the federal parents' committee will have some kind of authority or will it be just such an advisory bodyll be an advisory body under the ministry, that is, powers he is divided by some authoritative, uh, managerial decisions. well, as far as i know it won't. yes, some parents, probably, have a lot of time, a lot of some kind of enthusiasm to enter somewhere, as they enter parental chats. many probably know and remember what they simply don’t have, but such enterprising parents will come and support their initiative, and all the rest of the parents of russia, most of them will shrug their hands and the guys will say. we didn't order this. why would they say, but the council decided like this. here is how the powers of this council will be strong. well, you know, just in my opinion, uh, advice should be such a reasonable limiter of some kind of , uh, unjustified initiatives of uh parents, who, well, often, to be honest, have nothing to do. if you remember these are the chats in which there is really a lot of e, rudeness and aggression and so on. that is, often people. it's just, uh, this p

i don't know there, it's not the parents ' committee that deals with it, it's a useful committee.e are all different blue ones, yellow little red ones. they are all mixed. i remembered, i think, here is the observation is called. yes? well, yes, yes, yes, you know the answer, then i'll tell you why and where and what. i'm sorry, can i tell you, it's this thing, isn't it? i'm sorry, it's just for us. for everyone, it began with the fact that they began to do charity work and plastic, recycling, which is the most expensive thing - a lid. and that's where it all started. i'm just a son. yes, but they pick it up. i know the details, this mosaic is made of plastic caps. quite right by the way. why plastic caps? what for? here nadezhda correctly told an increasing number of artists today. uh-huh by the way, the artist is the author of this puzzle, but he tries to draw public attention to pressing problems with the help of his work. so the twenty-three year old oscalivares from venezuela spent 2 1/2 months to make a huge mosaic of plastic bottle caps, the idea was supported by a local en

for example, the events of history consider the head of the national parental committee of the human right to receive information also of fundamental importance and most importantly, true information. they are interpreted separately. uh, say scientists. uh, in the format that they like, at the same time, in many schools they use the manual, according to which they studied back in the ussr, these buildings are time-tested. it is assumed that all textbooks will be developed again, or it will be possible to use the best of those that are now available, including textbooks for children with disabilities. health. there are good textbooks from the soviet era. there is peryshkin's physics textbook. we all studied, so we will choose the best and supplement them with the relevant modern information that e. today we have, which schoolchildren need, have not bypassed the strength of the cost of textbooks. the first deputy head of the liberal democratic party, vasily vlasov, directly asked the cost of a textbook. the world around the second class in the tenth year was 175 rubles. today, almost 7

and now let's hear what the representatives of the parent committees said.re all textbooks, many children were given help. uh, for example, here are clothes, backpacks , shoes, everything was given to the children with russian textbooks. their knowledge will be better somewhere closer to our knowledge, which we once received at school. as for the staffing of educational literature, then especially for the lugansk folk the republics printed more than 900,000 textbooks, the minister of education of the lpr told us about this, let's listen. the rest has arrived. the first part has already been completely distributed among schools; the second part is being distributed among schools. here, well, with the capture of the september 5th weekend, that is, all schools in the enjoyed territories receive a complete set of new textbooks. well, in historical territories. uh, the regions are the bosses of our russian friends of the russian federation and in many areas i have updated the textbooks completely uh, in some areas i have updated the additional the need that was n

right to inspect the table and know, the results of the checks are usually done as part of the parent committeegree with the school, how often there will be such inspections, and you can arrange them at any time. if you wish, you can even change the menu, conduct a survey among children, find unloved dishes and contact the school with a request for a replacement, the administration is not obliged to do this, but almost always goes forward, and sometimes develop several options for dishes in the elections alexander zheleznov dmitry parfenov yuliya sinkevich channel one . mosgaz case number eight, how are the majors caught all the villains, look after the time program pentalgin is the number one remedy for spasm and inflammation pain with periodic female headaches and other types of pain without pain. open the most profitable deposit in sberbank with delivery up to 7.5% per annum and get up to 7.5% bonuses in addition. thank you for shopping with sberbank cards, the best percentage in sberbank is obvious. we present you a stylish knitted vest sofia made of natural wool. it will become an integral

