the presiding board of the parliament has acted in article 207 of the rules of procedure, which your excellency mentioned in paragraph 5. if the minister who comes to ask a question is in the form of a written answer before the time is up, then our presiding board can only deal with this issue, and this can be extended for ten days, and after 10 days, he must come back with a written letter written orally the day before . he accepted and gave them ten days, this is the first and second you are saying that the parliament has been weakened in relation to this minister of the interior, which my friends are saying. some points are because they say that i am very quick to point out the point that mrs. mahmoudi is happy about some of the words . allow me to change the statement of your political deputy the minister of the interior asked me to travel from qalibaf. give me a week to 10 days. i am the relevant deputy and i will move the people so that the people know what the parliament has not said. the minister of the interior asked the speaker of the parliament in a closed session . expens

so i believe that the statements -- the underlying statements for the board president and the rest ofhose who voted for this policy are faced -- based in bigotry. this board majority and similar boards to the state have made statements against students of color. and i heard just disgusting things in this school board meeting. things that have nothing to do with the benefits of inclusive education for our kids. we are not going to stand for it and allow students to be treated this way. we are working on a number of bills that would protect and preserve inclusive education. that literally would block any district that tries to ban a book as a discriminatory practice and imposes a fine on that district to mitigate the impacts of those behaviors. kristen: you're talking about temecula, which for those of us in the bay area, it's not too far from chino. recently they were in the news, too, because they didn't want to teach the state approved curriculum which mentioned harvey milk and the assassinated supervisor. can i just ask you, in terms of the school board president saying, this is not

to introduce the presiding board to the general representatives in the open session of the parliament, and also there are several urgent orders. including the two urgent requests for the separation plan of the ministry of roads and urban development of tehran , the commissions are having a meeting today, especially the 7th is supposed to review what they recommend. it's happening this week also, since the meetings of the commission have been closed, the meetings of this commission were held in two shifts, morning and afternoon. today, because there is a public meeting in the morning, in the week that i have a meeting in the morning , the parliament's unification commission will be convened until 6:00 p.m. the kurds related to the development of the national information network to the digital economy and public culture and media have meetings with other commissions, such as the chastity and hijab bill will be reviewed in two cultural commissions as well as the legal and judicial commission. prescriptive evening pricing with attendance the governor general of the central bank will inves

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause]. >> very excited moment for us as we get to recognize our san francisco police officers for the month of april, may and june. i'm assistant chief daved lazar. chief of the department. on behalf of london breed and bill scott, i want to welcome oo your today's ceremony. as background we had gone many many years without have formal recognition. we would have award ceremonies and recognizing officers for crisis interventions and

i like to call up the president of the board supervisors to represent the board of supervisors, president aaron peskin. >> thank you assistant chief lazar, on behalf of myself and the ten members of legislative branch of government and my colleague, rafael mandelman, let me add to the mayor's words to say that, we see you, we appreciate you, we thank you, and as district supervisors we actually as acting captain mureno knows, we hear the stories up close and personal and we actually know the rank and file. i know (indiscernible) i know gary and we see them every day interacting in the community. many years ago, there was a controversy at city hall where one of my colleagues who was post certified by the way, said, that we needed to mandate community policing. i was a new supervisor. this was about 20years ago. i said what is community policing, explain this to me. when he explained it to me, i realized that is exactly what i had at company a. police who knew the names of shop keepers. police who knew the stories of what was happening with a individual who was on the street. police who wen

the presiding board of the majlis should hold a meeting and follow the approvals or proposals of this majlis. a student assembly has been formed with the aim of creating effective educational, political and social situations and benefiting from the suggestions of the students . the same period as last year has increased, however, the minister the algerian foreign ministry, who traveled to tehran and held a joint meeting with his iranian counterpart, said that the relations between the two countries are privileged and have the potential for further development in their economic fields, and algeria is two friendly countries with growing relations in various fields, including in the field of trade . we agree that more acceleration should be given in the fields of science and technology, knowledge-based companies, environmental knowledge, new energies, agriculture, medicine, medical equipment, and tourism, as well as in the fields of industry and mining and cooperation between the two countries. further development in business, economic and investment fields it has the necessary capacity,

