she interviewed minister of transport vital savelyev. what issues did we discuss right now? good afternoon, given that we are in the far east, i think that we will be interviewing in an interview, we will discuss this particular topic , of course, the construction of road infrastructure and in this region. it is also a priority, of course. here are the main projects currently being implemented in this direction. in fact, in our country, and one and a half million roads 64,000 federal 53,000 ren regional and about a million sleeping roads, and in the far east in the whole far eastern federal district 128,000 km. the roads are quite a big figure, but satisfaction. we can say that half of them are in a standard state there. hands a lot a little over 11.000, but in general the roads are developing somewhere discussions, as well next to various projects, for example, the ring road. it is near vladivostok, there are options, and all kinds of road e, junctions of the entrances, therefore a and the ministry of transport and regional subject authorities. we all work together in coope

your body has less fluid to go around and take the blood to transport it to vital organs.he body diverts the blood away from the body -- the heart, the liver and moves it to this end. -- to the skin. kristen: what are the signs you can watch for? >> some people may not always have the symptoms we expect. because they are elderly or newborns, for example. tiredness, dizziness, the skin may change. and i would come up that might look like flushing. -- in a light-colored princeton, that might look like flushing. a high heartbeat or high respiratory rate. normal heart rate is 60. over 100 you start worrying. at the end of the day, if you have a good thermometer and it is going close to 40, some thermometers do not go back high. that might be another dangerous sign. have you seen any patients coming today with the mild there are more severe impact? >> talking with some of the clinicians in the emergency department, both here in san francisco and the central valley in fresno, i would say fresno is being hit hard right now. they talk about double digits of people coming in every

the east after a successful assault by ukrainian forces, ukraine recaptured one town that was a vital transportration for the russians. russian troops also left another area and are claiming to regroup in the donetsk region. the senior russian official in kharkiv told citizens who wish to leave the area for russia to do so. now. >> meantime, russia's government continues to crack down on any antiwar sentiment inside the country. several elected officials were recently taken into police custody and fined after suggesting president vladimir putin be impeached for high treason. they say the war has hurt the economy and made nato stronger after the invasion started last february, a law was passed forbidding any news that discredits the military since then, an independent group tracking detentions in russia says more than 16,000 people have been arrested or detained for anti war >> but things are much different in mariupol. rush is now rebuilding a city and helped destroy some citizens of mariupol arrive to their new apartments with ribbon cuttings and keys in the colors of russia flying on banners

what needs to be done so that the deadlines for the construction of a vital transport highway are not this is like a minimum figure in the thirty-fifth year and it must be done ahead of schedule. the first proposal again, the second proposal is to transfer the construction functions to the ministry of construction of the russian federation and the last proposal in order to to synchronize the development of the far east, to expand the powers of the government to the commission for the socio-economic development of the far east, what needs to be done first of all is to start building as quickly as possible. e, the most complex technological and longest construction projects. uh, those are tunnels and bridges. this should be how the first stage should start as quickly as possible and be sure to be followed by other stages in order to make the baikals of the amur mainline. you have become completely double-tracked and electrified railway. the heart of parma will soon be well, and now we will again be transported to vladivostok, i remind you that the eastern economic forum is hosting a hug

what needs to be done so that the timing of the construction of a vital transport highways were not broken - this is like a minimum figure in the thirty-fifth year, and it must be made ahead of schedule the first offer. the first proposal is to transfer the construction functions to the ministry of construction of the russian federation and the last proposal , in order to synchronize the development of the far east, to expand the powers of the government commission for the socio-economic development of the far east, it is necessary, first of all , to start building as quickly as possible. uh, the most complex technological and the longest construction period objects. uh, those are tunnels and bridges. this should be how the first stage should start as quickly as possible and other stages will definitely follow in order for the baikal-amur mainline to become a fully double-track or qualified railway. even if the damaged liver does not bother, it is better to take care of it in time with two active components. were able to help relieve inflammation and restore liver cells taking care of the