but now the january 6th committee parentally has the messages and then some. here is the explanation of the magnitude of this new haul. >> there's texts, e-mails, radio track, all kinds of information, teams meetings. so we're going through everything that's been provided. the more is coming in. i say some of it is not relevant. some of it is. and it's a huge deal to go through it. we're going to go through it. the members of the committees themselves have been involved in this. we hope to have that completed soon. >> it is nothing that came in that you're aware of so far is in conflict with the public testimony presented by the committee to date. >> let me say, i have some concerns about documents and then comparing to some of the testimony that we received. and we hope to resolve any discrepancies in a way that would make sense. and we'll have to do that as we proceed in an orderly way. >> discrepancies in testimony? what could that be? and who does it implicate? i know just who to ask. joining us now is andrew wiseman, former fbi general counsel, senior mem

chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander bastrykin put under control a criminal case against the parentsthey kept their own daughter on a chain. now all the children of the seized family, and the mother's father is facing a solid sentence, and the terrible methods of upbringing of alexander mostovaya, father fiend fedor kosolapov, now from personal experience and understands how difficult it was for his thirteen-year-old daughter in captivity in the hall of the minusinsk city court. in a cage. he clearly uncomfortably supposed sadist. now, in handcuffs for bullying his own daughter, according to the investigators of the clubfoot, his wife put the girl on a chain and chained to the battery, like a wild animal, and she was kept like that in the house for several months. parents of a thirteen-year-old girl. for the purpose of education, they wrapped her leg with a chain and fastened it to a metal heating pipe, depriving her. freedom of movement is so outright wild. methods of education, the mother of the girl, anna yudina calls some extreme measures. she sincerely believes that the daughter

i asked the school board took for a committee with parents of different views to help in the decision-makingchildren. it was never even considered. propaganda signs like a mask up for safety, be a hero wear a mask. the collateral damage is now finally coming to light. it was foreseeable for many of us and preventable. in addition to lower standardized test scores things like teenage depression, drug and alcohol abuse all increase during this time. few politicians fought for us and our children. parents got angry and vocal and we got active all across this great country. when we brought these concerns to our school board they said it was out of their hands, the state was setting the guidelines but was the pa department of health giving these guidelines? i was told they were coming from the cdc. the power to control our children was coming from a federal agency through the state and eventually to a local school boards. in other words, our local school boards were giving mandates without pushback. our children were used as political pawns. we started questioning, where the funds connected to th

now the road is safe, the parking lot is crammed with cars, the parents see off the students, the admissions committeeorks, i found people of the same interests, so new friends are familiar relatives. everything will be a bundle. yesterday we had a meeting with students. uh, recovered to us who came, second dash fourth full-time course already started with a couple of teachers already. some couples spend online some couples spend. uh hmm in person, you are students who can't be reached. well, how to distribute with the internet? yes, not in all. we have this opportunity, they receive a task and perform and listen to lectures. here you expected that there would be such a set. no, i was very worried, to be honest, because in our faculty. well, uh, in my opinion today , two specialties are not particularly popular. we are talking about directions in history and political science is not enough teachers of entrants and undergraduates of the fourteen left, two were restored to our specialty. everyone else left. and some of those who have traveled to ukraine do not communicate. even relatives do not want to

now the road is safe, the parking lot is crammed with cars, the parents see off the students , the admissions committee, i found people of the same interests, so new friends are familiar relatives. everything will be a bundle. yesterday we had a meeting with students. e, recovered to us who came, the second dash of the fourth year of full-time education has already begun a pair of teachers already. some couples spend online some couples spend. uh, face-to-face, you're the students you ca n't get. well, how to deal with the internet. yes, not in all. we have this opportunity, they receive a task and perform and listen to lectures. here you expected that there would be such a set. no, i was very worried, to be honest, because in ours at our faculty. well, uh, in my opinion today, two specialties are not very popular. we are talking about areas in history and political science, there are not enough teachers of applicants and undergraduates, out of fourteen, two remained restored to our specialty, the rest left. and those who traveled to ukraine some do not communicate. even relatives do not want to commun

parents. this affairs committee hearing in just over two hours.

