording about poland, e until hungary changes its position on ukraine, leaving zaydi as it should be. yes, there is an approved, so to speak, e concept. here it should come amazing. okay, we have a direct connection with the studio, the deputy head of the people's police department. dpr eduard basurin. yes alexandrovich hello we are waiting for you. to start our conversation with vodka. i, we heard that today well, there would be information that in the morning, e vsu, they released it in the districts donetsk 25 shells. what is known by this hour, if the victims, if the destruction of any, i ask you? good afternoon. well, if we are talking about today, we have no victims, t

from russian various sources of information, as i understand it, of closed sources of information ,far as i understand , cooperation with our respective structures. for example, my boys and girls shoot teams, i can say, well, with pride , they are currently working with some units on the analysis of satellite images to establish the equipment of military samples on those or in other directions of the 24/7 regime, there is very positive information there, mykhailo, this is how the story turned out today, e.e., kremlin publications, e.e., ria novosti, in fact, one of the russian state media focuses on the trembling hands of the warlords, so to speak, and e.e., publishes previously classified documents about the last minutes the life and suicide of the fuhrer of nazi germany, adolf hitler, the declassified documents refer to hitler's farewell to his henchmen, as well as the request to burn his corpse after suicide , the document describes the condition of the german dictator in the testimony of hitler's personal pilot is ss perfer hans baur he was very old and wasted his hands were sha

we use information operations in every cyber mission we do. it's that important to what is going on to be able to communicate a message to an adversary. what i would say is we need more information operations trained personnel that come to our command. that's one of the areas i'm working very closely with the services. i know my own service and other services have taken this on very seriously, and that's what we need to get to more, let's integrate them into our teams and instead of building a separate command, let's make sure we understand the information operation expands in every spectrum of what we do. >> any more information on that plan as to what you can do? how you can improve training, our forces to jointly employ -- >> what i can do is give you specific examples in closed session because this will clearly indicate the importance of what we are applying to and what the services had been providing and what we need more of. >> thank you. gentlemen, thank you, and mr. chairman i yield back. >> this concludes the open session. we will be

i already said, i don't want to hang labels now. what kind of information was there and how was it informationthey were doing a little and what they were doing when they were closed so the importance is also happening thanks to yurii yuriy sobolevskyi the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council was in touch with us about the situation in the kherson region as far as we can in general, have any information about this - we are in touch now with our next speaker, we will have such a short but, i hope , a very concise and comprehensive inclusion, in particular from lysychansk and colleagues eh for now i will provide information that may be of interest to you, well, to cheer up the morning, the oil trader ross neft tendered 6.5 million tons of oil with the condition of full prepayment in rubles, and oh god, it could not sell it because no application was received, the router writes about this with a link to at least five testimonies traders and the world on auto traders are trying to avoid such deals due to sanctions against the kremlin, so the russians will have to find new ways to r

>> i would say, the most import tan thing is information sharing. that information is empowerment. one has to, you know, there are different levels of understanding of what the threat landscape looks like. if we raise the bar of knowledge then we can correspondingly raise the bar of defense and preparation. you know, we have something through the cyber security and infrastructure security agency. the joint cyber defense collaborative. we know it as everything has known. the jcbc. we have 25 of the big cyber security technology firms as members of that. we are sharing information in an unprecedented way. arising tide raises all boats. that's really, i think our montra. that enables us to understand what we must defend against and raises the bar with respect to the activities that we can undertake to better defend ourselves and one another. i think information sharing is critical and i'm proud of the information sharing partnership we have with the netherlands. we work jointly and so closely together to straighten ourselves, straighten one another and straighten other allies and clos

not secret that hard to find to piece together information of great value.t does seem like quite an interesting case citizen science or the well-funded institutions do not devote much effort to finding out the answer to this question whereas these individuals i just think that's an important aspect and then to talk about where we go from here. >> ' want to talk about the pandemic treaty and with this search for the origin was corrupted early in 2020 and it put a lot of the burden on the citizen journalist because we had to push back against all of these accusations of racism even the scientist were calling me racist so it became corrupted. and then to gather evidence and discuss then analysis. and those that must be racist. and then to jump to the conclusions. and that only those that can be investigated. with africa or south america to be investigated because they are racist or anti- scientific. so that has to be solved but that is a complete lack of preparation that there are no whistleblower channels so when covid-19 occurred when it went viral on social

