because i heard that the national bank of ukraine is an independent authority, yes indeed. think that this statement by the prime minister clearly shows that the national bank remains independent. an independent person makes his decision based on the need to achieve his main goals. however, i would still like to correct a little bit if these statements were actually from the ministry of finance in our country on a permanent basis communication takes place on an ongoing basis, we discuss certain policies in both the monetary and fiscal spheres, and this actually happened, for example, at the meeting of the financial stability board in early may, when we discussed the risks associated with the monetary financing of the state budget and the steps we saw at that moment, what was discussed was an increase in rates on financial instruments in hryvnia, including for foreign exchange, and in our opinion, the increase in the discount rate is an additional incentive for rates on hryvnia instruments how with deposits and pretending that pp was raised to more attractive levels, which wo

as part of the national marathon, the only news is we are proud who were part of the project on the first day of its existence we thank you viewers first of all for being there and allowing us to be close to you thank you for your trust well, i can't resist an organic comment we we are postponing the intervention with the joint information marathon and that for 15 minutes exactly at 00:15 we will stop our broadcasts, this is official, but we, with faith and our entire team, i would even say family , do not stop the fight on the information front, although this is a completely different story. news of their own short-range assault by the invaders of the uglehir tpp that failed again in the bakhmut direction. in addition, our military repelled the russian invaders in the kramatorsk direction, the enemy suffered losses and withdrew. in the case of forcibly mobilized people who are taken to replenish their losses from the temporarily occupied territories of donetsk and luhansk regions, their personal documents are confiscated, this shows the complete lawlessness of this contingent and is supp

tannenbaum, how many locations or on the national register? and was that part of the 1966 act as well? >> but register came into existence and historic sites act, which created her inhabit agencies. the creative national historic landmarks. it took the national strike preservation act from 66 to say that we are going to broaden that to include properties of state and local significance. it didn't create, it but it did expand the national register of historic places, and in terms of how many are on the national -- probably somewhere around 150. now, keep in mind, that's not just one property. that could be the district with 500 properties. that is one metric. the other metric is important is properties that are eligible for the register they meet the registered criteria. and that is an infinite number. that is hundreds of thousands. and they also get protection of 106. >> i once lived in a neighborhood with national historic status. what does that mean? >> it means that depending on with the use of the properties, where you might be eligible for

bank, then the more foreign currency there will be, the more opportunities the nationalll have. well first of all, the foreign exchange market will be balanced, and on the other hand, there will be more opportunities for our bank to balance on the market and, well, to carry out the kind of policy that we pursued before the war, by the way, the first step, er, the first step, after all, to the market, the course of formation, it was er -th raising of the discount rate from 10 to 25%, which we did sunday ago and still allow me to clarify the last question of which fall of the hryvnia can be expected, frankly, the national bank does not make forecasts regarding the possibility that the hryvnia can strengthen to what extent the hryvnia may weaken, i understand the essence of the question you are asking, but believe me, no one will tell you everything clearly. i would very much like the hryvnia to remain within the limits it is in today. it is very important for me just that the economy works, that we have established exports, that we have received huge financial help from ou

the national bank has a strong position to manage the exchange rate, so society has to trust the national bank and not money changers, in my opinion, the hryvnia will soon strengthen the regulation of cash pilots , including in relation to their advertising, many countries usually misleads society about the real exchange rate, he was taking maximum measures to stabilize the situation on the foreign exchange market, for example , the period from july 25 to 29 was the first week since the end of february when the nbu bought more currencies at the interbank than sold, we bought 682 million dollars and they sold 32 million dollars, that is, today on the cashless market, well, there is a surplus of currency, this is thanks, once again, to those regulatory actions, which the national bank, when we say so, fixed a new level of the dollar exchange rate at 36.6 and stimulated there are exporters of e-tishniks of other industries of other entities to bring currencies to our country, plus the dollar grain deal will work even more. mykola is talking about waiting for the normalization of the exchange

