different countries, creating enterprises here removes some of the risks, we create centers within oam made in the emirates, and this is some kind of first step, you create your own enterprise, then you sell on this market, on foreign markets, thank you, thank you very much, now in the world what we heard, i would ask andrei removich belausov to summarize, because on the one hand, we are talking about where we are going, how we are going, what we have, we are saying what we understand, but about that the importance of logistics connectivity is increasing, we are changing the market, that’s all huge investments, and at the same time we must be clear, not only sustainable, but clearly understandable to ourselves, our business to our partners, don’t you think that what we were talking about, ours, our movement in the twenties and thirties should be spelled out, how we have a national security strategy, a strategy for our foreign policy, conceptually based on this, taking into account the evolution of threat challenges, we must clearly state this in some document, both for business, and f

the foreign of the oas. in their communique of october six, rejected on such matters in this hemisphere. should these offensive military preparations continue thus increasing the threat to the hemisphere? further action will be justified. i have directed the armed forces to prepare for any eventualities. and i trust that in the interests to both the cuban people and the soviet technicians at the sites. the hazards to all concerned of continuing this threat will be recognized. third, it shall be the policy this nation to regard any missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western as an attack by the soviet union on the united states requiring. a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union fought as a necessary military precaution. i have reinforced our base guantanamo evacuated today. the dependents of our personnel there and ordered additional military units to be on a standby alert basis. fifth, we are calling tonight for an immediate meeting of the organization of consultation under the organ

oas, a military group that was supposed to deal with my grandfather after algeria gained independence was the cia bank that financed this organization, this was proven and verified, since the cia archives are declassified every 20 years , evidence has surfaced that oas was financed by the cia during the algerian war, largely by the americans. started the process autonomizing algeria primarily so that the algerians could develop independently, he wanted the process of decolonization in relation to african countries to occur in a coordinated manner, and not along the path of the americans seizing former french territories. the year 1966 was a turning point for the independence of the strategic and diplomatic policies of my cause. he wanted to preserve the independence of ideas, actions and views. therefore, he decided to withdraw france from nato's unified military command. and sarkozy, having become president, the first thing renounced the independence and sovereignty of france, coming under the unified command of the alliance. i condemn this very important decision, because today the

strengthen contacts of cooperation, commonwealth with the european union in the economic sphere from the oand the sco in the field of security, taking into account the fact that russia will chair the brix in 2024, which has expanded within the framework of which it is currently with friendly states and international organizations. in this regard, we also welcome the decision taken today to establish observer and partner status in the cis, areas where the russian chairmanship will focus on improving the mechanisms of joint counteraction to both new and traditional challenges to counter attempts to falsify history and glorify nazism. during our chairmanship, we expect to give additional impetus to the activities of the interparliamentary assembly of the cis member states, including, we are interested in intensifying cooperation with legislators of our countries to form a single legal space, strengthen ties with the csto parliamentary associations, etc. the main one, of course, will be the next cis summit, which we plan to hold on october 8, 2024 in moscow. and of course, taking this opportuni

system , tens of times, back in the last century , studies were carried out, the largest studies on oasof which demonstrated this in that that these patients actually die, they die not because they forget to breathe, they die because life-threatening rhythm disturbances leading to death, heart attacks, cerebrovascular accidents do not occur, because that each episode of a decrease in oxygen concentration leads to the fact that the body does not wake up, they do not jump up with these patients stopping breathing, they are awakened, go from deep to superficial, this is enough to open the airways, then the body tries to compensate for the lack of oxygen the fact that it increases the pulse, increases the pressure, and the oxygen-depleted blood, washing the myocardium, worsens ischemia, that is, acidic. starvation of the heart muscle itself, so this problem is extremely common, the percentage of prevalence in the adult population is more than 12, this is, for example, more than type 2 diabetes mellitus or more than bronchial asthma, and this aggravates the course of cardiovascular pathology

cooperation opens in the field of medical tourism, tomorrow representatives of georgia, azerbaijan and oal visit the country to learn about the services provided by belarusian specialists. the exhibition will last until october 12 inclusive, and everyone can visit it. the remains of three soviet soldiers from the great patriotic war were reburied in the dobruzhsky district. in august '41, the red army held back the enemy's advance in the area of ​​the village of mariina. according to eyewitnesses, during the fierce battles , almost the entire regiment of the 266th infantry division was killed. for 2 years, search engines found it in the vicinity of the settlement. the remains of ten heroes, this year three more were raised to the surface, the name of one of them was established by the medallion: the remains of nikolai kolabin, a native of the vologda region of russia , found peace in a mass grave. the reburial ceremony was attended by military personnel, schoolchildren, representatives of government and public organizations; search efforts will continue. 500 people died here, they arrived

