apply for ems providers as pre hospital because that means that if we respond to you we start to provide care. and if there's a medical necessity, i just say, oh, not today. right. that would breaking them. all right. so again, this ensures public access to the civilian population, provides us services to everyone. so public access, right. we know what happens if you break into all. monitored. right. i believe it starts like 50 k for the hospitals and stuff like that. so again, significant amount. so something that we very much take seriously my medicare also being the other big one we'll talk more about this in a future lecture when we talk about finances and stuff. so we're kind of breezed through it. but again, having different insurance programs also available to certain populations is things like the population of low income or people over the age of 65. right. so again, those insurance companies also starting to be dealt. all right. any questions so far. so, again, that all essentially laid out the picture to get to this. right. so talked about a lot of different things in regards

or housing provider part ners. we have been socializing the funding opportunity for-since early spring in 2023, last year, and there is a lot of enthusiasm internally with the housing providers to get these elevators repaired as well. they are just as eager as hsh is to address failing elevators, and also other accessibility issues which is why we have the other $10 million available as well for other capital improvements. >> i think that is so amazing. --there are certain buildings or non profits that would be hesitant or confused or don't know much about this and reluctant to even apply, so i want to encourage all of us to reach out to everyone. this is what we are getting--i think it would be good for you to apply and improve these accessibility issue. just a suggestion that i think it would be good for the committee to take a look at it. >> i agree and i can assure you that it is being communicated often. we meet with the housing providers on a monthly basis, and again, there is a lot of enthusiasm and there is

i'm trusted as provider an expert to work with my patients to provide the best care possible.t i'm trusted to do . but it should be the standard for everywhere. ts and and their doctors. without interference from politicians or the protesters standing outside on the street in front of our clinic today. i didn't always feel this way. i came to understand -- autonomy after a long history of being anti-abortion and having a very distorted point of view about abortion care. friend told me her abortion story that i came to see the light. after hearing her knowing her history, i knew that an abortion was the right choice for her, for her life, for her future and nobody else's. it dawned on me. if she is making the right other people who are making the right decision in their lives, and no one should be interfering in that. from that point on, my awakening into understanding bodily autonomy and freedom grew to the point that i am today. everyone should have the right to access health care. your not dictate the care that you can access, your race, your socioeconomic status, none of th

as a provider. being the conduit to that consumer. everyone wants this to happen we now have to continue the progress to keep learning and refining and how we do this better make the standards work and apply. >> a long time ago the fcc said there's a terminating access monopoly. providing the service to the customer that is terminating one of the things we are struggling with an eye am hearing our the call analytics the l and everything how do we make sure that's nondiscriminatory? i think it is not just ai a i learning. it is making pay to play and everybody is treated fairly there is a redress method. and so it recommendations without there. cooks great summary of the problem. [laughter] thank you very much we are worried one monopoly, one bottleneckther. he moved down the road. we would love to see ideas. to have some transparency would be curious. do you guys have transparency and what your standards are and what goes into theox? ifyou are an aggregator and not one of your subscribers is there a

the service provider who has contracted us to provide and give them the service. mork with with how y want to control traffic on their network. and then, within the subscriber there had their own preferencese point of making more coverage and enabling better identification of tra differentiating the spoofed versus legitimate and real time, this is where we get to better like you were the people you the represent dissent onto the process. under the customer and of the three questions i need to answer for that value insertion. i can answer that. that may be your spot the time it goes to your network i know who the carrier is, but i do not know the telephone number i d y. this is where we get into issues en framework. we need to keep moving forward. obviously we hit last june when the last tear of the mandate from fcc participate. we are still■c learning phase. the big carriers have had three years to work with us. we are moving forward and need to keep progressing a lot of the customers to help support. because what we want? we want from the enterprise size to have

by the educational services that are provided to the clients. opinion, azad university and other universities are not for-profit, i would like to ask you if their market is monopolistic or competitive. i would be grateful for your opinion. no, today , i believe, neither azad university, nor non-governmental higher education centers and applied science centers, because we have an applied science center that is licensed by the university of applied science, and we have a higher education center that the ministry of science, its higher education office gives permission, and azad university has its own management system . it is never exclusive , that means there is a competitor of azad university, and for example payanoor university, payanoor university is also a university that is a private university, we believe that we will see that we have to pay attention to this part, that is, the type of training that they provide, for example, in technical colleges , for example, in the technical schools of mr. doctor's colleges in education.

