the national housing fund, the national housing fund, as a financial institution in the field of financingtry's housing, in addition to using sources such as the applicants' contributions from bank sources and government funds, using the legal capacities of the real estate and property and housing fund. the building will attract micro capital . last year, majid eshghi, head of the securities and exchange organization , caused serious damage to the industry, especially pension funds . transparency and predictability for investors and gaining their trust are among the issues that the stock exchange organization will follow. kala khabar: the price of bitcoin has reached above 71 thousand dollars for the first time since april, which is due to the optimism surrounding the halving event, which is expected at the end of this month. the central depository company and liquidation of last year's industrial profit and rights precedence sarai irani bazar opened a well-equipped and specialized digital store in an area of ​​over 5 thousand square meters in sarai irani qom. types of phones. along with a

from danger in these limits, and also that an additional housing will be produced, which is actually not available in the form of national fundsusing market is good. fortunately, this acceleration actually shows that next year , what we have planned for ourselves is over 150,000, that is, the highest record we had in the 10th government was 353,000 units. in fact, we have identified that in this city block, how many percent of the units are appayed we have a complete ranking in one and the same city, that is, we have thermal maps, for example , which urban block has the highest level of instability . if we can actually sort out our unstable buildings with 300,000 units and sort them, we are almost in these blocks of the city. below 50% means we reach an ideal percentage. if about one million more units are modified , we can be a little bit relieved about the dangers in the worn-out fabric. this is about two to three years from now, which is the right time with what is in the plan. for example, encouraging discussions that are welcomed it was taken in which provinces or which provinces have the least reception. how is it? i wan

but also across the aisle here in the house of representatives that want to see putin be successful. that have been holding up this vital national security funding for months and moving the ball as they do it. moving the goalpost. so, today's the day. and we stand ready as house democrats to vote for our national security. the vote to stand with our allies and all the world -- across the world and send the message that we stand behind our word, we stand with our allies and stand firmly for democracy. that is how we will continue to evaluate this package. that is how we will vote on this package when it comes before us. with that, i am proud to yield to our caucus chair pete aguilar. >> america must maintain its role as a leader in the free world. house democrats for months have been asking to vote on this national security supplemental, key aid to israel, ukraine, humanitarian assistance and indo-pacific priorities. it is so important that we support those efforts. speaker johnson has to tune out the extremism on his side and give us an opportunity to vote for these national security imperatives. i will yield back to the leader. speaker jeffries

this week on "face the nation," the house passes a massive aid package, with funding for ukraine.idening the divide in the republican party. >>> after six months of party infighting over aid to ukraine, speaker johnson did an end run around his maga conservative critics and worked with democrats to get a $95 billion aid package through the house. a move ka could cost him his job. >> these are not armal normal . >> will it revive the weary ukrainiian war effort? >>> plus, we'll hear from tom cole and senator dan sullivan about all this and more. >>> as former president trump prepared for opening statements in the new york hush money trial, bad weather kept him off the campaign trail this weekend. >> the weather is really getting bad. >> president biden spent three days in a state that's a must-win for him. >> you're the ticket to my house. that's not hyperbole. >> we'll talk with that state's democratic governor, josh shapiro. >>> ahead of earth day, what impact is the recent run of extreme weather having on american views on climate change? it's all just ahead on "face the nation.

the border which was not included today in the house but those were all priorities, national security priorities that the white house wanted to see funded so that safety and security could be advanced on those fronts. what we will hear from the white house is that yes, thank you, we are excited and happy about the fact that these measures made it through the house today but then there are going to be additional conversations on what happened down the road when there is more funding needed and there is still the question of border security. the white house, president himself has said that there is a crisis at the border that needs to be addressed. that is something that we can expect to come up again. >> yeah. peter, quickly, we will hear from speaker mike johnson in about 30 to 45 seconds but how long will it take for this to get through congress in its entirety and have a finalized package, bills, that can get to the president's desk for his signature? >> that is a great question. i'm not an expert on congressional procedure but i think they will try to get it through quickly. there is a sense of urgency in the white house. last week's

