is in front of you now , is actually the approval of the resolution of the 58th meeting of the struggle board, which you the discussion of new permits is necessary, this is the discussion of reserves the allowable amount that can be harvested and actually going away is the work of fishing and the development of the sea, and if it is not based on the allowable amount that can be harvested, issuing a license will not actually support the activity. for this reason, in order to create space for new capacity, we manage the fishing effort and the concern has been put on our agenda and from the quantitative side to the qualitative side and the creation of a fishing economy next to the seyed reserve was taken into account, and with the coordination of the high commission and the seyed management committee, the actual place and the creation of a fishing effort to add to the existing licenses to 1,200 a fishing license was received for 150 boats and 150 barges including the islands in the agenda, everything that can be allowed up to 1,500 is based on the protection of millet reserves in such a way that

struggle with that so much? sen. shaheen: industry across the board is struggling with workers.mpshire, our unemployment rate is below 2%. that is a huge challenge. we have to look at ways to increase the workforce. we have to look at training. our immigration system and what makes sense in terms of immigration. we have restrictive rules on legal immigration. and we need to let in the best and brightest who want to stay in the united states. sen. moran: it is a great occurrence, the demand for commercial aviation, the commercial and private sides are growing astronomically post-covid. at the same time u.s. is ramping up defense. we need many more workers that are highly trained and ready to go to work. guy: thank you for stopping by. francine: guy, thank you. a wonderful conversation from guy johnson. it is been confirmed, there was speculation that antony blinken would meet with the chinese president and that has been confirmed by the u.s. and it will happen at 4:30 p.m. local time in beijing. just a couple hours away from that. as soon as we have confirmation on what the gentl

struggling. >> neil: yeah. he's boarding right now.e did put out a posting on truth social, thank you, ma'am for a warm welcome on such a sad day. he's headed back to new jersey, bedminster to state his case, raise some money and maybe address the nation on some of these issues. but he has the bully pulpit here. people thought given these cases and given the details of this latest one and ones that could be coming, that they're so far not hurting him. quite the opposite. how long do you think something like that lasts? >> well, we've talked many times about how so many people have counted out donald trump. here he is the frontrunner despite now two indictments. i think this will be a huge political test for him. he does have such a solid base of support, whether that is 30 or 40% of republican voters depenteding on the state. the type of baggage is something that ron desantis repeatedly noted and saying we need to move on, a fresh start, that kind of thing. has it worked for desantis yesterday? no. but these type of images, if we see t

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by the open university and the british chambers of commerce found businesses struggling to recruit workers across the boarden means existing staff are overworked — hitting morale. so what's causing the problem and what are the solutions? michelle smyth is head of government and external affairs at the open university. explain yourfindings in more detail? explain your findings in more detail? , , ., ., detail? this is the annual business _ detail? this is the annual business morale - detail? this is the annual business morale survey l detail? this is the annual- business morale survey from the chamber of commerce three quarters of those employees we spoke to around the uk continue to experience skills shortages, we have done this for a few years a pattern that is doubling —— stubbornly refusing to change, we know economic conditions continue to be challenging while businesses continue to show real resilience, getting the right skills at the right time does remain that challenge. in terms of the barriers, it was few or no applicants to roles is one expense, the main experience businesses told us people leavi

struggle. it gets good when you have these judy, the transcripts sent to what many people are trying to forget the that africa has a lot of gratitude concerning roche. because when the soviet union in boards, in its sites, in the african struggle against the west, and colonial powers are free, can people recognize that we don't have this model? how can i say and dependencies we tend to wind up pushing. so that these, the total of the relation between, between opposite cutting and in order ships to the model. i'll click on seeking a way to break the nail code on the mission of brands ends of western pulse. the cap has dismissed a piece attacked by african leaders, claim it. they are pursuing their own geo political goals. as after south africa rejected ukrainian claims that russia targeted key of with missiles and drones, while the delegation was visiting on saturday and the, the african delegation had no goal for settling the conflict or finding a solution. obviously this is not, their task is not on their level or their competency. they just want to be on the information agenda and resolve their own issues like increasing the amount of resources they receive primarily from russia, includ

