director of the russian federal migration service. mr him and we were discussing the policy on migrants that our country should adopt in your opinion. do you see there is a government policy in support of your notion that migrants should respect the host culture. but would you say that the government is supporting you. absolutely we are part of the executive branch. wearie implementing government policy that this is our main function and there is no doubt about this. you know i believe that next year all rafferty's will culminate in a concept for a migration policy. this document. well if you buy it are working to several stages and set specific goals and objectives for each department. so priorities not just for our service but for society as a whole. are goals line myriads of demographics and you can omics. what is your current priority. and that would be konami. konami goal in a situation all regulated migration that you know it would be wrong to open our borders completely and liberalized all migration. but that would be wrong we

easy to publish by the federal migration service a million economic migrants come to russia every year many of them come to the country illegally and have. another problem is people coming from. either speak russian family or don't speak it all together these factors make their integration to russian society difficult or impossible this needs to rising racist anger. he says russia needs to make up the shortfall in the workforce. that's key thank you for coming to our talk show hello my dear your first question before we actually start discussing integration and whether we should try to prevent it or merely regulated is this present day industry developed economies do without migrant favorite all were migrants absolutely indispensable and then we should take for granted that he wouldn't. well it's a definite slow fact of life we can do without migrants games migration is the movement of world so we large masses of people or smaller groups depending on economic demands and the economics move people urging them to travel for jobs migration but the migration is a global phenomenon and we c

deja published by the federal migration service say about five million economic migrants come to russia every year many of them come to the country illegally and have no qualifications another problem is people coming from the region either speak russian family or don't speak it all together these factors make their integration to russia such a difficult or impossible this leads to rising racist anger but they handle the aftermath. he says russia needs these migrants to make up the shortfall in the workforce. and honestly thinking for coming to show i look at my very first question before we actually start discussing integration and whether we should try to prevent it or merely regulate it is this present day industry developed economies do without migrant favorite all were migrants absolutely indispensable and there is something we should take for granted and you wouldn't. loads definitely a fact of life we cannot do without migrants. migration is movement over old so large masses of people or smaller groups depending upon the economic demands of the others you can only move people wer

heading their way here's the director of the federal migration service. detail published by the federal migration service a million economic migrants come to russia every year many of them come to the country illegally and. another problem is people coming from. either speak russian.

culturalism has failed as the director of the russian federal migration service if the same is true in russia is next right here on r.t. . the flow. together.

of the system that we could expand in the future when we get done with the email migration to provide enhanced services to our users. >> exactly. we're starting with the effort that john described in terms of the modernization and consolidation with email and progressing that to the cloud and over time we have the opportunity to consider additional areas of cloud provisioning as well. certainly that's been one of the key areas with many of our kansas mers in state and local -- customers in state and local government of what is the breath and depth of the technology vendors and technology partners that they're looking to partner with? and certainly not having only software provision as a service but also infrastructure as a service and platform as a service with offerings like cloud that represents breath and depth in terms of the technology offerings to look and explore many other ways of innovation with the city here in terms of what other things they could look to take to the cloud as well in the future. >> great. >> this is david from "the los angeles times." i was wondering if the san francisco pol

services that people pay for and finally cut the throat of the federally sponsored mail service with the global migration telephonic mail you know e-mail us b.s. has become marginalized and they did and its usefulness to the average american but that kind of goes without saying postmaster general patrick donahoe sat down with usa today to say that while the u.s.p.s. can cover its expenses innocent time or its hemorrhaging all of its based federal reserve notes it seems that like the treasury they can no longer pay their bills i've got a payment of five point five billion dollars from the federal government to prefund retiree health benefits i can't make that payment and so now we're talking about and then saturday delivery in a world where you can download any kind of porn you want on your smartphone in minutes the government's mail service won't be able to provide the same level of service that provided twenty years ago. what we're facing is a substantial amount of cost pressure around a loop the loss of first class mail that's cause us look at everything and one of the things that we broke that is the