everyone has equal access to information. that has not been exactly true, information is changed and is more difficult to spread it efficiently and effectively. >> after the last five years, especially how president who used social media as a weapon, that platform has been used against us. it is a business to make money. it is been a very frustrating to watch on how social media has undermined the democracy because it is the platform of choice. for disinformation. >> when is that 10, 11, 12 million views, i realize this is very important. we were being told by the media that this was just another george bush republican. it wasn't towards the end of office does the media -- catch up to what the rest of us knew. i think the information presented that way that people know that they were not imagining it. >> it is a true weight that the constituency communicate and show us what is important, especially when you get behind a issue and put pressure on d.c.. >> a popular illusion is on the big stage and have a much bigger impact on

warfare at the junction of information and cyber environments.s such a perversion, to be honest, could not even imagine . well, you see, anything can happen. ah, this, of course, is the methods of cyber ​​privateering by the united states flagrant violation of the universal declaration of human rights, disregard for the task of ensuring the protection of personal data once again demonstrates washington's policy of double standards of application to the international mandatory and their aggressive behavior of their, uh, illegal action. e. i now understand why for so many years they covered and did not cover from the point of view of closing, they covered from the point of view of hmm guardianship. peacemaker website. maybe it's all of them. in principle, the development was, on which the personal data of journalists were laid out, public figures politicians who did not keep pace with the kiev regime and the american patrons, because this is generally the same, but the know-ha of the state department. all this was simply done by hand, and the relev

we collect and structure all the information.y project. understood something, and these are the army and the cybertroop and all the rest. we are there. well, i just don't exactly speak for the moral right. you should understand that, yes, but at the moment, specifically on my telegram channel, it's about 8,000 eh moysov's subscribers are 16 classes, then 10. a person who performs various tasks for us, well, uh, groups performs various tasks for us. it is very important that we do not have insiders. terrorism, especially since any action at christmas, so if you are interested in the size of the total cyber army, then it is probably more than half a million it workers if you take itr-meo and ukraine if you take the separate group a public places and so on, they are all separate, everyone performs their own tasks there, some are coordinated among themselves, some are coordinated among themselves, some are never mutually agreed upon, arrange a wild field. of my acquaintances are working. these are the ones that have them. well, let's

well, we ourselves publish information and disseminate information, for now.etimes we get censored there by different people. uh, clitoris, her studies and so on, but still something can be distributed, but looks, these are only people who, well, in general, are already a little doubtful. unfortunately. i would say, well, as a journalist, i have a reaction, of course. well, very upset. i would say disappointed, because after all in france they wrote the first charter of the deontology of journalists. after the first world war in 1818, while the trade union of journalists in which i participated and still participated, that is, it was precisely the charter that wanted to prohibit, or at any rate give the citizen the opportunity to receive information, because during the first world war the press wrote that for example, german bullets don't kill. that german corpses stink more than french corpses and so on and so forth and the like, well. we hoped. as journalists, that we will end this, that the pen is not a gun. although this, of course, has its influence and k

the house armed services on special information hosts. this is over half an hour. >> -- members may use the chat feature came with staff or for support issues. i have designated a staff member to mute unnecessary members microphones and cancel any background noise that may disrupt proceedings. thank you. i would like to welcome today's witnesses, under the secretary of intelligent security. the director of the national security agency, chief of the central security -- and lieutenant general scott, director of the defense intelligence agency. i'm pleased to see each of you. this hearing takes place during a perilous time. russia's invasion of ukraine shows how crucial it is to maintain strong democratic alliances. it reinforces the work being done by the enterprise from exposing information, to working with allies and partners to share critical intelligence and ensuring our intelligence apparatus is agile so we can response to the needs of each combat commander. russia's assault on ukraine's sovereignty threatens the world order and presen

we used information from witnesses, information from video surveillance that we located. and ultimately were able to find the baby. >> the point where the baby was found this morning, is that the residence of one of the two people who are in custody? >> i'm not going to get into that at this point. >> obviously, good news the baby is found, but anything else the community should know? >> i think the community needs to know that first of all, we appreciate all of the information that was provided by people to help with this investigation and to help to find brandon, the baby, safely. and that they should also know that these detectives never went home. nobody ever rested from the moment we got this call until all of us standing here today and far beyond, the detectives here, the san jose pd and fbi have worked this case and will continue to work it to insure that the investigation is complete. people are held accountable, and that this type of thing doesn't happen again. [ inaudible question ] >> i'm not sure that they are. but if they are, they're probably there to just s

