it's the one her son jose see a new house.ilding for his wife, his daughter and the baby son is yet to meet, born after he was sent to prison. despite opponents saying it's unconstitutional, president bukele is expected to stand for re—election in 202a. his security crackdown should make him unassailable at the polls. but are thousands of families like marcela's paying the price? 0ur forecast for the week ahead doesn't bring anything that resembles a heatwave, however there is going to be a lot of fine, dry and sunny weather around stop and in the sunshine it will build relatively warm. through this weekend, england and wales will have the lion's share of that strong sunshine with iub levels. scotland and northern ireland, perhaps seeing more in the way of cloud and a little bit of rain at times. on the earlier satellite picture on friday, you can see cloud, some shower clouds across central and southern parts. some dig down storms and on saturday some generally cloudy weather and from the north—west, across northern ireland a

in this , we try to implement the program in every city, and when we build new housing , we must balancee construction of new kindergartens and schools. well, now sports news and so alexander women's handball superleague started the final series who plays for gold there alex good morning final series is played by cska and rostov-don. this is a classic of russian women's handball in recent years. the final series has started in the women's handball superleague for the third time in history, the title of the championships of russia is played between moscow cska and rostov don. the first match of the final series the night before was held in moscow . it was a close match that was misleading, and 4 minutes before the end of the second half it was still equal, but the end of the match, the rostovites, lost in the winners , albina murzalieva scored the most. yesterday she has six goals the final series in the women's super league play to two victories cska accordingly led 1.0 the second match of the series will be held in rostov-on-don on tuesday may 30, if cska becomes the champion, then this

budzinski is the decr representing the 13th congressional district in illinois and one of nearly 80 new house members in the 118th congress. she comes to capitol hill with earlier experience here, including internships with former house minority leader dick eppard and democratic

100 kilometres away, marcela is also taking me to see a new house. hola.ding for his wife, his daughter and the baby son he is yet to meet, born after he was sent to prison. despite opponents saying it's unconstitutional, president bukele is expected to stand for re—election in 202a. his security crackdown should make him unassailable at the polls. but are thousands of families like marcela's paying the price? hello. you need a certain level of temperature to make clouds. and on thursday, that temperature was 17 degrees. from a blue sky, sunny start to the day across the yorkshire area, as we hit 17, we started to get these cumulus clouds. as the air started to rise, it hit a layer of warm air higher up in the earth's atmosphere and that cloud then started to spread out. and by the time we got to the early afternoon, it turned pretty cloudy and that kind of thing you can see happening here on the satellite picture from thursday, look how this area of cloud just expands through the course of the afternoon, showing you that because probably going to see a si

this is how we built the new house, right? by the way. ok. go all the same you won't cook porridge.f you are in the head, the road sister sat down. yes, i have to eight like a cannon. clearly arrived and where? that's it , dear brothers. i didn’t have the courage to write now, you see, judge for yourself. all in sight brothers well, have you seen enough wealth from your brother? my fire hurts my eyes. yes, not from poverty, from no, there would be enough money and paint the floors and take the walls into wallpaper. and i reasoned that it was not left to give the cards to lower the house. for the place of the card will be. michael loved you more than his daughters. how did you drink? here is my shift on the ground? and how misfortune happened for three days, i didn’t close my eyes, i searched for everything along the river. i have these i have like a miracle heart. this is lyubka filya, a rooster who is guilty of everyone, he decided to play pranks on the river, twirl his back, everyone swam out. vasya i was about to come up and suddenly heard lyubka screaming, help me. it went to th

well, what are the criteria, if possible, so to speak, new houses are being built - this is the nevskye we are already handing 1,600 warrants have been issued for new apartments; now another 800 apartments are in operation. well , in houses that are commissioned and we take their municipal property. uh, people keep issuing warrants construction continues in the microdistrict , a new school is being built, a modern one for 1,100 people , a new kindergarten is being built. this is the ordzhonikidzevsky district at one time. well, that is, about 70 houses in operation this year should pass this what is new, well reconstruction is underway renovation work is underway on 1.55 houses of multi-apartment stock, which suffered these this is also in the twenty-third year, that is, the plans are grandiose pace. fast because putin came here to check how the work was being carried out, gave an assessment of the work of both the city and the leadership of the republic as a whole , more than 20,000 are working here. the number of builders yesterday was 25,000, therefore, if only the weather condition

