academy of sciences committee on science and technology production specialists online mode should workut every white spot. expand the needs of the real sector down to the last nut. involve small businesses depending on western technology components should be minimized within two to three years this year, investments, exports , new jobs of their technology , revenues and reasonable prices at the start of 2023 , the main directions of development. for each industry and the lessons of 2022 we will discuss today with prime minister of belarus is the number one question for roman golovchenko roman alexandrovich hello of course, the government report is always exams, it doesn't matter. how many of them were before each this new story. this one, which they talked about in 2022 , how it developed for belarus for the belarusian economy, how it started in the twenty-third, lasted 4 hours , almost a detailed analysis of each industry, how it worked, but you would be for the government. what grade was given for 22 years. i think that, or perhaps i have reason to believe, that, based on uh, the con

there is, i gave you yesterday the report of the science committee of the uk parliament where they sayr 30 years in the soil at the base of great britain in the southwest, england survived. in general, a rather radioactive soil is an issue so ukraine wants to be in the world to live, and to supply its grain and vegetables and fruits somewhere to the west, and it is not embarrassed by the fact that it may be its soil. yes, but, apparently, ukraine in general has long been embarrassed by the remnants of products from these areas to be sent to the uk and kirby to be forced to eat. well, the first american market was the uk horse-faced woman. well, deputy minister of defense, at the same time check anything out of the ordinary. yes , he sits there with test tubes and eats. why me uh, what about? i want to draw attention to today's article in the times indeed. it was not in vain that i drew your attention to the fact that this maxim tucker provocateur appeared there, uh, who works closely with the western and ukrainian special services. he published such a story. today. tor e told about not

situation has taught us a powerful lesson on how to level the sanctions pressure academy of sciences committeence and technology production specialists online mode must work out every white spot. expand the needs of the real sector down to the last nut. involve small businesses, depending on western technology , components should be minimized within two to three years. the gaps are best spoken by numbers and the chapter on the quote and medvedev considered everything frankly in her report, and the minuses in the work of enterprises, warehouse stocks and even livestock, she spoke about this, that there, on average all well done. don't forget, we will pay special attention to this this year. in general, it seems to be somewhere good. and how many enterprises and how many thousands of people work unimportantly? the temperature in the hospital is not bad, and how many people with low indicators we have in the economy in the basement, so it’s impossible to hide behind the general average figure. pay attention to this. very correct. the issue of warehouses was emphasized here. you are right when the

i now recognize the chair of the science committee for five minutes. >> thank you.irman powell, i would like to follow-up on the topic of capital standards, one of those things we have discussed many times together. commodity markets have seen significant volatility in the last few years. during times of tremendous economic uncertainty, like we have seen, end users turn to the markets to hedge risks, particularly in the agriculture and energy sectors. i know the fed is early in the review process of potential changes of capital requirements. can you -- well, i will ask anyway. can you commit to ensuring these changes will not increase the cost for banks providing those commodity derivatives to end users? chair powell: i -- that is a really specific guidance. can i look at that? i am not sure the work even addresses that. i will have to come back to you on that. >> fairpoint, and that particular response makes me feel better. those products are very important to my folks and make a great deal of difference in how they are able to address their issues. as you discusse

if asked the science committee.e probably noted that today in the scientific field a woman occupies high places and feels worthy, if you asked the ministry of culture, probably, it would name a lot of women worthy, having titles of folk e, pleasing us. uh, so i don’t think why , uh, it’s urban affiliation and age that characterizes a modern woman of this kind, an approach can also exist, but i think that a modern woman has much more qualities that distinguish her as a woman with beauty. eh, the subtlety of understanding, first of all, his other half of men. uh, hardworking, uh, beautiful secret clever, is that what men were talking about on march 8th? and what they repeat to us, in principle, throughout our lives, not only up to 43 years, and her much later and not only on holidays and not only the curious academy of art. watch the bias more all the same female students, among yours, but now to some specialties that were, uh, previously purely male, for example, there are sculptures, for example, where, as a rule ,

