that go to the non profit providers that provide workforce development service. more i just instituted the workforce alignment committee at the board which existed while i served as executive director of a workforce development organization and that committee is really focused on working with all city departments to make sure there is alignment with the definition of what workforce development is. making sure the resources are going to the right places to build pathways and skills of people who need employment. i fought hard for mandatory hire on construction projects to make sure people from san francisco and live in san francisco are also well paid on the jobs in their own community. working on legislation right now to provide local hire for tech companies and companies that have been taking advantage of and residents of the city and members of the city and so i will continue not only to provide funding, continue to make sure pathways and pipeline programs are in place and build off the opportunities that have not existed like more local mandatory laws. also, w

hopely we will is time where we can have the service provider working group provide feedback and offer input on the findings and recommendations of the cna. in context of the service and allocation plan. >> and then in october, we'll relinquish or case conflicts with the oversight and advisory committee meeting. we want our service provide are working group members to attend the oac meeting on october 17th. in terms of activities, we have an on going discussion group lead by arch with elders it is looking to raise the profile of the importance of creative ageing and how arts plays a role in that. they of course, are look to increase state and local funding for that. government funding as well and also to increase senior communities priority of funding. for those services and lastly, they want to assess and address the challenges that -- guess with providing creative programming and we know some of the challenges are with hybrid programming now. we continue to talk about that. case has an on going survey providers to update what their services are currently. >> so we can help the member

ukraine with the necessary weapons, we understand that certain countries have already provided ukraine with a lot of weapons, in particular estonia, germany is now trying to transfer to ukraine what they ordered for themselves, do you think that nato member countries will not remain unprotected if they continue to provide support for ukraine . thank you. from the beginning of the invasion, we did it even before the full-scale invasion, that is, since 2014, the soldiers are much faster, we understand . these countries reduced their own potential from what was in the warehouses, but it was the right decision, because if, when ukraine wins the war, wins this battle against the aggressor, we understand that it is not only a defeat for ukraine will be a defeat and a danger for all of us because the world will become even more dangerous and other countries will become even more vulnerable to russian aggression, so we must use and provide ukraine with what we have, the longer the war lasts, the longer we we will try to replenish these stocks , so we are now thinking about how we can speed up

mutual linkage of construction plans is also provided for by other strategic documents, providing advanced infrastructure development and the creation of comfortable living and living conditions, the strategy provides for two scenarios, the basic risky one, at present. there are a large number of risks associated with external restrictions and other factors, but we will make every possible effort to implement the basis of the scenario and i can say that despite for all the difficulties in well, i think the indicators are provided for by national projects and the presidential decree on the commissioning of housing and the repair of roads will certainly be fulfilled, we see this in today's dynamics. i also want to note that the contribution of the construction industry and burning utilities to the country's gdp per month with related industries at the end of last year, and amounted to 11%. this is 14 trillion rubles and 11 million people are employed in this area. as you said, nikolaevich. it is interconnected with many sectors of the economy, the strategy includes seven main directions. fir

three i think keeping a fair open competition, to make sure as many providers, establish launch providers, as well as a merging launch providers, was also a key element of the strategy being devised. i think that they are on the right path, i get closer to the final position, if it plays. out i look forward to getting input from all the committee members, as well as the other stakeholders in this critical mission set for the space force. >> there has been some criticism of the program, particularly its use -- certified providers, but i want you to know, this committee understands the importance of maintaining assured access to space. especially, for the most challenging orbit. we want to make, take advantage of private sectors innovation, you talked about that earlier. but we are talking about, unique and very expensive pay loads. that if they are not delivered perfectly, it will result in capability gaps for a war fighter. we understand, there has to be a balanced approach, to that risk. when you say that you want to include, all stakeholders, give me examples. >> certainly, all the laun