i’ll note ufa is not a hit on the general plan, plus two new sites for housing construction, one of theught-after facilities, which are already being built here today , a sports and recreation complex and a school are next in line. a new clinic, as well as a city park. he warns of the threat of famine in 22 countries. among them are burkina faso haiti afghanistan somalia south sudan yemen and other states. all of them are currently at the highest level of danger in terms of acute food shortages , these are the results of the joint report, food and agricultural organization and the world food programme. un according to their forecasts. the food shortage crisis will intensify, both in scale and speed, the document highlights the risk of the sudanese crisis spreading. to neighboring countries. more than a million people are expected to leave the country, while another two and a half million sudanese are expected to face acute famine in the coming months. 52 serbs suffered after nato special forces used special equipment against protesters in the north, kosovo clashes began on the eve immed

for a new house with marble floors, they found money for a chernobyl invalid.stand that there was some kind of house about this. yes, hollow marble. yes, money for marble floors was found for a new house for the pension fund for the disabled of chernobyl. understandable understandable excuse me, you can come in. why then will you have to come to the investigative committee tomorrow? look who this bitter woman was married to. followed by a premiere on the channel russia i know about your husband. i didn't pass it because i could. katya, i understand everything with her. you will be with me, like behind a stone wall very well, katyusha tomorrow at 21:20 on the russia channel they will be there, they will be convinced amazing people exist amazing people the legendary show returns on may 19 at 21:30. among the killers. where can he hide? only here on the trick they will find about it can kill a person depends on what this thing is soaked in. i need help. i received another replies from the pension fund, i could not calm down, i drank all the medicines and went to b

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one of its nearly 80 new house members. she told c-span about her work expanding rural broadbanas a state legislator. lessons learned from her failed 2016 house campaign and her , roots in southern indiana. rep. houchin: it's home, it has always been home, i have always lived in the ninth district. i went to indiana university in that district, i am a homegrown indiana girl and i'm happy to be part of the state. >> where do your values come from? rep. houchin: my parents raised me conservative but growing up i really was not -- we were not a political family. i knew where they stood, and when i was in college i really had to do some soul-searching on what part of the political spectrum, where i found myself. as a senior in college, i interned for the state legislature in the state senate and i had to decide which side of the aisle i was going to try to serve. ultimately, for me, it came down to the issue of life, and so that is where i -- and also fiscal responsibility. those two issues pushed me to the republican side. it

housing. it was a big struggle for me to do work my myself because i was new immigrant. i have no english and because of the support of bishop i was able to get like a secure housing situation and i would like you to continue support like bishop other services to continue in the community. thank you. (change of captioners). speaker please. >> speaker: i'm here to speak about the gray button, it was created for all the overdoses, it's an alternative that the tenants can put on their wall and it rings the front desk and to my phone. we're a go between the police narcan trained, we can go into the tenant's room because we're part of the community that trust us, with no judgment. we save lives in the building. i just want to say that it's working well and we're trying to put it in more buildings. thank you. >> thank you for joining us today. next speaker please. >> speaker: good afternoon, i'm a jasmine i'm a law fellow at legal assistance to the elderly and i want to thank the council for no cuts. as you may know, tenants right to council is a city wide program that provides

he sat down with the mcdonald's owner, who made a significant donation to the new house. dan: -- >> once you go in, meet with the children and see what is happening there and it is such a difficult time in their life, how could you not support them? dion: the charity house has two locations in san francisco and stanford but it is the first time children will be served in the oakland area. much more to come, including some job opportunities for those driven to find work. the county looking to hire hundreds of bus operators, and the event that brought out plenty of applicants today. plus, a competition that had pg andy employees -- pg& showing off their athleticism. spencer: i have the accuweather forecast, coming up one abc 7 news at 4:38 continues. a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer.