senator cruz top of woken on the commerce, science and transportation committee meeting wednesday tother to send faa nomination to the full senate for consideration. this is 20 minutes. >> mr. president, i rise to discuss the washington, president biden's nominee to serve as administrator of the federal aviation administration. the top job at the faa. the faa has been in the news far too often lately. software meltdown of a critical safety system in january that resulted in the first u.s. ground stop september 11. two recent numerous near misses of airliners on runways. these incidences are a stark reminder why it is essential to have an faa administrator with decades deep and real aviation experience especially experience in aviation safety. faa primary mission is to keep the flying public safe. this is so important congress explicitly mandated by statute the faa administrator must have experience in the field directly related to aviation. it's not a patronized job, is in aviation safety job is irresponsible to interest the role of protecting the lives of millions of americans who f

heads of government gave the federal government to the ministry of education of science of russia and the state committee for science and technology of the republic of belarus to work over the strategy of creating a single scientific and technological space is very expensive today, the reports of the deputy prime minister of the russian of the government of the administrative and vice-premier of the government of belarus petr alexandrovich porhomchik about the convergence of positions and many steps to organize joint work in the field of microelectronics. and this is not because it is a response to sanctions pressure, although, of course, accounting will certainly go away. this is something that was conceived many years ago, and was formulated within the framework of those allied programs that, as we said in november, became the historical foundation for our joint movement forward. you mentioned just that these programs are 28 allied programs that were approved back in the twenty-first year. a can you indicate which of them, a, are being implemented most dynamically, and which ones are not so fast? look,

so we pass the chips act, chips and science acts close to my heart is a former member of the science committeet to an 80 billion, i'm excited about that. unfortunately these gentlemen here 90% of her friends on the other side of theor aisle did nt vote for. i know the probably working with it in their district. would you share that with me and i would love to have to answer that as well. >> thank you congresswoman. these are really excellent questions i thank you for them. you raise the issue of difference of government values and i agree. i know we do have common interests if not common values. china and the united states want to see their population live a prosperous lives for example both sides to see the world address some of the challenges of global climate change. the two countries have stark differences in the way they see the relationship are simply not present there. it is true china indiscriminately or without the types of behavior the target regime will invest in it. you mentioned road initiatives this is certainly one of the keystone portions of china's efforts. i do agree the natu

what i was pointing out >> gentlemen's time is expired we'll now recognize the chair of the science committee of oklahoma for five minutes >> thank you, mr. chairman chairman powell, i would like to follow up on the topic of capital standards. one of those things we've discussed many times together. as you know, commodity markets have seen significant volatility in the last few years. and during times of tremendous economic uncertainty, like we've seen, end users turn to the markets to hedge risks, particularly to those in the agriculture and the energy successors and i know that the fed is early in the review process of potential changes in capital requirements can you -- well, i'll ask anyway can you commit to ensuring that these changes will not increase the cost for banks, providing those commodity derivatives end to users >> i -- it's a really specific -- can i go look at that -- i mean, i'm not exactly sure that the work even addresses that so -- >> fair point. >> i'll need to come back to you on that. >> fair point. and that particular response makes me feel better after all, these pro

i had the honor of serving on the science committee for eight years, we heard again and again that virtually all scientists believe water is the most essential requirement for life. yet we want to gut the most important rule to protect our water. undoing the waters of the rule is a step backwards. for all americans who want the certainty after safe climate and clean water for the future, i have to vote no. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from washington reserves. mr. larsen: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, mr. lahood. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. mr. lahood: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my friend from missouri for yielding and his leadership on the transportation and infrastructure committee. i rise today in strong support of h.j.res. 27, providing for congressional disapproval of the army corps of engineers and e.p.a.'s rule