vital part of our growth. what i will make sure of is the transport secretary is immediately onto this issue. i know she is. she has already contacted -- he is only contacting people to make sure we do protect this airport and protect that vital infrastructure, the connectivity that helps our economy grow. >> i would like to ask the prime minister during her leadership campaign she said waiting time for ambulances in her constituency were appalling and i think many of my constituency it's agree with that statement. across britain, waiting hours and hours for an ambulance but instead of focusing on this there have been three secretaries in three months. will you commission the see qc to investigate and the solutions to ambulance service delays, facing the additional pressures of the winter? >> people should not have to wait as long as they are for ambulance services and my secretary is tackling this issue and already laid out her priorities and sorting out the affluent services. >> can i welcome our new prime minister to her role and the front bench. this is cancer awareness month and as she knows cancer is t

vital part of our economic growth. i will make sure that the new transport secretary is immediately on the issue. i know she is. eady contacting the people to make sure we protect the airport and protect that vital infrastructure and connectivity that helps our economy to grow. >> helen morgan. helen morgan: i, too, welcome the prime minister to her new post. during her leadership campaign, she said that ambulance waiting times in her rural norfolk constituency were "appalling," and i think that many of my constituents would agree with that statement. across britain, waiting hours and hours for an ambulance has become normal, but rather than focusing on the problem, a leadership fiasco has seen three health secretaries in three months. will the prime minister get a grip on this grave situation, and commission the cqc to investigate the causes of, and the solutions to, these ambulance delays before a service in crisis faces the additional pressures of an oncoming winter? p.m. truss: people should not have to wait as long as they are for ambulance services, and my new health secretary is immediately tackling this

. >> regional airports including don castor airports are a vital part of our economic plan and what i will make sure is the new transport secretary is immediately on this issue. i know she is, i can tell she's already contacting the people in don castor and sheffield to make sure we do protect this airport and we protect that vital infrastructure and connectivity to help our economy grow. >> thank you mister speaker. i'd also like to welcome the prime minister. during her leadership campaign she said that waiting time in her normal constituency were appalling and many of my constituents would agree with that statement. waiting hours has become normal but instead of focusing on this problem the conservatives have seen three house changes in three months. will the prime minister get a grip on the situation and commission the ctc to investigate the cause and the solutions to the services delays before a servicing crisis faces the additional crisis of an oncoming winter. >> people should not have to wait as long as they are for services and my new health secretary is immediately tackling this issue. she's already laid out h

flight as the first of three missions that will be a vital test that involve hardware, software and ground systems that are intended to wonder transportans to mars and even beyond. fingers crossed for saturday, right? sandhya: there is a slight chance of thunderstorms. hopefully, they can take off. dan: that's true. sandhya: who knows. let's talk heat. it is a dangerous heatwave for the upcoming weekend that we are tracking. that heat is going to intensify, particularly on sunday and labor day. be ready for this. this is going to be a statewide event. much of california under an excessive heat warning. we have parts of california under an excessive heat watch. the coastal bayshore communities, also northeastern california, under a heat advisory. if you are traveling, keep this in mind. i want to show you the high temperatures for today. it was sizzling inland, triple digits, 105 vacaville, 106 livermore. along the coastline, it was completely mild. it's not going to be mild this weekend inland. i want to show you what you need to watch out for. child heats up three to five times faster in a hot car. look before you lock. 100 degree ai

vital test. they are intended to one-day transport humans to mars and beyond. we are going to be talking with an astra -- nasa astronaut about this historic mission coming up on abc 7 at 7:00. liz: next, with the oakland mayor plans to do to combat violent crime in the east bay. kumasi: and what a judge it said about elizabeth holmes attempt to have her conviction thrown out. liz: as we head to break, a live look outside this morning. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. want a permanent solution to homelessness? and provides steady you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write

transportable patients before this helicopter does not exist. this is a defibrillator monitor that allows you to monitor very important vital signs up to saturation. e carbon dioxide of the blood. this is a device for dosed administration of drugs. moreover, several helicopters can collect them here. can easily land without specially equipped sites for zimbabwe, the most i assure you is that what you gave me today. this is a treasure, we will keep an eye on it. we will use it correctly and i will personally make sure that it is properly maintained by ansats from russia. only the first step in creating air ambulance in zimbabwe will require about 50 medical helicopters for the country, and it is very likely that this will be a large cooperation project russia zimbabwe evgeny petrukhin. nikit korneev vadim klevanov. anton daikin to conduct harare zimbabwe the far east will receive more than one and a half billion rubles for the development of money will come to transport, a vein and social infrastructure prime minister michal mishustin said this at a meeting today with his deputies, most of the funds will be allocated by the end of this year among

