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the time _ much. all the best to you, thanks very much. the time is _ much. this as deplorable, the prime minister who is still at the g7 meeting in the last half an hour, his office is issued a statement describing putin's behaviour as "cruel and barbaric". we know for sure from a governor in the region that ten people are known to have died and more than a0 injured. but when you look at the size of the building and the intensity of the fire that's been sparked there, regrettably many people in the area feel that that death toll will right dummett rise considerably. president zelensky believes about 1000 people were inside that shopping centre at the time the missiles struck. more of that coming up in the 6pm news. the queen is travel to scotland with members of her family for their traditional week of events north of the border. the 96—year—old monarch who has cut back on public engagements because of mobility issues was in edinburgh for the historic ceremony of the keys — a ceremony which sees the monarch handed the keys of the city and welcomed it to her a

the scandal. okay. watergate was a big-time scandal. woodward and bernstein for the post investigated they uncovered the misconduct in the corrupt practices of the nixon administration forcing the president to resign it's a very neat and tidy shorthand. for explaining the scandal and that is emblematic of most media myths neat tidy simplistic. and easy explanation for a much broader more complex. turn of events. related to this factor is that it is an interpretation that avoids the complexities of watergate even at the time even when it was unraveling in 1973 in 1974 people had a hard time keeping all the actors straight. who was haldeman who was ehrlichman who was dean? who were these these players? and where did they fit in? and over the years over the passage of 50 years. it has become even more difficult. to keep it all straight who was who and watergate and where do they fit in? this story the heroic journalist interpretation cuts through all that complexity cuts through all the other actors and focuses on the journalists and their

the first time a shell hit our house from contosil, and the second time everything was blown up in ourwe are in the safety of temporary accommodation in the yaroslavl region, like other refugees, the forest to the worms managed to get here in their car, but they were worried that because of this they were not on the lists of evacuees, it turned out to be in vain that we were so warmly welcomed. i really almost burst into tears as soon as i lay down there. fu, thank you lord, i'll be fine. i was already offered a job to him, almost immediately here. i am economist in education male. uh, i only have a driver through this temporary accommodation facility. already 270 people have passed. someone returns home in the liberated territory. someone stays in russia, finds a job, rents a house. here they are not strangers to many friends appeared who sincerely fell in love with them. it has already become our big family and my personal of all my employees. we were leaving recently, we bought pots for them there, there we had our strollers yes, well, everything that can be done to help with docume

. >> and just think for example, i was teaching at the time and we had the cuban crisis when the russians place the missile and i was standing in my classroom. what what i say to the students so let's talk about this and we saw the newspapers in the video about these missiles were down to cuba not far from charleston where they lived and what i did, i said now here is what is happening. let's go over chapter 22, the chapter on cuba and let's talk about the background and for that and that's the way that i talk. it was a pretty big success and as you know i still hold onto this and many of the students until this day. that is the kind of thing that i didn't get. when i was a student, history teacher would tell us for a test, will we have a ten question test here and what is the date that this happened and was the moment when they discovered america in this that and the other night hated that and so when i started to teach, one of my first days in the classroom, would tell my students to for the papers right down two things, number one, adn number two, 1066, a.d., those are the only two yea

it comes in the _ timing for the government. it comes in the week— timing for the government.ming down the line. —— mass rail strikes. the government— line. —— mass rail strikes. the government have been urging people to exercise _ government have been urging people to exercise restraint, so it seems like it— to exercise restraint, so it seems like it will— to exercise restraint, so it seems like it will be a pretty better pill for them to swallow. but of course we know _ for them to swallow. but of course we know that pensioners, as much as anyone _ we know that pensioners, as much as anyone else, — we know that pensioners, as much as anyone else, are struggling. not all pensioners, lots are well off and don't _ pensioners, lots are well off and don't need — pensioners, lots are well off and don't need that extra money. they say publicly they don't need that extra _ say publicly they don't need that extra money. they don't need the winter fuel— extra money. they don't need the winter fuel allowance. it would be lovely— winter fuel allowance. it would be lovely to— winter fuel

