so it's time to talk about office core about the school uniform trend.lo. you have a very pressing topic right now related to school uniforms, this is the premiere of your film ya. step right away , a question to anna: how does the work on creating images in cinema work? well, first of all, of course, this is mental, intuitive work in some kind of ideal world, well, in an ideal world, i don’t mean in a material world, that is, you need to find the commonality between your presentation, but the hero, the hero, as the actor represents him, as he is represented. and the director, and as soon as it’s all tied into one, the image is found, everyone is happy, then the tenth thing is to find your own clothes, don’t let me just say right from the very beginning, the costume designer receives an offer to work on a film that takes place in a school, that is, accordingly, it’s basically a school uniform, yeah, prepe style, yeah, and something related to the school, and with the uniform , with a uniform, yes from school. uniforms, and, as far as i understand, school

there were huge changes in the cabinet office and core teams that were put in charge of covid were repeatedlyber ten they were completely burnt out and they had stress and they were gone. i would say until september when it was a little bit more stable, the task force structure existed and people had a much better sense of what their job existed and people had a much better sense of what theirjob was. it existed and people had a much better sense of what their job was. it was still dysfunctional, but it was much different than what it had been in may. different than what it had been in ma . ~ ., different than what it had been in ma . . ., ., different than what it had been in ma. ., ., may. what about the department of health and social _ may. what about the department of health and social care _ may. what about the department of health and social care as _ may. what about the department of health and social care as the - may. what about the department of health and social care as the lead i health and social care as the lead government department? your statement states that the dhs he was o

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our constituents are reporting that the core field office staff is still waiting for guidance on implementing these recent wotus, the recent motives will from epa and corps headquarters. unfortunately, the rule did not define key regulatory terms. these include relatively permanent, and a continuous surface connection. two concepts of federal jurisdiction under the sackett ruling. the agency failed to provide a clear definition of these two terms is paralyzing core districts from beginning the federal wetlands permitting process.s. we are in the midst of a a hog affordability crisis across the nation due to inflation, regulatory protecting the cost of homes skyrocketing. my question, administrator regan, how is the agency staff interpreting key terms like relatively permanent and interpreting continuous surface connection in the field? and when will the interpretive guidance regarding these definitions be shared with the public? i thank you, sir for your response. >> thank you. and i would get back to an exact date of that interpretive guides. what i will say is we've been working very closel

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office. to get to the core of it, there was a lot of heart there. one thing that i -- when i talk to my friends that serve in the service and generals. the president did not identify the enemy or address iran. you can have heart all day and say that you feel for the israeli people, but to not address the people that helped them coordinate this attack is malpractice. to allow the 6 billion to be out there is malprakt practice. general john kirby and lloyd austin know this. >> brian: looking at pictures on the unfolding war and that area is considered the gaza strip territory. >> steve: port of gaza. >> brian: the port of gaza. that is their area and semblence of navy and terror activity would take place. prior to going to the package was series of firing. almost obscured by the smoke. they know where they are going. they are not just bombing out sites in gaza. they are going for headquarters and war lord. >> ainsley: gaza is 25 miles long. stopped entry of fuel, food and medicine into gaza and they warned civilians to get out, they were doing this. t

the core area for future police officers will be ensuring road safety. is the only basic one in the country educational institution gosavtoin. the young cadets were personally congratulated on their oath by the head of the state traffic safety inspectorate of russia, mikhail chernikov, and the governor of the oryol region, andrei klychkov. i wish all first-year students a good, easy, and at the same time difficult study at the basic institute of state inspection. the educational base is simply wonderful. all you have to do is become. professionals, our wonderful university prepares real professionals, real people for whom you can rest assured, i want to wish success not only to the cadets, but also to the teachers, ahead recruits undergo 5 years of training, and after that they will serve in the units of the state traffic safety inspectorate of russia. miraculous healing in 5 minutes. turned into complications and a loud scandal, after a visit to an osteopath in a private moscow clinic, an eight-year-old girl needed the help of a traumatologist, as a res

we were pleased seat history's office it -- integrated this new train nothing their core training. our staff submitted the budget proposal for the oig. as with many departments there were budget cuts but important low we survey and memory yellize the critical needs to stand up an inspect department. that's you will have that as an evaluation for some of the things that the department would need. notablely, as i mentioned before, nothing was budget in the for anybody to provide clerical support front desk medicaling accident. budget analytics, budget officer. technical advisor and missing there is no real estate budget in the budget. so. for the time being, the dpa will be able to house the o ip no cost to the budget. but in the future, if the desire is to develop the as a completely separate office and operate physical pace there will be a need to create the real estate budget. as well. >> we as you are aware upon launched an online portal. to allow complaintants to electronically submit complaints about both the members of the police department and the san francisco sheriff's offi