this year. >> in alameda, a new transitional housing development has opened on the island. dignity village is now officially operational. our kron four's. philippe, you call reports that this marks the end 14 month project aimed at helping to end homelessness. >> cinda sullivan was initially on the fence about a new transitional housing development coming to her neighborhood in alameda. she has lived off 5th street since 2008 and feared her community might change for the worse. the concerns naturally is that it's going to be kept clean. it's going to be, you know, fully organize. >> you known as always scary to us. but sullivan's concerns have been put to rest now that she sees the end result of the 14 month project on wednesday, the community celebrated the grand opening of dignity village looking at this is beautiful. and i just hope that it, you know, my peers is that it will be successful and that of the stay this way. the new transitional housing community includes 47 small units with a bed desk and private bathroom and the property can house up to 61 people out of tim

one of its nearly 80 new house members. she ld-span about her work expanding rural broadband as a ste legislator. lessons learned from her failed 2016 house campaign and her , roots in southern indiana. rep. houchin: it's home, it has always been home, i have always lived in the ninth district. i went to indiana university in that district, i am a homegrown indiana girl and i'm happy to be part of the state. >> where do your values come from? rep. houchin: my parents raised me conservative but growing up i really was not -- we were not a political family. i knew where they stood, and when i was in college i really had to do some soul-searching on what part of the political spectrum, where i found myself. as a senior in college, i interned for the state legislature in the state senate and i had to decide which side of the aisle i was going to try to serve. ultimately, for me, it came down to the issue of life, and so that is where i -- and also fiscal responsibility. those two issues pushed me to the republican side. it was

500,000 million will come refugees have already begun to be relocated, specially built for them new housesnorthern syria and in the near future, another million people will receive new housing with the assistance of ankara meanwhile , turkish citizens living abroad set a record in the second round of the presidential elections, according to the turkish election commission this time 800,000 people were accepted, almost 200,000 more than in the previous round. now these ballots will be brought to ankara for the counting of votes, let me remind you that in the first round of the diaspora in for the most part, the red-haired stage and rogan supported. turkey itself will vote this sunday leyla nazarova mikhail vikulin, elena pomelnikova vesti, turkey well , economic news now maria's income from the compulsory health insurance fund has exceeded experts' expectations. and how much alexey earned almost a trillion rubles last year, i will tell you the details in the issue, but i will start with the topic of international trade. the trade turnover between russia and armenia this year may break the r

and now her rights have been completely restored; new housing was given out on the fifth floor, but this fact does not scare elena now to move around in wheelchairs in this house. she and her mother can have a freight elevator without outside help, and the entrance group of the entrance is fully adapted for people with limited mobility for a walk. now every day and several times i feel better too. so much so that she herself can leave the house herself, call in herself for food ride alexander loktionov. anna melikyan maxim parliamentary hour. in the parliamentary control section, we show how deputies solve the problems of voters. any person can turn to a deputy for help, write to the regional reception or to the receiving state. can this be done by mail or through the official website? prevention of unemployment this state duma pay great attention adopted. in the first reading, the bill on employment of the population , the current document is significantly outdated, as a new version will help people find work dreams, and what the participants can count on, maria burkova found out igor w

promised build new houses within six months. donbass this evening again turned out to be under massed shelling of ukrainian artillery, brought down rockets from multiple launch rocket launchers and dozens of nato-caliber shells on residential areas in donetsk, a civilian and a wounded pensioner were killed. well, it is reported that explosions also thundered on the streets of gorlovka alchevsk - it was already the lpr that survived early in the morning. fortunately, there are no victims at home, but in order to minimize the possibility of shelling civilian cities. the russian military delivered new strikes against more than a hundred enemy batteries, and this was reported today in our ministry of defense , the offensive of artyomovsk continues, it was possible to liberate two more quarters in different directions, three command observation posts were hit and the actions of six sabotage reconnaissance groups were stopped. the total losses of the apu over the past day exceeded 400 militants. today it was reported in the lpr that a