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause].television. >> in 1948 swensen's ice cream used to make ice cream in the navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after

that has the president on board, which means it is officially called marine 0ne. board, which means itanding on the tarmac at stansted and in the last few moments, the president boarding the helicopter. it will then fly him to central london, a journey that will take barely any time at all, and he will stay at wingfield house on the outskirts of regents park, that is the residence of the us ambassador. we can see the rotas are starting up as the helicopter prepares to take off. we are joined as the helicopter prepares to take off. we arejoined by our as the helicopter prepares to take off. we are joined by our security correspondent frank gardner. frank, thank you very much for sticking with us. one of the big issues at the nato summit that you touched on earlier is related to turkey and sweden. the president has mooted he supports —— he supports sweden's membership and turkeys blocking out, how much of british you will that be at this summit?— at this summit? well, it is an issue because when _ at this summit? well, it is an issue because when i _ at this summit? well, it is an issue

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause]. >> it is one of the first steps families and step to secure their future and provide a sense of stability for them and their loved ones. your home, it is something that could be passed down to your children and grandchildren. a asset that offers a pathway to build wealth from one generation to the next. and you need to complete estate plan to protect the asisets. your home, small business, air looms and more. you and so many

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did

the rest of the taekwondo federation president's board i would like to thank you to the colleagues of mr. gohri, that the simple sword will be put into use. in another hour, we will discuss the presence of mr. president after 7:00 in the morning in detail. the management of water consumption in the agricultural sector is falling and the waste is going elsewhere. in 2009, the law on increasing the productivity of the agricultural sector and in 2006 in the law on the permanent decrees of the country's programs emphasized it. when it is needed for the type of cultivation, it can do it to have access to water, one of the sources of water supply that is released from hundreds and should be at the end of channel two, the point where the water enters the agricultural sector, a volume has been created. still, the water released from primary sources such as serving their engines is recorded as consumption in while it is possible that significant amounts of water evaporate in the context of the investigation , it indicates that volume delivery is not implemented in most of the country's dams, a

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in

the board, the president of the union says it is not a good idea to try to take away these tools from officers. >> it is all about safety for sure for riders and the board of directors and b.a.r.t. thank you so much for that preview. i know we'll be seeing your full story at 6:00. looking forward to it. >>> architects are now told to throw out recent renderings for the as planned stadium in las vegas. here is what's happening. the las vegas review journal reports the as are now telling architects to re-imagine the plans because the original mock up won't be feasible. for one apparently it shows a stadium too big for the land available and means they'll have to redraft plans for the retractable roof. the one request from the team is for architects to give the stadium an outdoor feel. right now the as need final approval from major league baseball. we'll keep you updated. >>> back to levi stadium gates are open and fans are starting to stream into the stadium. ahead we'll be taking you back to the area for the taylor swift concert happening in just hours and show you how the bay area sp

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at a speaker. you let the folks speak call the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me verbally, but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the s

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause]. >> (indiscernible) i just know it. excuse me boys, but does anybody have sun block to block this skin from the sun? >> yes. that's right, i need to get my (indiscernible) >> many of us last summer (indiscernible) reapplying sun screen is like getting the second dose of mpox vaccine. >> wait, two doses- (indiscernible) >> isn't it too late to get my second dose? >> girl, it is like sun screen, never too late to put more sun s

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at a speaker. you let the folks speaking called the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me verbally, but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause]. >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's adjacent sidewalks, local business communities are more resilient and their neighborhood centers are more vibrant and mildly. sidewalks and parking lanes can be used for outdoor seating, dining, merchandising, and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are safe and accessible for all. people with disabilities enjoy all t

i see that board president skipped out. with board president supervisor peskin said that we are knee deep in blood with this budget deficit. but with this process and with mayor breed and her team and her city departments, it is when i believe even knee deep in blood, again. that is the visual. and it is trough. that is where we are now with this budget. with our future. but even with that, the strength that every single one of us bring to this room under the stone, we will over come. and we will over come all the challenges. the budget is already signed. i agree, get back to work. thank you. [applause]. >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to r

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at a speaker. you let the folks peak to call the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me and then bring up a whole bunch of political things that nothing to do with the issue at hand. but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. all we're saying is that if that's happening, the parents need to be brought in know about it as well. they should not be excluded. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a

board on. this alleged scheme took place when joe biden was vice president. i mentioned his son set on the same ukraine energy board which is under investigation by ukraine's top prosecutor. earlier this week the irs whistleblowers claimed hunter received even more money, $17 million from foreign sources outside of ukraine. hunter did not pay enough taxes on that by a longshot. claimant b whistleblowers push forward for more serious charges, felony charges evaporator public on the house oversight committee says nobody is denyi denied the existence oe payments. >> they were stonewalled and doing their job. not one single democrat that threw darts at them during this whole hearing which lasted many hours. none of them attacked the substance and credibility but they had to say. >> agent mentioned, eric, the none of this document can be verified the same thing can be said about the steele dossier which dominated the news for years. recall donald trump was impeached after asking ukraine's president to investing the bidens over this matter of the alleged scheme. rep