housing and communal services has been launched, within the framework of which about a thousand activities, among them the repair of heat and water supply systems, another very important tool: soft loans from the national welfare fundse funds approximately 800 facilities were repaired, including the boiler house, wastewater treatment plants, almost 900 km of utility networks, and.. now about the roads, we were engaged in a large-scale renovation of them from the streets in every locality to the access roads to enterprises. the goals in road construction that the president set, by the way, have already been largely achieved, and in a number of indicators have been exceeded. finally last year , about 53% of regional roads, over 2/3 of the main roads, respectively, met all standards and became more convenient and safer. countrywide. more than 3,100 km of highway were created and repaired, and traffic was opened on the m12 east highway from moscow to kazan. the most important project is a new worker. places, people’s quality of life, we will further develop this route, like many others. increasing connectivity in transport accessibility within our large country is, of course, a strategic priority. given the unique geog

housing and communal services, in within the framework of which about a thousand activities began, including the repair of heat and water supply systems. another very important tool: concessional loans from the national welfare fundhese funds we repaired approximately 800 facilities, including boiler houses, wastewater treatment plants, almost 900 km of utility networks, and now about roads, we were engaged in large-scale renovation of them from streets to in every settlement to access roads to enterprises. the goals in road construction that the president set, by the way, have already achieved in many ways, and exceeded a number of indicators. finally last year everything matched. highway, we opened traffic on the m12 east highway from moscow to kazan, the most important project is new jobs, quality of life for people, we will further develop this route, like many others. increased connectivity. transport accessibility within our large country is, of course, a strategic priority, given its unique geography, russia needs strong modern aviation with a divided ground infrastructure, so they not only revived the domestic aircraft industry, but also actively modernized airfields in the regions. over the past year , r

more from the white house president biden on saturday applauding the house for the passage of national security bills, including the funding for ukraine in a statement, the president said, quote today, members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage. >> at this critical inflection point, they came together to cancer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have thought for months to secure. it goes on to note, i urge the senate to quickly send this package to my desk so that i can sign it into law and we can quickly send weapons and equipment to ukraine to meet their urgent battlefield needs. now of course, the white house made the asked for these additional funds for ukraine back in october, and the president at the time said an address to the nation that he was in the interest of us national security, saying that it shouldn't no ground should be seated to russia. but of course, the stalled aid in congress only added to the urgency and over the course of recent months,

the best way the house can heed prime minister kishida's words is pass the national security supplemental as soon as possible, to approve defense funding not just for ukraine but also for the indo-pacific. if we want to protect against the chinese communist party, endangering taiwan, the house should quit stalling and pass the supplemental. if we want to prevent handing putin a victory in europe, the house should do the right thing for democracy and pass the senate's aid package now. and on another matter, today, mr. president, is a big day -- the presiding officer: order on the floor, please. mr. schumer: we're almost done. today is a big day for america, for commonsense gun safety reform. this morning, the biden administration announced a rule expanding background checks and closing loopholes for online sales and gun shows, a direct result of the bipartisan gun safety law passed two years ago. this gun safety announcement has been decades in coming. it is the first significant expansion of background checks since i led passage of the brady bill way back in 1993. today's announcement expanding background checks shows change is possibl

on the supplemental and on ukraine, today, the house will keep working on national security supplemental funding. yesterday, the house released a legislative text, and i'll continue to monitor closely what our house colleagues do in the coming days. i hope that president biden will soon have on his desk long-awaited funding to support our friends in ukraine and israel and the indo-pacific and aid for innocent civilians in need of humanitarian aid in gaza and around the world. senator booker has told us stories about the starvation in darfur and how much worse it would become if we don't get the aid. so the time for house inaction has long been over. now, this afternoon it will be my honor to meet with ukrainian prime minister dennis schmihal who is here to push for more funding for ukraine. i will tell the prime minister the same thing i told president zelenskyy when i was in ukraine about a month ago -- america will not abandon you. your cause is our cause. we are working day and night to finally deliver to you the aid you need to defeat vladimir putin 's evil forces. the one word to describe w