100 kilometres away, marcela is also taking me to see a new house. hola.ilding for his wife, his daughter and the baby son he is yet to meet, born after he was sent to prison. despite opponents saying it's unconstitutional, president bukele is expected to stand for re—election in 202a. his security crackdown should make him unassailable at the polls. but are thousands of families like marcela's paying the price? hello there. the weather remains quiet at the moment with more cloud for scotland and sunshine for wales. high—pressure dominates and sits right over the uk and that weather front which has been bringing some rain in scotland and northern ireland will be weakening and so the rain will go very light and patchy but we will keep cloud in many areas of scotland and northern ireland and perhaps sunshine in the north—west. best of the sunshine although some cloud coming in of the north sea affecting south—eastern and southern parts of england. in the sunshine the temperature will reach 20 or 21 degrees again on sunday but if anything it may be a little c

titan in the steering wheel just turned on his wits and decided to anna, why do those people have new housesere are fires stupidly every year in transbaikalia, that is a house burned down, a person was upset at the cameras of the regional mass media, the government is rolling a barrel. and if there is no house, then there is no reason to burn. participation is not happy, people directly say that it will solve the problem of the region, fire brigades could, if not in all villages, then at least in a few butchers , they believe that they are resistant to the elements , it would be possible if there was a fire department in the village , they promised to open it a long time ago, however, the matter is more it didn't work, but according to rilke, they admit that they didn't have any other help except immediately with water, we were here by ourselves here, we sewed by ourselves, and the shift and the on-duty brigade were additionally involved, extinguished with hoses , fire hydrants, and i want to ask a what the hell then putin and company have been demonstratively donating fire equipment to the

new hub in _ house. 100 apprentices per year will come to this new hub in cambridge. come to this newhs, one year quicker than usual. you and train in 18 months, one year quicker than usual.— and train in 18 months, one year quicker than usual. you start as a brickla er quicker than usual. you start as a bricklayer and _ quicker than usual. you start as a bricklayer and once _ quicker than usual. you start as a bricklayer and once you _ quicker than usual. you start as a bricklayer and once you are - bricklayer and once you are qualified _ bricklayer and once you are qualified you can be earning nearly 50,000 _ qualified you can be earning nearly 50,000 a — qualified you can be earning nearly 50,000 a yearas qualified you can be earning nearly 50,000 a year as a bricklayer. last ear there 50,000 a year as a bricklayer. last year there were — 50,000 a year as a bricklayer. last year there were just over 72,000 bricklayers working across the country but by 2027, that number is projected to fall slightly, at a time when major political parties are saying they want more new homes to be bu

new proposal aimed at helping people get off the streets. the proposed budget plan puts $50 million into solutions for encampments and rvs on the streets. that includes emergency interim housing, safe parking sites and staffing to operate these spaces. the plan also allows an additional $50 million towards new affordable housing projects. >> we're piecing together inclusionary fund dollars and some ending fund balance dollars over the next two years to be able to get to $50 million for each priority. >> the mayor's proposal is facing backlash by some council members over creating temporary shelters rather than permanent housing. the city already has several emergency temporary housing sites. >>> the issues of housing and homelessness have long been top of mind in san francisco. our lauren toms spent time with one local who says tiny homes are a much better fit than those traditional shelters. >> reporter: in this modest neighborhood, a lot goes a long way. >> i've never had one my whole life. >> reporter: for aaron the sense of security is the key to changing his life after spending decades in and out of prison and on the street. >> changes my attitude in life, period, becaus

in this, we try to implement the program in every city, and when we build new housing, it is imperative to balance it with the construction of new kindergartens and schools. therefore just now i met with parents with teachers of the school and kindergarten, and they are always waiting and always happy to open. the landscaping of the city park is a long-awaited event for residents, how stupino has changed and how this place may still change, and what are the general plans for landscaping for the current year, if we talk on a regional scale. perhaps one of the most sought-after long-awaited changes in every city of the moscow region. i think that it is not only the improvement of parks and squares , their modernization to make it comfortable there spend time safely, and in the forest, but what we are doing today is landscaping, and , accordingly, we provide cameras and security, uh, through video surveillance, all this is very much in demand and, you know, we conducted a survey. uh, quite a big one took part in the vote. uh, 170.000 people and we asked what changes you noticed first of al

