search new connections and teams that will help implement a global one in the future. projects, state starts the strength of the community, we expect that 12 thousand young people will undergo an educational program in a distance format and full-time at our center during the year. why nizhny novgorod? for 4 years we have been working to improve the efficiency of the civil service, collectively, the corporate university of the government of the nizhny novgorod region, and those projects, including, for example, team 52, the leaders of the nizhny novgorod region help us highlight support people in the regions. we think for ourselves that professionalism and humanity are the qualities that are worth paying attention to when preparing future and current civil servants. great, here is the second, second topic and... the next center, it is closely related to what you said, i propose moving to the far east, southern sakhalinsk, the youth agency, anastasia olegovna will just tell you about her center, which will dedicated specifically to the careers of young people, please, dear vladimir vladimirov

architects , a new architectural style, the naryshkin baroque, was established in the moscow state. starting from the end of the 16th century, serious changes occurred in the russian upper class costume, especially for men, and finally went out of fashion. tatar caftan. it is replaced by the polish zupan and kontush. a huge number of polonisms settled in the office work and language of the upper strata of society, and the baroque style was established in literature. the first westerners who appeared in our country already in the 17th century were largely polynophiles. the russian diplomat order nashchekin dreamed of a dynastic union of russia and poland under the rule of the moscow tsar. and his son, but from the end of the 16th century, due to the extreme weakness and instability of kroev’s power in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, remember, i will not allow it, and also devastating wars, the balance of power between the two countries was rapidly changing in favor of russia, the reforms of peter i renewed and strengthened the russian state, while the polish-lithuanian commonwealth due to

saw on the west coast of mexico and then as in passing across the large stretches of the united states starting in texas and ending eventually up in maine and going through many other states along the way. and then moving into canada, where we're at, we'll leave north america off the coast of newfoundland and labrador. so the whole process, as i said, will go faster than you think with that shadow traveling at nearly 2 and a half 1000 kilometers an hour. but during that time, because the sun's light is more or less totally blocked from the stretch of territory and the moon shadow, we're going to see a lot of these natural phenomenon that you talked about earlier than bird stop saying the temperature drops. i think that people in those, in, in the total area will experience what it feels like very briefly. yeah. so that's enough. that's cleveland, that we were just seeing there. people in cleveland, ohio. yeah. well, you think that they'll begin to understand what a key role the son plays in life on this plan and bite you don't want the son to ever go out though not sure they're going to have yo

and what about starting a war between a ron and the united states? starting a war between a ron and the united states, that would obviously be horrible for us, for the united states. it wouldn't danger the lives of countless us men and women in uniform, not to mention the citizens of iran and the soldiers of iran as well. but once again, wouldn't be so bad for the prime minister. you must remember what a lake has done to you says on our from holy bible and we've amended remember, and we are fighting our trucks array that troops in combatants who are now in gaza . that is nothing. yeah. who using the hebrew bible as a reference for it and reason to kill palestinians and perhaps others when he seems to be suggesting is that the i'm on kites and their descendants, presumably the palestinians in this case are said to be cursed and forever and must be illuminated for what they did in 2 ancient israel. if it sounds crazy to you, it sounds crazy to a whole lot of people around the world. but while most the, that type of talk is dangerous from a karl rove in perspect

who if you continue trying to start a war between us the united states and the ron, we are a going to hold you accountable for that. we are not going to respond, we are going to stop giving you funding for anything else you do. and we may consider breaking the relations that we presently have with your country. why is it so hard for my country to say that to someone who seems to be acting like an outlaw a good day? they seem to be trying to get to that point. now when you hear uh when you hear joe bite and he's so angry now understand that when you see all the western media, all of us started trying to make the issue the, the general sided as a result of other policies, a one man to positions a one man, instead of the size of this project, instead of the, you know, 75 year a history of the organization of palestine. mm. that tells you that, that find out who a hobby and also his days concert, so to speak. but the anything but it stay on hold on a minute even now there's nothing for this. one of the 1st words out of jo biden's mouth when he heard that there had been this somewhat loose

