turk: thank you very much. thank you for this opportunity to provide you all an update on the department of energy's implementation of the bipartisan summit -- bipartisan infrastructure law. it truly is a historic investment in renewing american infrastructure, not just for this year, but for decades to come. we are together rebuilding american manufacturing and increasing american competitiveness. we are creating millions of lasting, good paying jobs all across our country. we are reducing energy costs for americans and improving our energy security, promoting energy justice and tackling climate change head on. the bill is also the culmination of years of this committee's excellent work, including the bipartisan energy act of 2020. on behalf of our entire departing, let me thank you sincerely for all of your leadership and partnership. we have investments of more than 62 billion dollars for the department of energy to administer. the bill launches 60 new programs and enhancing 12 other programs. nearly 90% of

it's expressing, hey, this is how the turks understand it. there is most recent polls show a 92 percent negative sentiment now towards sweden, nato accession bid. i think that's a tremendous, overwhelming amount of the turkish population showing a negative sediment towards sweden succession. be that this is a quite unprecedented because normally we would never see this many everyday turks care about another country's nato accession bit, but at the end of the day, 92 percent. that's an astounding number. the turkish parliament to not ratify something that 92 percent of the public does not want. the target president cannot push something through parliament that 92 percent of his public does not want to get a democracy. 92 percent that people they don't want it in any democracy that will not pass that will not pass. and that will not pass in sweden that will not pass in any nato member countries. so i don't know why people are trying, expecting you to be able to push this through. for the record sweden has previously punish someone for miss gend

is it one that's anti turk is an anti muslim? is that just anger over nato? i mean, how did you read these protests? first of all, i think what's being express very simply is hate. we're seeing a perfect storm up. anti church kit ain't the turkish physicians turco. phobia, zen oppo, b islam of phobia. these are all obstacles against nato. i. i always tell my swedish counterparts that is not the one placing an obstacle in front of nato. it's the p g. a protest that are placing the obstacle in front of nato for swedish succession. and at the end of the day, what we hear the argument coming back is, this is freedom of expression. while, when we look at freedom of expression, i think the best way this test is to say what is being express what's being expressed when you're burning across what's being express, besides intolerance and hey, there are swedish laws, i believe it's chapter 16, article 8. if you have time google it, it's very complex and it took me very long time to sit down and understand sweden's understanding of freedom of expression. it's very, very,

thank you to those ukrainians who support the turks, and those who suffered.remains with ukraine under such conditions. now, er, we will have er, iryna koval, the news is next, we will find out what happened in the last hour. thank you, lesya. well , i will talk about turkey in the issue, because the number of our ukrainians who do not get in touch and were in

, i don’t know, i only feel that they are organic in this, the turk’s house is always with guests andersations, they are very secular and very spiritual very modern and very devout in the koran, always visible at a height, the main book of the house, family values ​​above all, the parents are undeniable, the cult is a greeting, my mother and father always spent time here, there is also a room in the back, my mother slept there mom and dad there is his table, my father liked to treat his friends with fish, so my little brother usually ran to the bosphorus and caught fish, and then my mother cooked and so often, but this house was famous for the fact that my father treated his friends with fish , probably 10-15 years ago, can you imagine the big the ship took a course for the house right here. my mother saw it and ran out of the house. imagine a huge ship sliding towards her slowly . she was alone in the house and ran out . it stopped and hit the shore, probably 10 meters from here. i will show you a photo, it is really very big. the ship is bigger than this house. by the way, we had tr

turk. i will start the questioning. my first question, sir, would be concerning the ev battery supply chain. i don't think there's any secret here. my concerns along with a lot of my colleagues on the capture that china has on this market, how do we break that? i understand there are concerns about a company called micro vest. it was awarded a grafter the infrastructure laws battery grant program. what i say that company have to china? i know that microvast received an award from the trump administration. i'm hoping you can alleviate some concerns we have about this particular company and more globally the d.o.e.'s process for vetting applicants to ensure we are not giving our best ideas to china and funding them to be able to take advantage of it in the marketplace along with ours. if you can explain the vetting process and what you know about this company and what you are doing to make sure that is not going in the wrong direction. >> thanks for the question, chairman. i know senator barr