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at the same time, this is our business. ur politics to be clean. i'll tell you what else moscow is watching, and that's the relationship you're developing with nato. as you've said to me, constitutionally, you're neutral, and that's not going to change any time soon. but the british foreign secretary said just a few weeks ago that moldova should be, quote, "equipped to nato�*s standard and the uk, for one, intends to help moldova do that." we've also got the americans talking about helping the moldovan army become more capable, more effective. are you, in a sense, trying to enter a partnership with nato by the back door? we have a strong, and good and very transparent partnership with nato. we have had a so—called individual partnership action plan renewed every two years since 2006. all the parameters and the framework of our cooperation with nato is very transparent, all of it is found online, including our cooperation with nato at this stage. so yes, we do cooperate with nato, we do cooperate with european union, with eu

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we want to reduce the time frame by at least 30%. such a big task. his is a huge paper work, which we, by the way, are also doing on 50 laws adopted already in there are 150 amendments to various laws on housing and general construction, and we have a plan for the next 3 years that we will do to reduce all these barriers and obstacles that hinder construction. look, last year, 92 million m² were commissioned this year. and the bar is worth the same. and then, like you, there are all the governors, they are like good business executives, they are all insured. they say, come on, that's 92.6 was last year. let's do 92.7 this year, but i think it's somewhere around ninety-three million square meters. in any case, we see that the president clearly set the task and we are working on it. and this is not an easy task in today's environment. it's not just that this should be done directly . you said that all programs should be long-term. one of them is the expansion of the eastern range. now this topic is especially relevant due to problems with logistics. man

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and so to make this but the timing hadn't worked the first time they went for him like that. that sailor was probably not. the perpetrator because it would have been too early. so they hypnotized him after hypnosis the time train the frame changed. he identified keith harward as somebody that was coming back from a very late night out in a blood spattered uniform and they had used dog sent evidence, which has been implicated in a bunch of wrongful convictions, too to track the perpetrator from the house to the uss. carl vinson said the convince him that it was probably this person and that that was keith howard. and so those were that was it, you know me and that was enough to do it. you know, i mean, and and i think that had we not found dna evidence he be in prison still today and dead. so let's back up then and talk about the bite mark evidence. this thing that i think was presented almost like fingerprints like we've made a match we can tell i think they use the term to a reasonable degree of dental certainty. whatever like that means he's right. what does that mean? that

i don't have the time for it. urnalists _ i don't have the time for it. we've spoken to journalists in _ i don't have the time for it. we've spoken to journalists in the - i don't have the time for it. we've spoken to journalists in the last . i don't have the time for it. we've | spoken to journalists in the last 24 hours who said they had been to some of these remote areas of eastern afghanistan, in paktika, and one told me that a woman with broken bones was able to get assistance because there wasn't a female doctor or nurse and the taliban were still waiting for her guardian to arrive. i think you're trying to misconstrue the report. the report was by channel 4, and they said that is the culture of the people and that's what we're trying to tell the world. there are certain constraints within the culture of afghanistan where the good or bad, we can talk about. and many other settings. but that is the culture that is prevalent in afghanistan. let's bring you more on the train derailment in the united states. in

yet, the time that women did housework increased. childcare observed twice the amount of time that it had in the 1920s. the 50s, surveyor and talk to housewives, found that housewives really thought of housework as not just labor, but a medium of expression. it was a way to express their identity. it became essential to their sense of self. now, men two were invited to a their identities in home and family in the 1950s. we can see this very briefly, even thinking about movies that were very popular in the 30s and 40s versus the 50s. the 30s and 40s, you have a whole range of films focused on tough mail a loners like humphrey bogarts. he is a better example. his kind of film. in the 50s, you have a lot more films that focus on the domestication of men, the storyline centered around a good woman who gets a man to settle down. you might say think of these as, if anyone watches old movies, we have this film here that is a good example of those. individuals were supposed to be rooting their identities in a home and family. it is a particul