the first thing he paid attention to was our agricultural sector. the state started practically fromeology and symbolism, after the collapse of the ussr, some hotheads proposed to demolish everything to the ground. belarus is one step away from nationalism. the language issue could provoke a split in society and lead to fraternal hatred, as happened in ukraine and the baltic countries. the symbolism imposed by the bcbs threatened to cause death a wound to entire generations that they knew. what is behind it, years later, it is clear who benefited from it, where they wanted to turn our country, then in order to survive, it was important to maintain the unity of society and once and for all determine their own path of development, without wars of shocks, and the belarusians said yes, more than 83 % of citizens agreed that the russian language should become the state language on an equal basis with belarusian, 75% voted for changing state symbols, more... to build a clear system of state power that would make it possible to quickly making management decisions would ensure their implemen

european devolution and probably an even more destructive long-term role, but because the united states, startingeneral, the turn of the 20th century, has been doing everything to wash research scientific potential of europe and transfer it to... its shores, it’s worth remembering that at the moment when silicon valley ceased to be ikateshna, it began to be biotechnological, at some point 3/4 of the enterprises in silicon valley were engaged in just biotechnology, apparently, i ’m about the same now, and then , and within 5 years, well, all the leading research groups or many researchers from europe were attracted, invited to remain on the united states market, and human genome projects there. and also was used for this, it was funded, funded by the united states, but all the researchers from great britain, france or germany who participated , for the most part, went overseas, the same thing now applies to the field of information and communication technologies, when in the fall of 2022 the united states adopted a law about chip science, a very important part of this law was the allocation of sev

it comes as people across several states start cleaning up from the more than 100 tornadoes that ravagedthe heartland last weekend. more than 20 touched down in oklahoma. the city of sulphur was and about 50 miles south, the city of marietta took a direct hit with wind speeds of at least 170 miles an hour. and an amazing story of a rescue in nebraska. a rottweiler zeus was in his kennel in his home. the kennel was four blocks away. zeus was lying on a mattress. >> i don't think i would have survived the same type of experience. it's pretty miraculous. >> zeus suffered some minor injuries, but otherwise is oklahoma. >>> coming up, an update on a colorado mystery. what autopsy results reveal about the death of a mother. >>> and a kooky coincidence, where an emergency slide that fell off a plane ended up. emer fell off a plane ended up. in rich ghirardelli chocolate, with a luscious caramel filling. new ghirardelli caramel waffle cone squares. makes life a bite better. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur,rardelli caramel w

still more likely the states that i named, it will be necessary to look at the polls in these states startingjune, because a lot can still happen in america and in the world before the elections, the elections in november, but the results are clear , that they 're going to be very, very tight, just like last time, just like in '16, and let's see if trump, say, is found ... guilty of criminal crimes, well, how will it affect his popularity, because there are people who say that they will not vote for him if he is convicted of a criminal offense by a court of law, and the fact is that the conviction, even if he is, he, trump will appeal it, it will be considered in the appeals court, for a long time, that is, the verdict before the election, it will not be legally binding, it is certain that his appeal will be considered, well, but on his popularity, it will be reflected, well in addition, he cannot now conduct an election campaign, therefore that he should sit in court, and how long this trial will last, it is not known for a few weeks at least, although yesterday trump, since it was a day off

guidance activities were also launched by rosmolodezh, these are programs more than work, this is the state startthe rural work program , participates in our career guidance track, also the agency of strategic initiatives, as well as large employers, russian students also make a great contribution to career guidance detachments, and it should also be noted that we are introducing new formats of event- based career guidance right now at the exhibition: russia is hosting, for the first time , a profession festival, it is dedicated to every interesting profession, the whole day at the exhibition all the information regarding this particular direction, as desired for employment. dear vladimirovich, taking into account the current situation on the labor market, we understand the special role that young people play in the economy and development of our country, we continue to work to everyone was able to find their calling, realize themselves and their... thank you for your attention, thank you, valery nikolaevich, what is happening in the field of training specialists in the system of higher secondary