the core area for future police officers will be ensuring road safety.basic educational institution for the state traffic inspectorate in the country. the young cadets were personally congratulated on their oath by the head of the state traffic safety inspectorate of russia, mikhail chernikov, and the governor of the oryol region, andrei klychkov. i wish all first-year students a good, easy, and at the same time difficult study at the basic institute of state inspection. the training facilities are simply wonderful. all you have to do is become a professional. our wonderful university prepares real professionals, real people in whom you can be confident. i want to wish you success not only cadets, but also teachers. the recruits have 5 years of training ahead, after which they will serve in the russian traffic police unit. verdict by antiques thief. in the capital , the high-profile case of the theft of priceless paintings in ruble, elevitan and burliuk from the apartment of the deceased has finally been put to rest. nadezhda and her acquaintance, how th

obvious problem, which was that apart from the leadership of the private office, he was a notable exception. but there was a corech is that private secretaries and the prime minister's office are generally quite junior. minister's office are generally quite junior . officials are quite junior. officials are quite junior. officials are quite a few of them are young women . and at that meeting on women. and at that meeting on the 15th of may and on and on other occasions, some of the young women in the private office said to me that they thought that there was a serious problem with senior people in the cabinet office not paying attention to what they were saying, talking over them generally , just a bad culture of generally, just a bad culture of a lot of the senior male leadership in the cabinet office, which was something which i agreed with. well we'll be looking in due course at some of your emails and texts to other members of the team . other members of the team. >> is it fair to say that you were critical also of the private office, that you sent emails and texts saying the private office is systemically f

the new york attorney general's office brought this case last year. and at the coret alleges that trump and the trump organization intentionally inflated the value of trumps real estate assets. everything from golf courses to hotels, to apartments, to the tune of $3.5 billion in order to gain more favorable loan terms. this is very much a crime, and that is why these allegations were brought forth by the attorney general. last week the judge in this case already made a ruling that trump was liable for falsifying or lying about his wealth on financial documents. so why is this trial going forward? because there are six other allegations related to this case and the potential of fraudulent as this records and business dealings -- fraudulent business records and business dealings. there is no jury, it is just a judge that will make a ruling. it is excited to last several weeks and could go into december. so far it has had no effect on his popularity within the republican party, he is still leading the polls and republican primary for the presidency. for inside story i a

people too, too wear jeans, buy chewing gum, on social networks, you are absolutely right, the core that the officers... has been preserved, moreover, it has been preserved even in the early nineties, in the early nineties and that generation, which were then and commanders, department heads, thanks to them it was not possible to finish off the army, a revival began in 1994, but when we speak, now the terms hybrid war, information war, cognitive war, mental war, conscientious war, of the latin word have been introduced into the political discourse consciousness, i always come to mind, remember, in my house, i ask you not to express yourself, a classic of soviet film comedy and nevertheless, 25 years ago we published several materials, they are in scientific sources devoted to this called concentration war, what is it ? this is war and weapons, respectively, which amaze the consciousness, there are very interesting works by doctor of psychological sciences yuri... gromyk, nina gromyka, well, your humble servant, several of them, and for 20 years, almost before they started talking about it cognitive a

they trained a core group of officers, and then enlisted eventually to be 90,000 of them. well, this agitation for change and equality for the women, it throughout the war. it's another part of the world war two civil rights movement. we don't think of it that way, but it very much was. you mentioned immediate eddie the media had a was very much playing role in this keeping the issues before the public the editorials to a council of sailors experiences asking the navy why haven't you admitted women? and it was right beside a advertisment from the navy saying we need more women, but they wouldn't recruit black women. so they were going to do this late in the war, the navy announces the acceptance of -- until the waves, you know, words are powerful and they're deliberate. it doesn't say integrate. it. it doesn't say they're going to be equal. that's because they weren't. the plan was to bring them in and segregate them, write the secretary of navy, frank knox, when the war began, said there'd be waves, black waves over his dead body. according to the wave director, they woul

core partner since we've adopted vision zero in 2014 and i really appreciate working in iris. one of our major products is the vision action strategy which was adopted and produced for the mayor's office in 2021. and a core to, core piece of the action strategy is the idea that vision zero requires a system approach. there is no zero that is going to get us to zero death. they do come from national research that we looked into as we're developing the action strategy? for the five main pieces, the five main components to getting to zero, we need to redesign our street and you can see about 30% reduction in crashes when we redesign our streets. we need a lot more than that as well. key components, i'll talk a little bit about our work on street safety cameras in a minute. we also need fewer people driving cars so we need to have a mode ship to behavior modes of transportation. we have a lot of people experiencing homelessness. and you know, that's a fundamental, there is one of many reasons why they need to address the housing and homelessness person. the principles that we use are, are, let's see. next and as iris just described, pedestrians are over represented in our data. we know th

