katya was interested in the creation of the national center.n of personal data, this authorized body is designed to protect our rights in the processing of personal data. and in this regard, i am glad to welcome you to the studio. good morning , director of the national center for the protection of personal data andrey gaev, hello belarus. andrey anatolyevich hello. well, first anniversary. of course, we congratulate you on it. this, of course, is just the beginning. please share. what does your team do and how a lot of people contact you at the center. thank you , indeed, only the first step is taken where or the development of our national personal data protection system is important to ensure the safe collection of distribution storage. well, the processing of personal data and at the same time maintain a balance of interests of those who need this data for business and but also activities and those to whom this data belongs, that is, you and i, so the center helps organizations to do everything required by law in order to for this process t

as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebratingare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaningful ceremony ahead. by gazing at the words of the first amendment which are shining behind us. now, look to your right at independence hall where the constitution and the declaration of independence were drafted. what are the principles of freedom that are shining now from the first amendment and independence hall? they are the principles that ukraine is defending and russia is assaulting. free speech and a free press. right to religious freedom. the right to criticize the government when it acts erotically and to vote the president out of office. -- when he acts erratically an

well, and secondly, today is exactly a year since the national center for the protection of personal country. well, from that already at the third hour we will welcome in the studio. good anti belarus director of the national center for the protection of personal data andrey gaeva well, now attention is a mystery. she lowers the pressure. she has a lot contains vitamins b9 in persians. she considered hippocrates to treat all diseases with her as a symbol of discord, and in russia she was generally considered cosmetics, and in general she comes from india attention. what is her name, what do you tell me that you are talking about the beet script. it tells you. yes? e read well done friends, but now let's really let's cook a delicious breakfast from beets. good morning, our today's breakfast will definitely not leave anyone in your family indifferent. after all, it is very tasty and looks unusual. and this beetroot paste for its preparation. we need 100 g of spaghetti, 50 g of green beans. two bunch of garlic cloves, three parsley, tablespoons, sour cream, red onion, some walnuts and 5

as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating rare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaningful ceremony ahead. by gazing at the words of the first amendment which are shining behind us. now, look to your right at independence hall where the constitution and the declaration of independence were drafted. what are the principles of freedom that are shining now from the first amendment and independence hall? they are the principles that ukraine is defending and russia is assaulting. free speech and a free press. right to religious freedom. the right to criticize the government when it acts erotically and to vote the president out of office. -- when he acts erratically

as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating a rare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaningful ceremony ahead. by gazing at the words of the first amendment which are shining behind us. now, look to your right at independence hall where the constitution and the declaration of independence were drafted. what are the principles of freedom that are shining now from the first amendment and independence hall? they are the principles that ukraine is defending and russia is assaulting. free speech and a free press. right to religious freedom. the right to criticize the government when it acts erotically and to vote the president out of office. -- when he acts erraticall

for cinematography research or something like that, the national center for cinematography researchs office actually exists only on paper, and next is to separate ukrainian films, that is, to take out all dorobok, who already said that the studio does not exist, there are only digital copies and films of films, to separate them and on their basis to create an animation studio during the war, when film budgets are being cut, and everything else is left to dovzhenko, the center, what else, well , events are held. as far as i understand, it is a museum of cinema and cinema. an archive that contains paper information seems to be the plan, but with us they do not communicate about plans, i am also here, i just have to add that in fact, the leading cultural institutions of the country and the public council under the state cinema and the committee of the supreme the council on humanitarian and information policy and there was even a petition that collected the necessary 25,000, and despite this, the cabinet of ministers still agreed to this reorganization. what do you think, why neither t

few things , first of all, the dovzhenka center, or the full name of the oleksandr dovzhenka national center the only institution in the film industry that is not engaged in the production of films, not in the film process from there, the production of copies of films is the same, the rest is the only institution that collects and preserves the national film heritage, that is, the oleksandr dovzhenko national center is such a multifunctional institution that includes a company font, a film archive, a film museum a laboratory for restoration and digitization and various processes related to film processing, a publishing house, a media library in the plan, that is, it is such a scientific preservation center and a popularization center for ukrainian climatology, and accordingly, the collection must be preserved and since the centers are national, the collection is of a national level, and from the ministry of culture in all its aspects, as the founder of the embroidery center, and now also from the state cinema, it depended on creating a normative base to develop the rules, the conditions, the