oa strives to play a big role in the development of the green energy project and, as experts say, thereo hinder the implementation of emirati projects, since the emirates - country of oil producer, or one of the largest oil producers , i have a question, is russia ready to support the emirates, at this conference, well, we support, we believe that this is a very noble direction of activity of our friends in the emirates, yes, of course, they largest producer of hydrocarbons, but if a country that is such is still pursuing a green agenda, what’s wrong with that, i don’t even understand who could be interfering there, and if this is really the case, then why are they doing this, i don’t understand, but we of course we will - support all this, we will take part even at a high level without a doubt, russia itself has this transition plan, obligations have been accepted accordingly, we are fulfilling everything and will continue to do so, i also have two last questions, a question for mr. prime minister of iraq , as we mentioned, as everyone knows, this is your first... visit to the russian

during the war in algeria, for example, the americans directly financed the oas, a military group that was supposed to deal with my grandfather after algeria gained independence, it was the cia bank that financed this organization, this was proven and verified, since the cia archives are declassified every 20 years, surfaced evidence that uaz was financed by the cia. during the algerian war, the americans heavily subsidized the algerian national liberation fund, and the british supplied medicine. my grandfather started the process of autonomization of algeria, primarily in order to. the zhirians could develop independently; he wanted the process of decolonization in relation to african countries to take place in a coordinated manner, and not along the path of the americans seizing former french territories. the year 1966 was a turning point for the independence of the strategic and diplomatic policies of my cause. he wanted to preserve the independence of ideas, actions and views, which is why he became president under sarkozy. first of all renounced independence and sovereignty france

the revised otc accepted will be posted on the website of the oas organization from today, for the opinion of the activists, god willing, within the next week , capital market activists and experts on the use and corrections made. express your opinions and after summarizing our opinions, we will approve them in the board of directors. the market of danian companies, in fact, nofarin, which includes two markets, rosh and danian, is defined there, and we hope to have it in the board of directors by the end of october, and we will announce it and check its implementation. according to the head of self-building organization, 4 million people are eligible to receive equity shares. mr. rahmati said in the program on the first page that after the stock portfolio in the government is determined, the process of its implementation will begin. we almost 20 days ago that basket the shares that we should consider as equity shares, well, are you expecting that the loved ones who are included will get one million shares, today based on the daily value of each person, 10 million tomans, we should consider

the acceptance of otc from today will be placed on the website of the oas organization for the opinion of the activists. inshallah , capital market activists and experts will announce their opinions about the order and amendments that have been made within the next week, and after summarizing our opinions, we will approve it in the board of directors. the market of daneshmian companies , the market is actually nofarin, which includes two growth markets and danian market, and we hope by the end of october, we should have it here in masabbeh in the board of directors and announce it and implement it . the first weekly flight of gonabad martyrs regional airport was established. for the completion and operation of this airport, 200 billion rials were spent. with the opening of this airport , in addition to the quantitative and qualitative development of this city, one million and five hundred thousand people from the surrounding cities will benefit from the capacity of this airport. the construction operation of shohdai gonabad regional airport as the third airport of razavi khorasan provi

controversy and went far beyond the humanitarian framework, a number of members, including china, russia, oand brazil, proposed amendments to this text, but the authors ignored the concerns of many the parties made only cosmetic changes to the project. balanced an alternative existed, it was a russian project, but as expected. with the help of the traditional advantage, the westerners made sure that it was not accepted, vasily nebenze , of course, was upset by this, well, again there was a deadlock in the security council, again the security council could not move on and could not help resolve this crisis, it is unfortunate that the members council, having locked itself into its own national agendas, did not find the courage to show strategic wisdom and support the text proposed by russia, we regret that further escalation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone is: now the un general assembly has scheduled a meeting of the general assembly on this topic for tomorrow , a draft resolution has been created there jordan, russia supports it, acts as a sponsor, the only difference is that the ge