we stopped providing abortions in wisconsin altogether. as we have already discussed we , have a law in wisconsin from 1849, which is one year older than the state and 70 years before women are the right to vote in this country. this law makes it a felony for me to provide abortion care to my patients. there are no exceptions for rape and no exceptions for incest. the only exception is for the life of the mother. but pregnant people don't have a warning light that comes on when they've crossed that threshold. we have to use our clinical judgment developed through over a decade of formal education, experience, and commitment to make those kinds of sensitive individualized decisions. so in places like sheboygan county, where the district attorney has specifically said that he will prosecute physicians, can i count on him to trust my clinical judgment? looking back, would we agree that i met the criteria that my patient was sick enough? the effects are chilling. people in our state are being denied medication for miscarriage management. they

i'm happy to have the conversations but i wanted to provide insight as to the facility they provide the speed with which they provide the money getting into the hands of family child care providers and child care facilities. that brings me to my first question which is, what percentage or have you thought about a percentage of this money that would be set aside or directed towards family child care providers? often and we've 4 a lot of these conversation -- we've had a lot of these conversations, i'm not saying they're an afterthought but they can being overshadowed by the larger providers of child care and facilities. we were both at a site this past weekend, a wonderful family child care and had grant moneys and lift money and have the money but it was enhancing their outdoor space. i wanted to give you an opportunity to talking about that. if you haven't thought about it, i know hard-set percentages can be constraining. but i think having a minimum directed to the providers could be beneficial, because otherwise, they mightlkd end up being overshadowed by the larger facilities. >> ag

germany, hans provided an on this providing a lot of essential equipment to ukraine with advanced defense systems and older advanced weapons and also ammunition and the old allies her provided as similar types of support on all of us. it was a product armored vehicles and also a lot of extremely important to different types of support to, to do mister secretary general, i would just like to underscore the urgency that way you have been hearing and i'd like to mentioned a quote, for example from, from lot is defense, mr. and i'm going to read it out to you. now, he says, if germany would give to ukraine, proportionately what we have given. so you crane this war would be over. does germany and other larger e you states need to do more now? we all need to do more now, and that's also the message from the defense ministers when they met last week. and we also saw significant new announcements about more surprise. then we have to realize that so far, what we have done is to mostly provide surprise, surprise for support ukraine by depleting our existing stocks at some states. we cannot continue

and for this, the right moment is provided. all this is evaluated, calculated and then it acquires the necessary orientation from the dark planes in space in order to look at the ground on the one hand, and on the other hand to charge batteries with solar panels and provide the device with energy. this device is completely assembled from domestic components. some of them are sent into space for the first time for testing. we are also working on. ah, new imported appliances. for the first time, a lamp is located on this device. the waves that were developed and created by rks together with our domestic cooperation. the diamond in this apparatus is very large, and we are working out the import substitution layer. therefore, we are interested to see how they turn on, how they go through degassing, how they work out. well, the most important thing is to see how long, and those devices which we have developed and created will be able to work in this orbit, because the orbit is also new for us in this orbit. we didn't fly. there are

so when are the systems going to be provided? and is there a possibility that the sky is going to be safe? >> the short answer to your question, sir, is that systems will be provided as fast as we can physically get them there. and this is something as i said at the top that we remain focused on. and we are going to provide systems that we have available, that countries like germany have available. we are going to try to provide additional munitions to the existing systems at the ukrainian forces are using -- that the ukrainian forces are using. as long as there is a conflict that goes on, there will always be uncertainty, so it is very difficult to predict when exactly it is going to be safe to move about, move in and out of the country. and i know that you are concerned about your family. and certainly, that is understandable. but we are going to do everything we can as fast as we can do to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect the ukrainian people. that is important to us. and by the way, it was imp

>> 3 providers are selected provide services. >> and i can get back and provide more. >> you know the size of the amount of money that will be allocated toward that? >> no, i don't have that information off hand. >> okay. that would be good to know. for the public p management is a form of management with success stance abuse working with people through a reward's system to ensure they are staying clean and sober from drugs. something that has been upon used more widely in the state not widely here in san francisco. it has been disallowed part of medical services but the law was changed to allow for that. >> correct. >> 3 agencies program it is will be part of this pilot to serve 280 clients in the first year. >> that will be good. how many clients do you anticipate serving? over the 5 year period with quarter of a billion dollars >> across the range of service about 8,000 counts of clients in the prior years. looking each year ahead 8,000 times 5 >> is ash stance based treatment allowed >> yes y. completely clean, sober environment. >> correct. >> can you talk about a couple of the o