he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautification campaign the first lady paid tribute to local projects that have improved the face of the nation's capital. yesterday i drove around the town. about two or three hours because i wanted to see the accomplishments at first hand and i was delighted with the variety and extent of your efforts. some of you have cleared a vacant littered lots to provide much needed recreation space in your neighborhoods. others have cleaned up and planted their places of business. are they on front yards? some of those places of business were service stations and one a warehouse. they've brightened them with shrubs and flowers. there had been lively competition among residents of the district of columbia for this year's beautification awards schools civic associations and business owners one most of the recognition. it during june president johnson returned to the scene of one of his most dramatic confe

the national bank expected from the ministry of finance that after the national bank will raise the ratehe ministry of finance will also increase the yield on top of the military bond, but so far this has not happened, and that is why raising the rate has no particular effect. the goal is that we now have inflation of 30+ and it will be this year, and the goal was started again. it continues to expect the ministry of finance to raise interest rates on military bonds. in this way, the national bank stimulates banks to raise interest rates and attract funds for deposits and not so that this money did not go to the foreign exchange market, beating the exchange rate, but went tied up with deposits in banks. yes, mr. serhiy , now please explain how this exchange rate and the expected inflation of 30% are, and what this is for me, a specific ukrainian, will change in a store in bank e-e v the prices will be immediately, this should change the price of gasoline at least plus drag down the cost of all imported goods, they are there. to be honest, they have long laid the market cash exchange rate

what is the situation and we will talk . on the national bank's decision to adjust the official exchange rate of the hryvnia to the dollar by 25%. let's talk about this decision of the national bank, we will also have e-e inclusions that will relate to the situation on the fronts of someone e-e nuclear blackmail of the russians and military experts from defense express - this traditionally at the end of the next hour well, right now we will pass the floor to our colleagues ani eva melnyk , we will return after the news thank you maria i will tell you about the most important thing with the news editor, in particular about the fact that russia is preparing to change the status of the kherson region and part of the zaporizhzhia region - this is reported by our intelligence, stay with us more about the situation in kharkiv, the number of dead as a result of the morning shelling of the city of kharkiv increased to three, and another 23 people were injured, the kharkiv regional prosecutor's office reported at 9:30 a.m. the russians had previously shelled a public transport stop near the marke

and on the other hand, where nation whose creed impels us to lean into the world in a way that churchill encouraged. in a way that saved churchill's nation as he will do, and pearl harvey benton harbor when we were blasted in to the world conflict. and today were as much american citizens to the nature of our nation. there are those who advocated tribal nationalism, a nationalism suited for what the advocates called a christian caucasian nation. and they understand america better than some of today's america's do. and margaret patrick, the most written since churchill himself, correctly said this. european nations were made by history. the united states was made by philosophy. that philosophy are the heart of which the universal natural vices all directly permitted to u.s. foreign policy. in henry kissinger has argued americans listen the principals are universally true implies that governments based on the principles are less than legitimate and they are as it word on permanent probation. their founding documents the declaration of independence, does not mince words. it says that govern

serhii nikolaychuk, deputy chairman of the national bank of ukraine, was with us. lly , positive news from the united states. an exclusive coin was released in america . the white house souvenir shop issued a collector a coin dedicated to ukraine, namely the ukrainian resistance to the russian invaders on the island of the snake, the store website will inform about this, each coin will have certificates with the edition number and a case made of gold with the presidential seal, as noted in the store , delivery to ukraine and all nato countries is free, and the coin itself costs $100, in addition, 20% of the proceeds from the sale will be directed to ukrainian women and children, this was news of the economy during the war. i am andriy yanitsky, watch this program weekdays at eight o'clock with a repeat at 11 a.m. and on youtube when it's convenient for you e tv channel espresso together we will win we are looking for three-year-old danylo rubtsov and his 11-year-old brother kalvar imagine the fate of the children nothing is known for more than three months they were

far from all the money that the national bank prints, it goes to the people very a lot of money and goesample, to purchase fuel, that is, they immediately go to the foreign exchange market and they leave ukraine, that is, they do not get inside, they do not get inside, they do not cause price growth here, that is, there is no such money, and now, for example, naftogaz of ukraine plans to receive 200 or so billion hryvnias, which i imagine you should not take except that they are printed by the national bank, and then use this money to buy currency that will be given to us by western partners, but this money they will not go to the market, they will not go to pensioners, they will not go in our wallet, that is, this money will not cause pressure on prices inside ukraine, and all these things must be put together , combined and understood by the national bank, that is he has a large staff of analysts who understand this very well, the ministry of finance and the national bank help the budget in the form of such toxic printing of money well, but not every one of us feels it, so every ordina