the open international festival of creativity without borders started on the stage of the national centerstic creativity and children and youth, and groups and performers from russia, kazakhstan , kyrgyzstan and china, as well as from all over , demonstrated their skills in belarus, the first winners have already been announced among little dancers from 6 to 9 years old in minsk , the carousel dance ensemble, and among teenagers, an exemplary dance theater, frescoes, creativity competition, without borders will continue until the end of the week. there are numbers that live for a long time, mostly belarusian, because we promote them, as a rule. we go abroad to competitions, and we are always in the first place, we bring the belarusian national culture, there were merchants with you, and we dance the circular belarusian belarusian quadrille em gander during the week of our national center 237 creative teams. this is more than 2.500 guys to meet. here at such a creative olympiad, at a creative section, they will show their skills and well, they are the best of the best. but let's also say t

look, today is exactly one year since the national center was established in our country.ata. you are already in the third part of our broadcast, we will welcome the director of the national center for the protection of personal data, andrey gaev, in the studio. so, we invite you to stay with us. see you soon on the air. 48 favorites entered the game welcome to the game to be chosen. it's a challenge. they never give up and strength is not only in the muscles, but also in character, of course, the heroes are ready for girlfriends. they dream of becoming as legendary as the heroes of greek myths. the phoenix is ​​associated with fire and victory. i want to be a high flying bird. i am fast agile, miniature and in this, my strength is fire. and there are my favorite poems just because we are already rescuers to the teams. you will have to go through the most difficult test and compete for the main prize, the players must be exceptional. physical abilities and herself everything that is unpredictable from this, look very interesting, look at the sports and entertainment show h

tell in more detail how many proposals and which ones have been submitted to parliaments and the national center for legislation and legal research. there they will be processed by experts, taking into account the importance and significance of the document for the country. it will be finally adopted at the beginning of next year. belarusian manufacturers have made a leap forward over the past decade. today, our products are not inferior in quality to imported ones, and in terms of price they are favorably superior under the conditions of sanctions pressure , a window of additional opportunities opens up for domestic companies, including for conquering the domestic market. why import substitution is an issue number one for our economy on the eve of the talk show experts sorted out the economic environment, if we spend on those things that we can produce our own currency. so we can’t buy something very important for us with this currency, for example, medicines. if, god forbid, such a case occurs , and i must say that the well-being of the country largely depends on the level of understanding of

in more detail how many proposals and which ones have been submitted to the parliament and the national center for legislation and legal research. there they will be processed by experts, taking into account the importance and significance of the document for the country. it will be finally adopted at the beginning of next year. meatballs, but just hair and set themselves up, the us administration did not confirm the information about the transfer of hypersonic weapons by russia to belarus, the coordinator for strategic communications reported. white house national security council john kirby british journalists previously published a snapshot of the airfield in machulia claimed that there two mig-31k aircraft are based, and next to them the british scouts allegedly examined the container. where, as they suggested, are the missiles stored. however, kirby did not confirm this fact, and also added that washington does not see any interest on the part of minsk in joining the hostilities on the territory of ukraine. meanwhile, britain is in no hurry to refute. there, busy trying to shift responsib

welcome to the national constitution center. thank you for joining us, as we celebrate the award of the 2022 liberty medal to president volodymyr zelenskyy. [applause] on thursday, senator chris coons took the liberty medal from washington dc to ukraine. along with senator rob portman, presented it to president zelenskyy during a meeting in kyiv. later in the ceremony, we will see a video of that presentation and senator cowan's will talk about what it was like to award the metal to president zelenskyy and whites important to the ukrainian people as they bravely defend themselves from what zelenskyy calls russia's brutal assault against our democratic values. we will share with you a video message except in the liberty medal that we received from president lynn zielinski -- president two hours ago. we are honored to share a message from president biden congratulating president zelenskyy on receiving the metal. as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating a rare pre