, they provide just like that.they can transfer, they are ready to transfer . thank you, they flew out of that, they made the tractors there. what cars are provided there, and it is again possible and lend-lease, then they will write this off to us, but someday they will provide something that also something that does not need to be manufactured. and what is already there with the available resources, alentrin will work when production is resumed, and the governments of the united states and france and britain and germany worked on the restoration of arms production. that is, it is not a quick process in the conditions of capitalism when it is necessary to conclude contracts for the manufacture of weapons and so on. see for example, the story of howitzers 777 turns out to be like this, the manufacturer said that if there is interest from that country and if it is planned for it to be, that is, the order is big or small, yes, then it will be the production of these couches , that is, they are still collecting, see h

cox along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. president biden visited puerto rico following hurricane fianna. he -- fiona. he expressed his commitment to rebuilding sustainable infrastructure for the future. this is just under half an hour. [applause] >> good afternoon. mr. president, i want to officially welcome you and first lady jill biden to puerto rico. we are honored to have you here. the people of puerto rico are very grateful for your steadfast support. we highly appreciate your visit particularly as we recover from hurricane fiona. i must highlight that this visit is not an isolated incident. it is yet another example of your commitment to the citizens of puerto rico that you, mr. president, and your administration have demonstrated for the past 19 months. that support has included total collaboration from cabinet members in key federal agencies. targeting initiatives in important policy areas, education, renewable energy, and economic development. in puerto rico's time of need, the biden administration has worked close

including department and provideers they partner with. i heard in instances provideers have been asked to turn over personally identifiable victim information that may put them at risk. which is prohibited by the violence against women act this will inkwoir what systems, departments have in place to make sure we are in compliance with the confidentiality provisions and the privacy of victims and survivors is always protected. protect the privacy of am vs and survivor system critical to their safety and well being and want to be sure we here in san francisco are doing everything we can to ensour weup hold the provisions of the violence against woman act. and colleagues. today i'm happy to reintruns an ordinance to wave street sale permit fees and promote sidewalk sales during the holiday for small businesses they are critical to our recovery and to our long-term economic prosperity. and the rest i submit. >> thank you. >> >> thank you. supervisor stefani. >> supervisor walton. >> submit >> supervisor chan. >> submit. >> supervisor dorsey >

provide? to look at the terms of the contract to be able to answer that. >> okay, thank you. i have a million more questions but i know colleagues will ask them. i want to thank you for your work and also just thank -- all of us have been out there and have seen the strike and want to thank all the workers for fighting for patients and also note as i did last time i was on the line with folks that one thing we don't talk about a lot but i think also we need to bring in is the mental health of our workers and clinicians who have been through an unspeakable last couple years with such acute need, and who never will talk about their own stresses because they are always here fighting for patients but we see you and appreciate you. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor safai? >> supervisor ahsha safai: director yann, i would like to ask a couple questions. through the chair. one of the things that has struck me is we have a process that is required through the ordinance and tracki

all countries should deliver on our g20 commit and's to provide debt relief to low income countries. we must advance our broader development agenda. i reinforce these priorities at my dinner with the african finance ministers and g20 engagements in my meetings with leaders from developing and emerging markets. we have also made significant progress this week and are in a better position for multilateral development banks to tackle our role -- our growing global challenges why maintaining their existing development priorities and we look forward to discussing more details on this project in the coming weeks. i won't cover all the topics discussed this week in the interest of time but let me stop now and take your questions. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you, secretary yellen. there has been a lot of conversation at these meetings about the focus and emphasis on the war in ukraine and some african countries have expressed frustration that this may be happening to the exclusion or diminished help for their own worries and sorrows. at the same time, you are fighting to bring on board more