well, there, there are clearly signs of an informational provocation, that those who demand an informational disgusting, which means there are slaves of putin and so on. that it's all stupid smells. there is such an article, an article of tracts with such a message, a chance to appear on wikipedia. tell me, that is, for these troubles, they can publish, in principle, any article, how much they check it, such an article, how the administration will react if they support russian policy they quickly take an anti-russian publication, if they support, like d , probably, a policy in america about, but they put, uh, a publication about the guns that we just saw, yes, but at the same time, our user can also create such publications and the point is who is more will promote these publications to that more audience and read those positions. looks. yes, it’s not us, i understand the mechanics perfectly, but you also understand, you understand very well what is there, if we know perfectly well who is there, basically moderators , here’s how they express their position or that, i’m not me at all i did no

the best information that we have at this point, jose, and even though the information is changing by the minute, is that five people were shot, two are in serious condition. we've been given this number that a total of 13 people were injured, but our understanding, that includes the five shooting victims and the other people that were injured in the melee that followed the shooting. we don't believe the number of people shot was above five, but that's very much of a possibly changing information, because this is still very, very are preliminary. on the question of whether explosive devices were found, we've heard many different accounts of whether there were, in fact, either smoke grenades or some other kind of improvised devices found. we've had no confirmation yet of that. lots of reports of suspicious devices scene, but until the bomb techs can get in there and examine them, we just don't know whether there were, in fact, explosive devices or not, jose. >> we heard maybe there were some devices found, pete? >> suspicious devices i think is the best way to say it. certainly suspici

we'll give the contact information. it would have been better if this sort of stuff were out there two years ago, but the covid infection rate goes up and the covid infection rate goes up and dowfnl we're on a down swing right now, so i still think, and vitamin d helps prevent other diseases as well. i realize a lot of the medical establishment in the united states does not like to focus on thing in which people don't make a lot of money but for people who want to save lives, there's still time to get the story of vitamin d out there. and i certainly think every major or minor newspaper in the united states should be covering it. he happened to be mentioned that we got something in the new york post but it should be in more than just the new york post. now, right now, we have our president who i watched a little bit on yesterday focusing on transgender day saying how important it was, we talk about transgenders to first and second graders. i can't believe that's where we are as a country. that's what president biden fel

in that servicemember or veteran can have easy access to that information. >> and access to the system and definitely consider making it accessible to the survivors to communicate with v.a. to access as she was filing for presumption or death benefits and it was difficult because i didn't date back to the time he was in service so lots of challenges there. >> doctor you call don dod to revamp their method the documentation so officials could understand their exposure so what information is most helpful to you to screen and treat patients what obstacles do you face when trying to gather information about exposure and further what training do you think should be provided to better screen and treat for toxic exposure. >> what type of munitions they were exposed to how trash was disposed of including the burn pits what was in the trash and the weather patterns of dust storms if uranium was used in for example there are armor piercing and tank shells and whether that soldier use personal protective equipment all of these things are important and regarding training in the v.a. system as comp

well, it's public information.ommanders of our uh military units. and what compromise can ukrainian politicians make? this is no evidence of something, that it is really a defense, when asked directly, he is not the leader of our what he said, he is not the leader of the contractual group. won't he sign the agreement already withdrew what he gave istanbul as a pension everyone who believes after that huh? well , clowns vasilyevich by the way, who killed one of your negotiators? somehow everyone was silent, well, the secret services killed. and for what vasilyevich was a disassembly between them, i don’t fully collect information about what is really happening in ukraine, i ’ll say this with what thing i’ll quote, i’ll quote. i’ll read this one that is now here so kiev is not interested in a truce with russia, and an agreement with it will lead to tragedies, mikhail podolak, adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, said it all. now about what was said here. so dear. vasily dm

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security of the state - now it's up to me there is information that the espresso tv channel was excludedm the t2 network, what was the decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular espresso from the t2 digital network, nothing other than some kind of informational sabotage for some political political if you want persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t name it, i don’t know if it was an oversight is this a real special operation in order to harm a ukrainian speaker? but i believe that in the conditions of war, such actions are at least an application for treason , we have the right to know who did it and whether it was for at least there are some reasons for this, moreover, we have the right to demand return espresso the armed forces of ukraine is winning, do not win these victories ukraine is winning precisely because the voice of the patriots sounds it sounded and sounds and it cannot be turned off now president zelenskyy return espresso to the air let's protect the information front together glory to ukraine russian nazis carried out more than 50 more than 50 air d

