running out, then he makes, it seems to me, not a very smart move, he writes to moscow, to the state datahis royalties for translations of his works, and then the story begins to unfold, when suddenly, well, maybe not suddenly, but at the next moment they remember that our main director, the author of the battleship potemkin, is wandering around somewhere, he’s in mexico, in mexico , by the way, awesome. i have to return without finishing filming, in fact, this composition of several short stories about different states of mexico, let’s say, was supposed to end with a short story about a woman, a soldier, who goes first for one revolutionary army, then for another there is a sopata, villa , and so on, but as a result this novella was supposed to be a kind of short story about the image of mexico as a whole, through this woman, she called the soldier was not filmed, in general, without completing the filming of the film in any way... without editing anyone , isenshtein goes to moscow, in moscow he hopes that they will send him material, because in general, he assumed, here in in general, i

state data shows oakland's average 911 answering time has been among the worst in california since at least 2018. oakland is currently on notice with the state for its long 911 times. how did it get this bad? and did oakland officials allow it? >> well, it wasn't like it was bad every day or every month. it was like you hear occasional stories of longer hold time. but then it gets better. i've never been aware of it being this bad. i've never heard the stories that i've been hearing the past several months. one thing that happened in the past couple of years that i'm really baffle about is we used to have what we called continuous recruitment, continually recruiting more and more 911 dispatchers. i was told some time in the past several years that was taken away. >> reporter: both councilmember kalb took this issue up with opd administration at a recent city council meeting. >> i was dumbfounded to hear that a period of time we were not doing continuous recruitment. >> reporter: opd deputy director confirmed human resources took down a dispatcher position by mistake for about a month

data brokers. so more and more state legislatures are acting. 13 states now have comprehensive data privacy laws, inoon to take effect. earlier this month, california governor gavin newsom signed a bill called the delete act, the consumer protection advocates say is a groundbreaking advance in privacy right. emory roe is policy counsel for private privacy rights clearinghouse, whichdvised california lawmakers on the bill. tell us what the delete act does and why it's considered such a big advance by privacy advocates. >> so these consumer privacy laws that are coming online are almost all following the california model, which, though there are some variations, are based around the idea that you can go to a business and say, hey, tell me whainformation you have about me. please don't share that information and maybe delete that information if i want you to delete it. and businesses have to comply with that. [20.5s] // but what about those hundreds or thousands of businesses out there that are buying and selling your information that you have never heard of. if you wanted to exercise your consumer rig

out of money, then he makes, it seems to me, not a very smart move, he writes to moscow, to the state datatranslations of his works, and then the story begins to unfold when... suddenly, well, maybe not suddenly, but at the next moment they remember that our main director, the author of bronyos potemkin, is wandering around somewhere, he’s in mexico, in mexico, by the way, the traskists, and izzinshtein has to be returned... without finishing filming, actually, this one a composition of several short stories about the different states of mexico, let's say, should have ended with a short story, about a woman, a soldier , who follows first one revolutionary army, then another, there is sopata, villa, and so on, but as a result, this novella should have to be a kind of short story about the image of mexico as a whole, through this woman, the short story was called soldar, it was not filmed, in general , without completing the filming of the film, without editing it in any way, he goes to moscow, i am a northern urdud, zhenya is a southern one, in an udmurd wedding they always brought honey, t

so no one on some of those countries did not want to even consider from us as being a state data. so a truce is a non state act of language and the humanitarian is obviously there is a purpose for this cease fire or this, this ational facility. so now is just for the community and purpose. if how much goes on to resupply or develop as to the dramatic contacts as on that it's in preacher office cessation of hostilities. so that is also important. and to bring those countries on board, you know, there's a, if you like a spectral continuum of kind of positions. the read fire is the united states and canada, who sees how mazda and of, for some brigade or less terrorist. and then in the middle, there are a states like new zealand, and few other states that make a distinction between cassandra gate and thomas. but the vast majority of the world states do not recognize how much as if those are going to vision. but as to, as an organization, as part of a legitimate defense, if it's on the land and it gets occupation, so i think and giving or given all this, you see that there is a lot of d