germany, hans provided and on is providing a lot of essential equipment to ukraine with advanced defense systems and older advanced weapons and also ammunition and the 2 year old allies. her provided a similar types of support on all of us. it was a product armored vehicles and also a lot of extremely important to different types of support to, to do mr. secretary general, i would just like to underscore the urgency that way you have been hearing and i'd like to mentioned a quote, for example from from lot is defense, mr. and i'm going to read it out to you. now he says, if germany would give to ukraine proportionately what we have given to ukraine, this war would be over. does germany and other larger e you states need to do more? now? we all need to do more now and that was the message from the defense ministers when they met last week. and we also saw significant new announcements about more surprise. then we had to realize that so far, what we have done is to mostly provide surprise, surprise for support ukraine by depleting our existing stocks at some states we cannot continue to do

well, or, for example, suspension is provided in cases provided for by laws.for example, the powers of a judge arose a situation where the judges of the supreme court. i'm talking about the supreme court or the constitutional court, when such a need arises, the decision must be take. but urgently. well, for a certain time there, 3 to 5-10 days, then, er, of course, it's impossible to have a meeting. so the decision will be made. in this case, the presidium, while still having the exclusive competence of the meeting and those issues that will only be accepted in the exclusive competence of the meeting. that is, for example, the release or the election of judges of higher instances. this is always the exclusive competence of the russian assembly. only the people in the right decide their fate, the topic of the first forum of the ninety-sixth was then the first in the history of independent belarus, a five-year program of socio-economic development of its kind, an anti-crisis plan was adopted; three priorities in the development of the country; . everything in th

on going funding that will be provided for. so i will include where possible next among those that are vetoed the messages. and then there is one other bill that i have a not note for which is on health care some things interesting in that bill i wanted to point out is it prevents presents information share friday other states. and i thought important it point out if the family moved the information from california can be shared. we meet again in october with a shortened mote to clean up what got passed and vetoed that was on our list. we will not meet in november and december and start in january with a new 2 year session. >> all right. >> thank you. are there questions or comments from commissioners? >> i have a comment. commissioner jung. >> i just want to thank you for all your work in the sum row of the different pending bills was helpful. i want to say, thank you. >> the detailed report i have to thank valerie coleman and cindy kauffman and the staff at das because they do the hard work on the detailed report. i take it a

provides that basic test of governance. americans want our government funding bills to help reduce their cost of living, support their families, create good jobs and combat climate change. this continuing funding legislation gives us the time we need to ensure our 2023 bills will do exactly that. let's keep america running so congress can complete america's critical fiscal work. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida yields back. the gentlewoman from connecticut reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i yield to the gentleman from virginia, a member of the appropriations committee, mr. cline, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of the people of the sixth district of virginia who are contacting my office right now expressing their outrage at this failed do-nothing democratic majority who has brought us to the brink of a gov

we have discussed food insecurity and what we can do in the -- and the united states has provided $10illion to a set of agencies to try to address food insecurity and low income countries, but there are spillovers and as a global community, we want to provide the support that is necessary for countries to address it. >> i wanted to ask on oil and the price gap, it sounds like discussions are focused on what the price cap will be. he said something in the 60's could be a level that would allow russia to retain an incentive to produce. is that the high 60's of the low 60's. sec. yellen: i want to be very clear about what i said and what is happening with this. the coalition of countries that are imposing these services bands will jointly decide on what the appropriate price is. it is also a price that can be adjusted over time once a decision is made about the level and no decisions have been made. i did not say that, under consideration is a price in the 60's. i simply said there is several -- i meant to say is there are several benchmarks that are relevant in deciding what a price sho