in total , 203 emergency medical teams and air ambulances provided assistance to the victims. considering the scale of what happened in the medical institutions located. in the moscow region , the city of moscow, federal medical institutions of the ministry of health, the ministry of science and higher education, the federal medical-biological agency and the ministry of defense , one and a half thousand beds were almost instantly deployed, including intensive care and surgical, burn beds, all teams arrived to work for provision of medical care, citizens of russia. despite the sufficiency of blood and its components, they unanimously responded to trouble and came to the blood donation points to help the victims, and i can say that according to the estimates of the federal medic of the biological agency, over two days off the country’s donor points received 11.82 donors, prepared 4,624 liters of whole blood and assistance in inpatient medical institutions in the amount of 500,000 rubles . who received medical care on an outpatient basis. for residents of moscow and other regions

of providing access to infant and toddler care. never seen anywhere else across the nation or even in the state. this is historic and we have been able to start seeing how those investments are turning out as we see the impact that that in children school readiness and so, as the department creates additional access for children across the city, we are able to support more child care facilities like the one you see here today that create really inspiring and learning places for children to thrive. we look at children across the city to be able to have the same opportunities and be able to see that their potential is a great potential ahead and as the years unfold, we will be able to see we are growing the number not only of children in early care settings, but also increasing compensation for those people who are responsible for nurturing and learning every day. with that, it is-very grateful to be able to introduce to you one of the folks who make that happen and that is angela torres who is one of the early educators here who als

we already provided 150 — can the eu provide? we already provided 150 billion _ can the eu provide?dy provided 150 billion euros, and | can the eu provide? we already i provided 150 billion euros, and this pays half around that. there are other countries around the world like japan, south korea, canada, providing a bit. but the us is providing a bit. but the us is providing a bit. but the us is providing a major part of defence support, which is extremely important right now where we see what is happening in the battlefield. and even when the eu provides military support, member countries provide support almost 70% of the equipment here. having money and having production at the right paceis and having production at the right pace is extremely important to ensure ukraine stands and food and can face strategic defeat.— ensure ukraine stands and food and can face strategic defeat. thank you ve much can face strategic defeat. thank you very much for— can face strategic defeat. thank you very much forjoining _ can face strategic defeat. thank you very much forjoining us. _ can face stra

the services that we provide. the outlook continues to look-i don't want to say dire, but the word before dire is probably good. but, i am confidence that we will be able to maintain all our staff and the services we provide, but as i said for the last few months, it does mean that we likely will not be able to start any new programming. also, we are in month three of the implementation of sb 43, which is the new law that expanded the definition of grave disability when we are looking at conservatorship laws and roles and how you can conserve people. i will say, it feels we are getting into a rhythm now and a lot of hard work by many people, but it has been a great opportunity to break down silos between department jz there is much more communication and collaboration between das, dph, police, fire, sheriff, everyone in a effort to really help those who really need some assistance and living their lives. that's happening. the last thing i-think it is the last thing, is the asa conference is happening at the end of

ainullah, it is mandatory to provide emergency services during nowruz holidays. when there is a holiday, emergency medical services are mandatory and all centers our treatment makes the relevant operating rooms, relevant clinics, etc. all ready , because the accidents that may happen to our dear people , they are obliged to treat them. in fact , the country's emergency rooms, ambulances, ambulance buses , emergency personnel are ready. 450,000 electronic checkbooks were issued in the banking network on the roads in different places where they could perform their own services if needed, deputy technologist. hai novin central bank announced this news and said that currently 12 banks offer electronic checks to their customers . also, the technical infrastructure of electronic checks the banking network has been provided, which means that all banks accept and cash electronic checks from other banks . 450 thousand digital checkbooks have been issued and given to people. well, the statistics are good , about 22 in the middle. 40,000 digital check sheets have actually b