this was reported by local media with reference to state statistics data.bage collection became almost 10% more expensive, and housing maintenance increased by 5.2%. previously, the ukrainian authorities. reported that they are ready to introduce a mechanism for liberalizing prices for gas and electricity, thus allowing suppliers to increase them uncontrollably, this one of the us conditions that must be met in order to continue receiving american assistance. that's all i have for now, more news in the next hour, all of ossetia is collecting various kinds of donations and sending them to the front. here. you feel the value of life, step aside, we have enough of everything, but the fact that they bring us attention is also very pleasant, the story is difficult, the fate is mortal, i see for every loop i say , please stay alive, it becomes a talisman, i am made of yarn i see socks, first we started with balyklavs, well then we followed stretchers, so we have continued to help for a year now. this car belonged to my grandmother, everything is for the front, ev

data. the state election ts commission is defending in this case and tons of data and did not use it. they were looking at race because theyad an expectation th re was a predictor for how political outcomes would perfor this was shown in the closing argument that showed it connection. and he waselng upon racial reports and someepts that were being generated. and once again, more than plausible that the court said and ta of evidence that there s consistency despite the fact that maps were changing overtime. the house tried to change i and the senator intervened and the house adopted a map. they were proposg maps around 17%. d the colloquy with mr. roberts, the crtsked what would happen if you bring in counties that are not majoritylack but below majority black. and he acknowledged that. >> when race and partisanship are so closely aligned as they are, in fact, why is it surprising that a legislature that isuring a partisan goal bough favor a map that turns out consistently to have the same evap? if they are using race as a means to g tre. this court said a legitimate interest cannot ac

it is necessary to state the data of the information that exists in the real estate and accommodationtem, which we mentioned, about 73 million people have been identified in the real estate and accommodation system, so people should come forward and confirm this information. one of the guarantees for the implementation of this topic is that if people do not refer to the real estate and accommodation system if they do not register or confirm the address where they live , the electricity tariff of that residential unit will be calculated with the highest price. well, this is a legal requirement. well , we had very good meetings with the ministry of energy . until now , i am sorry for this incident from the customer. because of the conflict of the ministry of energy with these issues of electricity tariff and the issue of electricity shortage, the summer event in the country was decided to start from the beginning of november. this matter has started now, that is, from the first of july, from the first of november this year, it has started for that one percent now 100 consumers with the

the deputy speaker of the state duma cited data according to which in the third quarter of this year number of fake publications about russia in western media increased by 13%. at the same time. the number of materials that, on the contrary, debunk false information about our country. dear colleagues, we are on the right path, we need to work in this direction, and we see that more and more of the international community , including human rights activists , want to know the truth. today kyiv celebrated kuznetsova commits terrorist attacks against children and involves teenagers in criminal work. according to some sources, they are used as informants and couriers during hostilities. deputy chairman of the state duma proposed adopting a convention on the prevention of terror against minors and their involvement in the activities of terrorist organizations. improve the quality of rehabilitation services for people with disabilities. this task was set by deputies at parliamentary hearings to discuss the bill on comprehensive rehabilitation and habilitation. the area that has been moderni

states? lot of data for you to come to social media to thanks to the, to the sales out stadium, we're talking to buy the champion, robert s p, you know, knows how to make the most serious out of his face with people not call your on your next to me, please let us know for him, it's not about the concerts, it's about the climate. he wants people in his home country to plant a 1000000 treats his friends are all in africa. next on d, w. they know all weaknesses in securities, illnesses and profit from them will be a bit like right that they're experimenting uh how much to companies like google know about the most intimate secret. and where do we draw the line? may to measure in 45 minutes on d w, we say they're never giving up every weekend on d w. the environment to change is forcing those to think for too much and for same from farming to function. it's up to governments and don't to business to act responsibly in the face of the climate emergency. but there is a lot we can do all cells.