that's where i really was at the time of the orange bird massacre. i knew the students, one of the students leading that was from north charleston. i thought, my staff, as a congress person to be best to. wait what was going on then, i was very much involved with. i taught him how to bowl, so he and i stayed in touch to the whole thing. i became, sort of, at the time of the hospital strike in 1969 we also added garbage workers strike. a few people remember that. bill saunders who, along with -- , was leading the hospital strike. when the hospital straight came along, for some strange, reason they asked me to get involved with the garbage workers to help negotiate an ending to that. so, we had two things going on simultaneously. but we met every evening, to keep things on course. so, the lines of communication stayed open. that's why i'm a little bit concerned today about cutting off -- you have to find ways to keep the communication going. if you stop talking, you're never going to get the best way to cover an issue. so, what was going on back there?

if they already have classes in the center, the children visit three times a week. usually the group twice more than now this time dmytryk shevchenko missed the english lesson at this time the pediatrician scheduled the boy for a routine examination yaroslav movchan oleksandr khoroshun from dnipro for the voice of america and zaporizhzhia since the beginning of the full-scale war has become a transit content such a hub for immigrants, currently more than 90,000 internally displaced persons and the number is growing every day, but most of the evacuees stay here only for the night and go on. who is visiting relatives or acquaintances in ukraine others abroad kindergarten the rainbow gives temporary shelter to all those whom the russian occupiers left without a home work or everything necessary kateryna markova and viktor petrovych tell me where you came from, what you experienced and tell us if we received you well, how are you Молодцы тебя благо большое вам спасибо i no it was expected, they didn't say that the volunteers were speaking at all. the frost is coming, yes , thank you . rec

she went on ellen all the time. she knew that those were the audiences of women who watch ellen, people that she wanted to reach with her policy ideas, and to also shift to culture around issues like a college access, you know, healthier food for children. so, she was really good about that. she wasn't above any of that. and, i think that helped, kind of, also inspired the presidents to get more bold about social media, too. so, he did the between two ferns video, which some of you might remember, you know, to encourage people to sign up for a health care. but then, he also did things like, he did a facebook live video to encourage young people to sign up for facebook. and then, it turns out young people aren't on facebook. so then, he used snapchat, or i forget what it's called now, or something like that. but, you know, to remind young people to fill out the fafsa form. he went to places where they were. at one point, we had a day where he was interviewed by a bunch of youtube stars, and i didn't, at the time, know

the question here is this coming week the best time _ here is this coming week the best time to— here time to trigger that process, given that if the prime minister has a vote _ that if the prime minister has a vote of— that if the prime minister has a vote of no—confidence and he wins, he can't _ vote of no—confidence and he wins, he can't be — vote of no—confidence and he wins, he can't be charged for another year~ _ he can't be charged for another year~ i— he can't be charged for another year. i suspect there are some mps who do think it's time for the prime minister— who do think it's time for the prime minister to— who do think it's time for the prime ministerto go, who do think it's time for the prime minister to go, but i'm who do think it's time for the prime ministerto go, but i'm not who do think it's time for the prime minister to go, but i'm not sure whether— minister to go, but i'm not sure whether this week is the best for it. whether this week is the best for it we _ whether this week is the best for it. we have two by—elections. it's by no _ it. we have two by—election

i took it for the second time in my life. scat is driving, the car is parked. the road, taking into account the summer time. and here immediately broke the blame. this is entirely my fault. separate topic. children on electric scooters. they easily cheat the system, which will not give a two-wheeled unit for rent until they are 18 with a sense of self-preservation in children, so-so, therefore, hardware speed limits. this is a real salvation for them and for pedestrians. but everything more often at the holiday, children ask for their own electric scooter as a gift. at the human rights council. they proposed to ban electric scooters until the age of majority. in principle, this is still in any shopping center and there is generally no age, they don’t ask, of course, age in the first place. this is the responsibility of the inspectors confirm the biggest problem. private electric transport. are there such powerful motors that you can go into space? the other network is simpler, but also dangerous, so they rush along the sidewalk, like burnt ones. god forbid some

