and large, combine everything better in the present and in the past, a recent study in the field of sgwed interest in green projects is growing not only among businesses, but also in society in in general, and throughout the country in the twenty-first year, the demand from the population for environmental responsibility and the solution of environmental problems was 68%, but at the end of the twenty- second year. this figure has increased by almost 20%, is more than 80%, this is very serious dynamic. and we cannot ignore it. the same, about the same indicators a and the expectations of the e population and in the field of social issues are the three pillars on which sustainable development is based. social responsibility care for the environment is competent and transparent management, but in general, sg is development today for the benefit of future generations, and such practices are being implemented throughout the country. next time. we will go to the khanty-mansi autonomous okrug. used to watching video stopped working install open watch russian channels and all series of movies

the purpose of the next forum in nizhny novgorod will be international, because the issues of both sgd sustainable development concern everyone without exception. they determine the scenario for the future of the entire planet for several decades to come, first of all, of course, of course. we need to live in such a way that we continue to develop the country, develop the region and preserve all the values ​​\u200b\u200bthat have been laid down for us and we know for ourselves that we have calm centuries they call these three foreign letters here, it is an understandable language for us. this is the land of our children, and then everything becomes clear. clearly understood. what needs to be done today in order to keep it in the same state. and maybe even better and pass it on to the next generations. the transformation of the region generates in the center of the kukn one of the directions of its work is to improve interaction with business and government, but together at the same time kozma mini said this at the time this center was the transformation of public administration of mun

moscow is the leader in the implementation of the sg agenda in russia for several years in the capitalbeen implementing a smart program, city 23 is developing waste sorting and recycling systems, moscow’s electric bus fleet is one of the largest in the world, and private business g transformation of the capital is also developing green projects. see the special report of our project on the green transition. how many tons of plastic bottles are handed over to moscow vending machines? we have phantom champions who collect 3,300 bottles a day, how artificial intelligence monitors electric vehicles intelligent car routing mechanism in a network of charging stations, is there a request in society for a green agenda? we already have more than 15 million e people - these are people with an active and g-position. and how many electric buses did it take to reduce harmful emissions by a factor of three ? transformation of moscow moscow is the leader among the regions of russia in terms of sustainability and integration of the jack criteria into its activities in the capital for several years imp

hundred companies from twenty-five regions of the nizhny novgorod region is such a good driver and sgsonally the governor. glebniki organized last year a wonderful consciousness forum, in which we also took part, which actually became. the driver of the agenda in 2020 was the result of the dialogue between government and business, and the agreement on the development of environmental projects in the region was implemented together with the nizhny novgorod region, we are implementing several projects. as a matter of fact, these social projects are such as the switzerland park, where we did a joint reconstruction, or pokrovka street, in terms of industrial enterprises. we did a big project together, which called calant. this is a new production of steel based on green criteria, or a new production of euchuks for pushins, which also reduce, in fact, a large carcinogenic. in this case, load. us the atmosphere of any city. there are a number of other projects, the government of the region has set itself an ambitious goal. to the next forum. in nizhny novgorod it will already be internation

recently , on the basis of kupna, volunteers and sg have launched a direction, we hold various strategicand various events. we even opened a situation center. where do different requests from residents come in, and we solve various kinds of problems, for example, two applications were there, we cleaned our rivers in nizhny novgorod and moreover, we cleaned for a very long time within each river. we have about 15-20 subbotniks with the involvement of a large number and population of our volunteers. at the center, they are engaged in research work, for example, using various tests, they find out how to make the site of public services more convenient. on the territory of this technopark with an area of ​​165 hectares, there are many industries. this is a whole city with its own streets, here is the only production of carbon dioxide from home-burning gas in russia. a reciprocating machine burns natural gas. well as the engine of the internal combustion, it turns out exhaust smoke, well, the smoke that you come from the pipe, as it is a natural product from this exhaust smoke, carbon dioxide

carlson to cease propagating the big lie on his network and to level with their viewers about the truth sgie on his network and to give his viewers the truth behind the efforts to mislead the public. just asking for another january 6 to happen. announcer: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell also expressed concern with how fox news depicted the january 6 attack. he stated he was in agreement with the capitol police chief description of how the series of events took place on january 6. sen. mcconnell: with regards to the presentation on fox news last night, i want to associate myself entirely with the opinion of the chief of the capitol police about what happened on january 6. >> given that you agree with the capitol police's very serious concern about the leak of this footage, was it a mistake by speaker mccarthy to get access of the security footage to fox news? sen. mcconnell: my concern is how it was depicted. that is a different issue. clearly the chief of the capitol police, in my view, correctly describes what most of us witnessed firsthand on january 6. so, that's my reaction to i