only news on the social network, protested against the reorganization of the oleksandr dovzhenko national centerhe building of the commercial court of kyiv. they planned to hold another meeting in this case . on december 20, within a month, the state cinema at the doroshenko center changed twice the acting general director of the previous one, elena honcharuk, was suspended for according to the results of the audit, julio kashtan, who had no experience in cinema, was newly appointed to the workplace. ministry of culture about the organization suspended more details dovzhenko center is the only member of the international federation of film archives in ukraine, in its film fund there are more than 7,000 film works, more than 60,000 films of documentaries, art and animated films, on august 5 of this year, the state cinema signed an order on the reorganization of the center, the archives decided to transfer it to the scientific center of cinematography of ukraine, as well as to restore the ukrainian animation studio, which entered the center in 2019 . did not have the status of either a national fi

uh gander during the week of our national center 237 creative teams.eet. here at such a creative olympiad, at a creative section, they will show their skills and well, they are the best of the best. but let's also say the best of the best of the best will win the first, second, third places. the already promised orphans of little dancers from 6 to 9 years old in minsk dance ensemble, a carousel of infants patterned dance theater friske competition creativity without a mezhou will last until the end of 3 days for the reprisal for young vocalists in the nominations, pop classic folk sperm. it is more and more to this, probably, our site tvr-box beeline has a great day and see you at 18:1. love i know you reality was brings at night. i know from me already gone broken in the mirrors. i'm running from emptiness, if the world has burned to the ground, only those who are dear to me will be filled. we are ready to fly with you and your dreams are like stars on the palms. that love cannot be lost? well, i can go away and start all over again somewhere far away

be handed over to the organizers of public discussions in the house of representatives and the national center legislation and legal research tomorrow for expert development. the very same laws. vns. the house of next march ilona should be accepted crowd details. the practice of discussing significant legislative changes has taken root in society, definitely belarusians liked to express their point of view, they started with codes, then constitutional innovations, the concept of national security is next in line. now the last couple of weeks. everyone shared their opinions about the draft law on the entire belarusian people's assembly, there are fewer questions from people about what the entire belarusian people's assembly is. what it will be like today, people are already more concerned about the more practical aspects of these laws. we see that our society knows the content of these documents, knows the main approaches to ensuring the formation and functioning of the entire belarusian people's assembly. indeed , globally, everything is clear with the federal tax service. at the head of state

the humanitarian crisis. a man lost part of his arm with a prosthesis in the nezlamni national rehabilitation center during the evacuation of the wounded to the front in order to save the muscles of the forearm and the length of the limb, dmitry underwent five operations in three different cities during this time, he managed to get married and definitely decided that in order to continue to live and protect the motherland, he needs the best prosthesis movement once again oh super and now he is stretching his fingers and something super in these shots combat medic dmytro is learning to use a bionic prosthesis that was installed for him in the national rehabilitation center nezlamna in in civilian life, the man worked as an orthopedist and traumatologist in the capital hospital, and on february 24, without hesitation, he went to save the wounded. war is always advised. and traumatology is disgusting, so when the war started, i went to work. that's how it began. my february 24 ended. it was probably 20 days later. when i came home well, they lived in a hospital after the liberation of kyiv region, the

medic dmytro is learning to use a bionic prosthesis that was installed for him in the national rehabilitation centerndomitable in civilian life, the man worked as an orthopedist and traumatologist in the capital hospital, and on february 24 he went without hesitation to rescue the wounded. war is always a good idea. and dermatology is disgusting, so when the war started, i went to work. that's how my life began. on february 24, it probably ended in 20 days. when i came home, well , they lived in the hospital after the liberation of kyiv region, the man changed the capital hospital in the front line, saved wounded soldiers for several months at the front, together with the team managed to evacuate almost two hundred ukrainian soldiers , and during the next rescue, the doctor lost part of his hand when we were together, he went to look for me in the wards. he said that he was going to my ward, there were two nurses. when everything came out, when i left the first appeal room, i realized that i don't have some kind of amputation . at this moment, dmytro almost lost hope of helping again, but the bionic