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or money for repairs or new housing from the occupiers and then they started offering certificates thaty be exchanged for housing throughout russia, but then it turned out that only within the framework of the formation of the ordlo, which is called what do you know about these compensation certificates? well, that's what he said then personally, there is such yevhen sonnev, the so-called head of the so-called deputy head of the government of the so-called dpr, please, the only thing that has changed is that he is no longer the deputy head of the government of the so-called dpr, because there was another one, he went from pheasants to russia regarding the promises of the russians, well, you know which ones they promised to take to their russians in three days, or that in kherson, russia back , that’s about it. of course, some people get some money there, up to 100,000 rubles, it takes a very long time , very selectively, but somehow they get it. well in the end, yes, that is, there is no question at all about compensation , there is no global question about replacing the lost housing wi

, and ladies from moscow, schools, kindergartens are working, reconstruction of new houses is no more shelling , humanitarian missions are in full swing, it ’s clear, i removed the content in a day and left, and let the local spoons further, they live without amenities with a leaking roof. the kitchen is all. well, how would we even talk about it because it’s mold under the rain? you see that they won’t make a roof in any way. and we can’t make a roof in any way. but it would be dishonest to say that directly, all the local residents are great patriots of ukraine and in every way express their dissatisfaction with the new order, in fact, they are adjusters who are ready to dance on the bones of their compatriots for a couple of doshiraks, there are enough of them, for example , somehow this girl masha, everyone, have a good time sotok, this is my first lesson, i’m still a little slow to speak, so esli что don't scold me very much, i specially expanded the channel to tell the world how mariupol is flourishing now. now i have come to the central district of the city, and where t

alford is the republican representing missouri's fourth congressional district and one of nrl80 new house members in the 118th congress. he told c-span his conservative roots growing up in texas and his life as a television reporter. texas, florida and missouri before running for office. for 35 years, i was in the news media. i'm a recovering reporter, you might say. i knew from the age of nine that i wanted to be a storyteller or a professional storyteller. so everything did was geared towards that in high school and college, my first tv job in covering the texas state capitol as a political reporter for affiliate in waco, i was in several major television markets. dallas covering politics. i never thought that i would actually be in politics someday. but i know now that this was god's calling for me, that he gave me this talent voice that i honed over 35 years, and now i'm able to to use for the american people in our district, more importantly. how did you that at age nine? my uncle was an anchorman quite famous in oklahoma city and i always looked up to him. i admired him. one of my o

compensation for the capital costs of transferring or a new house, where electricity is the main sourcef heat, especially since it is chosen today from the country by ardent opponents of our station and development of the peaceful atom. x we see. it was a carefully thought out decision. now those are our critics. now frantically, e get out of the dusty cabinets. uh nuclear power plant project. and, of course, it's not just, uh, a nuclear power plant or the development of nuclear energy in belarus - it's not easy. uh, a question of generation. e electricity. this is a whole block of, uh, technologies and related areas that are pulling along precisely. uh, the construction of a nuclear power plant, we are talking about projects related to 3d printing composites and energy storage nuclear medicine is also of paramount importance. the head of the roses of the atom is sure that with the beginning of the work of the belos, everything will be in full, it will only begin. after all, there are many plans and sanctions are not a hindrance here. what is our strength? shared is that the strengtheni

water, they were thatched and had no strength, but now we were living with the efforts of menzel new housing foundation and egypt. then the housing foundation helped me with a separate loan in the house for employment in this government plan. applicants have paid low-interest and gratuitous facilities and brought them with them for the implementation of this migrant project related to the village, the reconstruction has been given to the officials, and the rural work, agriculture and livestock farming , the whole house has a dilapidated texture, the housing foundation is in the upstream of this village, the new village to build kurds, in cities with less than 25,000 people and villages in the province, this year we have a quota of 4,000 residential units. so far, 3,500 units have been announced, 2,900 units have been introduced by the operating banks, and it was decided that we have completed 791 units, according to the experts of the islamic revolution housing foundation of the province. 60% of the rural residential houses have been retrofitted. worship of the world, sed and sima news agenc