but the last time was way back in 2016. he started his career with ireland, his 13 years with england saw him become one of the world's great one—day and t20 players. captain of both sides, he led england to their first world cup victory in 2019 when they won after a dramatic super over at lords against new zealand. he leaves as england's leading one—day and twenty20 run—scorer of all time and under him england broke the world record for the highest total in a one—day international three times. you know. you wake up and you know. that moment came for me and amsterdam. it is a combination of a lot of things. over the course of my international career, which has been a long time, i havejust come to the end. i'm glad i was in a sound enough space to understand that feeling and be well aware of what it meant, and also what it means both for the england side that have led up the england side that have led up to now, and also my personal life. gabrieljesus has been having a medical at arsenal before a sss—million move from manche

and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina controls the time and is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.r. 2543. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. mchenry: this week democrats have a bill on the floor to, quote, address inflation and help bring costs down for americans, end quote. just last week president biden stated that inflation is his, quote, top domestic priority. let's talk about inflation if we are going to talk about the federal reserve. let's look at the numbers. let's look at the stats. the president announced that his focus was going to be on the economy this month. and to kick it off his treasury secretary, secretary yellen, finally admitted that she was wrong when she called inflation transitory last year. so the biden administration and congressional democrats, i had'd like to say to you, welcome to

john hilditch was a county councillor at the time. do anything for the quality of the community. i was involved with it then in terms of the city council, in terms of the housing situation, there were about 700 council houses built all together, which you just don't do anymore because it's too much of all together. it was an estate which was poorly designed. a lot of escape routes for people that were being mischievous. and a lot of trouble there. the mayor of peterborough in 1994 was bobbie day. she used to live on the welland estate. the major problem, youngsters go to a local play centre up to the age of 12. once they reached the age of 12, they want to be grown up and they kick about the streets. they cause a lot of damage, a lot of vandalism and they turn into absolute louts. could one of those youths be connected to rikki's death? it's something people began to wonder with the murder of merseyside toddlerjames bulger fresh in their memory. two 11—year—old boys have been found guilty of abducting and murdering james bulger. suspic

a little less than 10%." you know the threat to the life of the civilian population and at the same time the neglect of basic safety requirements by them. well, maybe this is a precedent for considering such a question. when we have victims from injuries, we have casualties from injuries from shelling, at the same time people were repeatedly stressed about the need for evacuation well, we probably need to consider certain cases, but i would like to remind you that the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights and other human rights organizations working in the ordlo note that forced the evacuation of ukrainian citizens from their homes is a violation of the norms of international law, we must also emphasize that, nevertheless, saving lives is also very important. oleksandr wanted to ask about the situation with the strange kadyrov videos that they show off by spreading like this, we understand that their propaganda machine is working, but as far as i understand, residents from north donetsk also appear there. comment, please, you know this story. well, enough of such funny videos, fir

yes, they coincide, they are close, then we can already talk about the time of the monument to the timehavior. zazovskaya, says that the supporters of the new chronology. for some reason, they recognize the radiocarbon method only in the case of the study of the shroud of turin, while in relation to other episodes of history that do not fit into their theory, on the contrary, everything is rejected. most. the main thing is that the data obtained by this method fit perfectly with other sources of information, for example, archeology - this not just digging out and looking at. there, a whole science is told by a person who constantly touches antiquity, archaeologist alexander budyagin, who participated, for example, in excavations. pompeii based on the fact that there e different eras are the same thing, we should find them in general in one word, but these eras are different, they lie. well, the things of these epochs lie in different ones. and therefore it is impossible to move it, therefore, of course, but in biology somehow in the city of new chronologies. she seems to be very unpleas

we would limit the time on the ground. and as we were leaving turkey to go to iraq, it did leak out. so, once again, you're in a position where you have to make a recommendation which you know is not popular, but, and the recommendation was, we just go to the military base and there were a lot of discussions about it. but once again, at that point, the obama administration, there was a pretty big discussion on air force one and they were very supportive. and it means a lot to the agents, of course, when you get that kind of support. >> [inaudible] could i say something for a second. >> go ahead. >> on that trip, what joe didn't mention, joe was a special agent in charge of president obama as sister director. and we were leaving, as he said, from istanbul to go to afghanistan, it was a secret trip. and they were planning the trip. but prior to departing the last venue in istanbul, as joe said, word was getting out, and the staff were still working on the time of the trip, how much time on the ground. and the staff, again, b