congratulati allf the winners and be sure to stay tuned fotop winning entries sg april 1. you can also watch every week anytime online at -- online. >> secretary of state anthony blanck and called out china for its meeting with russian president vladimir putin amid the war and ukraine. secretary of state lincoln also highlighted -- anthony lincoln -- >> sec. president xi jinping is meeting with president putin in russia. the united states welcomes peace. protecting civilians and indeed the first element calls for upholding sovereignty and integrity of all countries. to reiterate these calls for cease-fire under the peace proposal. the united states welcomes any initiative that advances a just and durable peace. the china proposal includes elements that we long supported including nuclear safety, protecting civilians and indeed the first element calls for upholding sovereignty, independence and integrity of all countries. the fundamental element of any plan in producing and durable peace must be upholding the sovereignty of ukraine. any plan that does not prioritize this cr

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well, withpecting the busiest sg travel season in years.stry is a nationwide pilot shortage. fewer pilots means fewer flights and higher ticket prices. now, one airline is taking a new approach to the problem. cbs's kris van cleave explains. >> and we are flying. >> reporter: flying high, ricki foster is one big step closer to being an airline pilot, after finishing basic flight school at uted's aviate academy. >> i feel appear. >> reporter: the former -- part of united's continued effort to address the pilot shortage while diversifying a wokforce that is overwhelmingly white and male. this first graduating class is 80% women and minority. >> your graduating class looks nothing like the flight school anywhere else. >> no. it looks nothing like the industry. it does look like the demographic we serve. >> reporter: 10,000 new pilots this year. but only have about 6600 qualified candidates. the cost and time to be an airline pilot discourages people, despite a potential six-figure salary. for decades, you could take for granted that the milita

we think the sg she did a fantastic job defending the presidents program. and the president's plan.o again were going to see how this plays out progressively not going to get ahead of supreme court and what they decide to again refill the other side do not have the merits to stand forward with their argument. they truly don't. make a defense for the presidents program you have elected officials who do not want to protect or give a little bit of breathing room to the 40 million americans. let's not forget 90% of folks are going to be able to participate in the president's plan are making less than $75000. >> is not plan b is plan a. i guess to be a really practical jabbar racine be making other plans? >> is not for me too speak too. i can say what we are going to do we're going to continue to defend the presidents plan. we have the legal authority to be successful here the solicitor general prove that show that yesterday. that is what we believe. our plan is a good player printed very good planets going to give relief to working families, to middle-class americans that's what we're g

the state can speak directly to mohela, but i was sg to the interest. >> if mohela was really missouri, the loss the servicing fees. my misunderstanding tha two different argumes,hat argument and this one about the lewis and clark fu. >> iny first response to justice kagan i was trying to cuon the first area and the second response where i got into e lewis and clark fund i was responding to the second. >> the first theory, it is hard to imagine how the state of missouri can claim an injur including the lewis and clark and scholarship issues -- putting the lewis and clark and horship issues aside, when it is not responsible for the deaths o-- the debts of mohela , is not responsible r e contracts it enters into, it does not own the essen othat corporation. there is on paper no financial obligation by the state or loss to the stateby anything mohela does. or anything it gets. putting aside lewis and clark, its st very hard for me to say that there is interest sufficient for the state to speak on behalf of the entity who has the right to sue. >> when this court in lebron and when the miss

artyom sg is very important for us, therefore, everyone should die.e nails from the ancients suggest that i think that every soldier of the sun who was injured should be given a nato medal with an american flag and photographs of zelensky with a bag of money to remind them what they are fighting for, well, understand what they are not fighting for . i think they themselves cannot under any circumstances, but what i i liked it that even when they do not criticize, they criticize in a specific way, they say. you should actively ukrainians die for our money more efficiently about it. canadian opposition leader pierre says he thinks we need to get results for our money and we support ending the russian law. you are not a justified intrusion, but the problem with the current government is not that it is not spending enough, it is that it is not getting enough return on the spending it incurs. it spends too much on internal bureaucracy and not enough for advanced military equipment. that is, simply they say, die and more efficiently. you are the main thing,

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the e show's icoconic "brief bee sgs believe" sign hanging above the door of the oval office.>> excuse me >> do you have a joe biden impression >> we have the real one now. >> our thanks to ellison for that report. that is so important, especially for adults to than example for kids to say it's okay to speak out in every arena education, entertainment, sports and everything else. >> when you see something like mental health issues affecting actors others, >>> right now at 4:30, a new round of windy and wet weather moving into the bay area this morning, while the brunt may miss. >> we are also monitoring a possible hot spot for commuters after part of a retaining wall slides down an embankment. the impact this may have on your drive. this is "today in the bay," stretching live on roku, zumu, and online. 4:30 on your tuesday morning. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the winds from the oncoming bay area storm may pack a punch. >> more rain is expected to fall in areas saturated from the spring of winter storms. let's check