uh, valentina ivanovna would ask the science committee culture education to take control of the situationhe senators. uh, turn on the laggards personally. work on the implementation of the program, i ask all senators to take this issue under personal control and communicate with the governors. eh, why are there regions that are lagging behind, some are coping well, others have not even announced the competition yet, what is the problem, what prevents them from doing this? now we are talking about adding another 50 billion, but now it would seem. well, such opportunities should be organized for regional teams to work normally on timely qualitative development of allocated funds for such important purposes and this must, of course, be done in a timely manner. uh, so that by the first of september all schools were prepared , renovated and equipped. the level of gasification in russia as a whole has reached 73% , said today the head of the ministry of energy, nikolai shulginov , as part of the government hour, the minister spoke to the state duma about the work done in the past year and the t

there is, i gave you yesterday the report of the science committee of the parliament of great britain. in general, a rather radioactive soil is a question, so ukraine wants to live in the world, and supply its grain and vegetables and fruits somewhere to the west, and she is not embarrassed by what may be her soil. yes. uh, but, apparently, for a long time now ukraine has not been embarrassed by anything leftover products from these regions to send to the uk and force kirby to eat. well, america's first uk moment of a horse- faced woman. well, the deputy minister of defense for one thing. check it's nothing, not the usual. yes, let him eat. he sits there with test tubes and eats. what am i, uh, what about? i want to draw attention to today's article in the times. really. i did not pay your attention in vain to the fact that this maxim tucker appeared there , a provocateur, uh, who works closely with the western ukrainian special services. he published such a story. today. about nothing that seems to be not outstanding by the special forces of the ministry of internal affairs of ukrain

for this , it is necessary, including qualified personnel, the committee on science and higher educationstructed to prepare a proposal for support and incentive measures for training in engineering specialties, it is necessary to respond to the request of the society to make changes to the use system, this topic was also worked out immediately after the government report, the leaders of the faction spoke and outlined the results of work priorities for the future. we must understand before us the government that has defeated the sanctions in an incredible unprecedented amount, therefore, an unconditionally constructive position. it is necessary to be a ball in assessing today the actions of the government to the presidency. he is not afraid of sharp questions, he answers clearly and constructively. yes, we do not have all the positions of our factions that coincide with the position of the government. nevertheless, we acknowledged that we are being heard and argued. we always have this kind of conversation talking about continuing the dialogue. viacheslav volodin noted that the state duma

i that you nailed on purpose i even looked at the reports of the science committee of the uk parliamentangerous it is not dangerous, and they assure mps that now we do not conduct tests in the uk, they used it only during the balkan war , americans, not even the british and during the iraq war, the british and americans, but and so on. well, in britain don't worry. there are now tests no moreover. uh, here, this is annabelle goldie , she was once an mp from she probably knows the conservatives in the scottish parliament very well and remembers how in those years when e tests at the only closed range means these shells with combined uranium. yes, they passed on the territory of the scottish base there, closed , generally not from everyone, the population categorically opposed this. the minister of the first scotland tried to ban and close this e, this training ground from the thirteenth year. yes , they are assured that they are not. no, we are not going to resume these tests. so why isn't it dangerous? yes, why not, but once in the nineties. they conducted similar tests on these project

called a high level of radioactivity so the fact is that i carefully read the report on the committee on science parliament itself, which was asked to report how it is dangerous for the british themselves. that is, where , for some reason, tests were conducted in britain itself. uh, testing of these shells took place over only two well- protected closed objects. for some reason, they are there in the usual such e, exercises and ordinary tank units of their army. these projectiles are not used. yes, i read it carefully, that is, at first it was the south-west of england, which means wales is there and closer. kuells, specify and um, then they closed somewhere in the mid- nineties and so. ah, the same committee. yes, that is, that is, i imagined that, yes, after 30 years, there is an increased level. uh, the content of radioactive substances at this site, then this uh, these tests were moved to more deserted places in the northwest of scotland and, behold, this is the lady baroness, and goldie yes, which you demonstrated yesterday, she knows very well about this about that this has been the subjec