a number of members, including china, russia, the oa and brazil, proposed amendments to this text, butthe concerns. it was a russian project, but as expected, with the help of the traditional superiority, the westerners made sure that it was not accepted, vasily nebenzya, of course, was upset by this, well, again there was a deadlock in the security council, again the security council could not move on and could not help resolution of this crisis. again in our words, it is unfortunate that the members of the council are locked in their national agendas they did not find the courage to show strategic wisdom and support the text proposed by russia. we regret that the un security council did not live up to the hopes placed on it; we tried to do everything to help it. now the task is to prevent further escalation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone. general assembly, a meeting of the general assembly on this topic is scheduled for tomorrow, a draft resolution was created by jordan, russia supports it, acts as a sponsor, the only difference is that the resolutions are assembly are not

a$ para el primer año oa membresía plus a una tasa reducida de 55■!a. es.os conciertos del artista. se estrenó ayer viernes y, según el último conteo, ya recaudó más de 39 millones■!ade dólares en taquilla. esto solo aquí en estados unidos. por otra parte, este sábado se realizó la tercera edición de golden heart run, una carrera organizada por los 49ers en el estadio levy y fue un recorrido de unas tres millas que tuvo como final la como final la línea de la yarda 49. hasta los más pequeños se involucraron en una carrera especial de media milla. pero lo mejor de todo es que este evento fue a beneficio de golden arts, una fundación que ayuda a exjugadores de la nfl que afrontan desafíos una vez que se retiran. carlos yustis muy buena meta la que tienen siempre. >> y los 49ers son dos equipos que están muy comprometidos con las cosas que son siempre para tener, para ayudar a la comunidad. entonces en este caso pues bueno, vas a divertir un ratito en el estadio, que además para los niños debe ser fantástico poder correr adentro de la cancha y además puedes ay

. >> reporter: jae won chey's executive vice chairman n of babattery makaker s ski, part oa south koreanades of u.s. jobs being offshored, foreign companies are opening thousands of new battery plants in the u.s. sk plans to employ up to 15,000 people in five plants by 2026. including this one in north georgia, the size of 13 football fields. it can produce enough batteries every year to power 400,000 vehicles. >> we are very happy that we chose georgia, kentucky, and tennessee. >> reporter: why did you say "this is where we need to be?" >> the u.s. is the center of all industry. it is impossible not to consider this place as your investment. >> reporter: matt lauer left of the poultry industry for the battery plant. >> i love north georgia. i was very happy we got to build something like this year and that i got to be part of something like this. >> reporter: it's also a new economic engine for the nearby town of commerce, population 7700. >> you know, when you have a company investing more than $2.5 billion in your community, it attracts a lot of attention. >> reporter: mayor clark hil

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if we just did this were hereon, are the things and because them to work with us on the jcp and the oand that is what israel enter the real damage and long period of time which we could've had tens of billions of dollars more of their funders, or revenues tied up and remember, today iran is selling more oil than ever before at a time, when we have ordered sanctions, should cause them to be selling only sufficient to take care of basic humanitarian needs. liz: webinar he has ties to i iran. >> that's one of the questions that we would like to know more about a certainly would likely administration to properly investigated and he pulled his clearance because of contacts there were inappropriate an undisclosed and beyond that, we really are not quite have the details but again, department of justice has an obligation and an ability to get to the bottom of it. liz: is the fbi stonewalling congress oversight over this because we have house oversight chair james, congressman glenn chair of the second main entrance of giving the initial scared if there's indication the state department the fb

congressman goldman if i'm not mistaken spoke about having a change of heart as it relates to his prior votes oas it relates to assault weapons bans and the like. we'll see legislatively what might happen next. there is a new speaker in town. charles ramsey, evan perez, thank you so much. we're going to go back with much more on our breaking newews. the suspspect of thehe masass shooootings in m maine foundnd totonight. >>> in the midst of this stunning news, really the stunning news from the entire week, the suspect in the maine mass shootings has now been found dead. we cannot lose sight of the victim in all this, the 18 people you see on that screen, they were killed in a matter of minutes. and each and every one of them mattered to someone. they were part of a family, and they still are. and among them bill young and his 14-year-old son -- 14 years old, aaron, an honor student. they were bowling together when the suspect entered that building. joining me now rob young, bill's brother and aaron's uncle. rob, thank you so much for being with me this evening. i cannot imagine what this week has