that russia will try to destabilize the situation both at the front and inside the ukrainian state startingm the middle of may and at the end of june, and obviously, obviously, these are chains of the same campaign that is now conducted by the russian federation. actually, friends, to understand that... a global peace summit is planned ahead in switzerland, to which representatives of more than 100 countries of the world have been invited. it will be discussed in switzerland. zelensky's peace formula, and the formula offered by the ukrainian president in order to put an end to the aggressiveness of the russian federation, the russian federation was not invited to this summit, and this means that the russian federation will do everything to do everything in the short term to , in order to gain a more favorable position for future races. spoke with our western partners regarding the future of ukraine or do they expect to speak with the ukrainian side? we will watch and analyze the situation based on how events will develop on the eastern and southern fronts, and also based on shoigu's promise

this is a very dangerous thing, a movement from... justice or whatever the slogan is, but if the state startsmove in the direction of violating the rule of law, the principle, people will start moving in the direction of makhnovshchyna, so maybe it's not all of them realize, but the duties of a citizen in the constitution, including the absolutely correct defense of their state, do not call into question their rights, which also ensure, as i have already said, that some rights remain unencumbered even during war, so, well, you know it's such a thing that it would be better to think about where you're going. another very short question, or rather a short topic, this is the global peace summit in switzerland, president zelenskyy says that during meetings with partner states that, according to ukrainian intelligence, russia wants to disrupt the upcoming peace summit, which will be held on june 15-16 in switzerland , let's listen to what president zelensky said. we have accurate information from intelligence, specific data that russia not only wants to disrupt the peace summit, but also has a spe

the point that the armed lobby itself, well , that is, the arms manufacturers in the united states , started to get tough warn the party the republican one about the fact that there will be conflicts and there will be spending at the elections, so it seems to me that this lever worked more than the prayers of the ukrainian authorities. head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, during a meeting with american lawmakers, emphasized that time is of the essence. let's listen to the secretary of defense of the united states of america. we can already see how the situation on the battlefield is beginning to change somewhat in favor of russia. we see how they achieve gradual success. we see that... ukrainians face the task of holding the line. well, everyone, everyone they are convincing the congress, everyone is talking, and joe biden, and already representatives of the european community, european politicians, flew to trump already, they convinced him to unblock this whole situation. how do you perceive this entire history as something that ukraine has not completed, and ukraine had. more to be persiste

and the security of the european continent and help ukraine only after, apparently, the united states started delaying aid, and this saga with the delay, it actually dragged on since october, so actually indeed, european aid, which will start working, as i said, already around june. it will help us a lot, but ukraine cannot do without american help would receive capabilities, i.e., combat capabilities that would give ukraine the opportunity to reverse, try to reverse the course of this war and again seize the initiative on the battlefield and conduct offensive operations, therefore, in principle , before the house of representatives made all such decisions, we were there are many versions, many scenarios, the anchor... whether the war lasts or not, i generally have this kind of feeling that the west has tested us again, and maybe we will give up, and maybe ukraine will now stop and say: that's it, we are no longer we can to continue, the united states does not help, europe cannot help yet, so let's stop this war already, and ukraine continued to fight, ukraine did not give up, russia could no

at sfo state started with a rally today at the plaza in front of the student center and a group calling themselves faculty for justice in palestine, says many teachers are participating today as well. protesters we spoke with say they want their school to end any financial investments in any company that has a part in manufacturing weapons and any program that benefits israel. they're calling on the university to support their demonstration and avoid getting law enforcement involved. >>>>yeah. we're seeing. thousands of innocent people being slaughtered at the hands of you know, really us our government. the things that we are on consensually paying for and we don't want that. we don't like that. >anne>the state tense went up this weekend on the person long the students want the university to create an official curriculum on palestinian history. in addition to full disclosure of all of some investments, the school sent out a statement saying that the safety of students, staff and visitors is their greatest priority and this encampment at stanford university has been up since thursday. t