provide free services to people who are both.king abortions and providing them can you tell us about the organization? sure so, um, before the dobbs decision came down, but after we learned about the leak from the supreme court about the draft that suggested the decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive r

announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation.judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" n washington and this is "world n news america." the new plan to get desperately needed aid into gaza. partners announced a sea corridor to open this weekend. the frantic search is on for students kidnapped in nigeria. 10 years after a plane mysteriously disappeared while in flight, family members of those missing still want answs. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. i am caitriona perry. the u.s. denies one of its aid air drops into gaza caused casualties on the ground after reports that five people might have been killed friday after being hit by packages dropped by parachute that failed to open. major general patrick ryder said we have confirmed all of her aid bundles landed safely on the ground. the bbc has not been able to independently verify the claims of civilian casualties that come from a gaza doctor and the hamas-run health ministry. this

in total , 203 emergency medical teams and air ambulances provided assistance to the victims.ring the scale of the incident, institutions located in the moscow region, the city of moscow, federal medical institutions of the ministry health, the ministry of science and higher education, the federal medical-biological agency and the ministry of defense, almost instantly 1,500 beds were deployed, including intensive care and surgical burn beds, and all teams arrived at work to provide medical care. citizens of russia, despite the sufficiency of blood and its components, unanimously responded to the disaster and came to blood donation points to help the victims, and i can say that, according to the estimates of the federal medical and biological agency, over two days off, the country's donor centers received 11,822 donors and prepared 4,624. liters of whole blood and 1.130 liters of plasma. the work of donor centers continues now. the leadership of moscow and the moscow region , in order to provide support to the families of those killed or injured as a result of a terrorist act,

we had dv providers present. most of us worked in this forever and know 6,000 people are turned away from the system each year and i would just think by this point more people would have been serve and i had am curious why -- >> yeah, i can take that question and get more details >> i that would be great. thank you. and my last question is just around the work force development pilot. and i am just curious -- because i don't think -- at least that i remember having been presented at all what that looks like here at this committee and i am curious what does it look like? what is the pay? because we know that wage reserve is higher for certain members of the community and they're not willing to participate in those unless they are receiving some pay and it is at a certain amount so i just want to make sure it's actually like serving the people we're trying to serve. >> so the original work force development funding allocated through our city, our home oversight committee was originally in the housing budget but sit

how come we just barely provided the base of the ruby? had a ruby ​​and you didn't say that ruby ​​is the education with which we can increase our money and go to the heart with peace of mind. what should we do? we just need to go to the credit institution of the nations, apply for more than the balance that we give and take, and start the work. let's easily prosper with the aid of the nations, the special ruby ​​of the nations project businesses of the united nations credit institution. hello, welcome to news 21. a missile rained down on the zionist town of kiryat chamune from hezbollah in lebanon. continued zionist attacks on the gaza strip on the second day after the ceasefire resolution was approved.

data integration and advanced healthcare providers with tools. mental health support and many more in ai. we need to be dedicated to the teams that use every ai tool using metrics for security and addressing bias before approval. we must introduce the same privacy roles of have but and reliance a personal data and annual audits will be a further accountability item you need to incorporate. the payoff of adopting these tools across telemedicine and more are two -- too great to not use ai purposely. i look forward to your questions and i look forward to hearing more. >> thank you, miss tews. your written test and meaning will be entered into the record. >>> you can finish watching this on our website, c- span.org. we take you not to the house foreign affairs committee were former joint chiefs of staff mark millie along with former u.s. central command commander general mackenzie are testifying on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. live coverage on c-span three.