it was interpreted as her intentionally insulting the nation. of course was a huge media figure at this time and had the number one tv show in the nation -- roseanne had all sorts of projects but she represented this iconoclastic character. i tried to avoid writing about this for many years because i find it personally grating that i ended up developing sympathy were roseanne barr because i think she tried to sing it well. she started off too high. so then she's tried to pull it off by going into character and -- character by trying to make the best out of a bad situation and people vilified her. i think people vilified her rather than seeing it as a mistake. susan: what did she learn? mark: i think she learned she had the freedom to try again. in a more recent television show she sang it for a little league game and she sung it well. i think she learned that the fear and the bad memory that she as an american had the freedom to try again and correct her mistake. so, it was an inspiring story that she came back and did it in a way she was proud

the 2010 census here at the national urban league. r me in 201,990 census as an elected official in new orleans. in trying to ensure a complete, full, and accurate count. robert sanchez the director of the census bureau, i think shares our concerns, our thoughts and our goals about how you ensure the census is far better, the 2020 census left many black and brown people uncounted. almost 10%. and in some instances, and our opinion it was deliberate by the prior administration to suchio l extent where we had to file a suit get a temporary restraining order against him to keep them from shutting the census counting down early. ladies and gentlemen, very proud of the director of the u.s. census bureau is here to address these and other issues. he is doctor robert sanchez. ♪ ♪ >> good morning everyone. i just came from austin, texas. actually i lived there for a while and then came over to take this new role to serve the country. and to see what we can do to increase the coverage rates of all the populations that we historically have been

idea that if the current fixed exchange rate is not removed, or rather if, we are all waiting for the national bank to float the exchange rate, and by the end of the year, we expect strong pressure on the exchange rate the hryvnias are heading again to the level of 31-30 uh, the fact is that at the end of the summer, the objective exchange rate will be at the level of 30 uh, uh, by august, 36 well, maybe 37, although , well, our forecast is 35-36, i don't doubt it, just you are talking about the floating exchange rate to which the national bank of the national bank's cheerleaders, in particular the chairman, will move commented on this story what why did they talk about the exchange rate again, so to speak, precisely because if it is converted into a floating format, it will differ greatly from what it actually is, that is , in the exchangers, it will grow very much ah according to its e is a respected adviser to the chairman of the national bank , because let him look at the national bank's own statistics, if you keep, if there is a floating exchange rate, it increases from the supply or dema

i am a fitness trainer, a senior researcher at the institute of physics of the national of the academyo systematically go deep into irpen by car and advance further and further and closer to the position of the russians in order to extract as many people as possible from those addresses that were sent to us by relatives we know, and then the idea came that we should make red crosses on the car so that they were visible, and to be honest, it did not make any sense to the russians, well, in fact, they hit them on purpose, they did not care what was written on the car, year 2010, 220,000 km mileage, not beaten, not painted, a little beaten, but not painted, yes not painted by the count of the first owner to the family in order to drive his wife and son and this was our family car and in fact this car took my family out on february 4 this car turned from a family car into a tow truck for us it was a completely new city and there are a lot of local tow trucks the tow trucks worked much more desperate than us, but they were always surprised that we are from kyiv, we don't know irpen at all .

we nominate them to the national register. that's one of the categories of properties that can go on the national register along with district structures sites and in the case of the shuttles all three of them the discovery and and company that are that were remaining and that were at some point ready to be accessed. we save them we documented them and we made sure that they would be protected and they are now at the three remaining shuttles are now in california at the johnson space center in houston and at in florida at kennedy space center in museum and being interpreted and so we we saved them because they were an important part of our cultural patrimony save them and every part of them that motors generators every every the rockets everything was recorded and saved. now who does the actual recording and chronically? well, of course and let me just say that the agency involved there was nasa federal agency and they had responsibility. they owned them. so the agency that does the recording is a there are two agencies that do

