, in previous years , after... an application to the legislative office, they gave 3 months fore there are... coupons, this is a shirt from the gdr , for you, this is a wedding dress, a new model, this shoes from romania, ugh, ugh, these are wedding rings at a discount, bed linen from india, 100% cotton, shop and come, thank you, we will definitely come, i’ll just give you a little advice, glue it before the wedding... both together, if you can stand it test, buy rings and come, in our story, the upcoming wedding and engagement ring played a special role: one of the dead, twenty-three-year-old elena trofimova, was getting married and wore a gold ring in her purse. dreamed how very soon she would walk to the mendelssohn march in a white elegant dress, beautiful happy. the detectives hoped that with the help of the wedding ring they would be able to trace the criminals. i see you are not a frequent visitor here. you yourself came a long time ago, and he was waiting for you, all the talk was only about his eldest son. grisha, we need information about one person , we were experienc

tsaakhov, everyone probably remembers how the matter ended, either i will introduce her to the legislative office, or she will take me to the prosecutor , sit down, thank you, i wait, citizen judge, but he can’t sit down while trump’s position is much more difficult. biden, by the time of the elections, he risks being robbed to the skin, ending up in deep debt, and, in addition, he will also be sentenced to one and a half hundred years in prison on charges of plotting a coup. in in relation to donald , all sorts of principles to which the states have always prided themselves have been abolished. neither habias corpus, nor the principle of the inviolability of the person, nor the sanctity of private property apply any longer. in january, he was sentenced to a fine of 83 million for harassment, and 2 weeks ago in a new york court. demanded that trump pay 460 million. this is probably the strangest process in the history of the states. there were no casualties, no damage, no crime, the judge declared the ex-president guilty even before the hearings began. in according to the sentences, donald must p

her... well, for about five years, we saw you once after you submitted an application to the legislative officeveryone is alive and well, and this is my sister zhanna and her fiancé kostya, hello, hello, hello, hello , i know them too, no, but now you’ll meet them, they don’t need to know about your incident, but me? it smells normal, i’m not the one who dine here every day, so... quick wash. to the start, attention , march, come on, come on, come on, run, run, kostya, well, that's it, come on, kostya, well, oh, come on, come on, come on! all of you are young people, just a little more guys. oh, come to me, just hold on, girl with the oars, be careful, oh! good afternoon, hello, you are sick, we are with the police, we are looking for one person, but there is a card, there is a card, you know it from a citizen, it’s signed, yeah, what’s this for? this is for assistance to law enforcement agencies, uh-huh, and non-disclosure of classified information during the investigation, uh-huh, uh-huh, and if anything happened, we weren’t here, okay, uh-huh, okay, well, take the pills that nelya arkadyevna

daria was already getting ready to submit an application to the legislative office, but in the end shey gorgeous. because at that moment when a person is already accordingly, he thought of it, and in general, in principle, he wanted to propose to me , i already realized that i couldn’t live like this anymore, but this was not the first statement, as if to the police, so what happened, you know, at the beginning of the acquaintance it was all very good, everything is fine, it’s as if they were taking care of me, but then after a while it all seems to go smoothly. i went to objuz, he beat you, he beat you , let’s tell you how it really happened, like god, she’s such a small, pretty, pretty, cute girl, how can you beat her, it’s a nightmare, initially i didn’t notice this, because as i say, when i already started, you didn’t notice that he was beating you, that he was such a person in himself, everything happened gradually, gradually the man began to bend me... under himself, as it were, i perceived this , let’s take one of the episodes when he told you to talk on the phone on speakerphon

entrepreneur. but a representative of the prosecutor general’s office stated that the russian legislative officeation that a citizen of kan has died; until a record of this appears, his death will be regarded as a staged act. founder of the meneron group of companies, which includes a crab mining company. in october , the twenty-second businessman was accused of organizing the murder of businessman valery bkhidenko in 2010 and was put on the international wanted list. and another criminal case against oleg kahn was brought in after he was suspected of smuggling crabs abroad, as well as tax evasion. ilya, everything about economics. thank you, denis talalaev with his economic review. in russia they began to prepare. before the flood, its peak usually occurs in mid-spring, but in order to minimize the consequences, the ice on the rivers is already being blown up. the military is doing this; the amount of explosives is calculated to the nearest gram in order to break the ice blocks and not damage residential buildings in the neighborhood. olga zenkova saw how the riverbed cleared. these the work al