of like the air bases that the united states started buildings in central asia after 911, where china begin to work with the russians through organizations like this on high blood pressure organization to push those out. and likewise, to develop new weapon systems like the carrier to the missiles, which were useful for pushing carrier plates. further from china is the eastern seaboard. china also developed a new ways to frustrate other us 1st way tactics. the aim to destroy the rate our capacities they pushed instead of the us to develop a new combat ship of the literal combat ship, which wasn't very effective. which in turn, put more pressure on us to double down on supper. re lines that maintain surveillance and track chinese submarines with significant capacities to enact shipping block days. should washington command. now this is compelled china to take more active positions above water, including the value island dispute with japan. and in this announcement to see, to establish better self defense capacities and create if possible, break it off, points for chinese summaries in sh

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don't have that information because it it is as logical as possible, that is, i think that our state started with two candidates, this is turkey, which already... was a third party, quite successful, which now promotes the return of ukrainian prisoners of war, and probably china. i will not comment on the political and diplomatic position of china, because i think that my opinion is not mainstream, you know, i don't want to expose myself to criticism too many times, but i am sure that china will not be a third party, and therefore we need to look for someone else. but you are absolutely right, it must be a state that is in certain relations with the russian federation, well, not to be on equal footing. and not that it is already from above, because china refused, but at least to be able to somehow influence the russian federation and the return of a significant number of children, because you know, when they say to me, the return of 11 children is the largest group, it is a great victory, i i am happy, because every child is important who crosses the ukrainian border in the direction of ukra

storm system moving across the country now bearing down on the northeast while folks in other states start to pick up the pieces. >>> the countdown is on to the total eclipse of the sun. cities and towns along the path preparing for big crowds and big business. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to start with the war in gaza and the fallout from the air strike that killed world central kitchen aid workers. president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are set to have a high-stakes phone call today, their first since monday's deadly strike on the convoy. the bodies of the foreign aid workers including a dual u.s. canadian citizen began the journey back to their home countries yesterday. netanyahu is facing pressure from within. family members of hostages held in gaza stormed israel's parliament yesterday with some smearing yellow handprints on the glass partitions. cbs' jarred hill is joining us with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for context, yellow is the color that's come to be associated with

that is the summer the united states started in 2006 and finished that, in my opinion, one direction ere destroyed, having a state program, under their control, they cut pryluky, poltava, to this day only models are standing, that is, we remind them of this, the united states should have remembered this now, because they are the ones, and i am not talking about the budapest memorandum, that is, it seems to me that there are double approaches here, as for israel and ukraine in this election, and the behavior of israel itself, it is interesting how in the 70s you forced them to cut down planes like cattle. yes, if you have performed a service, then in principle there is no point in returning to it, it was necessary to achieve something at the very moment of performing the service, regarding policies, i can take, of course, american policy, work with veterans, israeli policy with work with veterans, but also use and use this experience, but i want to say that politicians will work effectively only in the presence of certain resources, that is, if we have how many resources, how many in i

community is also silent, although iran rightly demands that this be condemned; only the united states startedg is the incident in the gas sector, where the tsakhal carried out an airstrike on the car of an international charity organization, seven employees were killed, and then the collective west demands urgent action. investigation of corrupt democracy and impunity in tel aviv - material by evgeny belousov. terrorist attack, military aggression, planned provocation or fatal mistake. residence the raran ambassador in damascus was almost completely destroyed after an israeli airstrike. according to media reports, 13 people were killed in the attack, including two iranian generals, soldiers from the islamic revolutionary guard corps, as well as citizens of syria and lebanon. shockingly, the bloody attack was carried out during a national holiday. in iran, april 1 marks the founding day of the islamic republic. of course, the zionist regime knows better than anyone else that such crimes, violations of international law, will be punished response in due time. of course, there is no talk of a re