flight as the first of three missions that will be a vital test that involve hardware, software and ground systems that are intended to wonder transportumans to mars and even beyond. fingers crossed for saturday, right? sandhya: there is a slight chance of thunderstorms. hopefully, they can take off. dan: that's true. sandhya: who knows. let's talk heat. it is a dangerous heatwave for the upcoming weekend that we are tracking. it is an area of high-pressure as her take a look at the graphics here coming in from the desert southwest. that heat is going to intensify, particularly on sunday and labor day. be ready for this. this is going to be a statewide event. much of california under an excessive heat warning. we have parts of california under an excessive heat watch. the coastal bayshore communities, also northeastern california, under a heat advisory. if you are traveling, keep this in mind. i want to show you the high temperatures for today. it was sizzling inland, triple digits, 105 vacaville, 106 livermore. along the coastline, it was completely mild. it's not going to be mild this weekend inland. i want to show you what you need

which are, were absolutely vital for russian troops in terms of communication with you now are troops a bit further away, but also are places that were a hub in terms of transport. and we now we know that the russian army is a heavy reliance on a train transport to get equipment, ammunition material i know so a fresher or troops. and what perhaps have, has been even more astonishing at than does strategic victory or of ukraine as so far or on data over 3000 square kilometers of territory, there have liberated ease, the russian answer, or the russian army are left almost entirely there their heart give a region admitted to a more or less to its a defeat, thereby saying it was regrouping. and it seems that in the art of war they hadn't really for dar true. they hadn't thought about their retreat very well because they left a countless at tags, countless emanations, that is now in the hands of the ukrainian army in the after months of pain and completely die and news. how is this monumental swing in the fortunes of the ukrainian army been greeted by the people you've talked to in the capital? well, you can a really feel a switch in the mood of people. you know, a

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transportable patients before that helicopters do not exist. this is a defibrillator monitor that allows you to monitor hmm very important vital signs up to saturationthe blood. this is a device for dosed administration of drugs. drugs. and they can be collected here a few years ago, reliable helicopter. it can easily land without a specially equipped platform for zimba, that is. i assure you that what you gave me today. here is the treasure. we will be watching him. we will use it correctly and i will personally make sure that it is normally kept full face from russia, only the first step in the creation of sanitary aviation. in zimbabwe , the country will require about 50 medical helicopters and it is very likely that this will be big cooperation project. russia zimbabwe evgenia petrukhina nikita korneev vadim klevanov anton dadykin to lead the harare zimbabwe eva, where every day let's look at them and find out how they cope with it who is in favor of watching cartoons tomorrow today we are watching 4 minutes of news, and then a series of 3 minutes, where no one ever complains. after all, each of them has an application to watch hands that you ca

for disparity, working on the connected mom, and let a woman be at home and vital signs remotely instead of public transportation to the physician and worked on what to do about addiction services many people who die within a year after pregnancy, die from addiction. and at suicide bill, many women post pregnancy die of suicide. there's more to do and common ground, the common ground gets lost inned midst of a cloud of misinformation. i want to speak as a physician, when patient came to us i had to disspell their fears that weren't the case and instead there was kind of oh, my gosh. first, i think dr. marshall did a wonderful job of pointing out that he is a pro-life physician, takes care of patients with ectopic pregnancy end of sentence, period. and we hear that a woman would ectopic pregnancy wouldn't get care, can we dispel that? the states with highest, most restrictive abortion have the highest mortality and no one speaks of washington d.c. which has the highest mortality and no limit on access to abortion, the baby can be coming through the birth canal in washington d.c. and can be aborted, five minutes,

vital medicines . it was also a restless night and in the dnipro, russian rockets hit a residential quarter in the middle of the city and a transportpany. this was announced by the mayor of the city dmytro filatov, as a result of strikes with canders, one person died, five were injured due to a fire at the enterprise, 52 buses were burned, 98 more were injured in the city, several were also destroyed high-rise gymnasiums, shops and administrative buildings were destroyed by the occupiers, and in the dnipropetrovsk region, the russians hit the nikopol region three times with hail and heavy artillery. this was reported by the head of the regional military administration, valentin riznichenko, in the chervonogrigorivsky community, industrial facilities, a dozen private houses, water pipes and power lines were damaged, and in nikopol, shells they hit a private house, there were no dead and wounded, rescuers have been working at the landing sites since night, and the enemy attacked odesa again at night with iranian by kamikaze drones this was reported by serhiy bratchuk, a greek officer of the regional military administration, however,