so there is a chance oas we've heard setting aside $250 million in fines, his ability to practice inthe state of new york and have his business go and thrive and access banks in the state of new york and just conduct business in the state of new york is going to be potentially just cut off. and it is not just for him, it is for don jr., for eric. so there is real significant exposure for the former president. >> while i have you, i also have to ask you about the other legal matter unfolding today which is that hunter biden, son of the sitting president, is set to be arraigned on federal gun charges. first time the child of a sitting u.s. president has been charged like this. what is the significance of what we'll see today? obviously the previous plea deal collapsed. >> i think that it will be boring. it won't be the trump spectacle. i don't expect hunter biden will rant and rave outside the courtroom. it will be an arraignment, it will be pleading not guilty and then the case will be adjourned. i don't think that it will be that exciting. we've already learned from his attorney some

the oas has itself been accused of meddling in democratic election results across latin american countriesmost recently through the removal of morales. a new report from unicef finds that over 43 million children were internally displaced in the past six years due to extreme weather events, the vast majority caused by floods and storms. the u.n. agency notes displacement can negatively impact children's education, healthcare, food security, and health. children are also more likely to be separated from their families following a major disaster, increasing the risks of exploitation and child trafficking. unicef warns the situation will only worsen as the climate crisis intensifies. >> the reports for the future projects a terrifying future. with one degree of warning, they believe the global risk of displacement by flooding could rise by 50%. we are not prepared for this climate changed future. the displacement of children is barely on the radar of leaders. amy: a new study finds an average of 7.6 million renters face eviction across the united states every year, nearly 3 million of whom ar

ideology oa f being afraid of being called a racist, now but the left position where you have a seriousnd there is not a lot of solutions comings from the left. in fact more funding for progressive da's than eve r before. >> i don't think that that's th root cause of the problem here. i think that people have readjusted their behaviors and democrats that i talk to and i'm not part of the activist class which i think is out on an island by themselves and part of tht e normal democratic class ad we talk about changes peopleic made in their lives, your stuffp isle locked up at cvs, some dont even go on the subway to begin with. there is nothing comparable going on right now t slavery. >>on r that's what you're quarrg with. >> well, yes. >> analogy is always imperfect, that somebody analogy. >> i think it's so perfect perhaps it shouldn't have been made in this case. >> i won't do it again. >> thaouldt is a lie. you will t probably again today. >> i am going to do it in the e block. >> that's mine. do whatever you want, it's a fact. but this is about the shut down. or theck pendin. g shut d

but when you have it on a oa scale, when you have, you know, a software system that is used all aroundrom hugo chavez in venezuela, it begs to be litigated and investigated. >> that was mike johnson, the man that republicans have now elected to the speaker of the house. during a radio interview in november of 2020, actively promoting one of the most absurd election conspiracies out there. an election conspiracy that relied on that south american leaders, somehow tinkering with voter-ing equipment for years before the election took place. but mike johnson wasn't just spreading wackadoo conspiracy. he was a key architect in the republican-led efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. shortly after the 2020 election with multiple trump campaign legal challenges underway, mike johnson joined in on one of those lawsuits and he wrongfully claim that the election results in four swing states were not valid. and then, mike johnson whipped up more than 100 of his republican colleagues in congress who submitted, signed their names to it. if told his fellow candidates that trump was anxiousl

physician the navajo nation for many years and then taught science and math in rural colorado pixies author oa portrait collection manifold portrait mathematics. i don't understand poetry or mathematics so i would be impressed to be that at some point. and her poems have appeared in journals and anthologies. today she should've it discussed aa book titled 1000 paces left behind can one soldiers account of jungle warfare in world war ii burma. next is dr. heather marie stur come , a colleague of my energy department of university of southern mississippi and a senior fellow in southern mississippi. also study for foreign society. she's author of many books. i will make into mccue, saigon at work in south vietnam in a global 60s, and beyond combat, women and gender in the vietnam war era. today she is here to discuss her new book titled 21 days to baghdad, general buford blunt and the third infantry division in the iraq war. next up to my far left is peter cozzens who is the author or editor of 18 books on american civil war and indian wars of the american west and he's also a member of the advis