so that we have a worthy president, so that we live in peace, after the registration in the legislative office vote, fulfill our duty, yes, i believe that it is the duty of every citizen of the russian federation, to make the right choice, well, in general, this is how it went elections, we are now counting votes, preliminary data will be known soon, well, that’s all for now, thank you for how voting took place in the omsk region, said irina lots. then, more than a thousand foreign observers and experts are watching how voting takes place in the elections; they represent more than 120. my colleague anna voronina asked about first impressions and assessments. all voters come to the desks of the election commission, check their location on the lists, and receive a ballot paper or a direction to the electronic voting terminal. if you have any questions, i am ready to answer them. it's okay, we've come a long way plots. six polling stations on the first day of voting, seven on the second and no less today. group of foreign observers. tanzania and ethiopia already clearly know what to pay attention

officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to legislative session, be in a period of morningbusiness with senators permitted to speak therein for up each. the presiding officer: without objection. shurp schumer -- mr. schumer: i ask that the committee on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of have is -- s. res. 566, s. res. 584, s. res. 585. the presiding officer: is there objection? to proceeding to the measures en bloc? without objection, the committee will -- the committee will be discharged and will proceed to the measures. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the resolutions be agreed to the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table all en bloc. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: madam president, i understand that there is a and i ask for the first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the first time. the clerk: h.r. 5711, an act to require the secretary of homeland security to take into custody aliens who have been charged in the unite

and it’s okay that we submitted an application to the legislative office, as we submitted it, you’llnyuta, please come out for a minute, across here. hello, hello , hello, why didn’t you come to us, we have bull tails today, if you want a tail, let’s go, anyutochka, please tell me, your colleagues, are they aware of our relationship? who exactly is there, chase me to the gorilla looks like lyosha metlitsky, and what bad did he do to you, a great guy, whether you know it or not , well, yes, but he saw us together again, i said what exactly, well, that you are very dear to me, bo. .. he’s like a girlfriend to me , i can tell him absolutely everything, he’s an honest, decent person, by the way, he never lies out of principle, but what happened, your truth-seeker hasn’t invited you to the wedding yet, no, i know that he has a girlfriend , this girl is my daughter, of course. well, you said, i’m not going to hide our relationship all my life, sooner or later it’s late, my son and i will explain, but you know, it’s unpleasant when some puppy can invest in you for fun at a family dinner , i

officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. s on the motion. all those in favor say aye. the ayes appear to have it. jived ayed. the motion is --eed to. mr. schumer: i move to consider calendar number 542. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. the ay■)es app6pear to have it. opposed no. the ayes have it. the motion is agreed to. the presiding officer: the clerk: nomination, robert j. white of michigan to be district judge for the eastern district of michigan. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 542, robert j. white of michigan to be united states district judge for the eastern district of michigan, signed by 17 senators as schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i mo

mother, daria has already been preparing with all her might to submit an application to the legislative officeeally liked the way they dressed together with their friends, it’s really like a girls band, well, i think that they probably made a special agreement, but you baked it yourself, i wanted to show right away, i don’t need it, i wasn’t judged like if only by appearance, but they saw that i was not only a beauty, but also... but dear, now we are selling, why did we file a police report instead of the clerk? but because at that moment, when the person had already thought of it, and in general, in principle, wanted to make me an offer, i already realized that i i can’t live like this anymore, but this was not the first statement, as if to the police, so what was happening? you know, at the beginning of our acquaintance everything was very good, everything was wonderful. as if they were looking after me, but then after a while it all smoothly turned into abuse, he beat you, he beat you, let's tell it like it actually happened, he even beat it, like god, she's so small, pretty, pretty, cute g

see, it’s felt, we waited, prepared, but it’s nothing that we submitted an application to the legislative officell me, your colleagues, are they aware of our relationship? well, let’s come to an agreement with you sometime in the future. since it so happens that we have to wake up, you can cover me like a man and there’s no need to be frank further on this topic. what are you doing, do you want war? borya, she looks 35, but why couldn't there be a better one? i believed him, igor. like yourself, and you are all penguins , you are 40 years old, and you have neither a kitten nor a puppy, why do i have a cat, and where are you going, to the store, but nothing, in europe 40 years are just starting to give birth, watch the series my husband’s best friend, on the belarus 24 tv channel, a television news agency, presents in the public domain, we have no secrets from our people. we build an angle, a right angle, from point b. the bridge has been blown up, only infantry can come from the broken bridge. the rest of my troops, tanks and i direct the cars around, across the meadow river. suvorov said that e