it was the turks who are taking the lead. what made this interesting and not just because it was nearly five days since that initial tremor, but it was also that they weren't really turkish rescue workers reeling the operation. they were minors, coal miners. they were asking the coal miners. they built what looked like an entrance to the coal mine, they're hacking of wood in order to create that to allow them to tunnel inside. once they got inside, that is when they called on support from the american paramedics who were there. there was an american doctor on hand from fairfax county. he helped out, a little bit. but mostly, this is a turkish that operation. the americans, when i spoke with him, they said they give credit where credit is due. the turks did this, but really it was those two people, that woman, the mother and her daughter who we were told was a woman and her two children. we are very sorry to learn that one of them had actually died a couple of days earlier. they are both take it out alive. you gotta remember h

monumental temple of alexander nevsky was erected a year after the liberation of bulgaria from the turksituent people's assembly in the city of velikaya tarnovo , it was decided to erect this majestic temple monument . moreover, the exact place where it should be located on the site of the ancient of the ancient necropolis of death next to the church of st. sophia and the place of execution of the apostle of the bulgarian revolutionary liberty, the final project of the temple was prepared by a famous russian architect, the author of the project of the upper shopping malls of the now moscow gum professor alexander pomerantsev construction. the byzantine style was embarrassed by russian artists who created beautiful mosaic panels of icons on both sides of the royal gates, painted by viktor vasnetsov; today the interiors have faded somewhat from time to time. and this create inside the cathedral, a special atmosphere of antiquity, which is so loved by the inhabitants of the city , fortunately, survived two world wars. the temple did not suffer at all, the need for large-scale restoration ha

furniture was for, and how exactly they were going to smuggle the drug across the border, since the turksled to buy x-ray equipment and secure the hiding place with screens that do not transmit x-rays. this is the cache. they made this cache in a more primitive way with the help of foil, a was empty and was intended for in order to get through customs let's just say it was theirs. uh, a trial run , how much it will be tracked, to see how well the customs control, this truck, well, or a heavy truck, and in the future they would already draw conclusions. how and how best to smuggle heroin in this heavy truck is another question, how exactly the heroin got into our country by operational methods, it was possible to find out that because of afghanistan through iran, the cargo arrived in kazakhstan through russia, it was transported to belarus and already from our country they wanted to smuggle through poland in the western direction, further to the eu countries, there are three main routes for smuggling heroin and heroin in the western direction. the first so-called northern transit route thr

they are working hand in hand with the turks to try to find waving people.poke with them and they said we are taking our directions from the turks. the turks are in the league. they do need help but they have all the capabilities. their overall by the situation. this is a situation out overwhelm even the most prepared, even the wealthiest governments. it is just a sprawling disaster zone. stretches from where i am all the way to the western part of the country. again, of, course into syria. a place that is very difficult for us to report from. very difficult for aid to reach. i spoke with some of the americans were working here. the turks to that after those for three or four people who they taken out just this morning. a startling, unimaginable -- since those initial tremors. one of those women who was taken out so that she had been in touch speaking to people who are in this massive pile behind me. that's why a lot of investigators, the rescue workers are still hoping -- holding out hope to find someone alive. i spoke with a woman a moment ago. they said t

the turks are taking the lead and americans are playing backup. their help is, needed but to the turks are running the show here. when we speak to the u.s. run operations, they're saying the turks are in control, after we saw that we climbed on top of this mounted behind me. and we saw that the americans were using dogs and some sophisticated sounding equipment. the turks were using heat sensors that would allow them to visualize where people were. the reason why this operation is still ongoing despite the extraction of those people is because one of the woman, i believe the last woman who was taken out, told authorities that she was actually speaking, in communication, with somebody else under that impossible mound there. and that is why authorities are still here searching for somebody. sounding it out and trying to use their dogs. trying to use all the instruments and tools available. so, far they've only got some scattered hits. signals that somebody still might be alive under the rubble. we don't know how many people there might be. but this