. >> the national urban league annual conference in washington. we hear from several administration officials including cdc do like -- different -- director, and epa administrator michael regan -- health care in the black community, invite -- environmental justice, -- were among some of the topics. this is about an hour and 20. -- 20 minutes. >> thank you for inviting me to speak with you today i'm delighted to be here with you. as one of the nation's leading civil rights organizations, dedicated to empowering african-americans and others in underserved communities to achieve their highest potential, the national are been the has -- is an important part of our collective effort to over nation's health. and black health in particular. you are uplifting and empowering americans. vaccinations by recruiting, hiring, and training and so earning community health navigators in six cities. and you address racial and ethnic disparities in adult immunization in more than 50 urban league chapters. -- nationals -- campaigns -- years was the trusted voice that

even after the revisions, several national security officials have raised concerns that the bill couldlimit u.s. tech companies ability to fight cyber threats and other national security risks. are you aware that if the department of justice -- outside the doj were consulted prior to acting assistant attorney general juan setting the letters of support on the american online innovation choice act? >> it would be normal order for the legislation to go through a process that involved a number of different departments and agencies and no we were consulted. the department of justice came out in favor of that legislation and national security risks were addressed by the legislation and the particular changes adopted. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> i now recognize myself for five minutes. assistant attorney general olson, thank you very much for your service to our country. of course, free testimony here today. as you shared in your testimony, you, in part are tasked with addressing the most pressing national security issues of the day. i believe the online and on microphone vitriol

we love plans the national urban league that guide our policy. lso promulgated our 2021 pillars plan. for public safety and restoring community trust. central to that is the investments that are necessary in communities to deal with the root causes of some of what we see. we know we also have to ban assault weapons and those universal background checks and to push back against the power of the national rifle association and its allies, the gun manufacturers. critical, the investments in community we think are important dynamic and we know the biden administration is committed to increasing those investments in giving us a continuing opportunity in the partnership with them. let's give any warm round of applause. we look forward to our partnership. next, he is a stranger. -- he is no stranger. in 2019 slowly last met in indianapolis, he was there. he was a candidate for the presidency. now, he he comes as head of the department of transportation. which is going to be central to the execution of the jobs and infrastructure plan passed by congress an

now, the phrase nation building is a semi oxymoron. it is a contradiction in terms, i can to the phrase working the building. as trips on, new nations like organs are organic growth. they are not things to be assembled and disassembled like tinker toys. and as churchill also new, coming as he did from a european strewn with ruins, leaders who are not steeped in history, not marinated in history, are apt to blunder. and by blundering, they will make bad history and more ruins. 200 years ago this year, on our nation's 46th independence day, july 4th, 1821, then secretary of state john quincy adams delivered a lucid and measured statement of what he considered americas proper stance towards the world. i want to read you a portion of one paragraph i'm it because it is in anticipation of a version of churchill ian realism. secretary of state john quincy adams said, and i quote wherever the standard of freedom independence has been or shall be unfurled, there will america's heart hurt and her prayers be. but she goes not abroad in search of m

how do you see the improvement of the language aspect in the law on national minorities, which i hope least being developed in our country. i work as an official for the protection of the state language and protect the rights of citizens to receive information and services of the state language, as well as defend the ukrainian language from degradation. as for the languages ​​of the national minority of indigenous peoples, there are really many of them and they are also covered by the tenth article constitutions, but they also need protection from special laws of the subject , documents that regulate the application of such conditions, for example, in the field of education, there is a law on education in the 17th year, the law on comprehensive general secondary education in the 19th year and they determine the possibility of creating classes with the language of the educational process of the languages ​​of national minorities in primary school at the request of the parents, understanding that there were some abuses , taking into account the fact that there is a law on indigenous peo