daria was already getting ready to file an application with the legislative office, but in the end sheust like girls ben, i think they probably are specially agreed, and you baked it yourself, i wanted to show my fiancé right away so that i don’t need to look at my appearance, but to see that i’m not only beautiful, but also smart and a craftswoman, and i do it with my own hands, yes, why did they file a police report instead of the zaksa, but because at that moment when already a person, accordingly , thought of it, and in general, in principle, wanted to make me an offer, i already realized that i couldn’t live like this anymore, but this was not the first statement, as if to the police, so what happened, you know, in the beginning acquaintance. everything was very good, everything was fine, it was as if they were taking care of me, but then after a while, it all smoothly turned into abuse, he beat you, he beat you, let’s tell you, because he even beat her, like god, she’s such a small, pretty, beautiful, cute girl, how can you beat her , nightmare, initially i didn’t notice this, be

life until my last breath, yes, well, when i got married, i was at the church, we came to the legislative officend will marry the temple, and then he arrives in a vilyus and opens it and says: get dressed, let's go, i tell the girls, that's it, well... i started to say goodbye, i'll be the first to be demobilized, and then i ask the adjutant , sack, where they're taking me, he says, then you'll see for yourself, well, we drove up, and he lived in the house, but we didn’t live in the house, the table was set, i said, this is what, and this is our wedding, ours went on the offensive and the first to enter our dugout was one of the senior lieutenants, who paid attention to me. started kissing my hands, suddenly said: marry me, i burst into tears, and answered yes, she began to roar even louder, at this time the regiment commander came into the dugout, came into the dugout , they asked what was the matter, i was crying out loud, so the senior lieutenant made me... an offer to marry him, so what well, you cry, write a report on him, and on february 5 , 1945, there was an order for the regiment to con

but a representative of the prosecutor general’s office said that in the russian legislative office therenformation that the kan citizen has died; until a record of this appears, his death will be considered staged. oleg kan, founder. manneron group of companies, which includes crab mining companies. in october of the twenty-second year, the businessman was accused of organizing the murder of the businessman valery phidenka in the tenth year and declared international wanted and another criminal case was opened against oleg kan after he was suspected of smuggling crabs abroad, as well as tax evasion. the russian stock market is trading in positive territory these minutes, but it is very conditional. obviously, investors will not take any decisive actions, at least until... they hear the results of tomorrow's meeting of the russian central bank, but the american federal reserve held its meeting yesterday and is still committed to three cuts in the key rate this year, even despite statistics on inflation, which are worse than forecasts, so the dollar is getting cheaper compared to other cur

nick from the budget and legislative analyst office. item 4 and 5 would allow the office public finance to issue up to 644 million dollars of general obligation refunding bonds to refunds bonds issued between 2017 and 2018 could be purchased by the new bonds and lower the interests costs of the city. notified the department transaction does not provide enough savings at the moment to meet the debt policy regarding refunding bonds but this could change. we recommend prove of 4 and 5. >> thank you. i appreciate the budget and legislative analyst walking me through in advanced of the mote to help me understand the refunding process. and i appreciate everyone thinking ahead and trying to get this done so this we are in time to be flexible and will get the best interest rate and when we are ready. so, with that i don't see name on the roster let's go to public comment on the two items >> members of the public who wish to address this committee regarding 4 and 5 now is your opportunity to approach thing lect urn. >> we have no speakers. publi

spain dreamed of advancing in his career, so he came to the legislative office to change his gender,tion. rejected because they thought he simply wanted to take advantage of positive discrimination. in this case , it is very easy to abuse this right, since you simply need to confirm four times that you want change the gender in your data. roberto perdeganez, an army corporal who registered as a woman last year, now earns more money and lives in better housing. on the outside i feel like a straight man, but on the inside i am a lesbian. it is the latter that matters. that's why i made the legal change to become a woman,” said corporal perdiganez, who still wears a beard. sources close to siuta security forces say male officers are changing their legal gender in hopes of being promoted. service according to corporal perdiganes, the incentive to become a woman was positive discrimination. i like women, i feel towards them, you know, these feelings are just in your head, after a while you come. “well, yes, i’m a woman, and if i had to talk about something, i would rather prefer a female