the saadabad treaty, turkey cannot be too short-changed, and the fact is that everything that the turksd about arat, about the border day of iran, reza shah had come to an agreement with atatürk, and he wanted hashem to trust them, and when he wanted to give up the small aparat, he gave up. our relations with turkey and with the brother and sister country of turkey are far more important than how much it is worth to you, that is, i am not bored with the small arrangement of a strategic and strategic point from the number of a few hills . which is the last hope of iran to take back the water rights iran's disappointed hirmand turned into an animal in hirmand and it turned out that we also lost his desperate mother. in the hirmand river, iran's right to water in hirmand is cut short. an eagle that was in need and like the people of sistan is cut short, and when science, like now, anyway here, there are also geographical and regional words. the family has been ruling in the region for hundreds of years and protests to shahid that why did we fall short. he says that now this is the free reg

he succeeded at that time and everything was a reason, but the result is exactly the same and the turks the return of 300 billion, it seems they invested in this fighter p' america, or because they were excluded, as they said, without our consent, return the money, the americans, er, offered f16, but under certain conditions, that is, under the condition of correcting certain foreign policy positions, well, this does not happen, and this er, this visit is another one an attempt to renew on well it is difficult to say such an impression to think some strategic level of relations looks like this did not happen and the american side will hold a pause until the elections after the elections we will see a real movement about the elections let's talk about how the terrible results of the usual earthquake affected now in particular, they stole about various abuses by developers, there are many examples when absolutely neighboring settlements, for example, in one house stood, others collapsed and mass victims died because of it they are accusing her of corruption, will he manage to get away wit

>> reporter: as the nightmare unfolds, turks and syrians in the bay area are trying to make contact with loved ones. >> i know in the united states, in the bay area, we are still struggling and trying to figur out what really happened. we know what happened. but there i still a little hope that this i not as bad as it looks like. >> reporter: in 1999, a similar -sized quake rocked istanbul. the bay area turkish society says the destruction may be worse this time. >> a lot of the new buildings built by the government hospitals, airport, transportation channels, they are all damaged. everyone is trying to get help to them, however the infrastructure is dismantled. >> reporter: she says that can' be considered an accident. she said government officials have ignored the scientific community, disregarding modern building standards in a headlon rush to throw buildings up quickly. >> the economy is depending on this turning of draconian level of construction, and the rules weren't followed. >> reporter: she fears that rescue or relief efforts by the government will be equally inept. >> unfortun

i'm told that the turks do have canine units for search and rescue, but they don't have as many.one of the things that i was talking to some of these usaid people about, what are you bringing to the table that the turks aren't? they said nothing, the turks have all of the capabilities and in fact, turkish authorities, turkish serge and rescue missions go out around the region and do a lot of the same things the u.s. is doing here. it's just that the turks are overwhelmed, and you can see that wherever you go in southern turkey. i want to give you a little bit of a tour of where we are right now. this is a youth athletic field basically, and this is as astro turf that i'm standing on. all of this is under the umbrella of usaid and the state department, but it brings in local urban search and rescue crews. this is where the los angeles fire department and los angeles county search and rescue crews, they're all sleeping over here. behind me here, these are some medical tents and they're mostly for the crews themselves. they're not normally going to be used for actual turkish victims