. >> now, according to the national center for the health statistics, fentanyl involved deaths are the fastest growing among youth ages 14 to 23 years old. santa clara county, fentanyl overdoses who are deaths rose from 29 to 90 from 2019 to 2020 and then 135 deaths in 2021. well, for your health this morning, health experts are meeting this week to talk about the next steps in the fight against covid doctor anthony fauci says the current vaccines have limited durability, especially with the more variants fauci says developing vaccines. that could be a minister. the your mouth, your nose or lungs will be a game changer. >> one, you get faster immunity be call it the viral exposure to the upper airway. their infection and transmission blocking. as i mentioned. and it gives you the advantage of needle free delivery, which puts off obviously some people, but it comes to vaccination. >> doctor fauci says there are several mucosal vaccines in development, but they are facing several challenges. another challenge this morning. we're talking about the rain and your commute into p work. we are

director and today , in connection with the transfer of dovzhenka to the state cinema of the national center, the contract has not been signed with her and was not signed by tkachenko, so i hope that the court will involve her as a third person in this case, the preparatory meeting was held. the parties still have to submit procedural documents , the representative of the state cinema announced at the meeting that there is official information published on the website regarding the suspension of the contested order, we have not seen it, we do not understand the suspension procedure well, let's get acquainted and see, the next meeting is scheduled for december 20, it will also be preparatory and then there will be a substantive review another question, please, is the terminology required by the dovzhenko center, e.e., this is the suspension of this process of reorganization or cancellation, which is the correct term, dovzhenko center appeals against the order itself. he demands that it be recognized as not a law and that another procedure be canceled, that something be done with this order. u

allegedly joined the case which was opened back in 2020 a-a regarding the previous eye officer a-a national centerhenko ivan kozlenko they are looking, well, the reason is that they are looking for documents related to the activities of ivan kozlenka and the potato workers, but for some reason they took away a flash drive with accounting documents . our seal, ah, it's so very strange. and this arrival of the sbu really coincided with the one with the new appointment as acting director. literally the second day, when the team did not allow her to the workplace, they came to and for some reason decided to renew this case ah, that's all it began to raise some points when it all began, well, such an acute phase from the end of august, when the dovzhenko center, the dovzhenko center, received an order for its reorganization in essence, but the liquidation of the dovzhenko center, because one integral institution that was engaged in the study of preservation and popularization of ukrainian cinema has the origin of the order of work divided into three separate legal entities. and the entire collection of

about it actually after uh, including with the new head of the dovzhenko center appeared in the national centern of artistic resistance, two expressions of will against the decision of the state cinema regarding the reorganization of the institution , and the investigative actions were also taking place there, mrs. kateryna, i would like to receive your comment. how do you see it now the situation with dovzhenko is at the center and, well, let's just say that somehow, for some reason, all those interested in it do not manage to hear each other well. thank you for the question, the situation is actually difficult, because now we are dealing with the consequences of a whole series of previous decisions. and of course, uh, some of them it will not be so easy to overcome or fix it. and regarding the dovzhenko center, we have several important points that have always been emphasized by the ministry and all specialists who are related to this issue , first of all, the integrity of the dovzhenko center collection - this is an important collection that has about 60,000 storage units and includes as des

turned off, all systems and all bodies , including the state special communications, the national control centeride, everyone is working on in order to restore them, they are provided with a generator, there is a difficult situation in the world, when we are now trying to buy everything that is, batteries, generators, and there are simply not enough in the world, no one prepared for such a situation when one country will simply be destroyed physically to destroy energy systems when there is an inadequate neighbor or an inadequate enemy who is trying to deprive the civil infrastructure of citizens' access to information, that is why we are purchasing a generator and operators are purchasing batteries and equipping their base stations so that there is communication in the near future we have solved this problem within our capabilities, but in the exact wave, this problem will be solved by the armed forces of ukraine after the victory outside somehow remarks, i just want to note and quote from the words of the former commander of the us forces in europe, who said that that we have now realized our