have a better shot given that he is appealing to more people, he has a biggerer staff, he has more oability to -- you really have to kind of campaign for this. the problem is with him -- his health concerns are a factor with him moving forward but he really has the steam to move forward. people are frustrated. they're really frustrated with what matt gaetz did. and that in and of itself may unify people. they're frustrated that we have one person that came in after all the work republicans have done to gain the majority, one person bulldozed the entire thing. and we have manchild matt gaetz telling his seven dwarfs hold my beer while i go beat up kevin mcfathery because i don't like him. now it's destroyed our chance to talk about the gop agenda, it's destroyed our chance to take the fight to biden and his failed policies. >> and the reality is democrats could now get a less moderate speaker than mccarthy like jim jordan, for example. do you think democrats are going to come to regret not stepping in to save mccarthy? >> no. absolutely not, pam. it was not the democrats' job to save t

but the thing is it's not a dicey decision because joe is running oa rules-based portfoli. not doing this and trying to figure out which way the wind is blowing. >> no. but the last thing he wants to do is get rid of energy stockistocks and see them run up right after that. a painful lesson in megacaps. when you run a rules-based strategy like you, it can be painful. >> it can. >> that's my point. >> i wear that. i'm transparent about it. i'm guiding the viewers towards what i'm seeing. i'm just telling you, crude oil is in a critical place where it could go in either direction right now. i hope josh is right about his fundamental assessment. i suspect that josh is right. i'm just guiding the viewers. i'm telling the vieweris, something has happened here, which josh is acknowledging, in the energy market that -- >> yes. and you might not have the luxury of waiting around to find out if he's right or wrong. that's part of what i'm suggesting. >> 100%. you are right. >> pippa has the headlines. >>> a funeral held for the people killed in a drone attack on a graduation ceremon

this is another cased ima oa soldier, and he has also written this in in his ima. inside the case of his image, it says when this you see remr, remember me? well, time sweet. remember me until we meet while recollection dwells the remember o me his name is john armstrong. and inside i call him the civil war poet inside he actulyontains a couple of poetry pieces as well. and again, you can see sort of a theme here the let this last one foet me, not forget me not. he repeats this phrase, these men are desperate to be and not forgotten. this is an or a cd that's been tinted of h. wagner. that's what it looks like. it says, i'm not expert in handwriting. unfortunate, lee, but it looks to be wagner. and he writes in a journal that he sends home with this image. remember me when this you see and thou art far away and other friends around thee when thinking of them think your old friend this is another example of a who has written it with initials and directly in the case when this you see me, this example here is sort of a reverse of of the same concept this is nancy ben

the celebration is the conclusion of the public tour oa readings presenter tom cotton issuing a scathingment saying in part quotes this war is a transparent attempt by iran to derail the peace talks to eat israel and saudi arabia. the united states should provide israel the military diplomat it support it needs to destroy hamas. the bite administration should cease all engagement with iran. former defense secretary mark esper spoke about the attacks this morning and this blunt assessment. >> it was a surprise but cost the israelis completely off guard. you cannot say anything but it was an intelligence failure. we are dealing with the tactical situation on the ground which is terrible and tragic for both israeli citizens and the israeli military. >> the white house as president biden will be addressing the nation and the world in just a few minutes or at the white house at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. of course we will take that live on fox for just a reminder of the reach of the israeli forces back in 1976 with the raid airliner was hijacked out of israel and eight raid was launched out of i

in marin county, still, no sign oa ssing man who may have been ed by a shark just off of wildcat beachwo people came out of the water yelling about a pool of blood in the water. we joined first responders who were out there devoting their entire day yesterday for the missing 52-year-old man. we still don't know his name. but we have learned that september and october are months where there are more shark sightings. so be careful out there in the water. the reason they're out there is because there are elephant seals and sea lions giving birth. >> they'll tend to hunt where they put them at an advantage. you think about the surf you know. lions can't always pick up on because of the activity and that's where white sharks often attack. >> that's dave there and he says marin county has higher numbers of shark attacks compared to other counties in the state. >>> in oakland, fire crews managed to stop a brush fire that came dangerously close to racing through a neighborhood. this is near parker and outlook avenues. firefighters climbed on top of the roof of one of those homes to fight the f

oas hopes this allows californians to be more familiar with what a big earthquake can feel like. ktvu is ali rasmus gave it a try this morning and picked up some preparedness tips . so the first thing you have to remember is to download the myshake app because that's going to give you a second to notification. so the shaking, we just felt now we could have up to 30s of notification before you actually feel the shaking. that'll give you plenty of time to drop cover and hold on, which means underneath the sturdiest table that you can cover your head and then hold on until the shaking ends and you also have to remember that there could be aftershocks as well. san francisco is just one stop on a statewide tour educating californians on earthquake safety. still to come tonight, san francisco public school teachers overwhelmingly vote to authorize a strike, but there are still some additional steps needed before they can walk off the job. also ahead, a surprise announcement from republican congressman steve scalise just a day after winning the vote to be his nominees party for speaker