office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage in the national and state wide and local policy that will impact community how public safety and our clients. we have local policy directors, state policy director. we are active in sacramento in trying to make the law change in order to be more humane system for our clients. we are believer in advocating for community power. we have two 501c3's in bayview and fillmore that are be more magic under the umbrelast public defender's office. these are youth empowerment organizations that do programming throughout the summers. which back pack give, ways to kid school sflois start the school year and believe engaging youth will prevent them from become clients. and put people on the path to thrive. we have a program, end of cycle program. culturally competent social workers going to the jails and finding ou

office. therefore that can be no high level investigation started in government really these core options and of course he needed to comb car the media because he understood that the media is the 4th key element of any democracy or power. the media was through the central bank and many other fathers, so the soap with independent institutions have practically lost their independence . it hasn't really became a picture of popular fully edition. i think the only thing that mentors is himself retaining malware and making himself very image. abraham lincoln one said, if you want to test the man's character, give him power the most important to recognize that democracy without constraint can be extremely dangerous. in some places, what we've seen is a decay in those liberal rights without actually seeing an illumination of free and fair elections though they feed me the planet, but i don't see them in the dark. but anything more systematic during most of modern history up through the mid to late 20th century, the main way in which democracies died was through some kind of violent break. with the pa

other than that , there are community health centers, the core place where the doctor left you , you can come to the dentist's office, the health center , his duty is clear. dentists , now, when do you count this power as an intermediary or not? after becoming an expert, we need to determine how many people we want and train based on that . currently, the policy of the ministry of health is that we must activate all the places where we have doctors and unions, that is, after the raft , when will it be activated? we have done it, now we have the rules, we are checking the rules now, they will definitely work when they want to express, well, the side of the tahr is finished, he wants to go to the doctor's office, now instead of that , his rate was very different from that of niwas, so we say, come to the same building. the government should work with us at the government space tariff, thank you very much thank you very much, i am grateful to the two dear people who participated in this program, dear viewers, and i wish you a good day and may god protect the bombings , the angry muslim nations of tehran should be stopp

office? wasn't there some core of beliefs that is at the center of their being so that when they wake up andout the american public and if they lose their position in the senate or in congress so be it? because those people really know better and need to speak up and it shouldn't just be the people who are leaving the senate or congress, who are leaving their office who finally say something. it's really important for people to speak up now. i feel like i'm sort of channeling what cassidy hutchinson talked about, which is people really need to speak up. and i think that's the only way in which you will have any semblance of accountability. >> you know, i am interested in what liz cheney says, but i'm more interested in when she says it. and it was interesting to me that she was out yesterday. i mean, she -- it's the first time she's spoken since trump celebrated hezbollah, called them, quote, very smart. it's the first time she's sort of made an appearance since some of this new reporting came out. jon karl had some of it and we had it here when that first broke. and it's the first time that

core four. so the naming of this post office will be an opportunity not just for the people of his city and state but the people of the united states to recognize him and i yield. . . . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> i have no speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 996. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. comer: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 2379. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2379. a bill to desig

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office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way.s the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage in the national and state wide and local policy that will impact community how public safety and our clients. we have local policy directors, state policy director. we are active in sacramento in trying to make the law change in order to be more humane system for our clients. we are believer in advocating for community power. we have two 501c3's in bayview and fillmore that are be more magic under the umbrelast public defender's office. these are youth empowerment organizations that do programming throughout the summers. which back pack give, ways to kid school sflois start the school year and believe engaging youth will prevent them from become clients. and put people on the path to thrive. we have a program, end of cycle program. culturally competent social workers going to the jails and finding out

with the trump organization, the new york attorney general's office after a years long investigation brought this case last year. and at the core it alleges the trump and the trump organization, intentionally inflated the value of trumps real estate assets. everything from golf courses to hotels, to apartments, to the tune of $3500000000.00 in order to gain more favorable loan terms. now this isn't very much a crime, and that is why these allegations were brought forth by the attorney general's office. now last week, the judge in this case already made a ruling that trump was liable for falsifying or lying about his wealth on financial documents. so wires this trial going forward because they're still 6 other locations by the attorney general's office related to this case. and the potential of fraudulent business records and business dealings. how this is a civil not criminal case. and so there is no jury, it's just a judge that will make a ruling. this trial is expected to last several weeks and could go into december. so far it has had no effect on trump's popularity within the republican party. he is still leading the poles

