wasserman shultz: mr. chairman, i yield five minutes to the distinguished ranking member of the appropriations committee ms. delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: i thank the member for yielding. i rise in opposition to this bill that shortchanges our service members and endangers military families. before i begin, i want to thank the majority and minority subcommittee staff particularly tyler and jenny departed the end of may and in her place is the minority clerk for the military construction veterans' affairs subcommittee. i congratulate you faruke and welcome to the first house floor debate as a subcommittee clerk. now on to the bill. this bill would hurt our veterans and military readiness and worsen the quality of life for service members and their families. it leaves military installations, service members veterans and their families vulnerable to natural disasters and it harms women and to a national abortion ban. this bill disarms our military in the face of

wasserman shultz: thank you.at this is really about. rise to claim time in opposition to this amendment what you what his amendment would do is expand the msion act, designated access of standards to all categories of care and would seek to great increase the privatization of the v.a. the mission act was not envisioned to replace all care at all facilities within v.a. with private care. it was intenlement care at v.a. facilities, particularly and speca a veteray from a v.a. facility that could provide the service or when there was a prolonged period of time in which the veteran could get that svice. now in terms of the care in the veterans getting access to appointments is in many cases all across the cotrctually takes longer for a veteran to get an appointment when they try get one in the community than it does to get one at the v.a. and the of veterans, when they are surveyed, make very clear they prefer their care at the v.a. implementing this amendment could have far-reaching ramifications and would cost hund

it should be noted that shultz slightly reduced the speed of military rhetoric about the fight to the

it should be noted that shultz slightly slowed down the military rhetoric about fighting to the bitter end. no longer says he agrees to negotiations that would not mean the capitulation of ukraine. there is record youth unemployment in the west. the reason for this is the widespread trend of niit, which in translation means does not work, does not study, does not undergo vocational training. according to the international labor organization, today approximately one in five young people aged 15 to 24 are classified as trend. these people refuse to grow up, choosing instead to do nothing. some still work, but do not focus on their career. the clear policy project continues belarus' great journey on four continents: people, cities, enterprises where minsk is known, appreciated and respected. this time the focus is on asia, the rapid pace of development and food security, how to feed a huge population, who is called the new asian tiger, how does the fastest growing region of the planet live and where to all doors are open to belarus. asia is increasingly heard on the international stage, e

secretary, can you give secretary shultz a vote of confidence if you feel that way? may i give you that? and the general. what about that? with the slide. well, that's what i going to say, which is what it's all about. why? why not? why don't i tell you what? what is the situation? and then i'll take your questions on friday afternoon or friday at noon, the president asked me to look into and bring together the facts concerning the particularly the implements portion of the strategic initiative in iran and more precisely. anything pertaining to the transfer of arms over the weekend. this inquiry was conducted this yesterday evening i reported to the president. we continued our inquiry and this morning the president directed that we make this information immediately available to the congress and to the public through this medium at this noon. let me say that all of the information is not yet in. we are still continuing our inquiry. but he did want me to make available immediately what we know at the present time. what is involved is that in the course of the arms tran

know that the liquidation of the ak became one of the demands of the american secretary of state shultz, which he put forward to gorbachev. our missiles of this class did not threaten the territory of the united states itself. in this way the americans secured their nato allies, the number of which rapidly increased towards russia. there was an agreement not to produce smaller missiles in the future. range to reduce the risk of nuclear war. and so the states accusing moscow of nuclear rhetoric time after time reset the hands of the doomsday clock; ground-based typhon or mk-70 missile systems were brought to the philippines, also under the guise of exercises. the system allows you to launch the same rayton, sm-3, sm6 missiles, in addition to tomohawk winged missiles up to their range. previous modification the mk-41 complex, which also allows the launch of medium-range missiles , was deployed in 2016 in eastern europe, the commune of devselu in romania, the village of redzikowo on the baltic coast of poland. even before leaving the treaty, the states tested the ground launch of the agm-1

shultz organized a platform for zelensky called the conference on the restoration of ukraine.n everything on this expired product. new year of validity, because what’s remarkable is that literally the day before the chancellor noted that before talking about the restoration of ukraine, it is necessary to end the war, which clearly called into question the purpose of today's event, the doubts were justified, instead of discussing investments and construction, they focused on how to destroy ukraine more and more thoroughly. there will be no military victory and no imposed peace. putin must stop his brutal campaign and withdraw his troops. we will deliver to ukraine in the coming weeks and months the third patriot system, as well as irista, slm, zsu, cheetah, missiles, shells. however, ukraine is not without new buildings, a german concert. under the technical supervision of colleagues from germany. in general, the investment is specific and, at a minimum, very risky. on the other hand, this is a great business for the military-industrial complex at the expense of german taxpayer