earth with innovations from shaky autoteric ideas rush to the judgment of the experts of the national centerl authority, but she also insures the necessary skills of rassprosulika will stifle her creativity one day. at the novokovy university laboratory held in olga maslowskaya on average - it's 100-200. nanometer a nanometer is 10 - 9 m, so even an ordinary electron microscope, which, for example, is the method of a university, we also have and it is even impossible for us to make out such a value structurally of our material and put down a warehouse for young scientists. dionidova, easily, operating with the lids of lu-manshits brooms, her vibration of the triad, a graduate student of vitebsk and technologically at the university, rationalized over the creation of novolakine materials, not from threads and faulty amal without a vase from unique elastics. windows they allow you to create such structures that cannot be created in any other way, and the scope of their application is absolutely extensive, it is any industry. here's where you can't go wrong. there you can definitely invent some

. >> according to the national center for health statistics, fentanyl involved deaths are the fastest growing among youth ages 14 to 23 in santa clara county. fentanyl overdose deaths rose from 29 to 90 from 2019 to 2020 and then do 135 deaths in 2021. >> coming up tonight at 6, a message of reassurance from the ceo of delta airlines. why he says there will not be any disruptions during the peak holiday travel season. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... anmore savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a a750 prepaid card th a qualifying bundle. round of powerball frenzy happening tonight. nobody matched the winning numbers on saturday night. so the grand prize has rolled over to today with a record 1.9 billion dollars ready to b

the dovzhenko center or the oleksandr dovzhenka national center seems to be too small a subject of interesttructure, but he has already revealed part of some scheme of connections that should be investigated by law enforcement agencies, even the way in which doshkino is trying to get mrs. chestnut appointed by them to the post, and why haven't you ruled it out yet, although the ministry of culture is now very active in influencing the actions of the preschool on the fate of the dovzhenko center, it's not like that, nothing is happening right at this moment, for this you need to create prerequisites and the ministry of culture created the prerequisites for the catastrophic situation that has now developed, and the competition in which i participated , unfortunately, it became a possible starting point, because if the contract was signed, the institution would be more protected, it did not happen and the ministry of culture actively resisted, er, to conclude this contract or to normalize the situation with other means, i.e. thank you, i think it will be fair. please comment on what was said i

version , you must first set up a workplace the user the procedure specified on the website of the national centerservices. be interested. well, on this the second hour of our live broadcast is coming to an end, but we still have time to tell you the weather forecast, of course, we haven’t told you for a long time . what a wonderful weather today is in the republic yes in the morning today in minsk up to 10°c. oh, not in the morning, it's in the afternoon. excuse me, up to thirteen with a plus sign is expected in brest in vitebsk plus seven plus nine in gomel plus nine plus eleven and up to ten degrees a plus sign in grodno and mogilev everywhere it rains, except for gomel it was said, but in the morning the weather is almost the same. so on and without rain, yes, after 8:00 in the morning we are waiting for a sports commentator on the air. gennady voitovich. this is traditional, as well as anna trubetskaya, she has a premiere of a composition, so it is very beautiful, very beautiful. we won't even talk. what is it called, so that you must turn it on and look, do not switch. see you soon . hey gir

the largest industrial enterprises in the moscow region today , oncologists from the national medical research centerf radiology arrived in khimki. we visit many. uh, large institutions, where there are large factors of environmental disease. ultrasounds and blood tests for specific antigens, a set of important tests that help specialists identify the most common types of cancer are determined in for the first time in the moscow region, but for the 4 years of the existence of the medical project, the leading oncologists of the country have already visited 23 regions for different regions. actually. until the summer. 2023 . we see that there is a need for this, there is a social order for this, that people like it. of course, we are glad that this is so any oncologist knows that cancer is not so terrible as its neglect and the main goal of the project is just that. not this last year, out of 6,000 people examined, 30 people were diagnosed with oncology was detected at an early stage and, what is important, cured. molodets is sharing with his colleagues from the moscow region on the basis of the balash