close. but the representative of the prosecutor general’s office replied that in the russian legislative officee kan citizen died, until a record of this appears, his death will be considered staged. as a result, the arbitration court of primorsky krai today decided to recover almost 359 billion rubles from the defendants, including oleg kan, living or dead. there are two more criminal cases against oleg kan, in one he is accused of organizing the murder of businessman valery in 2010 this year, and another case was opened against oleg kan according to charges of organizing a criminal community to smuggle tax evasion. the russian stock market was indecisive all day today, but by the end of trading it was still able to reach a fairly confident positive position. but because the ruble has slowed down the rate of its strengthening. and the end of today's trading found the dollar again above the level of 92. russia and china agreed with the yemeni houthis that. everyone will not attack russian and chinese ships that sail through the gulf of adon and the red sea. this was reported by bloomberg agency

and it's nothing that we an application was submitted to the legislative office.se tell me, your colleagues, they are aware of our relationship, who exactly is there, lyosha metlitsky, the chaser, looks like a gorilla, and what bad did he do to you, he’s a great guy, is he aware or not, well yes, but he’s seen us together thousands of times, i... what exactly, well, that you’re very dear to me, bor, but he’s like a girlfriend to me, i can tell him absolutely everything, he’s an honest, decent person, by the way, he never lies out of principle, but what happened, your truth-seeker hasn’t invited you to the wedding yet, no, i know that he has a girlfriend yes, this girl is my daughter. it’s clear, but you said, i’m not going to hide our relationship for the rest of my life, sooner or later we’ll explain ourselves to someone else, but you know, it’s unpleasant when, for the sake of fun at a family dinner, some puppy can invest in you, invest, that means, anyyud, stop, it's not easy for me. yes, bor, i understood, bor, okay, stop, that's it, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm

money is not a problem, assets, but what can he do for an exiv, a woman works in the regional legislative officearound for a couple of months , here's some fairy tales, okay, show me what you have there, but not gosan, the campaign only passed through the meat, so maybe it will work out, okay, take the machine gun, and i... this, yes, come on , get up, who will you leave the badik with, you wanted to go with your mother, her blood pressure has jumped up, he’s lying down and won’t get up , well, let me take him to me, i don’t have him , on the contrary, where will you take him to the apiary, well, i wouldn’t go to the apiary suggested, to makarych, to makarych, uh-huh, i don’t know, i’m even gleb, don’t worry, go, everything will be fine, really, listen, there are fishermen there, there are always fishermen there , i know these places well, are you, you bastard, trying to set us up, do you hear what i’m saying, i ’ve thought of everything, we’ll kill them, how many? yes, like three, give me the barrel, you don’t have enough zhmulks, why are you so pitiful, give me the barrel, there are three roun

about legislation. our offices is congress? they had no idea what was going on and of course their parents did not either. this caused the house energy and commerce committee to the unanimously, 15—0 in favour of this legislation. what that does show there is young people becoming very engaged in a political topic which is not always the case. tiktok is a way of life for many young people. do you understand their concerns? i definitely don't want to see tiktok go dark, i don't want to see people not be able to enjoy the content on tiktok. however, the ownership of tiktok via bytedance is deeply problematic and that is why we have arrived at this bill that requires the divestment of tiktok by bytedance. this is not without precedent. we done this before with regard to grinder, the popular lg btq dating site. at one point that was owned by a chinese company but because it possessed sensitive personal data about military and government officials in the us government and military, the american administration required t

with staff but with the members themselves eventuallthe white house, got an internship in the office of legislativeaffairs, which i think is one of the most important offices. it is essentially the bridge between, the executive branch and the legislative branch without a really outlay. you don't have a system of communication within the ment. but i worked for the house and that's where i really started relations with members of leadership such. as former congressman mccarthy. eventually mark, who i ended up working for when he was the chief of staff, we developed a strong relationship with mark meadows, who essentially cultivated you knowing not in a creepy way, but well, maybe, maybe it will always speak to the nature of how that developed. but ultimately he spotted as a highly talented, highly effective working staffer. and the second he was asked to be chief staff, hend brought you into you up becoming essentially the chief of staff to the chief house. when you are 23 years old. it's an amazing robust, responsive position, chock with a how did you feel about that thatid you ever have imposter sy