states. according to the data, mass shootings are on the rise in the united states.ss shootings as incidents in which four or more people have been injured or killed. and if take a look at the three years prior, there have been more than 600 mass shootings for each year. that's almost two per day on average. and the worst mass shooting in the united states was in las vegas. that was in 2017, and it killed more than 50 people and left 500 injured. it's important to note, though, that mass shootings leave fewer than ten people dead on average. now, we often talk about mass shootings and homicides. that's often because they're covered more prominently in the media, but it's worth also talking about suicides. because if you look at the figures in 2021, more than half of gun—related deaths were in fact suicides. that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention. and 2021 was in fact a record—breaking year. these gun—related deaths rose by nearly 8% compared to the previous year. now let's take a bigger look at the overall global picture, because as you ca

the main tool of their work is open information, various state databases data, public registers. project idea come about? the idea arose against the background of the fact that in february, this year, the verkhovna rada was actively, well, discussed at. the adoption of a law on limiting the activities of the uocp, it even passed the parliamentary committee, and somehow it got stuck, we then thought, well , it would be interesting to see what the church owns, and how did you calculate that some, and we calculated, well, very simply, we took the list, asked our colleagues from view control to download all legal entities that are mentioned, well, where is the word orthodox. after that we took this list, well, we cleaned it from the kyiv patriarchate, there is an autocephalous one, there are many independent communities, old believers, well, that is , we cleaned this list as much as possible from those who are not in the pcp, only those who, one way or another, indicate in their name, yes, and if there is, for example, i know such cases when the russian church, and the land is simply

data. the state has been used by cities as they see fit a lot of industries that they haven't made even longer. they thought that they don't know what to do. we use yet data unless then collect and aggregate everything into much like these went agencies like via know the, visualize the data. their maps are responsive and interactive. this provides different kinds of anonymized information on residence movements, which is useful for public authorities. these would be able to understand which are we as of their territories, more used in terms of trips, vouchers, or troops arrival ones that we do. so be able to bit understand the need to get them from point a to point b and in that's we job that we'd be able to find the items where there is treat, but their hands are using a certain kind of thing for us to trend. so for instance, easy to buy things, so those things just statements. and then based on this and that is to be able to plant the leasing belgium's capital. brussels works with data unless to get a better overview of the usage of the scooters on rental bikes and the city. personal so seei

together and ask the government to stop collecting their data. >> if governments will collected data and the state is going to be able to track hispanic poverty rates or mexican and puerto rican employment rates -- the book tracks how this category came to look at the population of the mexican-american demands for data and puerto rican demand for data and see them as a common set of committees that could be put together in an umbrella kind of category that is large enough to be compared to other groups like blacks and whites. >> you have been pulling this community since 2008. what have you learned about how individuals identified themselves. >> it is really interesting. we found it is mostly the country of origin. latino adults -- this might be the second most common thing they use. american might be another term they use. if you are an immigrant, you are my likely to say your country of origin is how you describe yourself, mexican, cuban, puerto rican. instead, if you are u.s.-born to immigrant parents, he might be using both your country of origin but also american equally or perhaps one more t

about the efficiency of companies, and we may not be able to make a comparison between state companies from this data , that is, we mainly tried that because, for example , the national gas company has a very different scope of work , for example, from the state trading company. for this reason, i really think that your comparison is zero and one should be considered as a point of comparison for us, that we are comparing a company with itself, in fact , comparing the productivity growth of each company with itself. what is our company? let me give you a general picture which was done in 1400 was that despite the good growth that happened in the case of non-oil companies in the kalamel index , we had a growth of over 11. we had an overall index growth of the group of state-owned companies. i will tell you from this. almost half of our companies are companies that have positive growth, half of them have negative growth. it is not possible to put a specific category for some of the companies . from the year 950, that is, we included the sixth program series, it was like this in 1400, we had a positive g

