so in the past, each department could make their statement of incompatible activities sia, which wouldoften include existing laws that already apply to everybody. but would also go and detail specific rules that apply to their departments. those no longer exist, and the most common elements were incorporated into proposition d, so come october, these will no longer take effect. in the interim. there's of course, still support to give departments over, you know, providing them advice and assistance with these, with these rules, but then also reminding people that these are phasing out, there's the addition of additional complications that some individuals might feel around the advance written determinations, where people had to understand whether or not a certain activity did conflict with an sia or not. and so we'll be working with the departments to address the existing ones and what those will look like going forward. once proposition d takes effect, in some ways they'll still be covered, you know, it'll it'll be no longer permitted because the proposition d in other cases, that uniq

contracts were signed for the supply of wood, for the construction of fortifications, it was 471,317 siaore than 400 million, which is interesting that for six companies and one fop, where we understand that there are unambiguous signs of efficiency in these companies, a contract was signed with them for 366 million, and with forest groups only for 100, that is, in fact, only 1/4 of all of the contracts was concluded with forest farms, and 3/4, that is, almost the entire amount was concluded exactly with these firms, and the explanation at the briefing, the explanation at this transparency council, that the forest farms did not have the opportunity in the appropriate volume and as quickly as it had to be done. er put this grass, and six firms that registered there for a few months, yes, and we already know, it's great, the whole country knows who their founders were, they had these opportunities and supplied this cattle, there are a lot of very questions here, unwillingly, i return to our favorite story, you know, about chickens eggs for her people, so bought within the boundaries of a s

sia: wanted to go with us but we decided that because we have other kids, she decided to stay with themson adventure. for context, mount fuji - father—son adventure. for context, mount fuji injapan is 3.8 kilometres. this is over five kilometres high, mount everest. what was your biggest take away from the trip and the opportunity to share it with him? . . opportunity to share it with him? , , ., ~ opportunity to share it with him? , , .,~' ., him? the biggest take away, i would see _ him? the biggest take away, i would see that _ him? the biggest take away, i would see that the _ would see that the perseverance. he learnt that he can achieve something as long as he puts his mind and heart to it and put in the hard work. what is next? we to it and put in the hard work. what is next?— to it and put in the hard work. what is next? we don't have any lan what is next? we don't have any plan next- _ what is next? we don't have any plan next- as — what is next? we don't have any plan next- as a _ what is next? we don't have any plan next. as a parent _ what is next? we don't have any plan nex

i would note that in my opinion, many underestimated macron's meeting with sia. judging by the explosion of publications, both in chinese and in french press, it was very successful. macron took everyone somewhere to the places of his youth in the pyrenees. now the big powers are china, the usa and france. france realized its role as a great power for the first time in recent decades. this aspiration is the main driver for macron in his life. to become a leader of the free world, a leader in the defense of ukraine in the war. the dream of a second yalta actually remained with the russians. for 10 years, they offered a friend yalta, saying, let's share the world. we will have the post-soviet space, ukraine and the rest, you somewhere else. but here the chinese, french and americans are now working on the concept of a third yalta without russia. macron is playing a very interesting game there, what do they have in common with these. in which they found a common language, not only in the fact that russia will not be a great power, they also do not want american domi

in the case of iran, north korea sia, it's mostly military. that's how they oppose us.in that sphere, but in case of of china, it very much in the economic sphere. there is all this talk about decoupling or selective decoupling or de-risking. so in the case of china, we to use all the tools of state craft, economic, military ideas, which is very important, and diplomacy. and then in the in the case of the others, more selectively, some of these tools can do something go through, which is that actually the chinese leadership is unwittingly providing help for what you're just describing down, which is that the risk of doing business in china already increasing and. so that makes it it's making it less attractive for western businesses. the western companies to do business there. and that's nothing to do with what anybody has said, washington, washington or any capital has to do with with the chinese leadership's view of free enterprise and the power that that the private sector has reached in china. so that's why there is a crackdown going on, which is making it less attr

sandi as well as sia an engine is here. >> so talk to me how interested is we wait for this? how interested do the numbers show that americans were in this verdict yesterday? >> yeah. kate, throughout this entire trial, i've been looking at the numbers in americans really didn't seem to care that much, right? what yesterday, something very different happens. so take a look here. google searches for donald trump. look at this percentage up 3,233% at the time of conviction versus the hour before kate, americans were really interested in this verdict. this reaches the google search or trump a post-presidency high on thursday. so americans might not have been interested before, but they were definitely very, very interested in this verdict. on thursday. >> interest though of course, we cannot say translates into impacts. one's vote. >> no one knows how, or even if the verdict impacts donald trump's political for future but what's the case that you're seeing in the numbers that it does not hurt him? >> yeah. what's the case? we'll start here that it doesn't hurt him. this is a pol

it was notable that the match third in the day and between naomi osaka and iga sia...her. maybe there is something else at play, and i'm not quite sure what there is. in the brief moments the rain stops, perhaps the people who had tickets feel like they want to go in on the grounds and get a flavour of the first week.- flavour of the first week. russell fuller, thank _ flavour of the first week. russell fuller, thank you _ flavour of the first week. russell fuller, thank you very _ flavour of the first week. russell fuller, thank you very much - flavour of the first week. russell fuller, thank you very much for. fuller, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. onto qualifying the women's european championship now. we'll be hearing from england camp shortly, but the other home nations are in action tomorrow, too, with northern ireland women travelling to portugal for their qualifier, while wales play ukraine. scotland host israel, but that will be played from behind closed doors. the sfa took the decision after being "alerted to the potential for planned disrupti

and so, as journalists noted, the atmosphere between sia and macron was friendly and full of mutual congratulationsals between beijing and paris. it was not written, in france there is a proverb putit aa, the closest russian analogue, the hen pecks at the grain. in france there are a number of industries that depend on chinese buyers, for example, the cognac business. and last year, france exported about 35 million bottles of cognac to china, which is a fifth of all cognac exports, and worth it. beijing should turn off this valve, as indignant winemakers will roll unsold barrels straight to the elysee palace. and sijinping assured macron that he would not introduce protective duties on the way of french cognac to china. in building relations with the west, sidipin uses an almost classic carrot-and-stick method. but he shows the carrot to europe, and beijing demonstrated a kind of stick. recently addressed to washington. this week , sea trials of the newest chinese aircraft carrier fujian were completed in china. it is the largest and most powerful warship ever built in asia, as well as the world's

sia are going the social media platform landscape and try to groups that are friendlier to those issuesot to say that donald trump, if he wins it is because of russia. it is just a fact and the intention of the russian state. host: let's go toia on the repu, john. caller: good morning. thank you so much. i have been watching c-span religiously for months now and the russian threat and cyber threat in general and there have been presentations from the senate and the house,mós■■ it is overwhelming information. my question is is there anything being done right now to provide a backup system, say for example there is a commercial electrical power outage of a cyber cause that local election offices have a backup system, like the old ballot box to cover it? because the idea of postponing the election is something that putin would love to see, for many reasons. guest: i would say that the overwhelming majority of election jurisdictions in the united states do have manual backups there is some sort of cyber incidents and it doesn't even have to be a nation state. it could be anyour hard copies