in the state start center, 12,000 managers per year will be able to improve their skills, and a unique, a center where young people will be helped to decide on their future profession, talented and purposeful, in love with their country, about a million people, from 18 to 35 years old . annually participates in youth forums, special attention to those who not only develops, but defends russia, its history and values ​​at the front. the potential of year-round centers will be fully exploited as part of our new national youth and children project. in addition, i separately ask you to actively use the infrastructure and educational capabilities of all youth centers in the “time of heroes” personnel program, which i spoke about recently. in a message to the federal assembly. today in our work we see how much the heroes of a special military operation are in demand in our field, as mentors, in as teachers, and teachers, heads of our patriotic centers, even in the role of ministers for youth policy in the regions of our country, they really become a guide for the younger generation, an examp

the caveat there is that ev sales in the united states are starting to slow down, sales growth is starting not seeing the penetration at the fast rates that we used to be, so there is a tempering of demand in the us market at the same time. from bollywood stars to business leaders, a flurry of deep fake videos seem to have hit many high profile indians in the past few days. some of them are also political in nature, with elections underway in the world's most populous country. from mumbai here's our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar. not one, but two bollywood a—listers. that's amir khan and ranvir singh have recently become targets of deepfake videos that have gone viral here in india. in both, the superstar actors are seen criticising prime minister narendra modhi and also using the election symbols and slogans of the opposition congress party. and the videos have also used voice cloning techniques. both actors have filed police complaints, with mr singh tweeting to his fans to remain cautious of such deepfakes. meanwhile, the deepfakes have also hit india's business world this

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the young belarusian state started practically from scratch in its ideology and symbols.lapse of the ussr, some hot-blooded people proposed demolishing everything to the ground. belarus found itself in a step away from nationalism. the language issue could provoke a split in society. and lead to bro-hatred, as happened in ukraine and the baltic countries. the symbolism imposed by the bchv threatened to inflict a mortal wound on entire generations who knew what stood behind it. years later, it is clear who benefited from this, where they wanted to turn our country, then in order to survive, it was important to maintain the unity of society, and once and for all to determine their own path of development, without wars of shocks, and the belarusians said: 75% voted for changing state symbols, more than 83% supported economic integration with russia, almost 78% agreed with changes to the constitution regarding the powers of the supreme council when we worked in the supreme council of the 13th convocation. there were a lot of different such issues, there was politicking, we we

but in the memo, paterson noted each of the state's 150 agencies started to implement their own work policies with some already requiring workers to return in the memo. patterson states quote, unfortunately, the varied approaches have created confusion around expectations and are likely to exacerbate in consistencies across agencies and departments of quote, she says. >> returning to the office 2 days per week will lead to enhanced collaboration and better communication. expectations will be made on a case-by-case exceptions, rather, rather on a case-by-case basis. the memo went on to say that the state will inform public employee unions about the plan, some public employee unions have already announced that they are opposed. >> still ahead tonight, a kron for news at 6. a judge deciding is the man accused of stealing a plane in palo alto and crash landing in half moon bay will not stand trial will explain. plus, an update tonight on the suspect accused of vandalizing a san francisco mosque. >> and invasive mosquitoes carrying viruses. could be deadly discovered in the south

[applause] [applause] we have to keep it bad actors like the drug cartels out of the state of oklahoma and that starts with securing our country's southern border. a secure border every single state is a border state. let's take a moment to recognize the service of those under the leadership of major general. many have answered the call of duty into kenya and djibouti. we are so proud of the bravery and commitment to serve in the state and the nation. [applause] and as i talk to people around the state they tell me they want a government that works efficiently, treats them fairly and protects their fundamental rights. many i talked to want clarity about who has authority to do what in our state and that's because today our state is dealing with the fallout from the decision. it's a decision that has rocked our state and caused division where previously there was none. but i know there's a path forward because of the success we found negotiating with the apaches, chickasaw's and the governments over the past few weeks. [applause] but we still need clarity. three years ago in my state of the state, i as