borovikov leaves, in the course of his garbage on time pressed. st, no, it's mutual. cops let the guys in, if one of you failed the pahom, it's better for me to know about it. i listen burned, along the syndics my car. yes, i know that i'm a nerd, what should i do next, and to whom it is issued well, at least not your car will punch, but through the owner. a cousin or cousin, but there is one step before me, in principle, she gave away the best yard somewhere far away, which, it seems, was stolen and they threw the dui itself into the department. i'll be all right now. damn coffee listen listen, if you throw an old man up his throat, you need a car. i returned it now. say that the driver urgently left to eat alexander in the desert. it's the first time in syria that it's only 150 here. i ca n't just leave. why because the russians do not abandon their own. you have to leave, i said to do it. welcome to ozon's summer discount marathon for a whole week of discounts. buy easily every day new products with discounts right now on ozon pure sokolov jewel

and today is the oldest church and at the same time the oldest survivinglding of the belarusian capital. one of the most beautiful churches in minsk, the cathedral of the holy apostles peter and paul this year celebrates the 410th anniversary of its foundation and is not only a monument of belarusian architecture, but also a hymn to orthodoxy that resounds through the centuries. against all odds. in 1596, the union of brest was concluded, according to which the orthodox metropolis in the territory the commonwealth passed into submission to the pope; orthodoxy was actually liquidated for a change. he was introduced to a new religion. the greek catholic orthodox community of minsk at the local councils of 1.611-12 decided not to obey the unia, but instead to build an orthodox church, and under it to establish a monastery, the construction of new orthodox churches was already prohibited at that time, so the townspeople began unauthorized construction with their own money minskers. united in the brotherhood and started to the construction of a stone church, du

but when you bring in territory, fight all the time. you say you want to win the war, you can only win this war. if you have enough weapons, are you getting the, the heavy weapons artillery that you need right now to push the russians back? well, right, you are much, if not, everything depends on whether we will attain a weapon, ofa all for heavy weapon. in fact, that's a solar system, but not only that's about am, unless it's about arm of the eagles, it's about dance up. if you ask me whether the progress is going on. yes, it's much more progressive and the speed is much more high than it used to be in the beginning of war. then many of the states would not even believe ukraine would be able to sustain russian aggression. remember, some military experts would not ukraine more than 3 or 5 days, which coincided there somehow or with a plan which rush ahead. so nobody, one soul that ukraine is capable of ukraine knows how to fight. your grain knows not only how to defend, but how to counter attack and to win. and this ramstein nation at th

the timing and the dates _ prospect for all of us.ot? it is a tuesday, if thursday and a saturday. and we know what happens. essentially, this is a week—long strike. it is time for maximum disruption, isn't it? week-long strike. it is time for maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, ou're maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, you're right. — maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, you're right. the _ maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, you're right, the days _ maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, you're right, the days in _ maximum disruption, isn't it? yeah, you're right, the days in between - you're right, the days in between normal— you're right, the days in between normal service will not be resuming, so it is— normal service will not be resuming, so it is essentially a week of disruption, and is coming on the time _ disruption, and is coming on the time of— disruption, and is coming on the time of the _ disruption, and is coming on the time of the crucial by in wakefield and tiverton, were the —— where the conservative — and tiverton, were

yes, i argued that at the time. - argue that at the time. yes, i argued that at the time. that at the time. i think one of the things that i think i got wrong on it was, i genuinely thought that somehow it would be possible to build consensus and that may be, ok, if things took a bit longer and it took longer than they would be more chance of people coming together and finding a way through this, finding a way to build some consensus. but actually, the opposite happened and the longer it took, the more polarised everything became. and i got that wrong. but i think things became more polarised, but i think, you know, look, but we've got to do now is moving forward. you know, we are outside the eu. we have new relationships to build. we've got to set up now a positive future for the country that moves on. immigration is one of those policies _ country that moves on. immigration is one of those policies that - is one of those policies that obviously lay at the heart of the concerns of seven, by no means all, but some of those people who wanted brexit. —— the concerns of some.