the whims of nature, but the efforts of a person, and only one of their neighbors, who built his new housecess drove sand , crushed stone, building materials by trucks, along a narrow street. she's ready cars. caused irreparable damage to the soil, which here has its features people emergency places. it's not supposed to be a road for light transport here. instead of teams, eat, share sand, huge local old-timers remember that there used to be strict rules for delivering a car with firewood to the house, for example, it was required to obtain special permission from the village council and it’s not that the owner of a new house in an ecologically clean area did not know about it at all, they say tenants. well, they just went out and talked. you understand that we live here , you can’t drive along this road. but here, what is all i had to do was close my chest. the road is now in public use. this means that there are no restrictions on travel, and , first of all, residents are sure. this is a failure on the part of the local administration. after all, they turned there as soon as it appeared

yeah, you know, on desktop to whatever you dream during your 1st night in the new house is supposed to come true. ok. so i wish you a very good night and pleasant dreams and now i'm going to call the police from the it's been so for you to the content. um it's shelby. i understand. i'm just like i'm just a bit nervous. my online and ashton dog because it's my 1st a parish i don't. and then by the 1st mass is in the chapel of a senior citizens home. the indian trees to meet in new german slot and not on the spot. the father, the son, and the holy ghost, may the lord be with the winter spirit assignment. me base with the sisters and brothers have some system you call me in a warm welcome to our mass. lots of to let us pray. god, god our father to bring your peace into our world full of attention and conflict towards your so i came to us and gave his life. we did not live for himself but gave his life for us in this field. so one day, god, this da here, the oh yea, shows things in his native tongue. land them come uh who, who? my name is eva the here. the the the, the name of the who is t

everything else is either already restored or at a high stage of readiness, of course, there will be new housese-story houses are being built in this block, there is a good apartment layout. i hope that after all it will be, uh, such a consolation for a mariupol citizen, after all, it will be a normal normal house, a very monolithic full-fledged one. i hope that it is very beautiful on many houses that were identified for restoration, facade work is now underway in the fall, it was not up to beauty, builders. we tried to keep up with the cold, close up holes, insert windows and repair or change the heating system. yes, try warm. this video was very hard. i didn’t even think that the windows would be inserted in the month of december , it’s already winter. well, yes, already the new year was celebrated warmly, the kindergarten in the quarter, which is supervised by gritsov’s company, should be handed over just about formally restored, but, in fact, they were actually rebuilt in six months, the damage was such that here , for example, these here are all the kids groups. yes, you enter the sites,

. >>> the new housing project is working very hard to combat homelessness in the east bay. it's the city of alameda working hard to celebrate the grand opening of dignity village. the new transitional housing development has 47 rooms and conserve up to 60 people at a time. the city's mayor said this is a huge step in the path to ending homelessness. >> what we are doing here in the city of alameda will be an example for other cities to follow because we all have not only the ability, we have a moral obligation to address homelessness, and that is how we do it. >> funding for the project provided by $12 million grant from the states project home key program and $2 million in a grant from the city of alameda. >>> game one belongs to the los angeles lakers. can we rewind that tape and have him say something different? the lakers took game one of the second round series against the warriors, so the dubs need to make some adjustments, heading into game two tomorrow night at chase center. the dubs are going to work to fix it. >> there were size issues on the inside, terrible free

is the republican now reprenting missouri's fourth congressional district in one of nearly 80 t new house members of the 118th congress. told c-span about asn conservative roots growing up in texas and his life as a television reporter in texas, florida, missouri before running for office. the five yearst as in the news and media. i'm a recovering reporter you might say. i knew from the age of nine i wanted to be a professional storyteller. everything i did was geared towards that in high school, and college, my first tv job in covering the texas state capitol as a political reporter for cbs affiliate in waco. injured television markets, houston, dallas, covered politics. i never thought i would actually be impolitic someday. i know now this is god's calling for me. heov gave me these talents thati honedo over 35 years and now im able to put to use for the american people in our district more importantly. >> how did you know that at age nine? >> my uncle wasn't anchorman quite famous in oklahomawa city. i always looked up to him but i admired him. one of my other heroes in a very young ag