what we use the mechanisms that are provided for in the b w c. and we invoked article 5 of the convention and we received basically no answers to our questions. and this is situation. we had to invoke the provisions and article 6 of the come back and mentioned the fact that you don't like it. it doesn't make our a request, a legitimate. we are acting exclusively in the legal areas that are provided for by the convention. and even if our arguments and the facts a way provided or not to your liking, as i said, you have no right to ignore them. a new shift, the focus on to your own political assessments. pos, possibly this is what you would have preferred to do within the framework of the rules based order where you stay. crew stayed the rules and every one has to follow . but here at the u. n, we have international law and everyone's equal. or under that law, whether on whether you want to or not, but the if there violations of the convey and if and if they approve one, they will be a retribution for that. your arguments are not convincing. and the

i am grateful for the support and assistance they have provided so far. i hope they are able to understand our most basic needs and i am deeply honored today to be able to introduce president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. my name is joe biden and i no one to headline to read biden brainstorm to puerto rico -- brings storm to puerto rico. i will cut this short. jill and i -- and thank you for that introduction. jill and i are anxious to be here. i come from a little state of delaware. it is not like from the congresswoman from new york. we have a large puerto rican population in delaware. we have the eight largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state as minority and i was raised in the puerto rican community at home politically. we came here for a long time for business and pleasure since -- you are part of the third -- court of appeals. it is people like you who do so much for your community and they can make such a big difference as puerto rico rebuilds. thank you, governor, for your partner

and providing all meetings of the retirement board and committees provide an opportunity for members of the public to address the body and otherwise occur in a manner that projects the constitutional rights. others and members of public attending in person [inaudible] have a motion, please? so moved. >> >> second. >> and -- [inaudible]. commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner [inaudible]. [inaudible]. take public comment. please. >> thank you we have no in person public comment at this time. moderator, callers if you have not done so press star 3 to be added to the queue. please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. do we have callers on the line. >> you have no callers on the line >> thank you. public comment is closed. >> okay. motion made by commissioner thomas and seconded by commissioner driscoll. have a roll call vote. >> thank you. commissioner driscoll. >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner held fond. >> aye. >> and mr. thomas. >> aye. >> motion passes. >> will take a second here. and i'm going to speak for the board and

that go to the non profit providers that provide workforce development service.ee at the board which existed while i served as executive director of a workforce development organization and that committee is really focused on working with all city departments to make sure there is alignment with the definition of what workforce development is. making sure the resources are going to the right places to build pathways and skills of people who need employment. i fought hard for mandatory hire on construction projects to make sure people from san francisco and live in san francisco are also well paid on the jobs in their own community. working on legislation right now to provide local hire for tech companies and companies that have been taking advantage of and residents of the city and members of the city and so i will continue not only to provide funding, continue to make sure pathways and pipeline programs are in place and build off the opportunities that have not existed like more local mandatory laws. also, with a resolution when i was on the board of education,

we hear from them, we provide services, they have their own leadership council. there is a very holistic approach versus a private developer and what they are trying to account, which looks slightly different than what we are trying to accomplish. i think that is another very significant barrier that we are dealing with today and will continue. the key to that will be the partnerships. we have wonderful partnerships with cities, counties and states. utilities. there is still work to be done. >> we might have time for one question, if any of my colleagues have a question? otherwise, thank you so much and i will hand it back over to the chair. >> thank you to our panel. this has been informative. we get to spend a lot of time with data here at the fed, but i personally would say i need to hear narrative. i need to hear stories. so i think in that sense we all learned a lot from you today would we appreciate your time and your input is very important to the work we do. we are very grateful to your contributions. thank you. >> thank you.

vacations are provided automatically upon application, even without providing supporting documents.se documents. it will be possible to provide later in the course or at the end of the holidays. another benefit for military personnel and members. their families. cancellation of the accrual of penalties due to late payment of utility bills for the entire period of service changes in the field of labor legislation mobilized citizens will retain jobs for the period of military service. the employment contract will stop, and the length of service will continue to accumulate. in addition, the law provides additional labor guarantees to working family members of mobilized workers. they are not sent on business trips without their consent, are not involved in overtime work at night, weekends and non-working holidays. when reducing the number or staff of employees, a family member of mobilized citizens is given a preferential right to maintain their job, the legislators heard dmitry patrushev the minister of agriculture noted that today russia fully provides itself with grain , fish meat, v