it was relied -- provided to the ntsb upon our arrival. data was provided to the ntsb. recording included the time from midnight to 6:00. we are required to record 30 days of history. converted to local eastern daylight time. ■7■]it is comprised of audio frm the suit -- ships bridge as well as recordings from and high-frequency radios. the quality of the audio varies widely because of the high levels of background noise and alarms. additionally, analysis will be performed at the lab to filter out the audio and improve its quality. zthere's limited sensor data. it includes ship speed, engine rpm, ship heading, and motor angle. as well as alarm information. engineers are working to identify and validate all of the data. it recorded the ships departure at it recorded the ships transit outbound in the fort mchenry channel and the striking of the bridge. the ship had entered the channel . 1:24, the ship was underway on a true heading of approximately 141. a speed of approximaly eight knot numerous alarms were recorded on the ships audio. about the same time, data sees record

the medical service is ready to provide assistance to the victims. let me remind you that doctors are working almost now without a break, treating victims in the intensive care unit, new resuscitation teams are leaving for the scene of tragedies, and aviation rescue services are also working. reactions the committee of the chiefs of staff of the us armed forces is aware of the terrorist attack in crocus cityhole, but at the moment does not plan to contact its russian colleagues about what happened. such a comment was given there, ria novosti gave us, the fbi told the news agency that they do not comment on possible contacts with the intelligence services of the russian federation regarding the terrorist attack in the moscow region. what statements came from the white house? our own us correspondent, dmitry melnikov, will talk about this. washington did not condemn this bloody terrorist attack in the moscow region. the white house says president biden is being briefed on events in the moscow region. us authorities are monitoring what is happening. the

there are no other provider in the county. in the words of a safe team nurse, provides 27/7 call service so a child that enters acute sexual trauma can have trauma informed individualized care in a timely manner. this is a beacon in our community. this unequal treatment for these two services is offensive and we do not believe that safe team patients should be treated any less deserving of care then surgery patients. the patient population at children's is incredibly diverse, comes from all over northern california, all most all the patients face complex social environmental and economic difficulties making the care needed more complicated and time consuming. the cost the patients has risen astronomically and the transfer and many patients have to go to the city for care. >> time elapsed. >> [indiscernible] can be seen as a form of structural racism- >> the speaker time elapsed. my apology. >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> my name is gale and i'll read a statement written by a nurse practitioner who termination at children's h

subscribers will also be provided with a favorable benefit. thank you very much, mr. rajabi mashhadhi, the respected ceo of tawanir company. thank you, my dear viewers. god bless we are standing here in lower manhattan new york city uh unfortunately again this is already going on for over five months this this genocide in gaza and especially recently this bombing this attack on the hospital again not even the first time. "this is something that we cannot tolerate, we cannot allow this to continue, we cannot allow this to happen in the first place, we say enough is enough, and then designers propaganda attempts to make this face as all jews support them, why? because they want to silence people who de to speak up against them to say that they are anti-semitic, they are misusing my religion, they're misusing the jewish religion to condom all these crimes, why? because they want to silent people that they shouldn't, they shouldn't speak." coup and supposedly that if you condemn israel you're against god, this is this is this is unjust, this is not, this is not supposed t

we will also provide benefits and preferences for business; resorts in the kaliningrad, irkutsk regions, buryat, dagestan will become part of special economic zones. in the primorsky territory, benefits will be provided to the territory of the advanced development and free port of vladivostok. in zaporozhye and crimea, these are free economic zones. territories that exist there, regions there is now a lot of organizational work ahead, all entities are at different stages, so resorts in the irkutsk region in buryat are being developed on the basis of existing special economic zones, there is urban planning there, there are residents, engineering infrastructure, but the bulk of the resorts will have to be created from scratch, here is the furthest dagestan has made progress, the theme of a resort within the boundaries of a special economic zone, the regions of the caucasus of the russian federation began to be worked out a little over a year ago, a master plan, a development concept, a planning project have already been prepared, it has begun infrastructure design and the first residents