more data coming out of the united states, ppi data on horizon. it's not just about inflation for the consumers but also in terms of export and import inflation, 1:30 p.m. u.k. time you will get that and those fed minutes are due today. how much insight are we really going to get, given the recent changes in the geopolitical story? those coming out at about 2:00 p.m. new york time which will be 7:00 p.m. u.k. time. if you are terminal subscriber just type in dayb . sticking with this program, later on we hear from a research fellow at the international institute for strategic studies. how european nations will be responding to the israel-hamas war. plus coming up next, we will discuss the u.s. increasing its military presence in the gulf region. more from her interview with white house spokesperson john kirby coming up on the program. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: welcome back to "daybreak: europe." the u.s. national security council spokesman says washington has not lighten sanctions on iran and reiterated there is no evidence to

and i think it matters when scotland's chief of stat issues guidance stating that data on sex can onlyt —— it's a census guide and says it's possible to change a biological sex. i think it matters that in 2021 police scotland announced that a male rapist who self identifies as a woman would then be recorded statistically as a female rapist by the police. any credible scientist will tell you that gender and sex are two different things. to that gender and sex are two different things.— different things. to suggest otherwise — different things. to suggest otherwise is _ different things. to suggest otherwise is not _ different things. to suggest otherwise is not only - different things. to suggest - otherwise is not only scientifically illiterate, it actually damages scientific research and statistics in everything from populations to medicine to sport. and unlike comrade keir starmer, we will not sit idly by and watch an intolerant view stifled the light of silence that lead us in the right direction. so today i am launching a review into the use of sex and gender questions in scientifi

but the cloud is actually built on top of these data centers. northern virginia and the united states is the world's largest data center market. but india is quickly becoming the global destination for setting up .

but the cloud is actually built on top of these data centers. northern virginia and the united states is the world's largest data center market. but india is quickly becoming the global destination for setting up new data centers, due to lower costs, cheaper labor and tax incentives. now, setting up a data center is very cost intensive. as a general rule of thumb, it costs between $61100.00 per square foot, or $7000000.00 to $12000000.00 per megawatt of commission. i to load to build a data center. first, there's the cost of land and the building shell, which is between 15 to 20 percent. then there are the electrical systems which have to run 247 and have back up generators, batteries an uninterruptible power supply. this will be approximately 40 to 45 percent of the total cost. then you need network connectivity where one mile of fiber optic connection may cost as much as $250000.00. then you have h back and cooling systems to chill the units, which will be another 15 to 20 percent of the total cost. finally, there is the building outfit which includes a standard lobby, shipping and

from the department of justice show a rise in the use of guns in violent crimes across the state. >> according to datast year, crime overall was down in california. but the use of guns and homicides was up. 71% while assaults with guns were up. 21% experts say the last time guns were involved such a high percentage of violent crime was at the peak of the crime wave in the early 90's last week. governor newsom side new gun control regulations into law which would generate money from the sale of bullets to improve school safety. >> san ramon police say an incident involving homecoming parade floats vandalized it. california high school with racist graffiti is not being investigated as a hate crime. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the case has left students and parents shaken. >> within a span of one week, the homecoming parade floats at california high school in san ramon were defaced with racist graffiti and the racially charged flyer targeting the school's principal circulated through campus. both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking. definitely did no

this is reported local media with reference to state statistics service data.ased the most by 70%, garbage collection became almost 10% more expensive, and housing maintenance increased by 5.5%. earlier, ukrainian authorities reported. that they are ready to introduce a mechanism for liberalizing prices for gas and electricity and thus allow suppliers to increase them uncontrollably, this is one of the us conditions that must be met in order to further receive american assistance. that's it for now, i have more news in the next hour. yes, kyurich, this is a priority task, i speed up as much as i can. now i ’ll speed up the process, you, your friends, and even your director, are all delighted with your favorite taste of aromatic freshly brewed coffee in a delicious one. its own savings for each type of business. special services for the service sector, online registration for financial analysis by salon technicians, open an account in sberbank , use special services for free forever , winners choose high-quality fuel for their car, pulsar effectively cleans the