parents. this affairs committee hearing in just over two hours. sen. schatz: good afternoon, welcome to the committee's oversight hearing on volume one of the department of the interi good afternoon and welcome to the committee oversight hearing on volume one of the investigative report. a legislative hearing on 20 907 built to have it in the united states. the indian boarding school era was a dark period in our nation's history. a painful example the was them deals alaska natives and native hawaiians. as the department lays out, they had a primary goal in mind. the forcible simulation of need in children. these schools work each will the suppressing native cultures and languages. they separated native children from their families, their homelands and indoctrinated them as i said kill the and it and save the man. i they're four years old at these boarding schools it was gut-wrenching. solitary confinement, withholding food making older children punish younger children with corporal punishment. unsanitary and overcrowded living conditions. the shameful

parents. marsha blackburn of tennessee member of the judiciary and armed services committee. learned this lesson time and time again about the power of parents. >> oh, yes indeed we have. and you've got a lot of moms that are standing up, dads also. they are saying you aren't going to teach this to my children. harris, they really woke up during covid and they were looking at what their children were being taught. how they were being handled and addressed over the zoom classes and they showed up at school board meetings. they took on the teachers union. they have been steadfast even though the f.b.i. called them domestic terrorists. just yesterday i talked to two women and one a grandma, one a mom. they're looking at running for the school board in 2024 because they are fed up with how the school board has addressed parents and grand parents who have gone to the meeting because they want the best for their children and they want them to be educated, not indoctrinated. >> harris: why would people take time away from jobs and watching their grandchildren in such a tough economy

parents. your visit all your questions are answered with a true committee. yes yes yes.l have questions. already asked them. even then in the restaurant, and you referred then to his lawyer and left the answer. please remind me what you were interested in moles, tell me. he blackmailed you, persistent rumors circulate around the city that he dug under you. so what, he could dig up something that you would not want to see in the public space is not worth believing bitches. we have such a department vladimir pavlovich we work with rumors that are never confirmed. not in this case. you said then in the restaurant that you dug in coolly, not only for you. i want to know what you know about it. we are wiretaps again, you know, i specific person, if you have any specifics, listen, i arrived in zarechensk. listen, you tell them to the governor, he appointed me to this position. i think this is not our last conversation. you think what can happen if compromising evidence on you falls into the wrong hands. hi good afternoon, to be honest, i don't remember kolya calling malova her

parents. today, matt haneym san francisco announced the creation of an 11 person bipartisan committee to combat the crisis. >> i am sure there will be convn about overdose prevention programs and safe consumption s. consumption sites. there is so much more to work on. >> reporter: one of the members is isaac ryan from los angeles.a crisis is so out of control that that every school within the dit the district is now required to carry narcan. >> a 15-year-old girl died at ah school due to an overdose. >> reporter: the victims are geg younger. in santa clara, 17 teenagers died in the first nine nine months of the year. medical medical center created a treatment program and was overwhelmed with the number of kids reaching out for help. >> the youngest was 12 years old. >> reporter: last year, the dead dea said nearly 110,000 people d from overdoses. the committee will address all aspects of the fentanyl crisis and attics, young and old. getting to youth will be a priority. >> we will lose more lives to cd to covid but we will use lose me years to overdose because the people that died are so much y

now the road is safe, the parking lot is crammed with cars, the parents see off the students, the admissions committeenterests, so new friends are familiar relatives. everything will be a bundle. yesterday we had a meeting with students. e, restored to us, who came, the second dash fourth full-time courses have already started a couple of teachers already. some couples spend online some couples spend. uh hmm in person, you are students who can't be reached. well, how to be distributed by the internet. yes, not in all. we have this opportunity, they receive a task and perform and listen to lectures. here you expected that there would be such a set. no, i was very worried, to be honest, because in ours at our faculty. well , in my opinion, today there are two professions are not particularly popular. we are talking about the directions in history and political science, there are not enough teachers of applicants and undergraduates out of fourteen, two remained restored to our specialty. everyone else left. and some of those who have traveled to ukraine do not communicate. even relatives do not want to c

parent as a domestic terrorist. we get the majority and the gavels and a lot of oversight on a lot of these issues including my committee on foreign affairs. >> harris: we did put that up for our viewers and a kind of took down what was included in the parents bill of rights, and one of the key points was that parents have the right to know what is being taught in schools. we lost so much power as parents across america. all of us. it does not matter what you believe or how you vote, what you live when your child is with you and they are at home on a device, and still can approach what we are learning. and you are losing traction. and what i hear this is trying to do is get some traction back and get the voice back for parents. let's move to this -- >> it is very personal. with their child's education and have a say in it with critical race theory and the agenda, so this will run designate well with the american people. >> harris: you can imagine that almost simultaneously we run the attack as we put this out there through the house majority leader, let's watch and listen. >> they don't want to extremism, it seeks to te