va has a place to define itself as a leading healthcare provider and a large federal employer. how it adopts emerging technology and integrating these advances when they are beneficial for patients and providers is not something we should shy away from. but something we should welcome, cautiously. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> before i proceed, i would like any members from the health subcommittee to be able to participate in this hearing without objection. dr. miller meeks, would you like to make any opening remarks? >> thank you for recognizing me, chair. good afternoon. i would like to think gym member mccormick for having me here today. i chair the subcommittee for the va. as the utilization of ai in healthcare becomes more common, it is important that we recognize the risk and challenges that come with it. ai has potential to change how va delivers healthcare. this will ensure that it is done with caution and an understanding of the risk. the burden of safeguarding that information is enormous and requires infallibility. this standard would be difficult to meet

they can provide the electricity consumption of the country. it is predicted that these speed up but in what way? according to article 16 of the production leaps law, it is predicted that 5% of the energy industry's electricity consumption for the country will be provided through renewable energies, and that is 1. 1% will be added, which means that in 1402 , they will provide 1% of their energy needs from renewable sources. in 1403, this number becomes smoke. a part is also a homework. it is in the departments and organizations sector that it is predicted that they will be able to supply 5% of their electricity needs from renewable energy in 1403. one must ask whether the energy industry may have the opportunity to build a power plant at this time. does not have renewable energy, or the administrative sector, in this case through the suppliers who supply their own electricity in the green electricity board, they have the possibility to buy green electricity, or the electricity distribution companies and the rational electricity companies for th

a better service and actually provide this service . did you start far from the capital or now i don't want to say deprived necessarily yes. why did you do this? your excellency, we deliberately made this project to motivate operators to start broadcasting in a big city. we would come if we left them to their own devices. we arranged the system in such a way that the incentives we are giving to the operators are arranged in such a way that they are motivated to do small cities as well, it does not necessarily mean that only small cities other than the city of tehran itself, now the cities of tehran province have started, 56 cities have been completed from the collection of about 40 small and big cities in the whole country, we also started big cities the work is being done now, west azarbaijan , ardabil, kermunshah, ahvaz, thank you for your presence, shiraz , mashhad, various cities have started, but we have seen that the operator is motivated anyway , and now we are giving the subsidy we have to cover almost two cities outside the pro

opportunities, legislative opportunities, monitoring opportunities, which will provide the necessary conditions for facilitation. in the affairs, the questions were almost the problems of our society today, although it was not perfect, but in a limited time, it created a situation where different and diverse ideas and solutions were presented to the people by the election candidates, and the people made their choices based on those criteria. problems with the body, well, let's go to that questions and assimilation. the rights of the pensioners that you said is a priority for your follow-up , one of my plans is for the discussion of dear retirees who have worked hard and tried to serve for many years and are faced with a series of expectations as they age, having a son-in-law, a bride, and a grandchild, the result and the conditions. economic and inflationary trends are not responsive, they cannot compensate their costs. the most valuable group of ours are these retired people . i made it one of my priorities for you to be retired. this issue can be an issue that will provide at least

our foreign ministry provides all possible assistance, local authorities of bersa.elarusian, who received numerous wounds during the terrorist attacks in kroku sithol, died in a moscow hospital. the opening ceremony of the paris olympics is in doubt. french intelligence services recommend its cancellation due to the high terrorist threat. to become part of history , bsu students will communicate online with the first female cosmonaut of belarus, marina vasilevskaya, and the crew. cynicism and pseudo-democracy of the west with the wording pose a threat to national security for two days on the lithuanian border holds the moldovan children's choir. the choir tried to follow moldova through lithuania, but here, without explanation , he was simply taken under escort; the children were not fed or even allowed to go to the toilet. the team leader called for help on social networks. we, the music and choral studio, brought our performance. without water, this is a very scary situation, of course, when we first received this information, we contacted our district committee,