that is, they get their own information policy to translate their information policy into russian .discuss such topics at all. i don't suggest. i told you to interrupt. how much is the president's trust rating now 80 there is more eighty, yes eighty, that is, now we need this wave, how to shoot down and, well, eat panic, because the people who now unconditionally support putin, of course, they will hear all this. and they will think. and what about here. but what about oh-oh-oh-oh pure under the human , here it is all gone. yes, first of all. uh, no scandal over biden's son. no, here i agree, well, that's it, there were 14 publications that no one in the world especially noticed, even in the usa this was the first one. it's like it just proves andrei vladimirovich that there is a scandal around bytan jr. and they are simply trying to do it. look, he has so many scandals behind him and it's nothing. excuse me. yes, why? e donald trump is so actively forcing this topic makes a statement there is no scandal. and no one noticed this, then trump already appears, who obviously noticed thi

yevgenia kravchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy head of the committee on humanitarian and information policy, member of the ukrainian parliamentary delegation, working as a couple on the news, they will be presented by our colleague anna eva melnyk. i will tell you about all the most important things, in particular, about the fact that the russian nazis hit another steel tank in mariupol , unfortunately, there were casualties, another attack on the civilian population russian troops fired a rocket and several houses were destroyed in zaporozhye, three people were injured, among them a child who was immediately taken to the hospital, and here the explosion was on the wave . everything was sprinkled, everything flew, everything got mixed up in the attic, it was standing on the roof, it was drying, and i didn't even have time to fall, i fell during the explosions, two houses were very badly damaged, uh, the rest of the infrastructure was blown out, windows, doors were killed, three more were injured the russians dropped rockets on donetsk region , new york was hit by shells, the shells h

they are looking for vehicle information for an amber alert. they don't have a vehicle description right now so no amber alert. >> there is the hot line that the police want you to call if you have any information not numbers for it but if you recognize the suspect. or have information where this baby taken the baby. those numbers are there on the screen. you can automatic ca messages. people standing by looking to take any information that you might have. >> so, once again, the fbi assisting the police department right now, they will be offering a cash reward. number one priority is getting the 3-month-old home with her mother. >> looking to provide updates as we get them. live online here on cbsnbay area or on our social media platforms. >>> still to come, a north bay institution closing down after decades in business. how you can still get a taste after it is gone. >>> plus, the powerful storms that researchers say will become more common right here in the bay area. >>> a dry start to the last week of april. the onshore breeze trying to push

let the investigators decide what information is relevant and what information isn't. that's the challenge right now. may very well have somebody in mind as to what they're looking for and they're plague it close to the vest, because, obviously, bad guys watch tv, too. so they don't want to let too much out at this point in time. but i have a sense and a feeling that they'll be able to narrow this down pretty quickly. >> the chief makes a very important point to the point that you have this video, and the suspect described as in the car, wearing the construction vest, wearing a gray hoodie, reaching into a bag and pulling out a canister. that does not mean that person looked anything like that, when he got on the train. especially if he's carrying a bag. the clothing -- the hoodie, and the vest could have been inside a bag. so when you're analyzing video, what is most important when an investigator knows, obviously, this person has obviously gotten rid of the hoodie, gotten rid of the gas mask. what are you looking for? the bag, shoes, pants? what's the most important

unfortunately, there is no such information and i will not voice unreliable information, since this iso are now in difficult conditions. thank you very much, aleksey nikonorov was in touch with us with the latest information from donetsk and dmitry georgievich how can we improve life in mariupol if there are humanitarian corridors, anyway we declare a regime of silence once again. it's good that you talk about the need to improve life. it seems to me that in general we need to look at this issue more broadly. is there a territory that has been liberated and are there territories that are yet to be free from the power of bandera, but we will have to improve life everywhere, because this coincides with our goals. this is in the interests of the ukrainian people of the brotherly people, so it is very important. and what a look at the future of ukraine will be. uh, in the end, it has been formed and there are some discussions in russia, so it would not be superfluous to understand, maybe abandon this idea, maybe accept it, and what about the two-d that already exist, voiced demilitarizatio

this information did not pass our verification.ning was posted on one of my posts that this is unreliable information, my post consisted only of two quotes from kuleba and arrestovich, you can imagine, then i can share, because aristovich in the definition can not tell the truth. well, here, you see how and the most interesting thing is that a special structure has been created, of course, behind which they stand. ah, so to speak, nato forces and employees are directly related to the affiliated with ukraine, which is designed to verify information in social networks. although formally these social networks have nothing to do with american coins, so the social network is guided by the statement of this very structure of this site. and if this site does not verify the information. and as you understand, they do not verify the information of the official sources of our country, then they immediately put a stigma. well, everything it was europe that passed, how they will now verify the information on the bucha. during the meeting of th