gemini, will resume its cooperation with unreal house, the united nations agencies of palestine. refugees in garza, several countries hold to the funding temporarily during an investigation into the agencies stuff. israel had accused thousands of the agencies employees of being involved in the october, the 7th. the terrorist attacks more than a 1000 donors, including the 2 largest ones, the u. s. and germany suspended the unrest funding. as a result, the recent investigation says that israel has not provided evidence. sutton, unrra employees were members of terrorist organizations. jonathan found that is a spokesman full on rough aisle somalia, for his reactions to the news that germany is going to resume corporation with his organization. i mean, this is a course of very, very positive development. i do want to stress that the german, the last month that already come forward with fresh funding of 45000000 euros for our work in the west bank of georgia and syria and 11. and so what we're talking about today specifically is a kind of on locking of the, the remaining suspension on funding for gaza. which is critical moments, of course, g

to pass the continued funding which is significant from the united states and pass our bipartisan national security bill and do it now. now. there's overwhelming support in the house and senate, if they'd just let a vote take place. and you know, because as the chum republic remembers -- the czech republic remembers, russia won't stop in ukraine, and the impact on nato will be significant. putin is going to keep going, including europe, the united states and the entire world at risk if we don't stop him in ukraine. so, mr. prime minister, thank you again for being here today. i look forward to our discussion and really delighted you're here. really delighted you're here. the floor is yours. >> mr. president, thank you very much for your invitation to come. it's nice to be here. relations between our country are now very strong. and they have had a long tradition, the united states has had a main role in founding a independent czech and our first president had an american vibe and the czech community in the u.s. is large as well as abroad. i can mention madeleine albright is an excellent example. she was the u.s. secretary of state but also from prague. president b

>> the visit comes as house speaker mike johnson is planning long-delayed votes this weekend on hills to funds ukraine, israel, taiwan, and a package of other republican national security priorities, despite far right members who oppose ukrainian aid, confronting the speaker on the house floor today, escalating threats to kick him out of his job. >> we can't play multics with this, we have to do the right thing.>> congressman castro signaled he and fellow democrats may support the republican speaker, to ensure the aid passes.>> we will do what is necessary for the people of ukraine.>> we have a possibility to stop this, not just for ukrainians. if we are not able to stop in ukraine, he will go further.>> she has been documenting russian human rights abuses in ukraine, sharing this young boys drawing about the pain of losing his mother in a russian air strike. >> we have 68,000 such stories. i'm fed up with it. i am here trying to stop this war. >> one ukrainian making politics personal, armed with the stories of her people fighting for survival. >> president biden has thrown his support behind speaker johnson's foreign aid funding plans. in a meeting with worl

house saying about these developments? >> while well, if president biden has thrown his support behind these national security bills, but to remind viewers, these were funds that the president requested last year. and over the last several months. the way that the us and the white house has framed this as a matter of national security that it was a priority to get these funds across the finish line to not cede any ground to russia and especially in this moment, what we have heard over and over from us officials is that these funds are urgent and that they are necessary for ukraine. in fact, just this week in a wall street journal op-ed, president biden called this quote a pivotal moment. and earlier this morning, the office of management and budget echoed that hang in a statement, quote, passing this legislation would send a powerful message about the strength of american leadership at a pivotal moment, the administration urges both chambers of congress to quickly send this supplemental funding package to the president's desk. it's worth noting that point about strength of american leadership. we have seen that this has been a recurring topic of discussio