an exhibition of the national guard of russia has started working in moscow. a day of advanced technologies, the audience will be shown weapons of military special equipment, as well as the latest developments in the field of security. in total, 38 enterprises are represented on a direct line. our correspondent stanislav bernwald, stanislav hello tell me which samples are the most interesting. hello, there are really a lot of samples here and they are all really very interesting, but first things first, the forum being held in moscow at vdnkh is a continuation of a whole series of regional exhibitions. e, the exhibitions of the national guard, which introduced specialists and visitors to technical innovations and the most relevant developments, the exposition of damping technologies has already been held in novosibirsk khabarovsk, nizhny novgorod and miass opened the exhibition. first deputy director of the national guard, colonel general viktor strigunov. and here is what he said before cutting the red ribbon to open the exhibition. to him, the site is held by

the applied research fundingng this legislation reforms and invests in the national science foundation to partner with the private sector and universities to develop critical emerging technologies that will transform the global landscape. we know that national success will be built on emerging technologies like quantum computing and artificial intelligence. funding research crucial to keeping america safe is one of the federal government's responsibilities and this legislation will help us not to just catch up with but overtake china in these critical areas. this bill will establish regional technology hubs across the country which will become centers for the research, development, entrepreneurship and manufacturing of new key technologies. this is incredibly important at the time when too many americans in the heartland feel left out and into many areas overlooked. only a handful of cities account for nearly 90% of job growth in thesen advanced sectors. simply put, this bill will make america stronger, safer and more prosperous. and it's desperately needed. how do we know? because the

now, the national archives demanding answers. s that they need to explain whether text messages were deleted. if so, why? join me now to discuss cnn law enforcement correspondent, when the while, and jason barren. he's the former director of litigation for the national archives and records administration. good to see both of you, i get. thank you so much for joining. whitney, the secret service on the committee that they aren't currently aware of any text messages that were requested and then lost. but how does that lineup with everything we house we have been learning? >> there are two competing narratives. don, the inspector general clearly thinks that the text message that he should have received through his investigation but did not the secret service, however, has maintained that they have been fully complied. they've handed over everything that the various entities who were investigating them had asked for. however, they say they are continuing to conduct forensic examinations of cell phones to be absolutely sure that nothin

for example, in uvalde it came as a shock to the nation. girls and women who talked with the murderer, whose name i will not keep saying, online they saw the signs. the women described him as cryptic, mean, scary. after he sent angry messages and thphotos of guns. when the women didn't respond how he wanted, he sometimes threatened to raid or kidnap them, then he laughed it off as a joke. i don't think that rape is funny. i don't think threats of kidnapping are funny. this man had a public digital footprint available months before he killed, slaughtered, massacred 19 children and two of their teachers. he had a history and online profile of harassment and violent threats. violence threats. some members of this very committee choose to stand in public and use theof microphone with misogynistic statements as recently as this weekend. so howow can an 18-year-old who shared so much hate online, going back to the shooter now come to these girls, do so without punishment or raising an alarm? what can your division tell us? >> let me sayay first of

when did it become the national anthem? rk: officially march 3, 1931 but within american cultural practice, it was july 4, 1861, the fourth of july at the beginning of the u.s. civil war when by law the number of stars on the flag is supposed to be adjusted to match the number of states. so the federal government does not recognize the states that succeeded as having left the union so the number of stars on the flag stays the same. and the star-spangled banner at that time, becomes the symbol of union and the song the star-spangled banner became the rallying cry of the union forces . so the sacrifices of the lives of the soldiers fighting in the country to preserve the union and and slavery is what makes it sacred to us. so it was referred to as the national anthem as early as the 1830's, one hundred years before officially becoming the anthem. so really congress and hoover who signed the bill came late to the party and recognize something that was already true in practice. susan: when it was written and the writer of the st

the national bank actually understood when the national bank made this decision., there will be two exchange rates: officially fixed and market cash, but you know this when you choose between a bad decision and very bad, then you see the disadvantages of a bad decision, but if you did not fix exchange rates , you would have had one exchange rate. but what it would be now, we cannot even imagine . freely convertible and not controlled in any way by the national bank no, well, look, the exchange rates are officially fixed. therefore, everything is fixed so far, the rate is not free, and i think that in the near future the national bank will continue privat during the war, it is impossible to let go and not control the national bank did not see such a possibility, but it is not excluded that over time, for example, if the pressure on reserves continues, the national bank will simply have no choice and will let go, it will be such a rather negative scenario, in principle, inflation depends on the exchange rate. in fact, new data on inflation in june accelerated the pa