state without talking about your money. the government called taxes. when we started this journey well, you know it would not be a condition of the state address without me talking about your money. or as the government calls a, taxes. when we started this journey in 2018, our income tax rate was the sixth highest in the nation. it was clear that we needed to make a change. i year, we passed legislation that finely cut rates and even more important, established an approach that will guide us over the next five years. that is followed by a sense of responsibility to the people of iowa. they deserve a government that exercises the discipline and restraint to live within its means. as well is the humility to collect on what it needs while returning the rest of them. this approach has served us well. since 2018, we have delivered two more tax reform packages that cut rates and made our code more friendly to farm families. we did so well making strategic investments in key priorities. the most recent income tax bill established a flat rate of 3.9% said to phase in graduall

there passed a law around the closure of generative ai the head the election, so you can see the state starting to create the approaches for themselves that they think is a problem, and some have pros and others have cons. they are fresh off regulation, but given all of that in the moment that we are in it now, there is a strong need for it, for baseline regulations, but especially for ensuring that we can harness the opportunities of ai with balancing the risks, but the caveat is, as said, there is a lot already in their that does not apply to ai, and really excited that we are undertaking a body of work to see how does ai apply for the department of education or hhs and other organizations? so that is a good starting place for any sort of targeted platform, which is what we have right now. >> it is about the harms and risks that we are worried about rather than the technology itself. we already do have so many tools to watch, like you referred to. in lots of states, the manner of elections is already illegal, whether using generative ai or crayon. so some of the things the state are doing is

states starting in texas and ending in maine.ke about two and a half hours for the shadow to make its way from the pacific ocean across north america and over the north atlantic ocean. to witness the event, you'll need to be within the 108 to 122-mile wide path of totality. don't worry, if you're not, you'll still see quite the show with a partial eclipse visible from nearly everywhere in the united states. but some places will see it better than others, for cities in the path like dallas, indianapolis, cleveland, and buffalo totality will last approximately four minutes. during those minutes of totality, you might notice a slight temperature drop and a change in the behavior of any nearby wildlife. the mesmerizing moments of a total solar eclipse for just a few minutes make it one of nature's rarest firsthand experiences. >> angie lassman with that very cool look. thank you. and joining us now is the director of buffalo state's whit worth ferguson planetarium. kenneth williams. good to see you. love the graphic behind you. you'r

the caveat there is that ev sales in the united states are starting to slow down, sales growth is starting not seeing the penetration at the fast rates that we used to be, so there is a tempering of demand in the us market at the same time. moving on the us congress where a bill to potentially ban tiktok has cleared a key senate committee vote. the legislaton would ban the popular social media platform if its chinese owner bytedance doesn't divest its ownership stake in the app. president biden has previously said if reaches his desk, he will sign it. but it may not be so simple. carl tobias is a law professor at the university of richmond in virginia. he says a prolonged legal battle to challenge the order will take place. all of the outlets are reporting that the company intends to sue, challenging congress' legislation after the president signs it, and will make first amendment arguments on behalf of consumers. and it would go to the federal appeals court in the district of columbia, and then probably be appealed by whoever lost to the united states supreme court. that could take about

our job is to make oklahoma the state where it is easiest to start and grow a business. so let's talk about how to get there. to accomplish our vision, and to create the most business friendly state for freedom and opportunity to abound for every person, a top 10 state for generations to come, we need to put -- we need to limit the growth of government. we cannot keep putting more burdens on our taxpayers. kevin o'leary from shark tank came to visit oklahoma weeks ago. as he explores places to make new investments, he says, he would never invest in states like california, new york, because of their overregulation and their taxes. oklahoma has the business environment he is looking to tap into. to be the best state for business and attract top level ceos, we need to keep pushing business friendly policies and reducing burdensome regulations. i'm calling on the legislature to take a page out of delaware and texas is playbook, and let's set up a system of court specifically designed to address business disputes. okay. businesses need assurances that disputes will be adjudica