the chair of the science committee mr. lucas for five minutes. >> thinks mr. chair man. would like to follow-up on the topic of capital standards. one of the things we discussed many times together as you know commodity markets have seen significant volatility in the last few years. during times of tremendous economic uncertainty, we've seen in the users turned to the markets to hedge risk particularly those in the agriculture and energy sector and i know the fed's early in the review process of potential changes in capital requirements. can you, well i will ask anyway can you commit to ensure the changes will not increase the cost of banks providing the commodity derivatives to end users? >> that's a really specific -- can i go look at that? i'm not sure that the work even addresses that. >> at that particular spot makes me feel better. after all the products are very important to my folks and make a great deal of difference in how they are able to address issues so as you discussed earlier the fed is not a claimant making policymaker. you and i talk about this issue ma

but also the effectiveness of the committee on economic policy of social policy of the committee on education of sciencethese are all areas of our life from education to life to economic turnover. every committee. i saw myself in this agenda . such instructions were given by andrey vladimirovich . thank you for taking the time to answer your questions. thank you now small advertising, and after we return, do not switch. yes, at least unlimited in the social network, you won’t believe what you have to do for this for free. activate the megapowers you need in the megafon app the number one mobile operator sbermarket has everything you love products from your favorite stores with discounts up to 60%. sbermarket. order profitably autotech makes buying a car on avito, one accident damaged the bumper more transparently. repair amount 17.000. information from the insurance and car service. find out the truth about car accidents , mileage repairs and deposits in avito up to 5 million in children's loans planned well, now we are returning to the meeting on the socio-economic development of crimea and sevastopol,

macrostory as well as policy texas senator ranking member of the senate consumers science and transportation committee committee, member, ted cruz, always a pleasure thanks so much for being here this morning. >> good morning, maria. great to be with you. maria: we were talking about the hearing where you took on alejandro mayorkas i am going to get to that in a moment, because you played so many important points first let me get your take on economic backstory here gdp, showing growth but a lot of expectations, that we're going to see recession later this year what can you do as policymaker, in terms of an economy weakening before our eyes. >> i think there is a lot we can and should be doing if you want to get economy moving number one get government spending under control. we've seen, in last two years, with democrats had control of congress and white house, a blowout nearly seven trillion dollars in spending that is driving the inflation that is hurting small businesses hurting consumers hurting families all across this country we got to get that under control get the nation's deficit and debt und

joining us right now north carolina senator ted budd, small business and commerce and science and transportation committees, your thoughts on this showdown that's about to take place on the debt and president biden seems fine, very comfortable with it. >> well, look, maria, we need to pay our bills, of course, we always pay the national credit card but we need to deal with some spending problems first. when you talk to folks in north carolina, they realize that inflation is largely driven by biden's economic policies which is way too much government spending which is lowering the value of their dollars and making it harder on their everyday lives so. yes, we have real problems, maria. maria: well, the senate is voting to kill the biden administration's esg investment rule. that rule encourages private retirement plan fiduciaries to consider environment, social and governance factors when making an investment decision. the move would impact 150 million americans and the white house is warning that biden will veto the bill. what is the impact of such a decision? >> maria, this is a bipartisan bill. we have p

sciences held a meeting of the organizing committee of the all-russian prize for the fidelity of sciences to draw attention to the achievements of our scientists. today , the list of nominations and special prizes has been approved . you can apply for participation until september 12 outside any doubt. interest in the award is growing our experts reviewed 1,165 applications from seventy-five regions of russia a. let me remind you that in 2020 we had only 312 increased interest in the award - this is a natural result of the systematic work of all members of the organizing committee, and our task is to support and help create new media projects. the authors of which are truthful and accessible to tell these phenomena from a scientific point of view, progressive research and the achievements of our scientists. if belgrade is under by pressure from the united states to join anti-russian actions, this pressure will not end, but only intensify, warned the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, thus commenting on the statement of the minister of eco