house with the latest. >> to begin debate on the foreign aids bill and voting 1 p.m. three of the four fund israel, and indo pacific and nationalurity priorities like the houses recently passed crackdown on tiktok ownership. the legislation cleared a procedural step on friday with 615 democrats voting to advance the bill only 151 republicans voted yes. all of this could cause mike johnson his job but he's defending himself. >> not the legislation that we would write if republicans were in charge and the house and the senate and the white house. this is the best possible product that we can get under these circumstances. reporter: we are watching congresswoman marjorie taylor green to see if she triggers to johnson today and three favors removing him and may be willing to help keep his role and king jeffries isn't giving definitive answer. >> to have the conversation before the house caucus but first thing is first we have to still get the national security bills over the finish line. >> overnight the senate voted 60-34 to reauthorize fisa which government uses to t gaer intelligence on foreign subjects a process that also sweep

the national housing development of the province by the minister of roads and urbanization also promises to fulfill the wish of the applicants to own a house. ken was in east azarbaijan province. funding land for this amount of housing construction, managing the payment process, appointing contractors, managing the construction site, all the things that my colleagues in the province and in the country in the governorate of the country are busy with. according to the minister of roads and urban development, one of the new works in the housing sector is the delivery of land to mardemeh, who has delivered about 400,000 plots of land so far. people have become in the cities of the country. tabriz radio and television news agency. the beginning of recording the debates of the second stage of the elections of the twelfth term of the islamic council. the national media is the same as the first stage at this stage of the election, in order to achieve electoral justice and get to know more people about the candidates and their programs, equal advertising opportunities for all candidates. has provided access to the second stage of the elections. beginning of the recording of televised debates o

by cable. >> the house has approved the rules guide be debate on four foreign aid bills, three which provide funding to israel, ukraine and taiwan. e fourth bill is a package of national security measures cluding sanctions on

delay it looks like the house will finally pass much needed foreign aid for the embattle nation of ukraine. today the house voted 316-94 to allow for separate votes on bills to fund. it now looks like the house will pass each of those aid bills tomorrow or they'll certainly try to but the drama in house is far from over. today the far right arizona congressman announced he would be joining his colleagues green and massey of kentucky in supporting a measure to oust the speaker johnson which is a so called motion to vacate. if all democrats vote together against the speaker mike johnson can only afford to lose two republican votes to lose his seat. and mike gallagher is expected to leave congress sometime after this weekend's vote which after the speaker johnson could only afford to lose a single vote. despite that razor thin margin, the speaker is projecting confidence he's going to stay on the job. >> are you worried about your job? >> i don't worry. i just do my job. >> is it time to just put the motion to vacate on the floor? >> we'll see what happens. i'm going to do my job. i'm not detered by threats. we're going to do the right thing and let the chips fall w

i hope the house gets this done very soon because the national security funding cost america and are allies dearly. i met yesterday with the ukrainian prime minister who told me how difficult the war has become for ukrainian fighters running out of ammo and air defense basic needs. does the work. simple as that. the war his billy turned in russia's paper, larger and stores expand enjoy support from north korea, iran, china. the russian tv, the three from america is eventually going to run out. we dare not prove them right because united states will not stop, he may look including what we will stop and going. the chinese communist party may look at america's abandonment ukraine and wonder if we will show weakness in the indo-pacific imagine the signal american an action would to our friends. imagine what would say to the people of taiwan, it's not a world we want to live in. protecting democracy is not for the faint of heart. that is what precisely the american people sent us your to do. chips in science. yesterday i shared my firm the most important manufacturers in the united states

this week on "face the nation," the house passes a massive aid package, with funding for ukraine.

he'll need to win over house republicans to pass the national security package that includes fundingainian allies in asia. president biden is urging leaders on both sides of the aisle to pass the aid bill as soon as possible. millions of people across the plains of the midwest are bracing for dangerous severe weather to start the work week. the potent system could bring baseball size hail, damaging winds, tornadoes and heavy downpours to the regions and the strongest forms are expected to parts of nebraska, kansas, oklahoma and northern texas and then parts of iowa and missouri on tuesday. people in the areas are being urged to take caution. back to "sunday night in america". trey: welcome back to sunday night america, trials are won or lost before the opening statements or even utter it's called jury selection, trump pleaded not guilty to falsifying business records in connection with payments to stormy daniels. he remains presumed innocent no matter how infrequently you hear that on other networks, the way the jury selection system works is people are asked questions by the judge,