arrested, how nikolai killed his parents, you still have documents confirming his identity, that anatoly cherepanov help the person. only you can save him. the committee shoot you before your fingers, anatoly cherepanov's fingerprints are i have so much. only i can save you. from the thieves from the committee and who will save me? for your money why help anyone? maybe it will show up there . do you think there is someone there? i do not know, many people say it seems to be. but i can get ready to change . the most offensive major . i've calculated everything. it can be said that the ruler measured. pissed off on a candy wrapper. come on in ivan petrovich these are the hairstyles of the fingers all this from the skull immediately after his escape they are identical to the imprint. anatoly cherepanov, who passes through our department, that the skull is anatoly i and so i know. what arrested him? like nikolaev to thank him for participating in the operation, let him go in front of the count. you don't have to go to jail with a count. i planned to let go of the fingers for a month then. but now the situation has changed, i agree, tell me. this is a matt

classrooms sent such messages to their parents, asking them to call the police, to pick them up from the lessons as soon as possible. meanwhile, investigator the committeelishes footage in which the criminal who committed suicide lies in all black in the middle of the classroom on a t-shirt, nazi symbols, the attacker managed to reach the fourth floor, it is already known that this is 34-year-old artyom kazantsev, a native of the city of izhevsk, a graduate of this same school with him killer were two dozen magazines with cartridges. on each inscription in red hatred, apparently. there is too much of it in this, so to speak, the person has accumulated, the attacker committed suicide, at the moment it is established that he was wearing a black t-shirt with nazi symbols and a balaclava of documents; there was no information about his identity. currently, on behalf of the head of the department , forensic specialists from the main directorate of forensic science of the investigative committee of russia have left to fix the traces of the crime committed on the fact that two criminal cases have been initiated under the articles of murder of two or more perso

chairman of the committee on education science innovation was on radio liberty well, thousands of schoolchildren in kyiv started the school year offline, our colleagues talked with parents the capital's schools and asked why they decided to leave their children to study at home and the children really wanted to go to school, and we are only for the children to go and we studied, we hope that everything will be fine. we are not afraid. of course, we are worried, but all the same, because the children studied during the excuse, we tried what online education is, and well, we like it better. they did it offline, it’s better than you understand me, uh, in this school, there is a storage room, we live in this area and belong to this storage room, what should we do from the 10th floor, run to this storage room, that the child will go down to this storage room in a centralized class, and this our future is a nation. so we are just a zoofly, of course it is a risk, but we are going to a meeting of parents, some of whom asked questions. oh, this is what the child will be afraid of. it is a little easier for us to say this because he already experienced it in kindergarten. of anx

death of dmitry, my parents found an essay that my son wrote, when entering the national security institute, my desire serving in the elite division of the state security committeedo with the pursuit of glory with medals and rewards. i just want to shoulder to shoulder with real male officers of the legendary unit to do the hard dangerous work for such a necessary job to protect my loved ones and my country. it is a great honor and responsibility to serve in a group. a and. i hope that i will have the opportunity to prove that i am worthy of this honor. every day dmitry fedosyuk proved that he is worthy september 28, 2021 learned about it everybody. it was not a special operation, but the development of specific addresses, searches, detentions, employees of the group, and they were involved if necessary. the opening of the locked premises, the suppression of resistance attempts, it was assumed that they were nearby and at the request of the operatives of yakubovsky 29 78 they would call this apartment to introduce themselves as police, but the terrorists would not open them for a meeting. they decide to prepare, they will charge, a hunting rifle will choose angl

parents followed the missing persons report from her. so when did the police stop looking for it? it was far guys afterward trying to the police station to report a committee. several murderous told police they'd seen rebecca walking along the stuart highway. she was lost spotted at 8 45 am around 15 kilometers out of town. police and emergency services searched for hundreds of kilometers from here. with a helicopter motor bikes and on foot. the search was called off 5 days later, after advice, she would no longer be alive. so this was rebecca's la known site in alice springs is just down that way. it's quite barren. it's very dry. that's just shrugged the. but the question is, how did she get out here? well, the theory is that rebecca walking told i was close to, there is a possibility she could have been given at this. and where was i fair and dropped off? according to the current, at least one car did stop. a group of doctors office or a lift back to town. she declined and they gave her a big bottle of water. they said probably the vicinity of wally looking for the locker room. i was pretty distressing. what grocery july, when you searching for somethin