hoover also the co-director of the national center for school mental health and the director of the national child traumatic stress network's center for state -- for safe, supportive schools. we want to thank dr. hoover for being here. we're grateful she could be with us to bring her expertise. for second and third witnesses, i'll turn to ranking member cassidy. mr. cassidy: i get to introduce two people too. i begin with dr. curtis wright. vice president for student affairs at xavier university in new orleans. he oversees numerous programs dedicated to improving student life including education, wellness, campus safety and athletics. before joining xavier he served as dean of campus life at wagner college in new york city and oversaw multicultural affairs at new york university and in-resident education at the university of arkansas at little rock. dr. wright earned his b. namplet sociology and masters of adult education at the university of arkansas and doctorate in higher education from university of pennsylvania. dr. wright's experience will allow him to speak with a wealth of knowledge

that are experiencing missing or exploited children and if you could talk a bit about what the national center for missing and exploited children are doing or offering in that regard i would appreciate it. >> yes sir thank you for the question. we have an entire family advocacy division who works with the parents, with the family of the missing child in working to ensure that the environment that the child returns home to, hopefully safely and quickly, is appropriate. and that the family is set up for reunification especially in the world -- in the time of long-term missing child cases. some of our cases that are family advocacy division is working to support our at times long-term missing children at where there has been a. of time between the last time the family had seen the child and today. so they work with the family to ensure the family has the right things to say and the right support services to carry on. another area that we have is our team hope. which is a group of volunteers, parents who have suffered either formally or currently missing and exploited child, they engage with the f

uh barbs during the week of our national center 237 creative teams.00 guys to meet. here at such a creative olympiad on creative cut will show their skills and well they are the best of the best. but let's also say the best of the best of the best will win the first, second, third places. already promised orphans to a little dancer from six to nine years old in minsk, a carousel dance ensemble, orphans, a patterned dance theater, frescoes, a creativity competition will stretch until the end of 3 days zara on the right for young vocalists in the nominations of pop classic folk sperm. there is more and more on this, probably, our website tvr-breeding beeline with multi-faith broadcast 24/7 is a project in which within 20 minutes you will learn more about the key events of the past week, which scored the most of your likes on our social networks. make exciting online trips to the most picturesque corners of belarus and make your own rating of tv projects of documentaries and serials that you should watch. watch us every friday night. guys whose erudition

draft law on amendments to the electoral code of the republic of belarus, organized by the national the centerf legislation and legal research, proposals received, including very extensive ones from lawyers and representatives of civil society, promise to make this code one of the most important democratic procedures with the most effective tool. so what is proposed briefly about the main thing writes the security council of belarus today. almost 5,000 belarusians have joined the program of voluntary funded pension insurance. reported on the state-owned enterprise stravita statistics is shared by the insurance company so more actively the entire contract. according to the new program, he concludes in the minsk region. about 36% of the total number of contracts are most often drawn up by belarusians aged 48 to 58 years, by the way, women conclude contracts under the new mechanism somewhat more often than men noted at the enterprise. alisher minko is the hero of the new release of the project. now we are belarusians, he came from afghanistan to our country for students 35 years ago, but only rec

opened in gomel, a cooperation agreement was signed between the francis skaryna university and the national centerntellectual property. now users will have free access to the databases of the world intellectual property organization and other resources. in the meantime, repair of bridges. in gomel, the next reconstruction is planned on barykin street by the local overpass, according to experts , it needs it, therefore it is closed for major repairs to drivers. this, of course, will create temporary difficulties for traffic flows. for the duration of the repair, traffic will be directed to a detour along the nearby streets along barykina street will be closed for the section from obyezdnaya street to the gas station, the completion of repairs is scheduled for december 31 this year. well , in the gomel palace and park ensemble , an exposition of the association of traveling artists of art exhibitions of the 21st century, which was created in st. petersburg in 2005, opened. the main goal is the revival and demonstration of works made in the best traditions of russian realistic art, the works of conte