transport to q. jessica barry under is head of a laboratory. that process is home screening tests for cervical cancer, yadda. it says that this has been vital in finding women who are at an increased risk of cervical cancer. it's very easy. you get the kid in the post with instructions and sent it back. since we started last year with screened many more women this way than those he used to visit the gynecologist or midwife. the higher ed on this in india has just developed its own vaccine raising hopes that sweden's lead can be followed there by my father to log many of these countries could not introduced h be roxanne because the vaccine was expensive. now we know that a single those of the vaccine will walk almost as good as fools as of 2 daughters. this is a great opportunity for the low and middle income country street to use the vaccine . and at the same time also focus on the screening bar. and to me, it looks like more embodying the women to day take care of themselves when it comes to preventive health. the world health organization wants to make sure that 90 percent of girls in europe are vaccinated. by the time they reach. 15 year

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transport trade and industry is expected that the cost of reconstruction will only increase in the coming months, besides, according to experts' estimates, over the next three years, our country needs 105 billion dollars for the vitalds of the population, an economic forum was held in the polish karpacz, where every year the challenges facing europe and the world in general are discussed this year a lot of attention was paid to the war in ukraine and its consequences for other countries , and the ukrainian delegation also traditionally elected a person of the year at the forum, which topics violated but who represented our country will tell maria chernyakhivska karpach, a picturesque town in the mountainous region of poland on the border with the czech republic , the economic forum has been held here for the third year in a row, which has been held 31 times in total . of the problems discussed here, caused by russian aggression against ukraine, europeans raised the issue of energy security in international politics, but the central topic still remained war in ukraine the ukrainian forum was opened by the vice-marshal of the sejm of poland, mr. terletsky we want our discussion on the ukrainian part of the forum to h

vital issues, we propose to conduct in the next year international conference on food security. dear colleagues today, we are adopting the sco concept of strengthening interconnectedness and creating efficient transportdors. for the purpose of practical implementation of the main provisions of the concept, we propose to create, with the support of the united nations, an interregional center for interconnectedness in the city of tashkent. we also consider the signing of a tripartite agreement on the construction of a railway within the framework of the summit as a historic event. china kyrgyzstan uzbekistan call to support and another strategically important railway corridor construction project, termez mazari sharif kabul pishevar, the implementation of these two projects will open up great opportunities for strengthening interconnectedness increasing mutual trade and investment in general ensuring sustainable economic growth in the space of our organization all promising projects in the field of transport and communication we could discuss at the site of the first sco transport forum next year in uzbekistan the problems of the environmental agenda are of particular relevance. today, by adopting a jo

transportable patients. prior to this, helicopters did not exist. this is a defibrillator monitor that allows you to monitor very important vital signs up to saturation. e carbon dioxide of the blood. this device for dosed administration of drugs. and they can be collected here a few years ago, a reliable helicopter. it can easily land without a specially equipped platform for zimbak, you are the very thing, i assure you that what you gave me today. this is a treasure, we will keep an eye on it. we will use it correctly and i will personally check that it is normally kept full-face from russia . only the first step in creating air ambulance in zimbabwe for the country will require about 50 medical helicopters and all it is likely that this will be a large cooperation project russia zimbabwe evgeny petrukhin. nikit korneev vadim klevanov anton dadykin to lead harare zimbabwe now we will break for a couple of minutes, and after the moscow kremlin program on our air, putin seryoga why do you need so many red jackets, why should a double cashback psb credit card have a lot of good? well, what am i talking about get a credit card from the fsb and return u