. >> david, how many more ny candidates are you working with for state legislative office around theant to support very heavily. we work on a day-to-day basis with the campaigns. with door knocking, call time. and we also financially support the campaigns as well. that is where a lot of young people need that support. the reason we do that more than anything, lawrence, is because i believe the greatest threat to american democracy is the hopelessness and apathy created people like donald trump. and my hope is when younger people look at candidates like christine or ashwin, they know that not all hope is lost. if anybody wants to support that, they can go to leaderswedeserve.com. >> thank you all very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. you. >> we'll be right back. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ thin

. >> the state's legislative analyst's office says the state added only 50,000 jobs overall in the 12h september of last year. so that was a big contrast to the 300,000 jobs originally thought to created. overall, the pace of job growth in california was lowered to 3 tenths of a percent over those 12 months. from 1.7%. well, senate democrats call for congress to pass a bill mandating a 32 hour work week. the bill would lower the maximum hours required for overtime compensation and it would protect workers from salary cuts ai and automation. they say make jobs just as productive in fewer hours. amazon is rolling out of spring sale for everybody, not just prime users. the point of the sales to save on seasonal items and warm weather essentials like outdoor furniture workout gear. all customers can shop the sale. there are some exclusive deals for prime users. it's a 6 day event starting march 20th. and finally with the ncaa tournament selection this weekend, basketball fans will spent more than a full day. 36 hours consumed by basketball during march madness. this is connected by onepol

looking ahead, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects when it's all said and done, the state will face a projected 73 billion dollar deficit. that's much higher than the newsom administration's projection of 38 billion dollars either way. legislative leaders, including assembly budget committee chair just a gabriel make clear there's work to do. even though february's tax receives. >> and if you see the administration is as teammates, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast. and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices this week, democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced a deal with the governor. they vow will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. well, they say they're released details about the plan in the coming weeks. they stress taking early action will help chief fiscal oversight in a balanced budget down the road. we know that the state has made historic investments recent years, but it's also incumbent upon us to look in the rearview mirror to ensure that we're spending taxpayer re

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it actually is the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office projects that it's about 73 billion. but the newsom administration estimates it's a lot closer to 38 billion, whatever the number the aim is to reduce it by 2012 to 18 billion dollars specifically the plan calls to allow the legislature to reduce the size of the current fiscal year's budget. the quicker we move. the better off our budget in fiscal situation will be for the entire golden state. are sacrifices getting need to be made this year. you're right. yes, absolutely. we are going to have to make sacrifices. but early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level. democrats say that they plan to vote on their deficit reduction plan sometime early april. time now for 4 zone forecast looking outside from mount tam a pious at the bay at the bay kron. first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow just count down when the rain is going be long now we see that rain moving in as we head in toward tomorrow, especially in the afternoon >> really kind of opening the door to a series of storms. by the time

looking ahead, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects when it's all said and done, the will face a projected 73 billion dollar deficit. that's much higher than the newsom administration's projection of 38 billion dollars either way. legislative leaders, including assembly budget committee chair just to gabriel make clear there's work to do. even though february's tax receives. >> cw, the ministrations as teammates. we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices this week. democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced a deal with the governor. they vow will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. well, they say they're released details about the plan in the coming weeks. they stress taking early action will help chief fiscal oversight in a balanced budget down the road. we know that the state has made historic investments recent years, but it's also incumbent upon us to look in the rearview mirror to ensure that we're spending taxpayer resources officially an

as the state faces a multi-billion dollar budget deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office3 billion dollars much higher than governor gavin newsom's. more optimistic deficit projection at 38 billion dollars. but regardless of how large the deficit is, those on the committee say action is needed now to address these, the budget challenge is in front of us to item discussed at the meeting. >> a proposed tax increase on some california health insurers specifically managed care organizations ceos who provide services for medical the state's publicly funded health care program for people with low incomes. >> how it works. the state contracts with them. ceos like kaiser blue shield in blue cross to provide services for medical patients. ceos are then reimbursed by the state for their services. typically the money to reimburse those companies comes out of the state's general fund. but should the mco tax proposal be approved? the reimbursement would be matched by the federal government and raise an estimated one and a half billion dollars in revenue. the idea is to free up one and