you may lose information.tell how you got up, that this is normal, that everything is going on military operations, everything is just underground. that is, the problem is this, the problem is that no matter how much and what you win, the question is how you tell it about it, and the situation in india and in china in all other countries depends on this. they cannot come there as their advisers and see what really happened there. they will hear it, based on the fact what happens after austin, as it were, and blinkin in any formats in any iterations fixed themselves in ukraine naturally and the next step to show you can see it now, respectively. let's all come together to supply sarmat with an effective solution, but someone in the european union or the united states is really afraid of a nuclear war. someone really believes that the russian federation is waging war, for example, nothing in germany would be afraid of real hostilities, he would distance himself from any military supplies in the near future, as i

i can agree that we need information planning. first thing in this planning is to answer the question. and information is a weapon. yes it is a weapon social networks are a weapon. yes, this is a weapon in this case, why did they deprive themselves of it facebook traffic fell by 40% in instagram by 20. so we are 40 by the parent company. prohibited extremist i owe myself to russia information iskanderov yes , we ourselves have lined up in step, therefore, you need to understand and accept this first of all, you can’t tell your own people. look, we forbid you. well you locate after curing over this fence and set aside. why were these two understood rules blocked, because in these social networks it was allowed to call for the murder of soldiers with you and me. they have withdrawn these rules have not withdrawn. they extended it on the spot. they are over. no now or not, continued for another extended for another month these rules one moment can not be expected ok about public diplomacy immeasurable results. this first one cannot b

it's important to provide that information. but 2.5 hours now. a lot of good information. there's a lot of speculation but one thing right now. the nypd as well as fbi and all those a lot more than we do and we'll hear some of that in the press conference that's coming up. put out as much as they can without jeopardizing the investigation, but the fact that something has happened since that is a good indication that this is going to be an isolated incident. we haven't heard from potus or anything like that but the isolated incident, not part of some planned attack. >> that's a good point, chief. jonathan, what are you thinking, the questions you have as this press conference will be beginning soon? what are your questions right now? >> well, one is motive. who was this individual? where is the individual right now? i want to know, what were the precipitating actions, what was this person doing on the subway beforehand? was there any specific catalyst that caused this event? but, you know, just looking at these images, kate, i think it's really important for the viewer to u

look , there is more information like this, marbuchi actually gave this information.t the russian occupiers killed er people, and in fact, er, according to the lists, yes, he gave an interview to anatolii er fedoruk. he told the interview to the cbs channel that they were not written by his own hand, someone from the local area might have inspired some er, there were still collaborators, that is, they knew in advance who they were going to at which address. and what kind of person is this? is it possible to find the ends? so what kind of person or group of people was this information? it is known and corresponding operational e-e searches are being conducted on it measures, no one in ukraine will hide from the fact that he has committed a crime. on them, and on those who contributed to this, and i, in their place, would already think about what they should do, and the easiest thing is to simply surrender from the authorities, because it will be the least cruel sentence for them, do you mean to surrender everything after all, the ukrainian authorities, er, even you can

one war is a hybrid informational war.simply amazed by this propaganda, the power of propaganda in russia, and i watch it, even now i do n’t watch it . well, honestly, they are sure of it and now i understand that this is how they are sure, that's why the information front is a very big front. we and our publishing house do a lot of things. as far as i'm concerned, we do everything we have to do in this state. we stand for a cultural ball. russia in the world and as a publishing house, i wrote an article that was published by the times and the publisher of the light in publisher perspectives, where we talked about how the publishing house works in the conditions of war. i.e. book editing we make the covers and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and on very interesting projects about which we would like to do about the war why because as in my opinion it is simple this is my axis as a publisher and as a publishing house in general so that we never forget all about it, that

so, i think that scientists should not be hiding information or telling people the wrong information to persuade them to act in a particular way because when people find out that you've been telling them that mask don't work so that they don't go and buy mask, it's it just how can they believe you if anything else when you tell people that it's not airborne that the virus is just spread through the surfaces. how do people protect themselves so similarly with the origins. i believe that there was some scientists who were fearful of talking about a lamp origin because they they were worried that the public would panic and that that would be racism and all these things like yes these terrible things happen, but think of what happens when the public finds out that you've lied to them or that you've considered information and the long term effects of that. so think it was just a mistake for some scientists to do that and we're starting to see all these emails now being released because they have been litigated to the freedom of information act and it's been very discouraging to see all th