so still below average temperatures across the board will be struggling to get to 60 degrees in san francisco. now at the coast, some of those low around that day in spots like san jose and then some low 80's as you head inland, all of this changes, though, with the next couple of days. i'll be back. we'll talk about vo warm-up. james, back to you. ok? we'll see how high those numbers go. >> 10, 30 is the time. and in san francisco streets in the area around howard and beal are finally back open this morning after a window in one of the high rises nearby broke. it happened monday morning at 301, howard street and kron 4. sarah stinson shows us what happened. >> thankfully, no one was struck by broken glass falling from the 6th floor window. officials taped off the surrounding area until the window was boarded up and safe. you know how the gas is inherently dangerous. jodi are gone. works for progress. glasgow, the company hired to fix the window that broke monday morning at 301, howard street, san francisco police and fire crews arrived at the building shortly after 8. they closed off howard

struggles to increase ridership. the plan approved by the b.a.r.t. board includes raising fares 11% over two years. starting in january, the first increase, the average fare $4.20, and will go up to $4.43. parking the daily fee would increase from about $3 to $6.30 per day. now, there's still no decision on the proposed oakland a's ballpark on the vegas strip. the nevada legislature says the plan is in limbo until monday. the proposal calls for $380 million in public funds to help pay for $1.5 billion stadium. at the hearing earlier, some of the senators there were actually saying why should we pay so much when there's a billion dollar team and we have to shell out hundreds of millions and that could go to services like education and health care. if a vote comes next week and passes, it will head to lawmakers for more debate and a vote. if that bill passes, it would then head over to nevada's governor, who is expected to sign it into law. >>> this morning there's some slight relief for people living in and around the martinez refinery. scientists say there was no long-term damage to soil and it's s

has a lot of gratitude concerning rochelle because when the soviet union of the board scheme, it sites in the african struggle against the west and colonial powers. click on people recognize that we don't have this model. how can i say and dependencies we tend to wind up pushing. so that is the model of the relation between, between a pretty kind of an in our ships to the model. oh, click on uh, seeking a way to break the nail court on the condition of brands and of western pulse. a growing partnership with russia will help bring stable development and prosperity to africa as, according to the russian investor to can. yeah, you can watch the full interview later throughout the day. but here's a preview. with the contrast, you ofa african countries that the waste cannot in terms of the economy economy corporation, we can know for as a highly developed a very well, very diversified because i mean, we've advanced technologies. we can offer everything that the developing world needs. uh, and we can offer it on the much better terms than the west. we but a few of coleman interests equal, but that means we don't ha

this footage was filled by national board costa tv in mozambique army and police forces struggled to a pound the insurgents. it took a week of fighting before they could drive the militants out of the city. what under this would just interviewing the soldier? when shots rang out nearby, the soldiers ran into the direction that the shots were fired from. the journalist, meanwhile, so cut off the chaos ensued. as mozambique forces struggled to drive back the insurgents, the jihad is late to fill themselves and posted the footage on a website the so called is stomach state militant group. o i s. it's unclear how many scientists they have. estimates range from between $2.30 the, at the start of the insurgency, most of them were disaffected young men from the local area. but i asked militants, soon, hijacked, the movement to themselves. fine, situs swelled their ranks, turning it into a brutal jihadist insurgency. the man with a friendly smile could be one of those are the head that victims a common practice among the group the they call themselves as low as soon as the amount of to the m

struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable the fighters against the colonial union and china. whereas took the side of the invaders. the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency. however, 3 limos, 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime and portugal in 1974. the new authorities are rendered a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie. lots of victory had been gained at a high price during the war, mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters the the, the was up. so is this how you, as president biden welcomed indian prime minister, most the white house playing house of loveless and state? did a husband really deadly in her folder, you're going to add an american investment side. it says braces of profiting from the ukraine companies. and even boy painful occasions, let me take a closer look at the investigation.