is also the effectiveness of the committee on economic policy of social policy of the committee on education of scienceuse these are all areas of our life from education to life to economic turnover. every committee. i saw myself in this agenda , such instructions were given by vladimirovich. thank you for taking our time to answer our questions. thank you now a small ad, and then we'll be back, do not switch. yevgeny tkachuk i want to marry this or a book she agrees only if it is in jewish by law. and you have everything for this. yes, there is already a chuppah and a ring. and the fact that we are jews. there is a jewish father 100% yuri is considered by his mother only the layout of the time used to watch the video stopped working, install, open, watch russian channels and all series. the development of cooperation in all areas of the federation council delegation headed by valentin matvienko paid an official visit to algeria russian algerian relations are not subject to political conjuncture and influence. ah, third forces. it is very important not not every state can afford such a russian. how to

year, by right, the academy of science has become the co-organizer of this project, along with the ministry of education of the republic of belarus , the state committeean implement their projects together with the academy of sciences on the basis of the academy of sciences, they did this. well, it's just that e has never been given a certain status. after all , this is also very important, and through not only the tradition of status, there is an expansion of the presence at a-a regional stages. e, when summing up the results of the regional scientific schools, the scientific schools of the academy of sciences take part in this. well, of course, and we are grateful to the ministry of education for reconsidering the hmm approach to conducting and developing the potential of university, science, and so on. on the basis of all institutions there was a separate selection. e competition within the twelfth season of the expanded quota for where not the higher education of the ministry of education and in this respect too, as we see growth. eh, already the quality of projects in terms of their readiness for implementation is not accidental. i spoke at the i

expect we'll hear more today and the second we're watching is in the senate commerce science and transportation committeech is having a hearing on aviation safety, something that has been in the news quite a lot lately. they'll hear from the faa active administrator and it comes amid this new string of safetiness dents which we should point out still does not have a permanent leader. this will be an opportunity for lawmakers to ask what is going on with all of these close calls happening on runways lately? finally the third we are watching is the senate in intelligence committee which is having its worldwide committee, and they'll hear from the cia director and the fbi director. we are expecting china to be a big focus of that hearing and the public and lawmakers do not always get the opportunity to hear from the intelligence committee. we are watching a number of different topics and no shortage of news on capitol hill today. >> that is an understatement, today and every day, my friend. it certainly keeps you busy. thank you, melanie. >>> this morning, mexican officials have completed the autopsies of t

they should voice yevgenia kravchuk - people's deputy of ukraine , head of the pereyas committee on culture, sciencemedia and sports , our broadcast was broadcast live from brussels now news time on espresso tv channel a in java melnyk will introduce them greetings khrystyna i will start this issue with that slavyansk as a result of the missile attack by the russians has unfortunately increased the number of victims is increasing the number of victims of the attack on slavyansk two dead and another 32 injured, among them one child destroyed due to shelling administrative and office buildings, 5 high-rise buildings and 7 private houses, these are the consequences of today's morning shelling of sloviansk, the head of the donetsk regional military administration pavlo kyrylenko reported. the building there was almost destroyed according to preliminary information in druzhkivka . an aggressor state, carriers travel through european countries, our correspondents will tell you about the scheme by which businessmen make money from ukrainians. since october 25 , 2015, ukraine has stopped direct air connecti