our constituents are reporting that the core field office staff is still waiting for guidance on implementing these recent lotus rule from e.p.a. and core headquarters. unfortunately, the rule did not define key regulatory terms. these include relatively permanent and a continuous surface connection. two concepts of federal jurisdiction under the ruling. the agency's failure to provide a clear definition of these two terms is paralyzing core districts from beginning the federal wetlands permitting process. in the mist of a housing affordability crisis across the nation due to inflation, regulatory red tape, the cost of homes is skyrocketing. my question, how is the agency staff interpreting key terms like relatively permanent, and interpreting continuous surface connection in the field? and when will the interpret guidance regarding these definitions be shared with the public? i thank you, sir, for your response. >> thank you, i'll get back to you on the exact date of that interpretive guidance. what i'll say is, we have been working very closely with the corps to walk and chew gum at the sam

. >> i want to push back, it's not the core of the case, the attorney generals office could and did provetent illegality based mostly on documents, but where they needed michael cohen was to establish trump's intent and a place trump in the proverbial room where it happened, michael cohen says he, trump, and allen weisselberg, former cfo, got into rooms together repeatedly over the years where trump would essentially say, i think my in that world should be six billion. and then he and weisselberg were tasked with making that happen, with reverse engineering values. weisselberg said it did not happen. when trump takes the stand, he will say, presumably, michael cohen doesn't know what he's talking about. so credibility is incredibly important to the a.g. and the issue of trump's own intent and directives to a very limited group of people, which by you know by design trump does. he doesn't, taxi doesn't email, and the like. >> my responsibility with allen weisselberg, predominantly, was the reverse engineer that phrase. the various different asset classes and increase their assets inward to

core of the case. the attorneys generals office could and did prove persistent illegality, based mostly on documents. establish trump's intent and to place trump and a -- michael cohen says, he, trump and allen weisselberg, the former cfo, got in terms together repeatedly over years, were trump what essentially use i think might net worth should be say, six billion, and then he and weisselberg were tasked of making that happen, by rivercenter-ing values. weisselberg said it did not happen, presumably, trump only takes the stand, as he promised, we'll do, we'll say, michael cohen does not know what he is talking about. michael cohen's credibility was incredibly important to the a.g. on this issue of trump's own intent and directive to a very limited group of people, as you know, by design, trump thus. he only takes the room with a limited number of people, does not tax, does not email, the. like >> how weisselberg was predominantly to reverse engineer that phrase, increase those assets in order to achieve a number that mr. trump asked us. that was his testimony today. there was that nugget that i foun

on and there were scientist, etcs, etc, but the core of what we were presented with in number ten was, there was unanimity too between the cabinet officent of health and sage, behind the propositions that the real danger as a second wave in the winter, and therefore, you have to manage a single strategy so this herd immunity by september, that was the core argument that we were presented with, and that was never a problem, really... the first time i saw that being tested was on 1th march when demis hassabis said i think this is mad and you should lockdown now. that kicked off various discussions. find lockdown now. that kicked off various discussions.— various discussions. and the consequence _ various discussions. and the consequence of _ various discussions. and the consequence of the - various discussions. and the consequence of the absence j various discussions. and the i consequence of the absence of debate, the failure to consider any alternative, the failure to consider strategic options, other than mitigation, and squashed the sombrero, was that there was a woeful absence of plan, any sort of written document for dealing with co

office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage in the national and state wide and local policy that will impact community how public safety and our clients. we have local policy directors, state policy director. we are active in sacramento in trying to make the law change in order to be more humane system for our clients. we are believer in advocating for community power. we have two 501c3's in bayview and fillmore that are be more magic under the umbrelast public defender's office. these are youth empowerment organizations that do programming throughout the summers. which back pack give, ways to kid school sflois start the school year and believe engaging youth will prevent them from become clients. and put people on the path to thrive. we have a program, end of cycle program. culturally competent social workers going to the jails and finding ou

one time they were playing legos in his office, and he didn't want them there. >> amidst all of this at the core of this and the reason perhaps he's in this trial is this is his life, this is who he is, this is his personna, this is his money. it's his definition of himself. he today was dropped from the forbes 400 list of richest americans. most people on that list kind of wish they weren't there because they don't want the publicity. that's not true with him. he would call and make the case for why he should be higher on the list. forbes is saying because of his social media platform, truth social, and his office buildings have lost value. they say 20% cut to his net worth, which puts him, he doesn't make the cut off for the forbes list. how much does he care about this? >> oh, god. i remember in the beginning, this was the first one, maybe, he was thrilled. >> to be on the forbes list. >> yeah. but, after that maybe a year or two, he was angry that he wasn't higher, and he called them and he was threatening to sue them. >> he threatened to sue them because he wasn't higher? >> yeah, he was wa