state border. according to data from the border committee, this year alone , conscripts detained about a hundred border violators, about 200 border guards. this suggests that our country is under reliable protection and its borders are locked. fronzinsky district of minsk joined the relay of kindness. information and charity project initiated by women of parliament and the foundation alexey talaya. today, the paralympian was given basic necessities and food. this was all collected by the townspeople for the affected areas of donbass. we show our good intentions in the year of peace and creation to those who are having a hard time now, we are all belarusians, we understand how difficult it can be sometimes. in life, when some extraordinary events occur, there is now a full-fledged war in donbass , civilians are dying, suffering, just civilians, old people, women and children, and of course, that trickle of love from belarusians, it is important, the moscow region of minsk, the mogilev region, the grodno region have already very actively joined the relay of kindness. vitebsk region, you know, i’m even af

that they collect, but the effort would be duplicative in many ways as many states and the naic already collect similar data to help them understand the s economic impact of natural disasters and weather events. any efforts from treasury to sidestep state insurance regulators lately undermines congressional intent. fio should work with and not around state insurance officials that have decades of experience in assessing the market impacts of these catastrophic weather events. in this regard we have had an active hurricane season last year and have already seen a number of named hurricanes in 2023. the frequency has inevitably impacted the property insurance market. insurance premiums like all prices are market signals to consumers. in the space the higher the insurance premium indicates the existence of a higher risk. as someone who left my house, he my cars and my things in a storm, i get it. i also come from a state ravaged by storms whether they be tornadoes or hurricanes alike. i understand the importance of getting g this right. in response to higher insurance premiums safe i california have minute ove

data. the german society is showing alarming trends more and more people reject politics and the state and the economic data. the german society is showing alarming trends have less trust in democracy. not only in the eastern states that we're under communist rule, but also in the west. disappointment with politics is on the rise, posing a threat to what was once a given. the mood is dark in germany. according to a survey, around 80% of germans are worried about the future. experts say this insecurity is the result of multiple crises. the corona pandemic, the war in ukraine, the energy crisis and inflation, the german government has many disagreements. most germans think it is performing poorly. the fdp spd and greens would no longer have a majority today. even if a study shows that the coalition has initiated or implemented almost two thirds of its promised legislation. the afd which is partly right wing extremist is benefiting from rant discontent in surveys. it ranks second across the nation and even first in eastern germany, extreme right wing attitudes are becoming increasingly sociall

to do this, states used contractors. new data is illegal. were brought to the ministry of defense, where they also stated that washington was developing a secret strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction. maria valieva has details. under the pretext of helping to develop national health systems, there is a direct threat to biosecurity. the russian ministry of defense continues to analyze the military-biological activities of the united states in various countries. the state department program was initiated by former american president barack obama, as... priority areas were identified by the states of the middle east, africa, southeast asia and ukraine. to hide the goals and true customers , intermediaries were involved, more than twenty private companies, including meta, ch tom hill, eco health alliance. materials made public by the russian ministry of defense were widely disseminated in foreign media. on barack obama's involvement in promoting american military biological programs abroad stated. romanian information resource flax 24.