instead, foreign secretary david cameron poses next to biden, shultz and macron.the end of the ceremonial events dedicated to the anniversary of the normandy landing. rushed to england to save his hopeless election campaign, wanted to improve the situation, but in the end now he had definitely ruined a lot, a wave of indignation hit sunak from all sides, he was accused of disrespect for in the memory of the fallen, indifference to veterans, one of the first to strike was the leader of the opposition liborists, kirstarmer. he will have to make his own decision, for me the only choice was this. being there, it was a day to reflect on the bravery of the many young men who ran along the beach under fire, not knowing whether they would succeed or fail, and then meet the veterans from... thank them. rishi sunok has failed the country and this is not at all reflective of how we are trying to come together to maintain peace. it turned out that sunok had left normandy to record a television interview. it is unclear how those who drew up the prime minister’s schedule miscal

china biden confused sinzimpina with the president of russia spoke about a meeting with chancellor shultzear , when germany was still represented by merkel, he forgets the topic, confuses the words and... now he’s talking about the main thing, the independent one, the united states doesn’t see ukraine, they don’t expect zelensky in nato, but weapons will deliver. this means that we have the same relationship with them as with other countries where we supply weapons so that they can defend themselves in the future. but i was the one who said that i was not ready to support the natazization of ukraine. ending the ukrainian conflict is definitely not in biden’s interests in the white house; they have already stated that shooting down planes over russia is the norm. in addition, the us intends. continue to decide for europe what to do and not allow nato to fall apart, washington promises, but even those close to them laugh at biden, they will never to trust a man whose uncle was eaten by cannibals, nato is working on a plan to transfer american troops to europe in the event of a war with russ

valentina, valentina shultz, a deputy of the odesa district council and a volunteer, was with us, nowme for news, khrystyna parubiy already has a selection of the latest and most important information on this one wait a minute, so christina, congratulations, you have a word, tell me. greetings, oksana, thank you for the work of our defenders of the sky this night, i will tell you in the release, as well as about the losses of the enemy in a moment, wait. khrystyna porubiy works in the espresso studio. russians at night.

also, secretary of state shultz. bush's visit is intended as a gesture of conciliation according to western diplomats here. these diplomats worry that new communist party chief yuri andropov may have had to pledge a tough anti-washington line and big weapons buildup to win military support. they would like the american delegation to meet with andropov after the funeral monday, but have no assurance the meeting will be arranged. [susan eisenhower] here was a guy who came out of the soviet intelligence community. you had the feeling during andropov's period that, you know, things were really inert, and the old generation was still running the country. [nina] my family was simply terrified. my great-grandfather was khrushchev. he was the general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union. khrushchev dismantled, or as much as he could, he dismantled the kgb after stalin's death. so andropov, as my mother was convinced, was going to come back at us and the family with a vengeance. and, you know, there was even a

president and ceo nathan shultz says the job cuts are part of a restructuring effort.pany provides ai driven study assistance to students. the layoffs will impact around 400 workers. ceo says the company could save around 50 million dollars next year because of the cuts. all right. well, coming up on kron, 4 news at 3, a major gun control law upheld by the supreme court. we check in with our dc bureau about the gun control ruling activists say could save lives. >> plus a warning label for social media sites. the bipartisan push to keep kids safe online and a cyber attack taking over thousands of car dealerships across the the supreme court today upheld a federal law meant to protect domestic violence victims. >> by restricting abusers from having guns. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction to that decision that e. i-70 in an 8 to one decision. the supreme court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. >> specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to someone else. >> majority chief justice

george shultz, who was secretary of state and decided that they were not living up to it in the philippines and put pressure on the government of the philippines to move toward democracy. the power of reagan's narrative of gradual little movement toward freedom and democracy in opposition to totalitarianism has been. documented in the 40 years since the speech, as democracy has spread around the world. of course, there's backsliding there. anti-democratic forces in world. but reagan's fundamental argument that totalitarian governments use force to keep their people from toward democratic governments is evident today from hong kong that taiwan gone to ukraine to the arab spring, people across the world and every possible culture and religion have demonstrated they want a say in their own government. they want a say in their own lives. they don't want secret police, right. and combined the narrative and the argument with a set of values. he contrasted freedom with totalitarianism and arbitrary arrest. he contrasted opportunity with economic decay. he contrasted democracy versus state control