transport, trade and the industry expects that the cost of reconstruction will only increase in the coming months, besides, according to experts' estimates. over the next three years, our country needs 105 billion dollars for the vital needs of the population. about three thousand high-rise buildings and almost 5 thousand private houses were destroyed as a result of shelling by the russians in the kharkiv region. this was reported by the deputy head of the office according to president kyrylo tymoshenko, kharkiv residents are building fortifications and fortifications side by side with the military. however russian projectiles are aimed at objects of critical infrastructure of housing and communal services and administrative buildings, meanwhile, in zaporizhzhia, hundreds of high-rise buildings and private houses have already been restored, the pace of restoration is also increasing in zhytomyr oblast, so far more than 850 objects have been rebuilt there, at the same time, russian troops are sparing no effort to destroy mykolaiv oblast. the number of destroyed objects in the region is approaching seven thousand, only private houses were destroyed, 447 high-rise buildings were destroyed, 835 schools, 105 kindergarten

vital signs measured remotely. as opposed to perhaps taking public transportation to and from the physician. we've worked significantly on what to do about addiction services, knowing that many women who die within a year after a pregnancy die of addiction. we just passed a major suicide, bill mental health bill. which, again, since many women who die post pregnancy die of suicide. but there's more to do. and i emphasize that because there is common ground. and the common ground gets kind of lost in the midst of a cloud of misinformation. i want to speak as a physician. because i found when patients came to me in a panic, the first thing i had to do was dispel their fears that were not the case. try to distill factories where there was instead this kind of, oh my gosh. first, i think dr. marshall did a wonderful job of pointing out that he is a pro life position, takes care of patients with ectopic pregnancies, period, end of story. we heard dialogue that somehow woman with an ectopic pregnancy will not get her care. it's just not true. can we dispel that? when folks say, those states that h

transportation effects our quality of life. the idea that we can put this large investment into the system and connected to our other services to have it be, such a vital lives -- it's important to me. >> in the south bay, zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> you can stream the entire bart 50 year special available in the new and popular section of our website. you can also back into the archives. archives. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. queen elizabeth's coffin now resting inside westminster hall where she'll lie in state for four days this after a 38 minute procession today for an emotional crowd of thousands through the streets of london. officials expect up to 750,000 people to line up to say their goodbyes over the next four days reporter jim dolan from our sister station in new york is in london this week. this is the line for folks who want to get into westminster hall and file past the queen's casket and her crown. it's

transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the labor secretary, agriculture secretary, tom vilsack has a big stake in this game. can they use trucks? can they use air freight? can they get this stuff that is vitalund? the other thing they're throwing around is maybe executive action by president biden. it's not clear the extent of what he can do because a lot of this is under the purview of these private companies. that's a big question here. but it is something they have kicked around. i think they realize the seriousness of this. president biden himself has been obviously a huge supporter of unions during his presidency. he talks about it all the time when he's on the road. he's navigating a very delicate balance here between obviously trying to avert this potential disaster, which their word, could exacerbate inflation, which has been a major problem for them, but also supporting the unions in the way you've seen president biden talk about so much, anderson. >> kaitlan collins, i appreciate it. thanks. >>> senator graham has proposed 15-week national ban on abortion has exposed a rift in the republican party on the issue just ahead of midterm elections. that's next. don't mind me. i'm just t

transportation emissions and accounts for 3% of the nations to lure greenhouse gas production. dealing with these issues is going to be vitally important for the future. i look forward to hearing from my colleagues and thinking about the future of aviation. of my colleagues have pointed out, it does require strong leadership from the faa. a bill that senator wicker and i passed which we expect as we continue to have oversight over the faa to get the right policies in place, getting the right people in place, and continuing to focus on security as well as -- security will help us be the leaders in aviation. i hope that we can talk about how to continue to maintain that as we move forward with the reauthorization. i think the chair. >> i now recognize the ranking member of the full committee, senator wicker for his opening statement. >> surely you must realize eventually you're going to get a chance to talk at this hearing. i do want to thank senators sinema, cruz, and cantwell for beginning work on this subcommittee and beginning to work on the faa re--- for next year. 9000 red to drones. used for recreational and commercial p

transport route uniting asia and europe that passed through our country, for belarus, is a really pragmatic interest. they're just there some dreams of being great or being there by someone's umbrella to us. it is vitallyin civilization, but this is logically how close to civilization, despite the fact that globalization refuses, the world becomes one, everyone communicates, everyone travels. e, and when we say that we are a eurasian, er, so to speak, e country, i do not agree with this. i still think that we are europeans, we are closer to european culture and that yes, but these are miscarriages for god's sake, this is no, they say that a trip to europe is excuse me to deserve this privilege, then even this phrase makes us find options for communicating correctly with those people who support our values, who are ready to talk to us and most importantly.