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i think, across the, board federal institutions are struggling with credibility. unfortunately, i think congress's approval rating is lower -- >> do you think that the nine people who occupy the highest judicial positions in the country can maintain credibility with the people that they serve? by the way, they are public servants, as well. they are not above the service requirement. do you think they can maintain credibility with the public? or even deserve to? if they will not disclose when they are the beneficiary of extraordinarily generous and completely out of reach vacations that only they can get by virtue of the position that they hold? >> i mean, in contrast to a lot of my colleagues, academic and otherwise, i actually think that all nine justices, admirably, are trying to apply the rule of law in every case according to the constitution. >> well if these press reports are to be believed, no one has challenged them. >> well, no, no one has made an accusation, actually, i don't think, that the disclosure requirements or anything about them has been related

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board. it has a gun. this is why the government now is struggling. this is why government now has struck when he leveled west to corporate with a organization in the case to dissolve those civilian because guns. i'm not, i'm not good for civilians. okay. not a soldier now, but my question was yeah, why would they want to carry? because they have been talking to them like what looks it under time, you've got people that do buy. sometimes people are looking to buy the piece, but if it's a lot of july, but as you, but we do have these is the one that is where they will do this. um okay, the the bus, the bus. why are civilians arming themselves? i live so lot of it. oh god, god, yes of the and what i need god is nothing to defend himself to defend their interest. why is that? and why is that? what was the most of the go because law enforcement doesn't reach that place. now in more people die, we know that but it's your job to make sure that civilians are spared and that is the only objective of the rules of war. and i'm going to give them a 1000 and i wo

. >>> wart's board of directors just voted to raise fairs even as the agency struggles to attract ridersk to its trains, saying it will help avoid drastic service cuts. before the pandemic, revenue paid about 70% of the agency's operating costs. ridership fell during the pandemic, leading to a fiscal crisis. federal aid has helped but the ex expected to run out in less than two years. if bart can't find a new reliable revenue source, drastic cuts will have to be made, like ending all weekend service. the golden gate restaurant service are lobbying with the state for more money. >> in terms of fun funding for bart and muni, we've been on calls with legislators, we have sent letters asking for money, we have sent emails to our membership asking them to write in and try to help with funding. it's something we feel really strongly about. >> bart has abroad two 5.5% fare increases. the first will take effect next january. in addition, bart and a coalition of other transit agencies are urging lawmakers to budget $1 billion each year for the next five years to help avoid cuts. >>> this week, mo

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struggle with vacancies. city leaders are trying to cut the red tape to help the issue. 2 board of supervisors approved legislationt night that relaxes zoning restrictions for buildings. it will allow upper levels to be office, surface, design and retail spaces. ground-floor zoning will allow for indoor and outdoor entertainment. it should make it easier for owners to convert office buildings into housing. >>> a lit grail in san francisco. >> a little bit? no sunshine there today. >> it make yours pink pom even more. >> yours too. >> it is breezy. that is definitely june gloom in full effect. in san francisco, you probably won't see much sunshine today, but around the rest of the bay area, it's been mainly clear. and i want to loop the past 24 hours showing all of those storms that fired up over the sierra, a lot of heavy rain there, and then we're also getting some drier conditions starting to push in from north as we are going to see a change in our overall weather pattern. this is the view in dublin. we are clear, and you can see the breeze by the spider web on the camera lens. right now it is 69 degrees and on