additional funding for national security priorities, including funding. for ukraine, and speaker mike johnson confirmed this weekend that he is preparing his own bill that he plans to introduce to the houseepresentatives when the house resumes after april 9th, and he did confirm that the bill will contain an innovation, what an innovation ? first, speaker johnson talks about the idea of ​​using frozen russian assets to finance his own military aid to of ukraine. in accordance with the so-called ripo act, he, for example, said in an interview with fox news that if it is possible to use the money of russian oligarchs to help ukraine defend itself, it will be, as he said, pure poetry. he also repeated the idea that it might be worth giving ukraine this aid in the form of a loan or credit, and he also said that, in particular, the former president of the united states, donald trump, spoke about this. he also said that it would be nice to expand ex. american natural gas in order for russia to have less opportunity to finance its military machine, and thus he hinted that in particular he could demand from the president. biden to reverse his decision not to temporarily issue licenses for new ln

delay, it looks like the house will finally pass much-needed foreign aid for the embattled nation of ukraine. today, the house voted 316-94 to allow for separate votes on bills to fund, israel, and taiwan. now it looks like the house will pass each of those eight bills tomorrow or they will certainly try to. the drum and the house is far from over. today, the far right arizona, rissman paul goes-r announced he would be joining his colleagues marjorie taylor greene and thomas massey of kentucky in supporting a measure to oust speaker mike johnson. a so-called motion to vacate. if all democrats vote together against the speaker, mike johnson can only afford to lose two republican votes to save his receipt. the republican congress and mike gallagher is expended to leave congress, after each speaker johnson can only afford to lose a single vote. spec that was a thin margin, the speaker is projecting confidence he's going to stay in the job. >> are you worried about your job ? >> i don't worry, i just do my job. >> is it time to put the motion to vacate on the floor? >> we will see what happens. i'm not deterred by threats. we will do the right thing and let the chips fa

nation." six months to the day after president biden requested the funding for ukraine, it has finally passed the housethe $95 billion foreign aid package includes $61 billion for ukraine and rebuilding u.s. weapons stockpiles, $26 billion in aid for israel, that includes some humanitarian aid for palestinians, and $8 billion for parts of the indo-pacific region, which includes taiwan. a bill also forces the chinese-owned firm byte dance to sell tiktok or risk a u.s. ban. speaker mike johnson, along with a minority of republican, worked with a majority of democrats, to get the ukraine aid through. that bipartisan effort has made some ultra conservative house republicans livid, and they're threatening to remove the speaker from his job, just six months after a similar scenario cost kevin mccarthy the speakership. the senate is expected to pass the funding bill later this week. we begin today with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. good morning and good to have you here. >> thank you, margaret. >> senator, $61 billion in aid to ukraine, about 60% of that stays as an investmen

good morning more protests erupting on college campuses house speaker mike johnson threatening to pull federal funding and hinting of the national shares are tumbling we will tell you why investors are pulling back >>> new rules requiring airlines to auto mamatically issue refun over vouchers. it's thursday, april 25th, 2024. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at what is happening with the u.s. equities there is pressure taking place this morning after earnings reports that disappointed last night. right now, you see the dow off 145 points s&p futures tdown 27. nasdaq down 145. a lot of that from meta. we will talk about that in a moment we have a slate of companies reporting this morning we will get you the numbers. the

house team, his national security team and countless briefings, meetings, hearings by departments and agencies across our government for the congress in the house and the senate. it was a long road to secure this funding and i have to say standing here today, it was too long. the consequences of the delay have been felt in ukraine. over the past six month, ukraine has had to ration ammunition. that has resulted in the loss of some territory in the east. while today's announcement is good news for ukraine, there steer under severe pressure on the battlefield. it is possible russia could make additional tactical gains on of the coming weeks. russia has tried to grind out very slow, costly progress on multiple fronts over the past few weeks. they are threatening settlements to the west and they are raining down on kharkiv and cities across ukraine. the fact as it is going to take some time for us to dig out of the hole that was created by six-month sub delay before congress passed the supplemental. that is why the minute the president signed the supplemental, he turned and signed a very substantial drawdown package that includes urgently needed artillery, more armored vehicles, javelins, stingers and air