hoover is also the codirector of the national center for school mental health and the director of the national child traumatic stress networks center for safe supported schools. and we want to thank dr. hoover for being here. maybe didn't have to travel as long as the others. were grateful she could be with us to bring her expertise. for a second and third witnesses i will turn to ranking member cassidy. >> i get introduced to elect people to become two folks from the louisiana. i'll begin with doctor curtis wright. dr. bright is a vice president for student affairs as savior university in new orleans. he oversees numerous programs dedicated to improving student life including education, wellness, campus safety and athletics. before joining zager he served as dean of campus life at wachter college in new york city and oversaw multicultural affairs at new york university and in the resident education at the university of arkansas at little rock. dr. wright earned his ba in sociology a masters of education and adult education from the university of arkansas and a doctorate in higher edu

hours back to spend the evening with the children dimitri simes, director of the washington national interest center and host of the program. the big game on channel one also often traveled on that train. i can't forget how i saw him several times entering the first class car of the train that was going from washington to it, and here he entered . it seems to me that, as professional politicians, he had some kind of normal. thirst to communicate with people that communicating with people and gaining their respect. sometimes worship. he, if you like, blood began to play in him, and in this way he received political energy. this biden energy was enough to lead the most influential committees of the senate on the judiciary and foreign affairs, in the end seventies. he even came to moscow for talks on the limitation of strategic arms today in the kremlin, andrei andreyevich gromyko received the well-known us senator joseph biden, a member of the us senate foreign affairs committee. i believe that soviet-american relations have good prospects, but i will say frankly that for their development we need to

president at the white house historical association and the director of the david rubenstein national center for white house history. the white house historical association is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization with a mission to educate americans about the rich and diverse history of the white house and the people who lived and worked there. our guest this evening is michael giorgione. mike is a retired rear admiral from the navy's civil engineer corps. he served in a variety of assignments around the world in his 29 year military career. including as commander of camp david. after military retirement in 2010, mike has worked in private industry and now is the chief executive officer of a building information systems technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh. in october, 2017, he published his first book inside camp david. the private world of the presidential retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book. he has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show, smithsonian, npr, c-span and many other print radio and television out let's. after a conversa

as our 14 national centers, stomach was dwindled, software keep a method junia. he got caught up dory. we're currently designing software to connect existing computers, data centers and clouds. the software will run on the infrastructure that's already present in the leading our rules will identify those wishing to gain access to the data. so we move from relinquishing control of our data to others, to controlling our own data control. they go to that to understand what secure data exchange could mean for us in the future. let's take an example from the tourist industry. think of a person traveling through different countries using different means of transport. in the future, one single payment $1.00 check in one id check will suffice for the entire journey . the travel agencies, airline companies, and border controls will all be using a common platform at the beginning of the journey. however, the traveller will have to consent to access to their data guy x for their part will guarantee secure data exchange with their block chain technology. every single access a

irwin red letter, he's the founder of the national center for disaster preparedness.e columbia university. he's an msnbc public health analyst. and also the cofounder of the ukraine children's action project, a new initiative designed to provide urgent mental health and educational support to ukrainian kids who are either refugees abroad or, in the case of this particular discussion we are having this, morning internally displaced. erwin, good morning to. you good to see. you know you and i were talking about this a little bit yesterday. this is a dire situation. in wage, as alison barber said, the russians are using winter as a weapon. >> well, ali, good. morning it's actually worse than that, in my opinion. there were two times where russia was humiliated by ukrainian forces. one was on october 8th, when the bridge between crimea and russia was blown up. and the second was when the russians were forced out of kherson. the problem here is that russia change the nature of the war on those two days. instead of fighting a battle for territory in the east, this whole thi

she told me she was now with the national center for missing and exploited children, and she had liveday. there's always something that can be done that hasn't been done. >> our job is to make sure that that law enforcement agency and those families have the resources that we have available in order to bring that case to a successful conclusion. >> when the girl scout murder happened, it had been such a high-profile case at the time that i just assumed everything that could be done had been done on it. so when i pulled it out and started looking and saw that only one item had been submitted for dna evidence, i was a little shocked. i knew there were hundreds of other items available for dna testing. and so we started working on it. >> in the late '80s, that one item that was sent to the fbi for dna analysis was a semen stain from michele guse's sleeping bag. >> from biological evidence, from a sperm, they were able to come up with a partial profile. it was officially inconclusive. >> in the beginning, dna could only do so much. back in the '80s, i had to have a pool of blood to get a d