earlier this month, the court ruled that the state can start enforcing a law from 1864 which bans alls unless the mother's life is at risk. >> no state has more to do and more responsibility to promote what needs to be done then our state. that is the spirit that brings us here together. >> that bill would go into effect as soon as the governor signs it and would last through the end of november. >>> abortion is healthcare! we want it now. >> in the meantime, washington pro-choice protests outside the supreme court building. the biden administration is challenging idaho abortion ban, argument conflicts with federal law, requiring hospitals to provide emergency lifesaving care for pregnant women. this is the first time justices are reviewing a state's abortion ban since they overturned roe v. wade nearly 2 years ago. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall. mayor london breed wants to try to cut down on crime in the tenderloin, a curfew for certain businesses. not all business owners are happy with the proposal. our lauren toms spoke to a man who thinks this idea is just the wrong a

those who implement state policy in practice are joining the conversation, in the center of the state starte career hub has been created, a center where young people will be helped to decide on their future profession, talented, purposeful, in love with their country, about a million people, from 18 to 35 years old, annually participate in youth forums , special attention to those who not only develop, but protect russia, its history and values. at the front, the potential of year-round centers will be fully exploited as part of our new national project youth and children. in addition, i separately ask you to actively use the infrastructure and educational capabilities of all youth centers in the “time of heroes” personnel program, which i recently spoke about in my address to the federal assembly. today in our work we see how much the heroes of a special military operation are in demand in our field. as mentors, as teachers, and teachers, leaders of our patriotic centers, even in the role of ministers for youth policy in the regions of our country, they really become as a guide for the you

people away from the desire and readiness to go and defend the homeland, so in first of all, the state must start with itself, there must be motivational factors, there must be increased material support. of military personnel should be raised to a qualitative level regarding the training of all those who are mobilized, so that they go to defend our state already secured and prepared, and only after that the state can demand something, because as of now, even this draft law on mobilization , you know, he is more about the mobilization of exclusively human resources, mobilization is a factor that must be applied by the state in relation to all sectors, starting from the economy, the financial sector, the banking sector, and even directly to human capital, and now we have already... for more than six months , we have been talking about the mobilization of exclusively human resources, we heard your opinion, we have to interrupt you, you can still us to stay in the studio, andrii hnatosh, a military serviceman, respond and if you have questions, we will have a discussion in the studio, so far i like

states? before starting the conversation , let's see a selection of pictures of palestine in yesterday's shabaneh. over and over. may god be pleased with you, my beloved, talana , talana, talana, talana, and qahrana, al-sajjan, and the fire, do not pray to the end, o akhwan al-huriyya, do not say, jit hana and hina. until this moment, i have not watched you, my families, my habit is south of the gaza strip. until this moment, everyone is waiting , and everyone is on their way back from the south of the gaza strip, towards their homes in the northern areas. sarwa is praying for us and spreading falsehood for the night. in the night , it is urgent for us not to leave al-shat, because we are driving and it is wrong to make hajj . we made a mistake, we made a mistake , we raised lanterns after al-fauanis, they came to us , dogs attacked us, and some of the people attacked us. they wanted to return our crops to the israeli occupation, to deliver a clear message that no matter how much you destroy our crops, we will return from this land. the foreign minister of the united states said that the escalati

this work since 2007 i've been working with under served underrepresented individuals across the state starting with my hometown in sacramento before teresa migrate here and interesting enough i've been in san francisco how many folks b know about the general obligation bond? that's where 2 stated from go box to bog on the san francisco police commission and on the oversight board i've done nothing but serve in the city and county of san francisco you don't have to clap for that (laughter) for me that only means i've be able to show the way for individuals coming behind metropolitan big deal the ceo an organization that started in 1973 three organization was founded bows individuals coming from the rural south to san francisco and turned away. the purpose of south center that hey we deserve those jobs and apprenticeships we deserve to be in the union. and we divide and created programs for the individuals of southeast segment to get those jobs here in san jose we fast forward and looting at the intersection how jobs are at the center of it all one of the things i absolutely love and it was unif