are joining our conversation yevgenia kravchuk, people's deputy of ukraine , head of the committee on culture, sciences ms. yevgenia, congratulations glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes, congratulations ukraine is preparing a resolution on the cultural genocide of the ukrainian people well, we understand that, unfortunately, not all platforms are ready to recognize the genocidal practices of the russian federation in relation to ukraine, but as for our culture , what prospects do we have here, minister of culture and information policy, oleksandr tkachenko called to recognize the cultural genocide on the part of russia, seize the assets of cooperation and promote the return of cultural values ​​to ukraine . buildings, yes, and in fact , we are talking about purposeful destruction, as was the case with the skovorody museum, for example, there is nothing within a radius of many kilometers even close to something that looks like a military object, but a rocket flew directly into this building, a museum, but we are also talking about certain things that do not concern the buildings, but the destruction

as a people's deputy from the servant party of the people she holds a position in the committee on education, science innovation, congratulations oksana savchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, and ihor fris, people's deputy of ukraine, join us in congratulating glory to ukraine, we will not be about your colleagues, but about our internal affairs to the verkhovna rada, well, let's start, so to speak, with a lighter topic , in particular, whether to cancel or leave the so-called march 8 in use , yes, yes, the relations have already launched a corresponding survey, ms. oksana. i congratulate you, dear colleagues . on march 8, you know that i registered this bill with my colleagues two weeks ago. there were a lot of different discussions, including , by the way, we also discussed it on your tv channel. thank you for covering our initiatives of people's deputies and a lot of people were absolutely not against not making this day a day off. and for that i want to thank them and i am convinced that the draft law on not making days off on march 8, may 1 and may 9 is very correct and justified, we are saying af

rostyslav pavlenko, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada's committee on education, science innovation, worked live now espresso well, a little news about the supply of weapons to us, german marder infantry fighting vehicles are already on their way to ukraine, norway sent 8 leopard-2 tanks to ukraine - four armored repair evacuation vehicles brand spare parts and supplies are plentiful we are informed about this after the fact as far as we understand but there is also unpleasant news although as always expected the fact is that hungary refuses to participate in the purchase of a million ammunition for the armed forces of ukraine, and this very issue was decided today at the level of the heads of the ministries of foreign affairs and defense of the countries of the european union. well, let's see if hungary will succeed. i think it will rain. minister denys shmygel on the appointment of three ministers. therefore , mykhailo fedorov, who was dismissed in the previous decision of the parliament, is proposed to be appointed as the vice-premier for the innovation of the developm

joining the agency she served as senior communication council for the nine state senate committee on commerce, sciencesportation under the leadership of senator john d rockefeller the fourth and senator daniel. washington d.c. she is a native of hartford connecticut and a graduate wesley university in new york university school of law. she lives in to joining dave for chat. front check just want to make sure things are turned on. thank you very much fireside chat here. a couple of things i want to go through. as the first woman confirmed the chair of the scc you lead with space innovation at the forefront of things you have done. including things such as proposing a new space bureau for theit agency, creating new opportunities for competition and the delivery of satellite broadband services. the people here in the audience today. also modernizing's return policy to meet the needs of space-age which we find ourselves in with a lot of representatives here from smaller space companies. and of course taking action to advanced space safety and responsibility. we like your perspective on these topics and pe

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committee on science technology time passes here eight to 12 months.oposal was calm, one of the proposals was to give the opportunity to use the funds of the innovation fund for import-substituting projects. especially in our remote regions. yes, where the investor will probably come. uh, reluctantly goes, so, well, thanks to the government, they simplified it a bit. uh, this issue can now be included in import-substituting projects, go through the commission on industrial policy, get the opinion of the development bank, but it's still a long time. approximately how much. well, at least a month, maybe more. well question. uh, firstly, not in the government, let's say the question of preparation documents, that is, the issue of preparing business plans, that is, the rationale for the rationale. it is sometimes. we just cooked up there in haste. well, we're trying to get money. let's say we have a lot of negative points and i would not like not to list yet, when they were so raw , unreliable business plans were worked out, well , they were financed and a