data. trump is ahead in seven so-called swing states where democrats do not have a clear advantage.i koskin, evgeny samsonov, news. from the usa, well now to other topics, a tragedy in the family of the famous musician and producer stas namin, in a country house in the istra district, his stepson roman mikayan killed his brother and grandmother, he immediately admitted to his crime, he has already been charged, what could have happened in the family and what were the motives for the crime, details from andrei iblev. he himself called the police and already confessed everything. thirty-nine-year-old roman mikayan, detained for the murder of his grandmother and brother during interrogation by an investigator. concentrated, calm, what have you done? two murders, my brother and grandmother, everything happened in the village of kryukov near moscow in the house of the ex-wife of the famous musician stas namin, the founder of the legendary rock bands, flowers and gorkov park. as investigators have already established, first roman mikayan dealt with his eighty-five-year-old grandmother, an

states. and according to the data so far, gun ownership in the united states has risen since. pakistan has ordered all undocumented immigrants to leave the country by november 1 or face repatriation. many of those are african refugees. thousands of those people work for foreign governments and fled the taliban. the u.k. sent in a chartered flight today to take them out. caroline davies has more from islamabad. correspondent: there were over 3000 afghans on these programs currently awaiting in pakistan. transit is for the british army, teachers for the british council , and their families, people who worked with or for the u.k. government in afghanistan. when he came over to pakistan because they were told they were eligible for this u.k. visas and would be able to have them processed in this country. some thought this could be a matter of weeks, and instead they ended up living there for months living in hotels paid for by the u.k. government. here they are not able to legally work or send their children to school. the backdrop is a few weeks ago at the pakistan government sai

the next tranche for kiev may be announced today in the united states; according to preliminary data,mount to about $200 million. despite the fact that the country now has a temporary budget, which is not designed to help ukraine, and the national debt of the united states has already grown by almost $500 billion in less than a month up to 33.5 trillion. a new batch of t -90m breakthrough tanks and modernized t-90 t-72 tanks with additional protection went to our soldiers. modern, maneuverable vehicles came off the ural vagonzada assembly line, which is celebrating its 87th anniversary these days. work at the enterprise goes on around the clock, specialists assemble, configure, conduct tests, everything to ensure that the equipment reliably serves on the front line. report by andrey goldarev. the engine is started for the first time. this is the future t-90m breakthrough tank, the first engine start occurs when it is only ready body, do this on a special stand. each engine starts in its own way, well , each, as they say, the engine has its own character, but at the same time reliable,

state has the equity and privacy protections that we do. so california would set a standard for saying no facial recognition technology at all, get delete the data after the photo is taken, give a warning ticket first, warn people before you get to that area. et cetera. so we are looking at this as being a model that other states can follow. even states that are using the cameras now, to our mind, haven't really taken some of these issues into as much consideration as they should. but there's ample data from around the world that the cameras slow traffic down and save lives. >> all right. so i guess i'm also wondering, though, you know, in chicago ago, they found these fines did hit black and brown communities. the most in terms of like there being infrastructure that encouraged people to speed more like wider streets. for example, in some of those neighborhoods. >> well, like i said, we looked at some of the issues that were coming out of other states, like are the cameras equitably spread around? and we put measures into the bill to ensure that they not concentrated just, for instance, in economically disadvantaged communities that they have t

incorrectly formulated opinion the government of kazakhstan stated that the data on the ban on the export106 types of goods to russia are incorrect. it was noted there that no bans were imposed in connection with anti-russian sanctions. the day before, vice minister of trade and integration of kazakhstan kairat. torebayev stated that kazakhstan has allegedly completely restricted the export of dual- purpose goods to the russian federation, in particular drones and their components, specialized electronics and chips. art from the wreckage of war, an exhibition of art objects, created by them, opened in the capital from the debris of weapons and equipment. our correspondent dmytro didora also went to see the unique exhibits. he is with us live. colleague, good evening, what do you want to tell with this exhibition and how much in general. did you manage to see art objects? greetings anya, greetings to all our viewers, right now i am near one of the art objects, it is a lamp that is made of a copter, an enemy helicopter, an alligator, a russian alligator, i apologize, and they made such a la