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vital lines to communities. and it is a disservice to not restore these lines. and public transportation has to be accessible to everyone. in all areas of the city. and -- to delete these lines that were previously important ones is a disservice to the san francisco. so, please, restore these lines and celebration of transit month. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. hello. i'm [inaudible]. center coalition on home willness and stop poverty tosis the board. hopefully you received 2e mails. one is regarding putting stop poverty toes on the agenda for september 20. and -- it is really important. as suzanne said it has been 15 months. since the board of directors heard compelling testimony. by people who experienced tow and rad vocates it was so compelling that -- the board asked the staff to come back with a report. regarding neighborhoods affected. racial and -- economic equity issues. it has not happened yet. it should be on the agenda september 20th. les low who live in her vehicle and attended in person to this board meeting twice this summer. decided to survey neighbors in

transport. in addition to the freezing of scot rail fares will support bus services including the continued delivery of free bus travel for all those under 22 and over 60 footer we will invest in vitalis. in the year ahead, we will publish a biodiversity strategy and take action to stimulate private investment in nature, restoration. we will continue work to identify the location of a new national park and develop the land reform bill to further diversify land ownership and empower communities. we will work with partners to further improve land protection and resilience and support farmers and crofters to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. and we will introduce a wildlife management bill for grouse to reduce the negative impact of some chris moore practices on wildlife and the environment. presiding officer, in addition to those i have mentioned already, this programme also includes bills for the new devolved tax on aggregates, and to clarify the law on trusts and succession. and last but by no means least, this programme for government provides for the scottish independence referendum bill. if the outcome of the forthcoming supreme court referral confirms that a consultative vote is

transportation secretary is one of the most unionized actors in the country. can you speak to how you are going to put those principles into practice? >> yes, we know that it is vitally important to do so. i think that what we really need to make sure of this to engage all of the players who have an opportunity to participate in the workforce of the future. because this is not just a question of fairness, although that is reason enough to ensure that we are bringing in people from backgrounds that have been excluded from these labor opportunities in the past. and supporting high paying, and good jobs with the opportunity to join a union. but it's also simply going to be necessary for us to get the work done, because this will require more of the american people and the american workforce than perhaps any national undertaking since world war ii. >> thank you, mister secretary. and mister chair, i yield back. >> thank you. chair now recognize miss vandyne for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. i appreciate you being here today, secretary buttigieg. good to see you again, i'm always gonna call you mayor because that's how i know you. i appreciate you

transportation secretary is one of the most unionized sectors in the country. can you speak to how you are going to put those principles into practice? >> yes, we know that it is vitally important to do so. i think that what we really need to make sure of this to engage all of the players who have an opportunity to participate in the workforce of the future. because this is not just a question of fairness, although that is reason enough to ensure that we are bringing in people from backgrounds that have been excluded from these labor opportunities in the past. and supporting high paying, and good jobs with the opportunity to join a union. but it's also simply going to be necessary for us to get the work done, because this will require more of the american people and the american workforce than perhaps any national undertaking since world war ii. >> thank you, mister secretary. and mister chair, i yield back. >> thank you. chair now recognize miss vandyne for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. i appreciate you being here today, secretary buttigieg. good to see you again, i'm always gonna call you mary because that's how i know you. i appreciate you

transportation secretary is one of the most unionized actors in the country. can you speak to how you are going to put those principles into practice? >> yes, we know that it is vitally important to do so. i think that what we really need to make sure of this to engage all of the players who have an opportunity to participate in the workforce of the future. because this is not just a question of fairness, although that is reason enough to ensure that we are bringing in people from backgrounds that have been excluded from these labor opportunities in the past. and supporting high paying, and good jobs with the opportunity to join a union. but it's also simply going to be necessary for us to get the work done, because this will require more of the american people and the american workforce than perhaps any national undertaking since world war ii. >> thank you, mister secretary. and mister chair, i yield back. >> thank you. china recognize miss vandyne for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. i appreciate you being here today, secretary buttigieg. good to see you again, i'm always gonna call you mary because that's how i know you. i appreciate you comi