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. >> if the allegations are true, this woman was conducting some of her business right there at the sgpoa's office. in fact, if it's true, she utilized one of the accounts, she utilized an email address for herself with sjpoa.com. there's a problem here. collateral damage, embarrassment, but there's a little more. i think sjpoa needs to respond to the community and answer some questions. >> we have been asking some questions and so far the poa issued a statement that reads the poa fully cooperated with the authorities as they continue their investigation. no other individual at the poa is involved or had prior knowledge of the alleged acts. the poa immediately places civilian employee on leaves as is standard procedure, and cut off all access to the poa. the board of directors is saddened and pledge to provide full support for the authorities. the charges could carry a maximum of 20 years in prison, however in that federal complaint there is one case in which the drugs were shipped to alabama and resulted in an overdose death. we are asking questions about that this morning and will te

as the president said yesterday and as i say to all of you with our legal argument that we think the sg did a fantastic job to defend the presidents program and plan so we will see how this plays out we will not get ahead of the supreme court but we feel the other side does not have the merit to stand support with the argument so we will continue to make a forceful defense with elected officials. and 90 percent and the less than $75000. so just to be practical about it. >> that's not foror me to speak to but what we will do is continue to defend the presidents plan we believe we have the legal authority to be successful the solicitor general prove that. it's a good plan so that's what we continue to fight for. >> what led to a change of heart? and then to believe every city has a right to self-government. and if the senate sends the bill he will sign it and repeating it from the podium that this is a way to keep the community safe and the people of dc safe and the residents a safe and protected and so they move forward in this way. >> i'm just laying out where the president is today and

they do not careinpe sg to their constituents, not to the rest of america. >> if mayorkas had a podiumtand at, those agents who he demonized did not. they could not speak for themselves. if he knowingly knew they did nothing, and stood at that podium and demonized them, i mean impeachment is the only -- >> he's actually lied in congress, to congress, under oath. >> that's what we found out from raul ortiz's testimony, that they're not conflicting, one side was lying, and as i said last hour that's a problem. >> yep. >> huge problem. all right. up next, a look at america's crime crisis in oregon where a public defender shortage has forced the state to dismiss hundreds of cases, putting alleged violent suspects back on the streets. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b'

sg >>> march madness is officially under way. andy scholes has this morning's "bleacher report."et yet. i've got like four hours? >> no, you don't have to get it in until thursday morning. luckily you still can do all that research i know you want to do. but keep an eye on these teams that win in the first four in your bracket because since they started the first four, teams are grabbing 11 or 12 seed, they have gone on to pull off an upset in the first year except for 2019. and vcu and ucla went from the first four to the final four in a couple years. so keep an eye on those teams like pitt and mississippi state playing last night. this game went back and forth pretty much all night. 21 lead changes. burton made the go-ahead jumper with just ten seconds left. mississippi state great inbounds play to try to win, but the shot no good. tip-in also doesn't go. so pitt wins hanging on to win 60-59 and they advance to play xavier on friday. and the other match-up, corpus christi earns their trip. and next up, they will play the top seed alabama on thursday. after the game head coach s

many times in the past, when the fed changes, you buy >> but also the case, i think, that historically sgwait throughÑ recession. you're saying a rehasn't even started yet. in real estate and manufacturing. we have data today that shows contraction in manufacturing.e1 part of me thinks we're in w3 recession. part of me. not all of it. we still have travel and evene1 airlines are saying later in the year may not be as great. the market here? >> i don't know. i wouldn't step out too far on a limb untilok we get some -- listen, they come out this morning and says we're going ef. regardless. we'll go as far as we need to go. as longe1 as the fed keeps sayi they're going to keep raising rates, in my experience, there is a little gray time to buyok equities. >> all right. ron insana, have açó great weekend. coming up, as we mentioned, the ten-year yield went to 4% and back so far this year. currently just shy of 3.4. our next guest says we'll see 3.0 sometime in 2023. >>> and netflix shares are higher, up 7%. higher, up 7%. earlyçó reports on sfx: [soft beach sounds] c'mon ref, that's a foul! j