but the cloud is actually built on top of these data centers. northern virginia in the united states is the world's largest data center market. but india is quickly becoming the global destination for setting up new data centers, due to lower costs, cheaper labor and tax incentives. now, setting up a data center is very cost intensive. as a general rule of thumb, it costs between $61100.00 per square foot, or $7000000.00 to $12000000.00 per megawatt of commission. i to load to build a data center. first, there's the cost of land and the building shell, which is between 15 to 20 percent. then there are the electrical systems which have to run 247 and have backup generators, batteries an uninterruptible power supply. this will be approximately 40 to 45 percent of the total cost. then you need network connectivity where one mile of fiber optic connection may cost as much as $250000.00. then you have h back and cooling systems to chill the units, which will be another 15 to 20 percent of the total cost. and finally, there is the building out that which includes the standard lobby, shippin

to do this , states used contractors. new data biological activities led to the ministry of traffic. it also reported that washington is developing a secret strategy to counter weapons mass destruction. the russian ministry of defense has information about the creation in the united states of a secret strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction. according to the developers, the priority areas of activity of the us department of defense are: ensuring the protection of the national territory from external aggressions using weapons of mass destruction. unconditional deterrence of potential adversaries from using it against their allies, as well as the creation of specially trained units capable of conducting combat actions to win in conditions of arhab infection. the kremlin is extremely concerned about the situation in israel and calls on the parties to the conflict to transfer the situation to a peaceful direction as soon as possible, this is how moscow’s position was outlined by presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. we a

just made, hamas to hezbollah, this is important and the fox research team along with the state department data dig into the numbers here and we have them on the screen. hamas estimated 30,000 fighters. rifles, rocket propelled grenades, anti-tank missiles, they have those capabilities. you are looking at 100 million in funds per year from iran. estimated, compare those numbers with hezbollah. it's estimated about 100,000 fighters, dave, 150,000 rockets and missiles at their disposal, and 750 million in funds per year from iran. i mean, you look at the military might and the capability of hezbollah versus hamas, and it is a stark difference. >> it is, and it's -- hezbollah is very comparable to a lot of arab nation's armies in reality without the air power. air power is a big thing. but remember, too, regardless of the numbers, hamas and hezbollah are completely different fights. gaza is completely urban fight. so having 30,000 fighters in there, tunnels and arms, that is a challenge in its own, that whole urban area. civilians mixed in. hezbollah is more open terrain, and more of a, can be mor

information about conscripts from all existing registers, change of job, place of residence, state of health, data on departure for the border or the purchase of real estate, the tsc will have all the relevant information about the conscript, and it will not be necessary to search for him throughout the country, in the very short term, perhaps there, well , it is not a month, it is literally weeks, this register can be fully operational power. this should not only simplify the work of the tsc, but also minimize opportunities for abuse and corruption - the people's deputy is convinced. making changes to the single electronic register of conscripts and reservists is much more difficult than forging some paper form. but the registry alone is unlikely to improve the situation. it is necessary to change the philosophy of mobilization, we are told in the azov brigade, which replenishes its ranks only with volunteers. there should be dcc. open, where people can get information about brigades and vacancies, and mobilized should be distributed not only in alphabetical order, you have to pay attention to ex

my early briefings was we had roughly half a million hacks a day trying to get into our data systems. we had states around the country that's seen their entire data compromised and we talked about tiktok earlier. there are interests around the world constantly trying to collect information on americans and those cyberattacks happen constantly in public institutions and of course we've seen the blackmail that's taken place in business institutions. my answer to your question which i think is a terrific one is the best defense is a good offense. and when it came to cybersecurity in our elections in 2018, we actually authorized elements of the defense intelligence agency in ways i can't fully talk about but to go on offense against those who would attempt to interrupt our elections. and engage in cyberattacks around our infrastructure around the country. we were largely almost entirely successful in that regard. my short answer to your question is a good offense is a good defense, that we ought to continue to lean in to use our immense cybercapability to keep those that are trying to intrude on our co