cruz: i move that the budget resolution for the senate committee on commerce, science, transportation we reported favorably. >> all those in favor say aye. motion is agreed to and votes have now concluded. ask for helping get a warm and getting organized for this very important committee. we will now turn to the hearing before us and i would like to call the witnesses to the table, if i could. going to welcome paul hudson, captain casey murray, president of southwest airlines pilots association, andrew waterson, chief operating officer for southwest airlines, the senior vice president legislative regulatory airlines for america and dr. clifford winston who will be joining us remotely today. we are looking forward to hearing your testimony and the ability to interact with you on questions. so if the witnesses could come to the table, please. southwest stood out its scope. center suffered consequences, separated from family and friends, not to mention their luggage, and hundreds of thousands of people stranded at air across the country. we know many of them had no clear instructions abo

joining the agency she served as senior communications counsel for the united states senate committee on commerce, science and transportation under the leadership of senator john d. rockefeller and senator daniel inouye. before entering public service should practice to vacations all in washington, d.c. she is a native of hartford, connecticut, and i graduate of wesleyan university and new york university school of law. she lives in washington, d.c. with her husband and two children. so with that then i would like to invite the chairwoman to join up on stage for a fireside chat. [applause] >> microphone check i guess is the first thing. arbeit, great. thank you very much for joining me in this fireside chat here. we have a couple of things we want to go through. as the first woman confirmed to chair the fcc, you lead the agency with space innovation, at the forefront of many things you have done, including things such as proposing a new space bureau for the agency, creating new opportunities for competition in the delivery of satellite broadband services. near and dear to the people here in the audience t

held executive positions with the bank of america and served as professional staff on the committee on science, space, and technology in the house of representatives. welcome to the committee. you may proceewith your opening comments. >> thank you for inviting me to testify today. i am the executive director of the coordinating council. we are an industry led advisory council of more than 300 50 health cap organizations and government agencies working together as -- more than 350 health care organizations and government agencies working together. we are working collaboratively together against evolving cyber threats in the health system. our government is doing the same and can be doing more. the industry is regulated for cybersecurity in various ways. more is being contemplated. there are ways hhs and other government offices can improve coordination in programs and funding to facilitate the security of the health system. what matters most about cyber insecurity in the health care system is the impact on patient safety. in particular, ransomware events have resulted in clinical disruptions th

are joined by democratic cargo finance member of the house armed services and science space technology, the utes -- committees, thank you, i want to give you an opportunity to react to the news out of the trump campaign, fox news has not confirmed, the da in manhattan has not confirmed an indictment will be brought forward next week but this caught everyone's attention. >> it sure did because it would be historic, the first former president to be indicted. we all assume this would stem from the stormy daniels incident in which michael cohen was the attorney, made a hush money payment her in the amount of $130,000. one of the key aspects of the da's case will be not only do we have evidence that michael cohen -- we have trump's signature on the checks, but the reimbursement happened in phases and that's important because it speaks to intent. proving misdemeanor here, not that hard, falsifying business records. the evidence is pretty strong, the trickier case will be proving the felony. to prove the felony you have to prove intent to conceal. the fact the reimbursement was structured may indicate the intent to

reorganize the sphere management of science under the organization of the ministry of science and technology, a committee under the central committee of the cpsu here the question is not that it is under the cycle of the cpsu, but that this is an increase in precisely such planning and coordination. i said that the cpc, yes, but everything was like the cpsu at one time, also a department for science and technology, but the strength of the soviet union was not only that it spent a lot. and he coordinated efforts, because the development of science and technology. this is not the task of one department of the ministry of science. is there education or is there the ministry of defense? this is a question that requires coordination, efforts at the country level as a whole. in many ways, china has managed to create such a system, and here, perhaps, one of the topics where we have something to learn. yes indeed. we have a lot to learn from china in the organization of economic life and , of course, how our interaction will be built largely depends on the fate of the world on the agenda and the discussion of th