service. this is part of the urban conservation treaty from migratory bird grant programs. the program was created in 1999 to help city governments conserve birds that live over winter and migrate through their cities like along the pacific highway to san francisco. the treaties are partnership agreement between cities and the fish and wildlife service, conserve migratory birds through education, and habitat. we are pleased to hear about this news. lastly, during this presentation, i wanted to inform the commissioners and the public about two voluntary programs. the first is the proposal to create a voluntary rating system for those who wish to certify their birds as -- buildings as bird safe. the voluntary certification program outlined in this proposal includes three tiers and it is layout in detail on page 37 of the policy document which is in your package. if the policy document is adopted, staff would work with architectural and ornithological communities to ensure the certification levels are set at meaningful markers and at that point we would further refine the details of the program. the second voluntary program is lights out san francisco. as you know, it is sponsored

labor party youth rally labor party is generally open to migration as is norway as a whole and there's a court hearing on monday and memorial service today sunday at oslo cathedral just a few hundred meters from here and the day of mourning has been held norway's king harold will attend the service down can you describe the mood in the city and tell us how the locals are coming to grips with what happened. tensions are obviously high the streets fairly empty this is anger from several quarters muslims. that the first accusations were targeted at them the police say that he may not have acted alone and they're looking for more victims that you toyah at the island shooting location said there may or may be up to ninety eight victims if they're still looking for a few for a few casualties took one half hours to work to stop the massacre police said that it was difficult to get to the island to this criticism of police there and also fact that they were so quick to link the the attack to move limbs and while stories are emerging of immense heroism mung among ordinary people jury and of the attack criticism is growing of of perhaps fail

migrating from the lamplight hills to the wireless bills. many people at this point are starting to rely exclusively on wireless service as opposed to landline surveys and has the opportunity. >> senator, the one that i have is i think it's important to look at the issue of consumer expectations and whether in terms of how you can be built and for what ntc the expectations are the same in the wireless environment in the landline attorney. because of the availability the apps and talents can be willed to your wireless account that people expect can be built in that way in an outright prohibition would not be the right way to go. their other options. you could have a blocking system. it could be an automatic lock when you open wireless account and then you opt-out of that, which would protect the broad public and those people who want to be billed for a whole range of things from their cell phone accounts. they can do that. >> to any other panels have thoughts on this issue that every steer? >> related to wireless, senator. >> yeah, our company has a service that now come which allows people to upload a phone bill and detect the third-party ch

migrating from landline bills to the wireless bills. many people are starting to rely exclusively on wireless service as opposed to land line service.r concern is a good one but i would tell you that we have not seen the problem at the level it exists on land lines. it's certainly as the opportunity if we don't cut it off entirely. >> do you have the thoughtsm,r. byrd. >> i think it is important to look at the issue of consumer expectations and whether you can be billed and for what and to see if those expectations are the same in the wireless environment as and a land line environment. it may be that because of the availability of various related services and those kind of thing that in the bill to wireless account that people will expect that to be billed but an outright prohibition may not be the right way to go. you could have a blocking system that could be automatically open a wireless account. you could opt out of that which would protect the broad public and those people who want to be billed for a whole range of things on their cell phone account, they can do that. >> two and the other panelists have thoughts on this issue?

migrating from the land mine bills to the wireless bills. many people with this point are starting to rely exclusively on the wireless service as opposed to plant land so you're concerned is a good one but i will tell you we haven't seen the problem at this point at the level that exists but it certainly has that opportunity if we don't cut off entirely >> senator, the one thought i have is it is important once again to look at the issue of the consumer expectations and whether in terms of how you can be built and for what and to see if the expectations are the same in the wireless environment as the landline environment. it may be because of the availability of the various why your loveless services, applications and rent homes and those things can be built to your wireless account in that way an outright prohibition wouldn't be the right way to go. there are other options you could have a blocking system that could be an automatic block when you open the account and opt out of that which would protect the broad public and the was people who want to be billed for a range of things on their cell phone account. they can do that. >> do any other