how can natal provide more support for ukraine? that's the issue facing. defense ministers gearing up for a 2 day meeting in brussels. we'll go live to nato hedge cute ah, i'm glad of us. welcome to the program. a day after ukraine was hit by dozens of russian rockets, security services are reporting more strikes in the south and in the west of the country on tuesday. ukrainian authorities say at least 12 missiles have slammed to public facilities in the southern city of the bridge. yet killing at least one person, the ocean set off a large fire in the area by. it is of the group of a 7 countries, the g 7 r meeting virtually today to discuss further support for keith, including help to rebuild ukraine's damaged infrastructure. following the latest attacks, people and keith have already made a start themselves. okay, i understand that a nato secretary general stoughton back is about an important to speak with nick and security. we will review our progress on strengthening night those, the terrans on the fence. we will further increa

it is stated that such an infection of an enemy personnel would be a providing considerable effect in line with you as legislation. you cannot issue a patent in the united states without a detail description of the actual machine. therefore, we can conclude that the container as a means of deliberate bio agents was developed and can be operationally produced in ukrainian reporting, which they submit to yearly, under confidence building measures to that convention in which was addressed to a member states. so as to prevent or, or reduce, lack of clarity on the programs and project says 2016, including projects who before plu, flyway and p 781 and of funding from military agencies from other foreign states is absent. which case raises questions about their political obligations. to provide information on confidence building measures of all member states under the convention in a united states record or reporting information about programming projects outside of national territory. and their funding is also absent. and our request to provide such information on not being reacted to such

7:00 a.m. today, 247 consumers remained without electricity in the region. command, the russians provided fire support for their ground troops, but our fighters landed them very quickly, according to preliminary data, one helicopter fell on the rest of the territory freed from the russians behind the front line is temporarily captured zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant again on diesel generators in the morning the russians damaged the dniprovsk substation in dnipropetrovsk region with rockets energoatom reports that the zaporizhia npp was completely de-energized in automatic mode diesel generators were switched on energoatom sent another batch of diesel fuel to the station, however the russian side does not allow company cars, the occupiers continue to neglect the nuclear safety of the largest nuclear power plant in europe threatening the world with a radiation disaster, ukrainian heroes protect and rescue the employees of the state emergency service rescued a family that was under rubble due to rocket fire. this was reported by the head of the zaporizhia regional military administration, o

this allows funding for the state to shelter people and provide other support. by approving it early ahead of the storm's landfall we can get supplies in and provide shelter if necessary. my message to the people of south carolina is simple. please listen to all the warnings and directions from local officials and physical low their instructions. and as you all know, the situation in florida is far more devastating. we're just beginning to see the scale of that destruction. it's likely to rank among the worst in the nation's history. you have all seen on television homes and property wiped out. it's going to take months, years, to rebuild. and our hearts go out to all those folks whose lives have been devastated by this storm. america's heart is literally breaking. just watching people watching on television. i just want the people of florida to know, we see what you're going through. we're with you. we're going to do everything we can for you. i say to the rest of america, just imagine yourself in that situation. water rising. walls collapsing. streets turned l

thus, yes, yes, in an ordinary hospital, which is multidisciplinary, which provided assistance in inons, and only then we sorted them, at first the main task was to make the correct diagnosis, we had a computer tomograph working around the clock. the institute or the hospital or to the hospital that was nearby, but it so happened that on february 26, we already entered the battle, but then many workers left, many specialists simply had to evacuate from kyiv. how did you deal with this, did you have enough character fearing the fact that i live 20 km outside the city and that i won't be able to simply get to the institute, i and the majority of our administration of our institute and somewhere around 300 employees were there around the clock for almost two months until may were on the territory of the institute 24 hours a day. for example, i was distracted somewhere, it was some kind of meeting , whether it was at the base of the ministry of defense or at the base of the academy of medical sciences or at the base of the ministry of health, but the entire team worked 24/7, and even uh,