uh, let's see, i understand that specialists are being trained here to work at the national center for prevention and , accordingly, the management of the national center for crisis management. our graduates of all levels and cadets and officers serve there. even now, which issue will be absolutely narrower and there is interest in certain areas that we have deals with the main management of the national center e, information signalers, that is, we all e, prepare for not only the national center, but for all situation control centers. uh-huh, there are some simulators here. yes or some kind of such a center, so that we have a crisis management training center, where both cadets and students are trained, so that, uh, arrive after graduation to the place of work. they already knew completely everything, how it all happens, how closely you work with new russian regions, with regard to new regions. we have already concluded one agreement in the twenty-second year, this is the volodymyr dal ugu e sluhansk state university on the organization of retraining of professorial teaching staff on the basis of

nation. >>> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is easing concerns over two recent bird flu cases in cambodia. it says there are no signs the virus was transmitted from person to person. an 11-year-old girl and her father tested positive for the h5n1 virus last month. the child died in hospital while her father recovered. the infections were reported amid a global surge of deadly bird flu cases in animals. it's raised fears of potential risks if it spreads among humans. the cdc says data from cambodian medical workers suggests the girl and her father were infected by the family's domesticated poultry. there's no signs of a drug-resistant variant of the flu. the cdc and the world health organization say they're closely monitoring the spread of bird flu worldwide. >>> when a person is diagnosed with dementia, the symptoms don't just impact the sufferer, they have a profound impact on their loved ones who watch as shared moments fade from memory. but in this next report, we can see how music can have the power to bring them back. ♪ >> reporter: a traditional chinese stringed instrument can produ

robert redfield, former director of the us centers for disease control and prevention, testified before members of congress that the national institute of health could be behind the creation of the dead. the virus. do you think that doctor found she intentionally lied under oath to senator paul when he vehemently denied an age his funding of gain of function research? i think there's no doubt that n i h was funding in a function research. is it likely that american tax dollars funded the gain of function research? i created this virus. i think it did on only from in i age, put from the state department usa idea and from doing well, red field testified that early on he believe the virus had been engineered and he was excluded from later calls because he took that position. he went on to talk about this paper that it appears was generated, and while he couldn't speak to dr. foundries, motivations for prompting this study. he said that it does appear know that that this study was, was intended to translate and prevents and, and circumvent the idea that cobit was originated in a lab that it was a man made virus. if you really w

for one minute. miss balint: mr. speaker, we are in the midst of a terrible mental health crisis among youth in our nation. the centers for disease control and prevention, recent youth risk behavior survey reveals our kids are really struggling. one in 14 girls reported seriously considering attempting suicide in 2021. lgbtq teens and lgbtq girls and teens suffer mental distress, violence, and substance disabuse. we need to -- substance abuse. we need to stand up for them. what do my republican colleagues have us spending time on this week? a sham bill that inserts the federal government between parents and students and schools. it promotes censorship. it promotes banning books. it's not about protecting freedom and kids. as a former teacher and a mom, i know all children deserve a safe and affirming school environment. when i talk to vermont families, they are not concerned about these culture wars. they need us to take our jobs seriously and address the real everyday concerns. that's why i am in congress. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> as

prevent the next acts of violent. with that being said i want to introduce the director of our national threat assessment center. lena: thank you all for being here today. i echo her remarks. we offer condolences for the mass attacks that have happened this week. it's just happening way too often, and for us it redoubles our effort in this space and this is why the secret service has always prioritized putting our research and guidance to prevent these attacks like i'm sharing with you today. i have a lot of information to cover. i am going to cover it fairly quick. you all received the report so you should have an idea as to the type of data but i want to cover some in detail just the highlight the importance of why we need to be understanding why they're happening, what are their behaviors and warning signs and how we can interrupt them. many of you are -- know about the national threat assessment center. our number one consumer is our protective mission. we study all forms of targeted violence to inform how the secret service keeps our nation's leaders safe. but that same threat assessment model that we are using to protect the nati

center, which we've done through our own resources. we've joined in with wells fargo bank and national league of cities to create an office of violence prevention and trauma recovery so that forer we're bringing on additional interventions, bringing in social workers and mental health experts to help curtail some of the challenges we see in our community. our sharpest rise in violence has been among our youngest demographic. instead of doing a curfew whether there isn't detention centers to hold people, nor does it truly get to the root cause of why young people find themselves in vulnerable places at vulnerable times. how do we have people who are specialized in the area of working with that population so that we teach, train and support young people, that they don't take permanent solutions to their temporary problems. we can talk about it, continue not only in addition to the things that i mentioned, other sports that help our police department. what we don't want to do in a moment of crisis is reach for a solution which is worse than where we find ourselves. >> thank you so much for your time today, sir. we appreciate it. >>> the new warning about the trendy keto diet and