we prosecute terrorists and spies to protect the nation against cyber attacks and enforce the controls. we provide a legal and policy support to intelligence operations and oversight and review investments in u.s. companies for national security risks.ence this morning i would like to focus my statement on one of the top priorities and that is counterterrorism. the country faces a persistent and dynamic threat on terrorism. this encompasses both foreign groups and attacks against the united states as well as domestic violent extremists who are often mobilized byby racism and antigovernment ideologies. international terrorism was a continuing and evolving threat both at home and abroad. we keep an unwavering focus on violent jihadist groups and we play an integral role in the all of government efforts to defend against these threats. at the same time, the department of justice is committed to tackling the alarming threat at home from domestic violent extremism. domestic violent extremists are individuals in the united states who seek to commit violent criminal acts in furtherance of pol

the national bank declared. e received less than 4 billion, although we need, we know from the information, at least 5 billion dollars every month external and as a result of external financial aid, it is necessary to look for other sources about which the national bank of ukraine talks about other sources, i.e. other sources - this is external financial aid, further that when we raised the discount rates, we did it there 25 we also talked about the fact that it should be returned return taxes there to customs payments, what were the wars, uh, well , especially with regard to imports into ukraine, this is uh . the decision was made there last month, that is, and well, i understand that there gradually this channel will work receipts to the state budget well, it is clear that the national bank was talking about the need to raise the yield on the bonds of the internal state loan on the military bond, because today i will say my point of view , and as an expert, look, we have inflation there , again, the national ba

for the national security division we are based on nation-state attacks. that's can come from countries like china, russia, iran, and north korea. while i cannot speak directly to the nature of the ongoing investigation of the types of threats that you have mentioned regarding the effort to compromise public traditional documents, this is, of course a significant concern for us given the nature of the information that is often held by the courts. >> if any cases or investigations within the nsc materially impacted were no longer dismiss because of the courts rich? >> i cannot think of anything in particular that has been affected in the way that you described, although i would want to double check on that. we are very concerned, we are working, i can assure you based on my own personal experience that we are working very closely with the judicial conference and judges around the country to address this issue. >> as a department ordered your own systems to ensure you are not compromised by the same three hostile foreign actors who adopt the document manageme

however, he did not specify when the campaign will begin. only on a piece of paper, the national bank forbade money changers to display the exchange rate on the board, now this information will be posted in the cash registers, the decision was explained by the intention to minimize speculation on the foreign exchange market in in the conditions of the war, as noted by the regulator, in may he relaxed some restrictions on the work of banks in the field of currency trading in order to reduce speculative pressure in the cash segment, in addition to a positive effect - this led to speculative signs in non -banking institutions. in chernivtsi , they gather for literary events and share their book stories, which books supported ukrainians in war-torn regions ivan syretskyi, roxana's story took place in the occupied mariupoli for 2 months, she says, in the absence of contact with the outside world, a large home library did not allow her to go crazy before evacuation, the girl read ivan bagryany's garden of gethsemane, the novel is about the crimes of the nkvd, which are very similar to the c

here at the national archives. we preserve the records of the four federal agencies most involved in the management of our nation's public lands the bureau of land management the us forest service the us fish and wildlife service and the national park service. the written records photographs and motion pictures contain the stories of the beginnings of federal stewardship. in his book making america's public lands, adam swords takes us through the history of these lands and examines the changing priorities and challenges concerning them. adam m. swords is professor of history at the university of idaho. he's the author of united states west coast and environmental history. the environmental justice will the mo douglas and american conservation in an open pit visible from the moon michelle. niehaus is project editor at the atlantic where she at its features for the planet section in a series called life up close her writing has appeared in publications, including the nation's geographic and the new york times magazine