part of mehr housing was located in 19 new cities, parviz gachheri new housing which is located 17 kmtheast of tehran and mehr housing. it contains a lot. these residential units were supposed to be built for a maximum of two years from the start of the executive operation , until wherever it is higher. since the reactor has remained the same for five years , is there anyone who can answer the expectations of the housing applicants ? we as sovereign and as individuals that these people trust them and these servants themselves accept to spray. many of them ran out of patience and money, and as a result , they settled in chaotic conditions. the last floor of the building of an iranian mother, a comedy girl, favorable conditions. she was one of the applicants who was due to personal problems. he himself and the impossibility of providing the price for the units that go to the city level, at his insistence and insistence that i should settle down in the same conditions and not have shelter during the week, and in order to help him with the arrangements that were made in the form of a work

republican mike collins reprents georgia's tenth congressional district and its among nearly 80 new house members of the hundred and 18 congress. he's also familiar with his new post, his father, matt collins, serves six terms representing georgia's third district. he told c-span about his conservative political views and what it was like being from a family of politicians. >> well, you, know you can go all the way back to my grandmother and my dad's side. she was actually first congresswoman -- councilwoman in the town of the village for my grad -- dad grew up. that's probably where he kind of got the bug to be involved. then he went on to when i was very young in the 70s. he was in the county commission. he served in the state senate as a republican minority there are. then he came to the u.s. house of representatives. 93. u.s. house. here >> what do you remember from him serving here and as a little kid. what did it seem like to you as a little kid? >> i guess, as a kid, it was kind of normal. we spent a lot of -- from the time i was at a diapers because i know my dad wouldn't change d

on the desktop, laptop, whatever you dream during your 1st night in a new house is supposed to come true. ok. so i wish you a very good night and pleasant dreams and go to college with that kind of. uh, yeah, the la police wonders been. so for you to the content of, i saw the nbc and i'm just like, i'm just a bit nervous. my online and ashton dog because it's my 1st day parish. i don't, i didn't buy the 1st masters in the chapel of a senior citizens home. the indian trees to meet new german slot and not on the spot. the father, the son in the holy ghost, may the lord be with the winter spirit assignment or liberation with the sisters and brothers passed them as just when you come in a warm welcome to our mice. lots of to let us pray. god, god our father, to bring your peace into our world full of attention and conflict towards your son . i came to us and gave his life. we did not live for himself but gave his life was in this field. so one day god says document the oh yea, shows things in his native tongue. let them come uh who, who? my name is eva the z b them new movie, who is the one

representative, north carolina's fourth congressional district inhe18th congress anone of its nearly 80 new house members. she told c-span about her

apartments were located here, nine-story houses were abandoned and people were crossed into these new housesfter they moved from these communal houses. city services were located here several years ago, the houses were transferred to the balance local museums, over time, the building fell into disrepair, and then both monuments strangely began to burn as a result of fires , the roof of the interior of the facade itself was damaged. and as experts say, restore the house. you can still just do this, apparently, no one wants the last fire happened in march of the nineteenth, at the same time , the dmitrov administration promised. that the houses of oaths and new settlers will restore the object , fenced with false facades, hung up information stands, the work was about to begin since then. uh, there was nothing made for their conservation restoration. there is an adaptation to modern use of the deadlines, for the conservation of these monuments, the main department of cultural heritage, the moscow region, the deadlines have expired today, neither in the administration nor in the museum, but the

we passed where the new quarter was already under construction new quarter new houses. life is returned , communication and life are superimposed. she came back and there around that new quarter and moreover, the houses are white. there, in the eyes of people, one could see that hope was returning, faith that the future exists. it is very important. here i am listening to these that two different cities do not comparable to what you saw now and that mariupol how do you remember it? so then 35 years ago during the filming of little vera. here is the atmosphere of carefree pleasure in which you filmed the beach and so on, but on the other hand. but what is now, but it did not start. this is then 80 in the eighth year, because this is a heavy film little faith. he will fight about this disintegration in many ways about this gap and pro-spread the country about the disintegration of man. the truth is there is so much more to this movie. and that's what this time led to this hell. he didn't come out worth it is the tragedy of the destruction of the country, which then began,