lebron and the department of transportation that we te >> do you reject the distinction that that the sg pointed to with respect to what those pieces were about? those were not standin cases we have different doctrines that apply. we wereoong at different issues and the issue of whether not you are injured by an injury to another entity, an independent corporation, seems to me to be a separate thing. do you have a case that would help us to understand wheth a entity like mohela, that has totally been isolated through atlaw from liability in the coumer for itself etc. you have a case where we've said that same kind of entity, you can suez a states because you are injedor standing purposes. >> helosest cases we have the ones i reference before, cherry cotton mills and erickson. part of the inquiry has to look to state law to see if missouri is charged with speaking, has ably to speak on behalf of mohela and on that front i would point the court d things grade one msouri statute 27.06. -- .060, which gives the attorney geral the right to determine whether to litigate in the name of the stat

we are in a certain species of it now that i underfrom the sg and the briefs that originally were talking about wartimend so i'm just trying to understand, are you saying that those were not legitimate waivers or modifications under this kind of power. >> your honor, we doot question any uses of the heroes act prior to 2020. >> ris, but what is your view again -- right, but what is your view again? i'm trying to clarify your exchange with justice kavanaugh on what waiver means. you're sayg e secretary would've had to change something about e regulatns, but not about their application with respec to the obligations that they require of people? >> your honor, if i can try to illustrate with an example, i think this might get to it. there is an existing loan at discharge ogm for permanent disability that requires an individual to expecto be permanently disabledort least 60 months. if the secretary came in and said because of the national emergency, if someone was affected because of that, they can reduce that 60 month requirement down to 36 months. that to me is a modificioof an existing pro

sg agenda -- esg agenda. here's kim str assel, she says the politics don't end there.ng regulator should have picked up on silicon valley bank's distress but apparently that's above san francisco federal reserve president, mary daily. they are more focused on hypothetical climate risk than the real risk of bank failures. who wants to clamp down on the darling of clean tech banking. there are real issues with silicon valley bank and credit suisse. underlying all of this is the climate change agenda, making the banking sector believe that there's some kind of pot of gold sitting there for those banks who invest in all clean related technologies. >> yeah. exactly. i mean, first of all, it's not the fed's mandate to focus on the environment. that's point number one. point number two is i think not just american public, but american small business owners like myself are really tired of this kind of cronyism where you cannot manage your bank balance sheet, i mean, that was banking 101, maria, you match assets with your liability. they knew deposits were leaving in the fall a

and the answer is they got a very good grade from the ratings on being woke and higher sg rating, justery good ratings on not going bankrupt. elizabeth: yeah. so given what grover is saying, david, i mean, they're throwing all this helicopter money, $20 trillion thrown into the u.s. economy since 2010. the white house has a banking crisis on its hands. the doj, sec joining the federal reserve probing the collapse of svb. insider sales by several bank executives before the a failure, and svb's board is packed with democrat cronies. only one at the upper echelon of investment banking. and now we're going another the a backstop of that bank? now taxpayers could be on the hook for that? >> well, in fairness now, we're not backstopping the bank. i mean, we really aren't. we are blowing up the equity. it's worth zero, and the unsecured bondholders are getting zero. but they are backstopping uninsured goes depositors -- can. elizabeth: that's where the fees could come many if, right? >> now why wouldn't anyone believe that there's going to be the same backstop for them -- elizabeth: right. >>

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that the a1 community and air force is rolling out with a focus on mental health in a mirror framework sg something, operational support teams that will be at my not, that would be if everyone of our 76 air force bases knowing that our airmen and guardians to main reason they're often not available or have issues his mental health and my skill skillful. as a part of the teams five member team that will be embedded in the group will go out to unit for short bridge of time, eight to nine weeks to build trust and to prevention, mental health will actually be a part of that effort. it's addressing family needs, too, not just a service never come right? >> that's a great question because families equally important. osd is based on active-duty members. for the air force with chris on the cult readiness centers. there are eight hubs throughout the united states that will address come we know there's quite a few children that are impacted by mental health issues that these teams go out to bases on a quarterly basis and support virtually from afar so that a wright-patterson for example, as a hub t

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he said today, zaluzhny court, which boils down to the pledged speech, that not-not bakhmut artyom sgevery wounded soldier should be given a nato medal, an american flag and photographs of zelensky with a bag of money, to remind them what they are fighting for, well, understand what they are not fighting for. i think they themselves can not under any circumstances, but what i liked is that even when they do not criticize, they criticize in a specific way, they say. you should more actively ukrainians die for our money more efficiently, the leader of the canadian opposition pierre says that we we need to get results for our money and we support stopping russia's illegal unjustified invasion, but the problem with the current government is not that it doesn't spend enough, it's that it doesn't get enough results for the costs it incurs. it spends too much on internal bureaucracy and not enough on advanced military equipment. yes, that is, they just say that trump is dying and more effective, of course, the beetle is not childish and on the topic of ukraine too, but he seems to understand