but they were part of the national guard. , i'm in a broad sense and uh, the second bet is the creation at the beginning of this very civil corps. azov and, then on its basis, and already the parties of the national squad, by the way, funny here it emphasizes. so i said, yes, that belessky sergey said that race is more important than language, why do they say this, because they are all russian-speaking, in fact, that is, they even take the very terminology itself, as it were, so to speak, aesthetics from e, there, including the russian language. that is why azov turned out to be so successful. can we say that after the defeat? well, that's the most large-scale part of the regiment in ma? him the star has set, and it has already ceased to be what it was in ukraine there just six months ago, i will refrain from making a final conclusion for the time being and say that everything will depend on how this is a military victory. and we will be able to turn uh into some kind of political, so to speak, consequence of this victory, if

for the national security division we are based on nation-state attacks. that's can come from countries like china, russia, iran, and north korea. while i cannot speak directly to the nature of the ongoing investigation of the types of threats that you have mentioned regarding the effort to compromise public traditional documents, this is, of course a significant concern for us given the nature of the information that is often held by the courts. >> if any cases or investigations within the nsc materially impacted were no longer dismiss because of the courts rich? >> i cannot think of anything in particular that has been affected in the way that you described, although i would want to double check on that. we are very concerned, we are working, i can assure you based on my own personal experience that we are working very closely with the judicial conference and judges around the country to address this issue. >> as a department ordered your own systems to ensure you are not compromised by the same three hostile foreign actors who adopt the document manageme

at the national level, we have made great progress. the local level, we have to make sure we don't let the bad actors who exploit perhaps scarce resources and the competition for resources to divide us. the engagement at the local level, maybe it is working with the urban league president. i'm from kansas city, i don't know if my kansas city urban league chapter is here but she is incredible. maybe it is those folks working in direct contact with our leaders who run our community-based organizations. we have almost 300 community-based organizations across the country. we need to not only get to know each other, we need to work closely together so we can advance this agenda. we need more of that now more than ever. >> this conversation could go on, but we have an administrator, the secretary on deck. we want to ask each of you for two quick closing thoughts. if you will say to our audience, what should they go back and do or forward? melanie? >> won't be that bad and actually voting, so we have to make sure that our people know if they'

and talk about the national guard. while the capital is under attack, we all remember asking, where is the national guard? jonathan carles outlines how pottinger asked mark meadows if it was true that the white house had blocked the appointment of the national guard. meadows told him that it was not true, and that they give him instructions to say that the guard was there. what insight could punch or give here. >> certainly, he would be coordinating across the national security apparatus. in the moment, he would be having these conversations with the already. he certainly has the authority. he is the red switch and dark reduction to capitol people. for matt pottinger to asked a question, that means that he's getting inside knowledge from a department in the u.s. government saying that we don't have to go or we have not heard it. or he is hearing from people at a senior level at the national guard. also, was he hearing from the former vice president, mike pence? was he hearing it from that staff? i think those will be de

it was often reprinted across the nation. they saw it as something that was good for the country good for summer travelers that it was a wonderful place that the united states needed to keep and to protect they saw the national park movement as something that could only happen in america. some of them expressed directly. the passage of the bill was great news for jake cook, who have course had lobbied for it. cook, along with hate in, is one of the major protagonist of my book. he grew up in ohio. he started working as a clerk in a bank while still in his teens. he was quick with numbers, he really grasped the complexities of business and banking. and by the civil war he opened up his own investment bank called jay cook and company. he made his reputation and his fortune during the civil war selling more bonds to support the u.s. government and the army efforts. in the years on, he was casting about for a project that would give him that same sense of patriotism, a sense of purpose, it also make him money, and when he came upo

promise sending buses full of migrants to the nation's capital. how the white house is responding. >>> spy games? a couple living in hawaii under arrest suspected of being spies after being accused of stealing the identities of deceased children. who they are suspected of working for. >>> plus, a horrifying moment at a concert in china after a giant screen crashes down on a performer. >>> plus, the giant pileup at the women's tour de france. >>> and halloween horror. what hershey is saying about a spooky season candy shortage. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. the historic floods hammering the heartland are turning more deadly. >> severe weather is now blamed for at least eight deaths in eastern kentucky. heavy rain inundated the area washing away homes and bridges. the town of hazard, kentucky, asked for prayers on facebook and posted an image of the town's river. the water is nearly hitting the bridge and the river has yet to crest. >> torrential rain returned to st. louis overnight. the police department said one se

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