joined by vice chair supervisor preston and board of supervisors president supervisor peskin. the committee clerk today is erika major. i would like to acknowledge collena mendoza at sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> the board of

our board president, aaron peskin. aaron. [applause] >> thank you rick, and thank you to you and the market street railway association for your loving and careful and long stewardship of our cable cars and our street cars. mayor breed invoked the phoenix rising from the ashes and if there is a physical manifestation of that mythical phoenix, it is standing behind me. it is the cable car. it is the symbol of resilience and perseverance in san francisco. when they first started in 1873, really in 1888, the city burned down to the ground three times, and that was before the 1906 earthquake and fire. that was before the 1918 spanish influenza pandemic we didn't know about until a few years ago, and the cable car was a constant through all of that. this is the symbol of san francisco's resilience. and as rick said, all 11 members of the board are created equal, but i'm lucky and a little more equal because i represent the original part of san francisco, the northeast corner of san francisco, our china town, russian hill, north bea

in the 1st off of 2024, just before a new indonesian president this morning and potentially boards a plane to fly here. and joining me now for more context from jakarta is a government us our issues an associate professor, you know, but design an architecture. at the moment i should investigate indonesia. it got jakarta is thinking, so indonesia needs a new capital, but the government also saves the country, needs new economic centers away from the main island of java. how does constructing a new capital ensure that as well, i'm constructing a new copy to of course it's a big task and the new aim for this new capital city is to create a new economy centers following the tech guy. i mean, like we have some problems he just got, i'd like to create this a new so perhaps, but of course we need such an infrastructure default man, business incentives and accepting industries and investments to play a crucial role in and shooting the growth and prosperity of the new capital. now if we are looking at the test that the of these iga and the plan is in 2025 to the 2035 and the must have planned

peruvian capital, lima have clashed with protesters demanding the resignation of entering president dana board while she's now seeking expanded legislative power. after months of antique government demonstrations, demanding the release of jail, former president pedro castillo the un security council has condemned the military to in the chair, african leaders of also expressed their concern canyon president william rudo called it a serious setback for africa. meanwhile, general abdul rock 98 johnny has named himself president of a new transitional counsel and therefore new jersey, new leader. he had steely force that seized power by detaining the elected president. general gianni has asked for domestic and international support as the in the latest moods by new jazz military coup need is an announcement on state tv to suspend the constitution. the, the institution created by that event by $252010.00 constitution dissolved. the man who led the mutiny appealed for support and want against foreign intervention with electron to sit there and should have the national council for the safeguarding of

the peruvian capital lima have clashed with protesters demanding the resignation of interim president. deena board, a lot of the she's now seeking expanded legislative power after months of antique government demonstrations demanding the release of child, former president pedro castillo. european union has suspended all financial support and security cooperation with new share. after cou leader, general abdulla rock man h, jani 9th himself, present new share has been a key partner to the you and helping stop migrants heading north towards europe. general gianni has the least force that seized power by detaining the elective president as the in the latest moods by new jazz military to lead as an announcement on state tv to suspend the constitution, the, the institutional created by that event by 252010 constitution dissolved, the man who led to the mutiny appealed for support and want against foreign intervention with electron to sit there and should have the national council for the safeguarding of the country is motivated by the soul, desire to preserve a beloved homeland on the one hand and the

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at a speaker. you let the folks speak call the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me verbally, but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the s

says it tramples on the safety and rights of student and had a heated exchange with the school board presidentrule. >> point of order, as the board president-- >> this is not your meeting. you could have a seat if i did that in sacramento, you would not accept it, you're not going to blackmail us. >> thurmon was escorted out of the building after the exchange after people tried to shout him down and the school board president says she's received backlash for supporting the parent notification policy. in a statement given exclusively to fox news yesterday she said, quote, i am so disheartened that i'm getting death threats on my life because i want to keep parents involved in their children's life. i'm saddened we're at a point in time and this is what it's come to be because parents want to be involved in their children's life. and thurmon reportedly says he plans to challenge this new policy on both a state and federal level. alicia. alicia: we'll keep watching. christina coleman. thanks, christina. griff: now to the southern border. the department of justice is now planning to sue texas for