demonstrate has gone tension since the government headquarters and funding and nationalities home, families of the captives being housing guys. i was young, the crowd demanding early elections and a prisoner exchange deal for each. hollins report, smockey bodies through a clash is lights on tuesday between is ready. protest is and the police video is shad on social media are and showing on his ready tv showed protest is trying to take down the power case. the police have put up, others scuffling with police as the police were trying to to make the tensions. now, these protests began on sunday nights and planned to last the 4 days and then perhaps more. what they want is the removal of benjamin netanyahu from office. they want him to call on the election so that i can force him out a full size one that can asset the cooling office pos i have a recess. they say that this time of war when there was still more than a 130, is ready to capt saves, inside cause of being held by how much that this is no time for parliamentarians to be going on. holiday passions are running very, very high, and a box is difficult to see the mome

east and the us present job i met has national security advises and we have funds where they called americas on cod commitment, as well as security of white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more on the us response to the attack in the 10 days leading up to a ron's attack on israel us president joe biden works with the is really prime minister trying to prevent the attack. there were constant communications between us and is really officials. but we are now learning that there was also true swiss intermediaries contact between the united states. and iranian officials. what we know is there was an effort to try and prevent what ultimately occurred. the united states saying what did not occur, however, was a 72 hour warnings that a ron had promised to give prior to any attack. instead, the intent to the us officials say was to be highly destructive. still, the united states saying that the defense was 99 percent effective in stopping $300.00 munitions and $100.00 ballistic missiles. now in a call between the united states president and the is rarely prime minister, benjamin netanyahu was told that the us president will not join any effort

commissioner kevin testified these sent on behalf of the national association of counties about critical role homes, cdbg and the housing trust fund play and helping counties of every size to address housing needs. local communities depend on this partnership. even with more housing some families working low-wage jobs some seniors on fixed income still will not make enough. sorry okay. hud's housing assistance program are critical to keep rent affordable. >> excuse me. [laughter] well done. [laughter] i am almost done senator scott. >> take your time mr. chairman. [laughter] i need to make sure they work effectively and officially to serve our communities and protect our investments. congress needs to do our part. last month this committee had a hearing on legislative proposals help expand our housing supply and bring down the cost of housing let's continue our bipartisan work to move forward with common sense proposal help expand housing options and reduce cost i look forward to continue to work with ranking member scott on this committee towards that goal. i look forward to hearing today from the two leaders before us about what

house as it to awaits of the results of today's votes will leading up to this bot, president biden has thrown, had thrown his support behind these national security bills. and of course, these are funds that the president asked for last year and the white house has maintained that they are urgent and necessary especially for ukraine and often over the course of the last few months when president biden would speak about these funds to ukraine, he would frame this as a national security priority, noting that they should not be ceding any ground to russia. now, this week in a wall street journal op-ed, the president said that this was quote, a pivotal moment and the y's, the white house office of management and budget echo that in a statement just yesterday saying, quote, passing this legislation would send a powerful message about the strength of american leadership. i would a pivotal moment going on to say that the administration urges both chambers of congress to quickly send this supplemental funding package to the president's desk course the white house watching all of this very closely as they framed this as very, very urgent for ukraine the voting getting underway, and of course

national project housing and urban environment. in 2021 , we made two issues worth 20 billion rubles. last year, in this way, it was possible to attract approximately twice as much fundsure is the engine of progress, it changes the quality of life of people, creates an environment for business, but is usually slow to sink. new for now... so how much time do you save? about 8 months. alexander gaidakov, president of a group of construction companies that was the first in the country to work using infrastructure bonds. saving money, saving money i have, we got it much more profitable than renting a house, yes, that is, a mortgage is more profitable than twice, it turns out to be twice as profitable to own your own home than renting, and the opportunity to buy renovated apartments, that is you can include repairs in the mortgage, it will be convenient, there are obvious benefits for buyers, it turns out that a large number of homes are currently offered for sale. accordingly the price below, but for you, how reasonable is the money you are attracting? for infrastructure bonds we receive loans at 3.5%. if we go into banking history, then it is significantly more expensive