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countries of the league of arab states lived in germany, who almost always support palestine. only the oay condemned the hamas aggression. the ministry stresses that hamas's attacks on israeli towns and villages close to the gaza strip, including the launching of thousands of rockets into populated areas, constitute a dangerous escalation. saudi arabia's position : it is monitoring the development of an unprecedented conflict between a number of palestinian factions and the israeli occupying forces. the kingdom calls on the parties stop escalation. egypt was preoccupied with its fate. at both sides. egypt's efforts are focused on the release of palestinian prisoners, including women and children, in exchange for the release by hamas of women captured during the al-aqsa flood operation, but on the condition that the women are not conscripts or members of the israeli army. arab league countries reject violence, but important amendment on both sides. the secretary general of the organization, ahmed abu-gei, stated this at a meeting with sergei lavrov today. league demands the creation of a j

or like this game from atlanta in front oa lly masked crowd, kind of foreshadowing what we would seewith covid some hundred years later. now, eventually, the flu ran its course in war football. second season got underway. i'm going to go over just a few of the highlights. jack sutherland had been a st tackle while studying dentistry at the university of pittsburgh in 1918. he found himself as player coach at camp greenleaf, which was a specialist camp for medical personnel down in georgia. this was sutherland's first taste of coaching and he was terrific. sutherland's doctors, dentists and veterinarians went nine and all, including winning a postseason game in washington, d.c., with the army chief of staff and the secretary of war in attendance. this season at camp greenleaf launch, sutherland towards his hall of fame coaching career and for most of his 30 seasons on the sideline, he continued to practice as a dentist. charlie brinkley had been an all-american halfback at harvard before the war. now, in 1918, he found himself as an engine at the massive embarkation port in hoboken, n

first and foremost, when i the great fortune andfo privilege oa lifetime to take the reins of the antitrust division, i started with the principle of this is an exercise of law enforcement. the facts and we followed the lawn we see where it leads. i have also started with the appreciation, but i have come to really appreciate that key to success is not what i deal. the key to success is harvesting the antitrust commission. the assistant attorney general, the talent is overflowing. the wisdom, the institutional knowledge, the fortitude, the commitment is unending. part of my job as i see it and perhaps the most team ingredient to success is making sure we reach that. i look back and i think about president biden's executive order. this court we have received from attorney general garland and his dedication to reinvigorating the antitrust enforcement had we have a lot to do, but i am really proud of where we have come. i am proud to see for example we have challenge the first-ever and succeeded in menominee. in the first-ever successful challenge to an airline transaction trial, for the first

or would it be better to spend $500 connecting them oa high speed satellite? sec. raimondo: thank you, senator, for your question. first, i want to say the statute provides -- >> thank you for the elaboration, if you could just answer is it better to spend $200,000 on a $50,000 or better to spend $500 connecting it to satellite? sec. raimondo: it fends on the quality. >> it might be worth spending $200,000 of taxpayer money when you could do it for $500? did i hear that correctly? sec. raimondo: this isn't my decision. your governor and your state will provide a plan. our job is to make sure that at the end of that plan every single north carolinian regardless of where they live has high quality, affordable internet. low quality satellite doesn't help anybody. >> here's what's happening. let me get to the point. would it be worthwhile, here's what's actually happening. would it be worthwhile for taxpayers to spend $200,000 on a fiber connection to a mansion that's worth $5 million? sec. raimondo: nobody says fiber has to be used. >> there seems to be a bias toward

. >> putting them into a a co-oa resident owned community model, eases that stigma, increases security spirit and desire to be a part of it when they get ownership in the land on which the houses are located. and it helps them all become much more of a neighborhood rather than just living in something next to each other. >> so is it a fair statement that people would be, or rather have fewer people addressed with her housing, you know, or having more home, actual traditional homes built as well, too? i mean it seems like it's really kind of a trade-off on that as well because i've heard for years and years and seen that there is a housing problem here across rural pennsylvania. thank t you. our committee land trust in pennsylvania are doing amazing work to create long-term affordable housing options, but community land trusts struggled to find funny that moves quickly enough. so to lose on private, excuse me, they lose out to private equity and market rate buyers. have you seen these issues? >> yes. not just with land trust but with all cdfis and nonprofits who would be buying those ho