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at a speaker. you let the folks speak call the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me verbally, but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately did not make it to the legislature. there is this trend, this move it now that kids somehow >> don't belong to the parents. in fact, they're creatures of the state and that the s

have been appointed by president biden as the first ever climate scientist on the president's intelligence advisory boardligence that he receives. just tell me what that means. it means this administration is taking a whole—of—government approach to climate change, making sure that wherever there is an important decisions being made, especially about national security, public health and safety, that people are using the best available science and, where possible, are involving those of us who are close to the science in keeping our economy going and keeping our national economy stable, and keeping public health in our minds as we deal with the worsening landscape of climate extremes. that is what harnessing the science is all about and that is what we can use to try our best to get through these next couple of decades of warning. tell us more about that. how does climate change, climate science actually relate to intelligence — national security? well, really this goes back over a decade, now. for those wondering what this connection is, the department of defence has long been studying this issue, and th

i've never been in a meeting where the school board president starts. >> i'm debating or speaking at call the next speaker and the board president just started attacking me and then bring up a whole bunch of political things that nothing to do with the issue at hand. but he says what matters most to standing up to the policy. the board ultimately approved in a 4 to one vote. when you consider the high rate of that many of our lgbtq+ students are were concerned that this new policy could could really have dramatic and dangerous impacts on our students. thurman's message echoed by california legislative lgbtq caucus member. senator scott wiener. he wrote in part, quote, each of us who comes out does so when we want to not win, the government wants us to this action is illegal and despicable and will not stand. all we're saying is that if that's happening, the parents need to be brought in know about as well. they should not be excluded. gop assembly member say lee was at the meeting and supports the policy to notify parents. it was modeled after a bill he wrote this year that ultimately

president. >> item 7, action item. election of retirement board president. >> do we need a motion or should we do in person public comment or public comment first? >> you can do either way or you can start with discussion. >> sure, why don't we open discussion. anyone want to comment first? commissioner driscoll. >> no comment. ready to make a motion. >> anyone want to make a motion? commissioner driscoll, go ahead. >> (indiscernible) >> go ahead. >> i nominate commissioner heldfond to be president of the retirement board. >> okay. is there a second? >> second. >> seconded by commissioner thomas or o'connor. okay, let's take in person public comment first. seeing none, in person public comment is closed. madam secretary, open the phone lines for public comment? >> thank you. callers, if you have not done so, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold please continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank yo

president. >> item 7, action item. election of retirement board president. >> do we need a motion or should we do in person public comment or public comment first? >> you can do either way or you can start with discussion. >> sure, why don't we open discussion. anyone want to comment first? commissioner driscoll. >> no comment. ready to make a motion. >> anyone want to make a motion? commissioner driscoll, go ahead. >> (indiscernible) >> go ahead. >> i nominate commissioner heldfond to be president of the retirement board. >> okay. is there a second? >> second. >> seconded by commissioner thomas or o'connor. okay, let's take in person public comment first. seeing none, in person public comment is closed. madam secretary, open the phone lines for public comment? >> thank you. callers, if you have not done so, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold please continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank yo

president boarded the capable submarine the uss kentucky as it arrived in busan.outh korea had launched two short range missiles they flew 340 miles before landing in the waters east of the peninsula. and this: russia launched intense series of nighttime air attacks in ukraine. moscow sent drones and missiles across the country second port of ever odesa second night in a row. emergency officials in crimea say more than 2200 people were evacuated from just four villages due to a military facility fire there. and the european union plans to maintain ballistic missile sanctions on iran that are due to expire in october. it can be a window of opportunity to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran. tonight my colleague bret baier takes a look at the current sanctions on iran. how the nuclear deal politics have impacted them and how the situation differs from actions taken against russia. >> thanks, gillian. russia and iran are the two most sanctioned countries in the world. before russia invaded ukraine it faced around 2700 sanctions. iranian had the most in the world with

director, alpha bank martyn galstyan, chairman of the central bank of armenia german gref president chairman of the boardsberbank andrey kostin president chairman of the board of vtb elvira nabiullina chairman of the bank of russia and sergey shvetsov chairman of the supervisory board of the moscow exchange. first question. i, uh, would like to address the central banker, here, but in the context of structural transformations. need to understand how monetary policy works. is the previous decision suitable for the previous regimes, and the monetary policy for the transition to a new economy and for its own successful functioning of this very new economy, martyn candles, if i can start with you, you have a very interesting situation in armenia in general, and last year your gdp grew by 12.6% yes, this is the fourth result in the world. not to mention , uh, the eurasian space. and this year, according to various forecasts, gdp growth is expected well, by about 7%, something around that inflation slows down sharply at the end of may, if i'm not mistaken, it generally went into the red, uh, the dram is streng