for 48 is the time. and in sports this morning, the a's just couldn't keep the lead against the best team in the majors. >> and the mlb all-star voting is out for position players with the giants player in the mix. we've got sports director jason dumas, us with the story. >> entered monday with the worst record in major league baseball. they were in the bronx taking on the team with the best record in major league baseball. this could get ugly to the bronx. we go. it was a rainy day in new york city because it but early downpours, it cleared up for a little baseball. 3rd inning bases loaded for elvis, andrus and he clears bases with one swing of the bat goes all the way back in the lead. 41 3 rbi double. this bottom of the 4, juan carlos stanton. and that would team he got hold of that one. jersey, mike's subs. everything that remind me of food right now making me hungry and want to use diet. >> his 18th home run of the season is 5 to 2. then the a's completely. >> all a part in the 7th first walk. then s

at the same time, a shopping center can be partially built up on this site for her housing, and at thee, it can become the base for the infrastructure of a residential quarter. i'm sure if there will be a lot of housing, then a grocery store will certainly be needed here. uh, various service groups, like hairdressing salons, fitness centers, swimming pools, and so on , the concept is still being worked out, but it is already clear that the redevelopment will cost the future investor. a large amount of preliminary assessment of 25-30 billion rubles. in ukraine, the stuffing of the next fakes, where is the truth, where is the lie understood in vital vitaly artyunyan? comedy sbu presents a new episode of intercepted conversations that actually mounted on the knees of the security service of ukraine does not cease to disgrace and publishes negotiations, allegedly russian military now. the legend invented by not the most adequate author is that the captured ukrainian warriors were going to be driven around mariupol in order to clear it of mines, in fact, another record with a ukrainian acce

guess the time when there is a service here. ties and villages. new vera summoned local parishioners, who defended their rights in every possible way, and only with the advent of vladislav the fourth vase to the throne. orthodox prayers resounded here. this is a frog in relaxation. the locals call it that. well, this is a good example for all of us. how to not only work, but also to relax and explore local attractions. one of the halls of the pharmacy is now a museum, and i will note absolutely free of charge, you can come and see and see that there are a lot of small antique objects and believe me will drag out will drag out not for one hour. what kind of reconciliation shop you look at and wants to, but with someone important for yourself to reconcile. this spring, unique for the locals, they say tsar peter himself spouted water, travel with us to belarus 24. when i left for israel, i continued to miss belarus belarusian nature, there are many friends who stayed here in belarus. what the world gave me was to give a good family,

the fans having a good time. we're going to have more of our coverage and how it was win-win for the city of san francisco, too. and gas prices, why have they gone up so much? we're going to take the tally. you're going to be surprised hear how much more we're paying. and there's now a new committee trying to investigate what's going on. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> 6.25 right now. and today it is going to be toasty. broiling, scorching. choose your word. >> i well, make g rated word. how heck? >> 103 and ca. 102 in antioch. 97. 100 in napa. i mean, look at these temperatures 101 in santa rosa. these are the projection

the end. i remember one time visiting my parents, my father had lived through the depression. since that time, today this little vignette occurred, he was pretty conservative, generally voted republican. i did not let no one's answer to. for some reason it came to me, i was reading a book about roosevelt. something. i said something, not knowing what the response would be, what did you think of franklin roosevelt? he said, just like that, the i'll never forget when he did for me. what he did for me. well, that sends a personal identification was expressed at the same time, expressed earlier at the time of roosevelt's death by a much better known person. indeed, the person who more than any other was destined to carry on roosevelt's legacy of reform. through his own administration several decades later, that was lyndon johnson. perhaps we should give him the last word. at that time of roosevelt's death, johnson was a young congressman from texas who often said that fdr, quote, was like a daddy to me. upon hearing of roosevelt's death, speaking from the steps of the capital build