lawmakers called on the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress on monday to vote on a package of additional funding for the financing of us national security priorities, which includes aid to ukraine and israel. this the package has already passed the senate with votes from both democrats and republicans, and we can send it to the president for his signature on monday night, said the appeal to johnson, which was signed by more than 90 congressmen. on sunday, after iran's attacks on israel, speaker johnson for... announced that the house of representatives will try again this week to approve necessary aid to israel and ukraine. we'll talk more about when congress will consider aid for ukraine with kateryna lisonova, who joins from the capitol. congratulations katya. congratulations, maria. katie, please tell me, can we expect congress to expedite consideration of aid to ukraine and israel after this attack by iran on sunday? and when can we expect some developments in aid to ukraine? yes, in fact, maria, it looks like this.

national project housing and urban environment. in 2021, we made two issues worth 20 billion rubles. last year, in this way, it was possible to attract approximately twice as much fundsis the engine of progress, it changes the quality of life of people, creates an environment for business, but usually bathes slowly. this is a new and unusual method for many. attract financing for the construction of utilities, schools, kindergartens, hospitals, infrastructure bonds, but what does this tool give to business? previously, we built a house first, and then we brought roads and networks to it, and it was very expensive for us, now such a tool has appeared, in literally six months we built the entire frame of roads, the entire frame of utility networks, built a gas boiler room and completely assembled so big microdistrict in terms of preparation, it turns out? how much time do you save? about 8 months. alexander gaidakov, president of a group of construction companies, which was the first in the country to start working with the help of infrastructure bonds. now they are building a new residential area with a kindergarten, school, hospital, and all amenities. small business

house of representatives. congressmen are going to consider a new one bill as early as saturday, along with other initiatives to fund nationaly needs. we will ask my colleague tetyana voroshko whether it will be possible to gather the necessary support and when he can vote and sign this bill under... the president. congratulations tanya. congratulations, maria. tanya, tell me, please, is there a chance that aid to ukraine will be agreed upon this week, and what do the opponents and supporters of the draft law say? well, there is still a chance, the congressmen plan to work on saturday, they can continue their work on sunday, if, if this as the situation requires, the senate also has full, let's say, control over its schedule, and as for the position, in principle, the position will still depend. depending on what the final text will be - of this law, or of these bills, the currently published text, which will probably be amended, and if you look at the positions of the various parties , the democrats said that they support the bill if it reflects the main positions national security of the senate bill, yes, it is is present,

house speaker mike johnson is threatening to pull federal funding from schools that don't create safe environments for jewish students. he visited columbia yesterday and suggested the national guard could be used, if needed, to break up those protests. the white house says it condemns anti-semitism, but said that free speech on college campuses is important. and reggie, i was just at columbia university this weekend . obviously there was a lot of activity there, and this comes as that campus and others are gearing up for commencement ceremonies. >> thank you. gloria. back here in the bay area, the number of tents set up at a protest encampment on sproul plaza at uc berkeley has grown to about 70. participants are calling this the free palestine camp. they've called on cal to divest from companies with stakes in israel. students say. the to risk being arrested and expelled. university officials say the encampment is peaceful and there are no plans to change uc's investments. >> a mix of both relief and worry from the parents of a berkeley native being held hostage by hamas. there's a new video of their son, hirsh goldberg polen, abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here wit