the hypocrites are in the phase of armed struggle against the system of the islamic republic of iran . the irgc command council and the current member of the board of trustees of the foundation of the underprivileged, mr. mohsen rafiqdoost, hello and good morning . you are very welcome. i am very happy to be at your service tonight. with a diary let's start the phone after introducing the book, i decided from the men without your books that what i saw, heard and acted in this 40-year-old 30-year-old sajjad book for 3-10 years, and some men are one of the imams of tehran's temporary friday. i have read it three times so far and i am reading it again and it has a lot of meaning for me. he went and collected things from other people's memories, newspapers and different places and asked me how reza is good for me reminiscing and almost those who read the secret of the fourth book is that we intend to use the fourth book for 10 years as well as 30 years of our memory and every nation has done a good job and its focus is on a specific area to your memories regardless of the first thought and remembrance and time and my life was in the service of the a

threshold, could have a nonlinear impact on cpi inflation and that explains why the boj policy board have had real strugglesing this uptick in duration in imported inflation. the most interesting conclusion of the paper is that they were saying, even more so than the effects of exchange rate depreciation and rising commodity costs, a rise in wages as the biggest nonlinear impact on cpi inflation. which is why at a time when we expect wages to accelerate, the bank of japan needs to consider the possibility of upside risks to the inflation forecast. shery: when can we expect the wage side to accelerate? because negotiations seem to be disappointing when they came to pass through to prices. >> the thing is that in terms of macro wage data, it's lacking. there was disappointment with the april macro wage data because it showed minimal acceleration in wages, nothing like the 2% plus base away china that we are seeing. i think this will change in the next couple of months. it's not the case that every firm reflects salary increases in april. many firms don't reflect these pay hikes until july, so there will be ti

struggles to increase ridership. the plan approved by the b.a.r.t. board includes raising fares 11% over two years starting in january. for the first increase, the average fare of $4.20 will go up to $4.43. for parking, the daily fee would vary increasing from $3 to $6.30 a day. >>> there's still no decision on the proposed oakland a's ballpark on the las vegas strip. the legislature adjourned their special session. the plan is in limbo at least until monday. the proposal calls for $380 million in public funds to help pay for the $1.5 billion stadium. at a hearing earlier this week, some senators questioned why a billionaire team needs hundreds of millions of dollars that could be spent on services like education and health care. if a vote comes next week and passes, it will head to the lawmakers for a debate and a vote. if it passes there, it heads to nevada's governor, who is expected to sign it into law. >>> new this morning, a man convicted of stalking a number of women in san francisco is being sentenced to six years in prison. the san francisco distr

any role in the vault and the mutiny. quoting it, a struggle within the russian system was enjoying the posts from washington. dc. members of the board and administration spent all of the weekend here in washington and for the president at camp david's consulting with allies and partners about the situation inside rush up. there was a message being communicated over the weekend that through us was not going to try to predict how the crisis would be resolved. but on monday, before the president gave some comments on an unrelated matter, he took the opportunity to stress very publicly, the us, his position on what was happening between us getting free gulshan and his wagner group, and the administration of positive louder we're putting, this is the us president joe biden, we made clear that we were not involved. we had nothing to do with it. this was part of a struggle with in russian system. i also talked at length of presence the landscape ukraine will be keeping in contact with them. i may be picking later today early tomorrow morning to make sure we continue to remain on the same page. i told them no, no matter what happened in rus

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services , especially in the political struggle - this is a big problem, and corporate governance is needed for this, which is exactly what independent supervisory boards that control these should be about boards that already directly manage the enterprise, that is, some manage, others control and there are supervisory boards. this is one of the elements of fuses of important fuses that must control and improve to make the management of state assets more effective. well, it must be said that during the war our state assets increased somewhat that is, on the contrary, it is not us, you say that we began to implement privatization plans , sell-sell, and state assets are increasing. in particular, there in the alcohol industry. this happened last year. they were privatized , but on the other hand , on the 22nd of november of last year, the state nationalized a number of large enterprises. e-e is the correct word because formal nationalization did not take place , assets were seized and the assets acquired the status of military property, the administration transferred the nymphon of state property to the ministry of defense plus we have a plus we have suc

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