and this is i the national center for legal research and , accordingly, the national centers for legislative is, there are a number of bodies that work on a professional basis to train deputies. e, they have the right to legislative initiatives and quite often legislative initiatives come out. and here preparations are already in full swing, of course, on their own. yes, i want to propose just such a law for the project, and preparations are already underway, and accordingly, of course, they are being polished. analytics. all for which this law is adopted all substantiated, that is, this is a rather interesting moment, but at the meetings of the working groups, when there is a discussion of some specific, but moments. yes, this or that project law, believe me. not just a number of narrow specialists are invited. yes, i know that this or that issue that is being discussed is so heated, the debates and arguments are clear and specific, and this is the task of the commission, regardless of whether this is our commission on legislation or any other specialized one. here she is making a decision.

he used to be the director of the national counterterrorism center, just a distinguished career. what i have asked him to do in the first instance is take a look at our counterterrorism efforts across the department. and make sure that we are being as impactful and effective. one of the efforts that i have across the department is to drive greater cohesion, so that our impact is maximized. this the i'm actually meeting with him in a few days to discuss the setting of a timeline. an incremental goals along the way. i look forward to discussing that with you. >> we have a coordinator overseeing this, i see the efforts you are making in that area. the administration just released an updated strategy and implementation plan on countering biological threats. this new strategy implements recommendations learn from the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, and the monkeypox public health emergency. certainly global shortcomings and preparedness for the pandemic and by a security spies adversaries. to develop and use biological lessons. secretary mayorkas, can you discuss how dhs is working to impl

blain now is forest cooper, project 21 chair, and senior fellow at the national center for public policy research, author of the new barks put your back en change, how biden's policies hertz blacks and ari fleischer, and fox news contributor. all right, let's begin with the big news of the week. this was historic because nancy pelosi has had to give up the gavel and the media, well, they laid it on really thing. >> it's the end of an era and an incredible one. whether you're a republican or a democrat, it's hard not to be in aw, of what he she has accomplished unless you're in a colt. >> this is like watching yourer a great performer on the stage or a great athlete making a great decision oner about the next chapter. >> it would be difficult to overstate the empact that nancy pelosi has left on our country and on our politics. >> all right, ari, take it away. what about that. >> the mainstream media does the exact same thing for republicans but first the republican has to die. they couldn't stand him, he was a wimp, they kinged him when he was up, kicked him when he was down. after he di

and this is the national center for legal research and , accordingly, the national centers for legislativeies that work on a professional basis to train deputies. uh, they have the right to legislative initiatives and quite often out legislative initiatives. and here preparations are already in full swing, of course, on their own. yes, i want to propose just such a law for the project, and preparations are already underway, and accordingly, of course, they are being polished. analytics. everything for which this law is adopted, everything is justified. that is, this is quite an interesting moment, but at the meetings of the working groups, when there is a discussion of some specific, but moments. yes, this or that bill, believe me. not just a number of narrow specialists are invited. yes, i know one or the other. uh, the issue that is being discussed is so heated, the debates and arguments are clear and concrete, and this is the task of the commission, regardless of whether this is our commission on legislation or any other specialized one. here she is making a decision. in what form will

as senator sanders, senator lahey retires, do you suggest the democratic party will move to a national centeray from a more east coast and west coast liberality? peter: let's define that. what has worked for us, what has worked for the national democratic party, is to have a commitment to the environment, understanding there has to be partnerships between government and the private sector, in order to get things done. frankly, i think that is what you see with the inflation reduction act with climate change. a lot of tax incentives that will help to create a market dynamic. there is a good deal of civic cooperation here in vermont. people here listen more than they talk. when we disagree with somebody we don't assume bad motives. i think the way we do things in vermont, we have a republican governor, democratic, independent in bernie sanders in congress, about that mutual -- but that mutual respect is what we need. certainly, we don't have election deniers here in vermont. lisa: talking about the green transition, there has been such pushback because of the need to invest in fossil fuels in t