i'm sure the health committee will look at it . the science and will look at it.it because we can't afford to wait for this independent inquiry, as i said before. but we need and it's not just to a question of pushing the government on the hook that deserves to be put on the hook. they're made wilful mistakes, but it's a question of our country being able to prepare for the next epidemic, which which is precisely to the point that helen wheatley made and that helen wheatley made and that we need to learn right lessons. do you think that perhaps liz kendall was perhaps was the phrase i use a little bit to glib in that point of being , you know, more humility, being, you know, more humility, less celebrity when there are such issues attached to it. i think it was sort of a justified attack on on matt hancock sort personality is better off personalities he's kept out of it . yeah. because i mean, it. yeah. because i mean, clearly helen wheatley was was stung by the two of them at work together. it's very difficult because hong has put himself centre stage. yes. i mea

of the presidential administration, the chairmen of the national bank and the committees of the head of the academy of sciences and, as it is written in the law, other officials by decision of the president. now let's move on to the meeting , its main message is that despite the multitasking of the entire vertical of power, despite the complexity of the situation around us and inside from political sanctions to military, but the main task of the government is the legislature . here, any executive at all, and in general the entire vertical of power, is to improve the well-being of the belarusian people, of course, special attention is paid to the fight against inflation. prices the number one question for people. such a surge, which occurred last fall , is absolutely impossible to allow any more. in whatever way you want, monetary regulatory administrative prices should be fair, while no less important condition is a full range on the shelves. shops. this is the social contract of the power of projectiles, while the concept of well-being is a bit of a tricky term that needs constant clarification in propaganda

listen to the former nasa climate sciences james hanson addressing a u. s. senate committee way back in 1988. altogether. this evidence represents a very strong case in my opinion, that the greenhouse effect has been detected and it is changing our climate. now, of course, we now know that hanson's words didn't change anything for the batter. 3 decades late said the warnings was still coming. the climate crisis is a cold ransford humanity. and these assembly and the government set on the world's face a moment of truth. well, it's been 2 years since antonio tear has said that and fossil fuel emissions continue to rise along with the colossal profits for the oil giant and global temperatures. yep. they're going up to. meanwhile, the extraordinary weather keeps rolling in light, snow storms and record heat waves symbol tenuously in the united states in february . so this latest reports will now become the fundamental policy document for shaping climate action. it is the distillation of years of work by hundreds of top scientists. whether or not world lead is will act on it. tha

and infrastructure, and rostyslav pavlenko, people's deputy member to the committee of the verkhovna rada on education, sciencenovation, congratulations, dear ones, glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, congratulations to you, mr. rostislav, did you finally fire the three ministers or not ? well, we understand that there were extremely powerful discussions about the scarlet letter, and it has been more than a year, you know, everyone was biting their tongues -e about this well, it just so happened that mykhailo fedorov was also dismissed from the issues of the minister of digital digitization and so on . tell me, please, about the figure of this whole world, they will go to other destinations there, according to what the authorities see their future fate, but as for mr. scarlet, i really want to hope that he will go there with a very well-known address, finally today his release took place and uh, well no one will regret this for sure, because i had to go to rallies as many times as i had to write requests and support educators and scientists in order to stop the flow of unprofessionalism and new egos that unf

uh, so to speak, e appeals and uh the state committee on the science of these technologies to the academyd the term and concept, as an innovation. security, well, what is innovation security is an issue related to innovative development. and so this suggestion is that security through development. uh, so to speak, in this regard, we can say that in any form of e-security, an innovative component is present and in the military we need, so to speak, modern weapons and demographic, because in order to ensure, e, the population, population squeezing and growth. uh, so to speak, the demographic needs to be provided from the very beginning, uh. uh, increasing the birth rate, that is, the survival rate of children. it needs quests, it needs medicines in order to treat effective quickly. ah, biology is provided for everyone, then they will have themselves and their children. you understand the questions. this is connected not only with the pure economy, but we see that in politics this innovation is also widely used. this is the implementation of the achievements of scientific and technological p