last month, the legislative analyst's office warned the state could face a shortfall of up to $73 fiscaled to early action to ensure the budget gap doesn't widen. >> okay, let's take a look at the temperatures from today. we had plenty of 60s and 70súagain. it's been a run of really, really nice weather. spring. it's begun. but even before thas are changing back. we're going back to more of a late winter early spring pattern, which will bring in some scattered showers, snow in the mountainsúand milder to cooler temperatures by the weekend, and some wet weather to contend with. a lot of rain, big storms? not really. mountains will do well. it's going to be good for this will be another good series for the mountains, but for us it's going to be a little bit of rain here, a little bit of rain there. i'll bet you over three days,úfour days of scattered showers, most of us get a quarter inch or a half inch, maybe more in the hills. we'll see the lots to be determined. so high pressure has been in charge of the area for a while. it goes away and drops in this low pressure milder air and a seri

currently there is discrepancy on what that deficit even is the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects it at 73 billion. but the newsom administration estimates it closer to 38 billion. whatever the number is to reduce it by 12 to 18 billion dollars. specifically. the plan is calling too allow the legislature to reduce the size of the current fiscal year's budget. the quicker we move. >> the better off our budget in fiscal situation will be for the entire golden state. are sacrifices getting need to be made this year. you're right. yes, absolutely. we are going to have to make sacrifices. but early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level. >> democrats say they plan to vote on their deficit reduction plan sometime in early april. all right. let's take a live look outside here at the bay bridge toll plaza where it has been a pretty nice day in the bay. yeah, i mean, waiting there to get on to the bay bridge, at least there some sunshine outside. it's not raining, but we can't say the same for tomorrow. lawrence has your forecast. yeah, i think tomo

, amendments to the article of the federal law on civil status acts on mortgages in legislation. soldiers and officers currently fighting in active units will be able to apply to participate in the first training stream, a special personnel program, the time of heroes, here we are ready to promptly make changes to the legislation, if any are required, we must now look carefully at this issue, then the president said we we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs, here, in fact, two laws have already been adopted, and during this time that has passed, one of them is provided for. the state duma is preparing for the annual government report, which will take place on april 3. the day before, as state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin said, representatives of all factions will meet with the head of the cabinet of ministers, mikhail mishustin. and now relevant ministers are eagerly coming. so this week the health protection committee discussed the state of the industry with the head of the russian ministry of health, mikhail murashko. i will also meet with the relevant minister. chaired th

olga, of course, had nowhere to retreat, either not to sign to the legislative office and not to go wither, she never does anything to anyone, you see, another interesting nuance. during the divorce, tarasov decided to take the gift that he presented to olga, a white mercedes, and what is most surprising in this story, he gave it to his new lover anastasia kostenko, who still drives it, but tarasova was told that this was the place, for that that olga spoke impartially about his father. spiteful critics will immediately recall the boomerang law. olga once stole the tarasov family, and now she has received it. didn’t stop the whole situation, but god knows, it was hard to see, i don’t know why she seemed to what happened there, or maybe because the wives, as always, are the last to know everything, well, football players have never been faithful, i don’t know, i don’t believe in any sincere love at all, he’s getting married for the fourth time, so will you see that the humiliated and insulted buzova will first suffer publicly, and then be able to competently build the development of her c

nick from the budget and legislative analyst office. item 4 and 5 would allow the office public finance to issue up to 644 million dollars of general obligation refunding bonds to refunds bonds issued between 2017 and 2018 could be purchased by the new bonds and lower the interests costs of the city. notified the department transaction does not provide enough savings at the moment to meet the debt policy regarding refunding bonds but this could change. we recommend prove of 4 and 5. >> thank you. i appreciate the budget and legislative analyst walking me through in advanced of the mote to help me understand the refunding process. and i appreciate everyone thinking ahead and trying to get this done so this we are in time to be flexible and will get the best interest rate and when we are ready. so, with that i don't see name on the roster let's go to public comment on the two items >> members of the public who wish to address this committee regarding 4 and 5 now is your opportunity to approach thing lect urn. >> we have no speakers. publi