the state will start with itself, i repeated this thesis several times. have several dozen state bodies, including central executive bodies, which can be quietly disbanded during a war. it is necessary for this special law for two weeks in order to reform and close these subdivisions, central bodies of executive power, adopt this law, maybe we should start with this, maybe we should mobilize all men 25-60 who are... in the authorities and local self-government bodies? yes, it will take a certain period of time, there is a year and a half, okay, give this year and a half and exchange them for people who are not subject to mobilization, let them perform these functions, do you think that if we prepare militarily in three months in order to he went to die, then it is possible, p to prepare a person for a state authority or a local self-government body in three months, we cannot, and all these people, i am sure, will have a higher education. for some reason there is a gap in society, only questions to the army, we can do everything, only questions to the auth

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and when the states start getting it's sort getting involved, jan, it's sort of gets rid it chipsracy. >> oh, absolutely. but and also it's so it's the use of the law as it was attempted in this case in brussels. so that's heavy. you know, if you actually get a legal order which has to be enforced by the local police to shut down an event that's, that's very, very serious. and, you know, if you're from the left, then, you know, people on the left are flagging up this week that an event in berlin was actually raided by the police, which was a pro—palestinian event. and that was shut down on hate speech grounds . so, you hate speech grounds. so, you know, it's really important that everybody's consistent on this . everybody's consistent on this. and over here, obviously those are beyond our necessarily beyond our jurisdiction are concerned. but it's really, really important that we don't just simply make this a left right issue because if you if they come for you, they will come for the other side. it's just inevitable. that's what happens. you've you've legitimated the shutting dow

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some states starts to make -- are starting to make changes like in florida, and i think expanding theis and knowing where to go for information. sometimes we talk about tiktok and social media, a lot is bad about it, but i think there's actually some good in there talking about, at least showing people there's a whole wealth of information with financial literacy -- charles: i agree with you that there's some good stuff. the only part i don't like about that, and they missed taylor's point, making it a lifelong endeavor. if you view i tiktok videos, you think i can be rich tomorrow, i'm going to buy 17 buildings with no money down and that kind of stuff. the new york fed just did a survey and asked how much money do you need to switch jobs. right now it's at $81,000, i think $81,000, and in november it was $73,000. >> yeah. charles: i mean, that's a double-digit jump. look, that's a huge jump. and i, you know, we know that the labor force, we know that job openings have declined, we know that small businesses have said they're not going to hire any more, so for people that need that k

the flipside, least expensive state starts with mississippi and the list includes ohio, arkansas, indianasing market may be pricing people out, don't be too quick to think renting is the solution. since biden took office, rent is up 21%. >> to get you either way. you just can't win in the situation. back out with mitch roschelle, 46% rise in what you have to make in just four years to buy the median priced home. make over 100,000. this is incredible. have you ever seen a jump this big hugs. >> no. even when you look at inflation completely down when i bought my first apartment in the early 80s, at least sort of prices were going up but not at a catastrophic rate like they are right now. salaries were going up much more quickly then, too. the real issue here, this is more about price appreciation that i interest rates and i think people need to focus on the fact that we have price appreciation because we have a supply and demand imbalance. if government wants to interfere and try to fix this, we need incentives to create more supply of homes if not more for people to buy homes. >> you had

the reality of what happens when the united states starts to become isolationist or not think about itself as a participant is actually the danger we are seeing in ukraine. 42 million people whose freedoms and liberties are at stake because america is dallying about bt is a supporti ukraine. >> i don't think most americans realize we are a hair's breath from the third world war at this point. the polls realize it. the latvians, estonians, the lithuanians, they know that at any moment, that work across their borders and article five should go into effect. it really is a situation at the moment were either we give ukraine what they need and let the ukrainians fight the russians, you know, or we start preparing for the third world war, which i literally do think could come at any moment. >> i think you are right that americans don't necessarily realize this and they think to themselves well, ukraine was not in nato country. poland is. what would putin gain? how could that not be something more serious? but, the europeans are taking this threat very seriously, the idea that the united states w