. >> they know how it works, is called write oa check. and then you have to sell blood plasma to go to the grocery store, which you probably have to do anyway because of president biden's inflation. >> mr. heller? >> no shiny objects. we need to be putting money into protecting homes and making sure the levees are strong. >> government subsidies? >> i will call it alternative. >> call it anything you want. >> when commercial sector was afraid they were not going to be able to get terrorism insurance we came and we created a solution. >> so the government gets into the reinsurance business, what's number threeto? >> let's get the regulators on the ball in the states to actually go through some of the data. >> number three get the regulators on the ball. what is number four was to mark >> i get four, thank you. i think number four is to address for the needs of cilowe and moderate income people by making sure that we are not creating a insurance market that slices and prices based on socioeconomic status. >> i'm going to give mrs. morris a

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. >> just this week, the average mortgage rate in this country oa stunning 8%. >> here to break it allge rates at these historic highs, what do you do >> 8% is not great for buyers. it is obvious why. but 70% of people that sell a home become a buyer, too let's say you bought a home for $300,000 two years ago your mortgage was about $1,000 now it is $1,700 the one bright spot on the horizon, the national association of retailers is saying that by the end of 2024 we could see rates drop to 6%. >> okay. so what goes up must come down should we be waiting until 2024 to buy >> that is a great question and one where you need to look at what's happening right now do you have a great rental rate per month and will you be diligent in saving towards a down payment for the next year and a half yeah, go ahead and wait. stacy heads other own reality group. she's bullish on buying because real estate agents say it is tricky to time the market. if you were waiting for rates to drop two years ago, you would be kicking yourself right now because home prices haven't gone down either. but look at your m

oa crisis of major proportions affecting the third world primarily across this globe. it's built on poverty repression and oppression. political and otherwise. democratic government in all parts of the world. violence, the collapse of civil society, organized criminals and groups that affect every decision for these countries in these communities. the claimant that is impacting our world in a very direct way. this impact of a global crisis in kuwait creating the challenges we confront not only on the southern border but across thisor nation are driveny root causes. that is part of the solution as well. but wet won't hear about any of that today. it is not aboutau solutions. it is not meant for it solutions today's hearing is an excuse for republicans a double down on the failed policies of the trump administration.on it is an excuse to distract the american people from the fact that republicans are pushing us into a shutdown that does not need to happen. the government shutdown they will actually slow down the processing of asylum applications i might t add. and finall

or would it be better to spend $500 connecting them oa high speed satellite? sec. raimondo: thank you, senator, for your question. first, i want to say the statute provides -- >> thank you for the elaboration, if you could just answer is it better to spend $200,000 on a $50,000 or better to spend $500 connecting it to satellite? sec. raimondo: it fends on the quality. >> it might be worth spending $200,000 of taxpayer money when you could do it for $500? did i hear that correctly? sec. raimondo: this isn't my decision. your governor and your state will provide a plan. our job is to make sure that at the end of that plan every single north carolinian regardless of where they live has high quality, affordable internet. low quality satellite doesn't help anybody. >> here's what's happening. let me get to the point. would it be worthwhile, here's what's actually happening. would it be worthwhile for taxpayers to spend $200,000 on a fiber connection to a mansion that's worth $5 million? sec. raimondo: nobody says fiber has to be used. >> there seems to be a bias toward

and we're just up the coast from gazn just oa. 00 >> we've been hearing the thousands of explosions, 6000 bombs have been dropped on gaza in just the last six days. that's that's hitting hamas. also getting civilians caught in the crossfire. >> some 1500 palestinians dead . >> at the same time, sean, we are seeing a continuing build of ground forces all around us here in southern israel armored tanks, artillery, some of that artillery actually already being used on this side of the border with gaza, ready to go in along with tens of thousands of reservists that have been called ervists up from all the and in fact, coming from all the world, the unitedg in t states ready to go in whenhe a decision is made. >> and you're right, the grim numbers are building up, 13 200 killed in israel thanks to. the hamas militants, 27 americansthe gr, 150 remained hostage inside. the number of americans now 14. secretary of state. >> blinken was here today. the u.s. is planning some charter missions to get americans out of israel startingng chart tomorrow. and we're seeing a build up of tension along