president and ceo nathan shultz says that the job cuts are part of a restructuring effort.rovides ai driven study assistance to students. these layoffs are going to impact about 440 workers. e ceo says the company could save around 50 million dollars next year because of the cuts. a san mateo father is making some big strides towards helping his son battle rare genetic brain disease. rdy allen set out this week to walk 68 miles a nod to the gene that impacts his son's disease. slc 6, 8, 6, 8, 8, rather is where the brain just does not have enough cree at an it can result in cognitive delays, intellectual disabilities, even epilepsy. earlier today we spoke with mister allen and what he's doing to raise awareness of the disease. and, you know, with lucas to keep the suffers with this every day. >> and for me to go walk, 68 the least i can do to help raise friends, family mourns. i haven't heard from for a while, you know, reach out nicole are there's there's opportunity kind of fundraiser. so it's been fantastic that to have them reach out and offer their support. so it's bee

president ceo nathan shultz says job cuts are part of the restructuring effort.s. >> u.s. treasury department making major move in the fight against fentanyl trafficking. how recent crackdown affecting us here in the bay area. plus, the biggest question in the bay area right now, we're just how the latest details in a major fbi raided her home. and we're following breaking news from overnight. one person dead after driver flees the scene of a crash. what neighbors say one of led to this happening in their neighborhood will be right back. >> and now on the kron. 4 morning news. we're learning new details about the fbi rated oakland mayor sheng tells house. and we now know 15 people were shot after a juneteenth celebration in oakland. hear from a woman who survived after being shot. and a controversial curfew for some shops in the tenderloin meant to curb drug crimes. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> andrea in for james and the weekend is here it is a little misty and hazy out there this morning. that does to

henry kissinger, george shultz, daniel moynihan. arthur burns, herb stein and. others. less well known. clay t whitehead. tom who conceived and headed the white house office of telecommunications and assembled his own team of brainiacs, including antonin scalia, who would go on to become one of the greatest of all supreme court justices. and brian lamb, who would go on to found c-span and become one of america's greatest civic educators. tom died in 2008, just shy of 70. having lived to see the first fruits of his policy revolution, steve jobs had introduced the iphone just year and a half before and helping and having helped advance that revolution as. a pathbreaking satellite entrepreneur nor his legacy lives in his papers collected at the library of congress and the nixon library, and in the work our three distinguished panelists. margaret whitehead was tom's soulmate and his wife for 35 years. she part of his creative adventures engineering, economics, politics and business on a daily basis as ph.d. cultural historian, she has been perfectly equipped to preserve and

and then shultz said to me, what would you say, mr....know, such an asterisk and a note to understand editor, how to talk to him, what to talk to him about, what he will do tomorrow, you must proceed from your own interests, without paying, at least for now, any attention to him. we'll be back, pushkin, a name that reflects all of russia. boldin is a symbol of inspiration of the highest creative flowering. we owe this place the best lines of the poet. and it seems that the surface of the large boldensky pond forever preserved his reflection, just as our hearts forever preserve his words. on the 225th anniversary of the poet, this is where the reflection concert will take place. live broadcast from. at the boldin estate on thursday on rtr. they say that you need to prepare for a holiday, you need to be able to rest, you need to rest beautifully, but you need to rest, where there is sun and sea, on the first shore. where is everything included except for the head. we know everything about holidays. relax. anexc. treat yourself to a first-cl

it's worth stressing for the fewest, and i think it was underscored by the quote you read from eric shultzwo-tiered system. one is that these videos get put out at a remarkable speed. the second is that people who are interested in sort of the factual underpinnings of the video, la thereof, i should say, try to keep up. jonathan knows in very well. our internal slack channels at politico regularly feature these videos being put in with the question, where is the full clip? what is the context of this clip? and journalists across the country are being forced into this posture. imagine how much time and resources you waste trying to track down the validity of the actual video just to make sure whether it's in context or not. sometimes it is. often it isn't. and that's just the current state of journalism, right? you have to spend a lot of time sussing out whether the videos are real or not. i fear this is going to be the future. like michael steele said, the technology is going to get more and more efficient at making the videos look a more and more real when they are not. >>> coming up, mar