okay, john, let's pause in this house a little bit because of course, a big issue is g, 20 nations causing emissions. the on the big issue is climate funding for poor nations who often find themselves on the front lines of climate change. you've got a wells bank think well by leasing this month is debt relief and financial aid full . these nations going to be on its agenda. i was old. so i mean, we have to bear in mind such the per capita emissions from the rich countries as something like 5 or 6 times, but from the parents country. and we have to bear in mind as well that the top 10 percent of rich countries and rich people in the world. and that includes most of these in europe, a cancer about 50 percent of global emissions. so there's an element of culpability here that we can't run away from the dr. sims and bob we that you mentioned is not the fault of the people of zimbabwe. it's seriously couldn't contribute you too, by what we in the west are doing what we in the developed world are doing. so i think it's incumbent on the g 20 to face up to its responsibilities, but it has to be a leader in this area. and the you and the europe in

nations. many countries still haven't reinstated funding to the agency after suspending contributions when israel may be accusations back in january. gabriel is on the house move from new york. humanitarian organizations are bound by principles of neutrality, and unrest has not only met but exceeded those principles. that according to a newly released $47.00 page independent report, which was commissioned by the un and led by former french foreign minister, catherine colona. in conjunction with 3 human rights investigative bodies from europe over the findings of the review. all of that in rise in place of very significant number of negations and procedures to ensure compliance with the management principles of neutrality. i show you the property of a more definite system, then all the un organizations on addresses which is a necessity, considering the very difficult environment, complex and difficult, a situation in which they operate and the this uniqueness of the mission. the report was 9 weeks in the making and relied on hundreds of interviews and site visits including in gaza. it was commissioned by the secretary general antonio gutierrez after israel

house speaker mike johnson is threatening to pull federal funding for schools that don't create safe environments for jewish students. he visited columbia yesterday and suggested the national guard could even be used if needed, to break up the protests. the white house says it condemns anti-semitism, but said that free speech on college campuses is important. reggie >> thanks, gloria. back here in the bay area, the number of tents set up at a protest encampment on sproul plaza at uc berkeley has grown to about 70. participants are calling this the free palestine camp, and they've called on cal to divest from companies with stakes in israel, students say they are willing to risk being arrested and expelled. university officials say the encampment is peaceful and there are no plans to change uc's investments. >> a mix of both relief and worry from the parents of a berkeley native being held hostage by hamas. there's a new video of their son, hirsh goldberg. poland abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here with a look at the undated video. and, ryan, we are hearing from his parents this morning. >> yeah, that's right amanda, powerful words coming from the parents. it has bee

house of representatives. i think that the speaker has been very clear. he supports ukraine funding, he supports funding for israel and the asia package that's part of the nationalsupplemental and he's made it clear that he sees that the path is for that to come to the house floor this week. i think it will have overwhelming support both for ukraine, israel and asia packages and not just because of what happened with iran escalating and the conflict in the middle east and because these are allies that need and deserve our support. >> donald trump has been on the sidelines saying he doesn't see that aid go in the form of a loan. >> very quickly, do you expect it to get a vote this week, congressman? >> i do, and i expect it to pass. donald trump has said the humanitarian, the other -- the support to the ukrainian government on the weapons be the military support everyone has been very much on the side of understanding that we're at a critical point. russia is beginning to gain ground. ukraine is beginning to lose the ability to lose the ability to defend itself and the u.s. must step up and provide the weapons they need and we'll see overwhelming support for that

clearer that the best way to help israel for the house to quickly pass the senate's by national security supplemental. next week and that bill includes funding for israel, as well as ukraine and taiwan we'll pay francis making an appeal after this weekend's violence in the middle east. t is urging leaders in the region to work to avoid further escalation asking them to choose peace >> one does of how much suffering. let's pray for peace, but enough more than enough attacks, enough violence let there be dialogue and let there be ps >> and he called for a pause in the fighting in gaza. he said that would be to allow more humanitarian aid in and to help free the hostages held by hamas it also called for a two-state solution for israel and the palestinians and becky amazon, i will be back in about 30 minutes live from abu dhabi after break. my colleague paula newton has the latest on donald trump's historic criminal trial set to begin later today >> i. grew up in boston, i grew up in this really racist part of boston called boston >> tuesday night. and i see this tweet and i started to my best friend in the world and i wrote david. do you wanna