parents and grandparents who are afraid to go out shopping. that impacts me directly to know that my community members are not safe enough to live freely. ama: finding solutions to these issues in committeeety will take work from all of us. you can start by taking action by going to our website for a full list of helpful resources. dan: to legal setbacks were present drum. -- for president trump. ama: pigs running wild in bay area yards. the solution by governor newsom. this cr pops up in santa cruz and nearby human cell a fun story. first what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live," -- >> wife tonight. i will tell you my secret. >> he asks me about my career. all these >> this is the mother of my children. ama: a federal appeals court has said the justice department can continue to look at documents that were seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. in order had effectively blocked the organization. this comes the same day and attorney general sued president trump and his company claiming that business fraud involved a lot of his assets. trumps three oldest children were also named as dependent -- as defendants. trump has denied any wrongdoing. dan: governor newsom will have

parents and grandparents who are afraid to go out shopping. that impacts me directly to know that my community members are not safe enough to live freely. ama: finding solutions to these issues in committee safety will take work from all of us. you can start by taking action by going to our website for a full list of helpful resources. dan: to legal setbacks were present drum. -- for president trump. ama: pigs running wild in bay area yards. the solution by governor newsom. this cr pops up in santa cruz and nearby human cell a fun story. first what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live," -- >> wife tonight. i will tell you my secret. >> he asks me about my career. all these artistic movies pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. >> this is the mother of my

parents lives going against the advice of experts. >> bret: there is the white house press secretary and that's a democratic national committee in julyrformance around the country in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and the pandemic according to "the new york times" erased two decades of of math and reading scores felt by the largest margin in more than 30 years. spanning races and income levels markedly worse for the lowest performing students. top performance in the 90th percentile showed a modest drop, students in the bottom 10% percentile dropped and ten points in math four times the impact. it let's bring in panel, jason riley, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, susan page, "usa today," byron york chief political correspondent from the "washington examiner." republicans listen to the white house press secretary and said that's not how we remember and you heard the dnc from ju july 2020. >> first of all, the report is absolutely tragic. if they said earlier in the show that decades and decades of progress were lost in the period and i think the dnc and that you played says it all. democrats were saying partly at the be

committee. live coverage here on c-span three. >> your parents, randy and belinda salts men who are watching from home, i'm sure. and i know they're very proud of her nomination. recognizing the increasing importance of the space to maine and the growing threats to our critical space assets by china and russia congress established the space for us in the fiscal year, 2020 national defense offers a shun act. the first shiva space operations, general raymond, then the commander of the u.s. air force base command, was legislated to transferred in 2020 to be the chief so you are the first to be nominated in have a hearing for this position. given that the space force is only two years old it's still becoming institutionalized within the department of the fence and there are many challenges in that process. first the space force must develop its ability to train and equip guardians. space is a remote domain at one that is now contested. your guardians will have to have the ability to integrate digital and other advanced technologies to accomplish their mission. all on their -- my understanding is that

children deprived of parental care, almost as many are under the care of 27 foster families and 9 family-type homes in the district. to illegally cross the border. the national security committee reported that cold weapons, namely knives and an ax, were found in the detainees. the russians themselves said that on the territory of the neighboring the countries sought to get in to avoid the mobilization of criminals have already been transferred back to the russian federation today early parliamentary elections are being held in italy voting at polling stations began at 7:00 a.m. and will continue until 11:00 p.m. according to polls, the election victory is predicted for the right-wing alliance led by the party the brothers of italy giorgia malloni for the first time in history the country can be led by a woman melody openly combines friendship with the hungarian prime minister urban and pro-russian italian politicians and with public support for ukraine, melon's main competitor is the five star movement party, whose support has increased in recent days, the next government will take office no earlier than the end of october, lenin goodbye, in slavyanskyi in donetsk region , the

. >> my name is joanna hernandez a parent of someone incarcerated in san francisco county jail so this committee oversight is pornts important to me. born and raised in san francisco public safety is number one as well. in regards to the position we are talking about, is there any community input on that as well? i guess that is a question or does it just have to be a comment? just putting it out there. >> i just tell you any action of the body happens and will happen at a public meeting so to that extent there is the opportunity for the public input. >> perfect. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm (inaudible) i just wanted to thank you all for the commitment and the time that you have committed to do this. it is definitely something we waited a long time to see in san francisco and i just wanted to publicly thank you all for making that commitment to the people in custody and everybody who may want to use this body, get information et cetera and i want to also thank director henderson and chief-sheriff miyamoto for their commitment to all of these reforms so i look forward working with you all. i