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at the same time, the accounts chamber noted that for the first time in 5 years, the budget was executed97.5% , the dynamics of reducing unused balances, positive during the year, taking into account anti-crisis measures. the budget was increased by 2 trillion rubles of outstanding funds, totaling 645 billion. this is compared to a trillion a year earlier , money, as a rule, is contracted and will move on to another area of ​​work next year accounting chamber and evaluation of the effectiveness of national projects. the approach to this issue will be finalized and the auditors will monitor not only the spending of funds. well, for the parameters of achieving the goal for which the money was pledged, we draw your attention to the fact that of the one and a half thousand indicators of all state programs, a significant part is of a technical nature, only 22% is of a high level. here is the indicator, where the real result, and they themselves are often of such a nature, as how many organizations receiving support, but they received support. and further, what does it mean or, uh, the number

and from the time he was on the campaign trail. he that was part of his campaign that he would fight for for equal rights that he would fight for to enforce desegregation laws. he was slower doing them than a lot of people wanted him to be so the correspondence that he got reflected, you know, both sides and the question about integration of the white house school was coming from both people who encouraged that as a way a very visible way for kennedy to demonstrate his sincerity. and from racist white supremacists who said well, what business do you have telling us that our children have to go to school with -- when? you're not doing this with your children. this school start out integrated. it did not start out integrated did this goal become into it became integrated at the time that they created the first grade classroom the african-american boy who became part of the the school was avery hatcher. who was the son of andrew hatcher who was kennedy's assistant, press secretary. this was something that had very mixed opinions the s

those wonderful what if questions that we wrestle with all the time. what is known as the terrible what if's of history. i think it is unknowable what would have happened if social media had existed at the time. because social media is part of a dramatically changed media and cultural environment that we live in today. i don't think you can simply say there is social media, but there is only the three major broadcast networks. i think one of the questions that i have, i been talking to -- for a program we are hosting here at 1:00. one of the questions i am interested in is what would have happened if watergate was unfolding today? how would it be reported through social media? what with the differences be? i'm curious to hear what the two guys who wrote the stories thinking about this environment and how it would be. >> we will hear those answers together. we are airing that event at the washington post here on c-span at 1 p.m. eastern. forgive us it will be on c-span two where we will be airing it on our c-span now app and on c-span.org. more involveme

well, for 45 is the time. t to the weather center now to check of the forecast from reyna harvey in for john. good morning. good morning, we're excited that the warriors won and we have a cool day. >> to celebrate the warriors, but the cooldown doesn't last long today and tomorrow we'll have that. >> and then we start to warm up come sunday. so you probably planning father's day,dmaybe have some june teen plans this weekend. so remember sunday's your warm day tomorrow is your cool day. a live look outside san francisco. you can see we do not have those clear skies we've had for most of the week. you definitely are going to see some clouds scattered across the bay area this morning. i could not see the mood on my drive into work today. wind speeds picking up across the bay area, especially inland and along the east bay. you definitely have some winds. you want to take a light jacket with you if you're heading out this morning. well, highs across the bay area today, definitely much lower than we were at the start

the president has been stuck in the low 40s for a long time. they had some hope earlier this year of getting out of it, and then you've got the war in ukraine. gas prices are a very strong driver of public sentiment about the economy, so as matt indicated, strong reflections of job growth in the economy, the question is the inflation level is too high. on the other hand, if you can achieve or see the economy have inflation peak and begin to come down, that's directionally where the white house wants to go. we do have some signs that inflation pressures are moderating, so too high right now, people aren't happy, but if it declines, if it continues to decline through the course of the year, that will be a better place for the biden white house than we're in right now. >> we will see when we see. thank you very much for jumping on. i appreciate it. >>> still ahead for us, time to act. last night president biden spoke from the white house calling for action on gun reform. we heard him also asked about it at the end of his remarks there. but that may

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