it provides for aid for people who are our allies. provides aid for ukraine.we have seen what's happening with putin, the atkpwretsor from russia when he -- aggressor, from russia when he invaded ukraine. it benefits our defense industry. this is a big reason why i support it have seen manufacturing be able to increase. we have taken stockpiles. we have given them to ukraine. we have needed to replenish our stockpiles which has provided an opportunity for things like better technology, new resources. we are putting people back to work on a manufacturing side for our own defense industry which is struggling due to a defense budget that's been inadequate. for that reason and so many others, but being there to support our ally of ukraine. go to the boughtic states next -- baltic states next. tphaoepl my district are only a matter time and putin is successful. we see what's happening with hamas anti-terrorist groups. we have to be with israel. our most important ally in the middle east. people on bob dole sides of the aisle are ready to support israel and have bee

must do the same and provide victory of freedom over tyranny. and another important visit to kyiv was made by the vice president of the european commission, valdis dombrovskis. he published a photo near the train on the ex social network, and also wrote that it is a great honor for him to return to ukraine, which is courageously fighting back against russia's brutal and illegal aggression. europsadovets expressed unwavering support for ukrainian. people from the european union and emphasized that the future of ukraine is in europe. the coalition is expanding. luxembourg will join the czech republic's initiative to purchase 800,000 artillery pieces for ukraine. about this announced the minister of defense yuriko backes. the day before, the president of the czech republic, peter pavel, confirmed that the allies had transferred the entire amount necessary for the purchase of ammunition outside the european union. predicts that they should arrive in ukraine in the coming weeks. they will not decide the outcome of the war. taurus long-range missiles

our helicopters were dispatched, the services that needed to be provided were provided, and our honorable secretary general was dispatched to the region, the head of our air operations was present in the region, and we started providing aid from several axes . they are doing it because of their kindness and cooperation with us. we started to provide service by land with the good and strong cars we had and the ambulance we had. we were able to provide service by boat and by air by helicopter. well, many villages are surrounded by water their access to the main areas of the city was lost , some bridges were destroyed and some roads were closed. we have a report about the unity between all the relief forces in the flood-affected area . at the beginning of march of last year, the flood in the south of sistan baluchistan province , around our house was washed away. you are not alone, we rescuers jamiat elal ahmar brothers and sisters. people had an accident in the floods and were rescued with the help of rescuers . it has been explained that between these dear ones, 1446 relief tents have been

and a provider of those who provide these services. they take in fact, both sides have their own way. azad university once had a lot of students. you have developed many units . you have many employees. not to him it is a research form, there is no connection with industry, no project is taken from outside, not that it is zero, but the number is very small. the places of free and non-profit universities, well, the fact is that it once developed and attracted such a large number of people and we have a lot of overhead. students, should these 20 students provide the salaries of that part of the professors, which were supposed to be 200 at one time? well, it is not right for us to come and say that our expenses are so much. stomach to our existing students, productivity , for example, there have been mistakes in the past, or the cost of public universities has increased, or now for any other reason, so the need for regulation and the fact that we must have the students' atmosphere is an inevitable thing, according to you, their market is

i would like to note that the program provides for an extraordinary procedure for providing medical caresult a psychologist for a comprehensive assessment state of your health, as well as consultation with a psychologist. can also be obtained by persons undergoing dispensary observations and women during pregnancy and the postpartum period. for the first time, the state guarantee program provides for the provision of e-mammographic examinations using artificial intelligence as a second opinion, of course this should reduce the burden on the doctor and improve the quality of research for already january month 65 thousand such mammography examinations. the fund was carried out in accordance with the instructions of the government exercises control over the financial condition of the health care system of individual medical organizations for expenditure patterns; also, territorial funds , in accordance with instructions, quarterly monitor the level of remuneration of medical workers, in the context of individual specialties, and this information is sent to both the ministry of health. and t