. >> hello nick from budget legislative analyst office. item one an ordinance that would appropriate 500 thousand dollars from the general reserve to the puc to under take a study to assess sea level rise and contamination hunter's point shipyard. money moved from the reserve now have to be repaid in until amount in the next budget year. consider the approval to be a policy matter. >> thank you. president peskin. >> through the chair thank you, to -- supervisor walton. i heard what you said about did that mean that you are changing the source of funds from the general fund reserve to the enterprise agencies? thank you. supervisor peskin. i'm suggest the resource come prosecute general fund reserve. and where they go in the puc i think should be determined by the department head. >> so -- i mean --00 certainly agree with the need. i guess my question is -- whether or not the source of funds should be funds from the enterprise agency opposed to the city's general fund reserve. and curious whether or not surety pu c would in the be happy but

the legislative analyst's office last month estimated the deficit as high as $58 billion for the nextal spending and transportation. the governor did not share any details on where he might be willing to compromise on his budget proposal, and a quick check in with the speaker on the budget to move some early action. getting consensus with the two detailed proposal on spending cuts. the governor said earlier that he looks forward to moving quickly on bay area state senats introduced a bill aimed at providing hundreds of millions of dollarsc a year for strugglig local transit agencies. but in a scenec politicians news conferences, they were interrupted by pro-palestinian protesters to ensure that the bay area can meet climate goals and keep our economy going. >> the bill's author, san francisco's scott wiener and silicon valley's aisha wahab, made the announcement at the powell street bart station in the city. >> they say the connect bayc ara act would generate at least $750 million service cuts and other improvement projects. the proposal would transportation authority to ask voters to

last month, the legislative analyst's office warned that the state could face a shortfall of as end of early action to ensure the spbudget gapúdoes not widen. >> uc berkeley is the latest university to be added to includ and mit, facing a federal investigation over allegations of anti-semitism, the congressional house committee on education and workforce is looking into uc berkeley for its possibleúinadequate response to anti-semitism on campus. the investigation comes on the heels of protesters blocking sather gate for nearly two months, stus prevented an israeli lawyer from speaking at zellerbach playhouse , an mba student speaking at a congressional roundtable event accused the university of fostering an environment where jewish students are not given equal opportunities. >> instead of providing a safe environment for education, berkeley tells jews to stay away fromúcampus, hoping this will pass over. itgs not safe to be a jewish student. >> in a statement to ktvu, the university said uc berkeley has an unwavering commitment to andn all places, regardless of who they are or what the

the legislative analyst's office said the deficit could be as high as $58 billionúfor the next fiscaldid not share details on where he might be willing to compromise on his budget proposal. >> our time now. 717 the san mateo county sheriff's office will increase patrols in half moon bay after a woman reported she was groped on a popular walking trail. now she reported being approached by a man on a bike while walking onúthe trail that runs along the coast. she says it happened saturday night, about 7 p.m. dogs are no longer allowed on several hikingc trais in san francisco's presidio area for the next six months. >> during coyote pupping season, dogs wongt be allowed on the park trail between mountain lake to the presidio promenade, as well as the bay ridge trail from the rob hill campground to presidio golf course. park officials enacted the ban because during pupping season, young and may become aggressive around dogs. >> all right, it's 718 right back to south. major commute problems this morning around the bay bridge and in the east bay. so that's right. >> and i'm going to show y

looking ahead, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects when it's all said and done, the a projected 73 billion dollar deficit. that's much higher than the newsom administration's projection of 38 billion dollars either way. legislative leaders, including assembly budget committee chair just to gabriel make clear there's work to do. even though february's tax receives. >> and if you see the administration has 2 minutes, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast. and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices this week. democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced a deal with the governor. they vow will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars while they say they're released. details about the plan in the coming weeks. they stress taking early action will help chief fiscal oversight in a balanced budget down the road. we know that the state has made historic investments recent years, but it's also incumbent upon us to look in the rearview mirror to ensure that we're spending taxpayer resources officiall

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as the state faces a multi-billion dollar budget deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimated 73 billion dollars much higher than governor gavin newsom's. more optimistic deficit projection at 38 billion dollars. but regardless of how large the deficit is, those on the committee say action is needed now to address these, the budget challenge is in front of us to item discussed at the meeting. >> proposed tax increase on some california health insurers specifically managed care organizations ceos who provide services for medical. the state's publicly funded health care program for people with low incomes, how it works. the state contracts with them. ceos like kaiser blue shield in blue cross to provide services for medical patients. ceos are then reimbursed by the state for their services. typically the money to reimburse those companies comes out of the state's general fund. but should the mco tax proposal be approved? the reimbursement would be matched by the federal government and raise an estimated one and a half billion dollars in revenue. the idea is to free up

commissioner jason fong, as legislative affairs officer and represents d7. and also officer alster who represents d2. >> just a bit about the youth commission to get started we represent the needs of young people in city hall to our supervisors to the mayor. and you know regarding youth policy across the board. skwoo if we can go to the next slide. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so. the youth commission is made of 17 members every supervisor appoints one member and mayor appoints 6 and the mayor's duty is to represent the commission relates the diversity of san francisco. and one of our main avenues is through our budget and policy priorities report. which is what we are presenting today. every year every budget cycle we create a budget and priority report about the needs unmet needs of young people in san francisco that's why we're here to present that and begin our advocacy with you and the mayor's office as we go through the budget cycle to make surety needs of young san franciscans are met. >> i want to note we recognize we near a budget deficit year and

. >> hello nick from budget legislative analyst office. item one an ordinance that would appropriate 500 thousand dollars from the general reserve to the puc to under take a study to assess sea level rise and contamination hunter's point shipyard. money moved from the reserve now have to be repaid in until amount in the next budget year. consider the approval to be a policy matter. >> thank you. president peskin. >> through the chair thank you, to -- supervisor walton. i heard what you said about did that mean that you are changing the source of funds from the general fund reserve to the enterprise agencies? thank you. supervisor peskin. i'm suggest the resource come prosecute general fund reserve. and where they go in the puc i think should be determined by the department head. >> so -- i mean --00 certainly agree with the need. i guess my question is -- whether or not the source of funds should be funds from the enterprise agency opposed to the city's general fund reserve. and curious whether or not surety pu c would in the be happy but

department of finance shows that year-to-date revenues still trending down the non-partisan legislative analyst's offices that even with these revenues. they say we're still facing a projected deficit of 73 billion dollars, which is far and away higher than the newsom administration's projected 38 billion dollars. legislative leaders say there is a lot of work to do. >> even though february's tax receipts you see the administration is as teammates, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices ahead. >> well, democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced an early action plan that they think will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars on the other hand, we have gop lawmakers who say that more spending is not the way forward. they would like to see cuts to several programs. especially when we talk about homelessness. >> is that we we reward only those areas that are proven to get results. lot of the programs are questionable. and those are the ones that should be the targeted for our consider

the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says that even with these revenues, the state will face ojected deficit of in their estimation, 73 billion dollars, which is much higher than the newsom administration's projection of 38 billion legislative leaders say there's a lot of work still needs to needing to be done. >> even though february's tax receipts and you see the administration is as teammates, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices that. >> well, democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced an early action plan that they say will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars on the other hand, gop lawmakers say that. more spending may not be the key to better results. they say they want to make cuts to several programs. >> especially when we talk about homelessness is that we we reward only those areas that are proven to get results. lot of the programs are questionable. and those are the ones that should be the targeted for our consideration for what they cal

the legislative analyst's office projects sit at 73 billion.som administration thinks it's more like 38 billion. so that's a huge difference. but whatever the number the aim is to reduce the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. specifically this plan calls on allowing a legislation to reduce the size. the current fiscal year budget. >> the better off our budget in fiscal situation will be for the entire golden state. are sacrifices getting need to be made this year. you're right. yes, absolutely. we are going to have to make sacrifices. but early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level. >> democrats plan to vote on their deficit reduction plan sometime in early april. >> well, a new trend in the workplace may be alarming if you're in need of a vacation. employees are apparently having a tougher time getting paid time off. a new report from hr software company bamboo hr shows that about half of worker vacations requests are actually being tonight every month. experts say the main factor is companies expanding vacat

a legislator analyst's office estimated the deficit as high as $58 billion for the next fiscal year. spending reductions on education, environmental spending and transportation. the governor did not share details on where he might be willing to compromise on his budget proposal. and a quick check in with the speaker on the budget and focused to try to move some early action. >> and i'm looking forward to getting consensus with the two leaders and making an announcement. >> last week, state senate democrats released a more detailed proposal on spending cuts. the governor said earlier that he looks forward to moving quickly on that plan. >> the major players in the artificial intelligence field gathering in silicon valley, the conference with nvidia now underway. >> also, the department of homeland security now taking advantage of artificial intelligence, the agency's new projects coming up and a dry, spclear night outside tonight. ñ> but we are tracking some rain in this week's forecast. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is back. coming up after the brea ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actu