we chose the turks because like us and they need to defend their economic interests, which are worth tens of billions and many other lot banker luke, don't forget that president syringes government was formed under the sky rata. cory let it get it. the police, as the provisional government, it, it didn't have the power to enter into international agreements that they did, but they did anyway. so he's off in the old one, and the turks took advantage of that agreement to resettle syrians in libya. love celia. this syrian ization was completely irresponsible. don't goose it to the 5th . i think one of them and that is on the lovely. i thought we now have turn the syrians, the russians and sudanese living on libyan soil. that's the result of this situation is i'm not sure if anybody actually wants to help us. they can do it through education, technology, construction and health services, the why. so we can build a sound economy short up by our oil. that's what we need. a turkey became the main backer of the western libyan forces. in exchange for this military aid, turkey was allowed to d

moskovitsya yes, it came to moscow it was a kiev master could well score why cats are there moscow turks-turkshen it fought with this roof. well, that's where i came from. well and so are ours. well, we can, well, nothing else comes up like this in 1987, the institute of history of the academy of sciences of the bssr, together with the polotsk historian archaeological reserve, carried out work in the center of polotsk, where for this purpose the construction of residential buildings was temporarily suspended on musli square, two ladies will fit in a liter g this is 1.100 m². only under morki, yes, and this was my excavation of the submortuary of the future home. one of them this mayskaya was not, flat julia of the twelfth of the thirteenth way of the drunken think that it was minatosha god to uh, you know, u me some such, uh, bones and on the equals, uh, inscriptions l and l and. that is l. well the name of the lord left his name, well, leonid leon well the laser, yes a l. and it's a vinyl slope. this is for whom lazarev belongs, that is, a walking liter l and i also clashed on the piston, if

in germany. berlin is to force city of turks. after is temple is macca. it's berlin, with several 1000000 of turks de rolled. it took years to day when in, in, in the current climate of conflict is the, are the only ones who still practice diplomacy in the general sense of diplomacy. and he wrote about it and your other book about the not the art, but the craft of diplomacy. i like to load because it pays homage to the very complex and painstaking nature of this profession. i takes a lot of knowledge, lot of great. a lot of perseverance, a lot of for hard work and a bid ofa. good luck. do you think me would ever come back to the, to the craft of diplomacy, respecting, diplomacy as a profession? yeah. for that it's, they put, need also new recruitment policy for people who have, who are talented to we have a lot of until the 10th people, unfortunately in, in, in and diplomatic stuff all across the cloak. but we have to more talented one. when it, when you go east, we have to more professional wants. when you go east of that is the

and the turks took advantage of that agreement to resettle syrians in libya. love celia. this syrian ization was completely irresponsible. don't go sit with it. i think one of them and that is on a we now have turn, the syrians and russians and sudanese living on libyan soil. that's a result of the situation is i'm not sure if anybody actually wants to help us. they can do it through education, technology, construction and health services. he was so we can build a sound economy short up by our oil. that's what we need. a turkey became the main baccha of the western libyan forces. in exchange for this military aid, turkey was allowed to drill for oil and gas in the waters of the libyan coast. turkey supplied the western forces with drones and state of the art communications and frequency jamming systems. these turkish made weapons would tip the war intro. police favor i believe i can confirm that our drawings are turkish maintenance, and the libyans have been trained to use them oblivion a lot. there are libyans being trained in turkey as we speak? i need to talk, as you w

and if he good quality goods are cheaper than western, turks people.hey sell us this is not dough. do they impose sanctions, you can imagine what kind of responsibility any turkish leader will take, inflation, crazy, which means that as more than eighty percent officially, they officially tour experts say that 70% is the second earthquake , a terrible earthquake, i still can’t read the dead 13% of the territory countries, it means collapsed, yes, and they are subject to sanctions under these conditions. i'll tell you seriously. i will tell you in the history of turkey and what is a moment they are sanctioned by the owner. no, it's the american economy that is still not iranian and iranian businessmen are trading. now in istanbul they are making money in the world and the bargaining is going on. and that's because i'm finishing. this is so for us the next point of their behavior towards the series, where we are very interested. excuse me for frankly. yes, perhaps, for example, a minister in opposition is a shareholder. i give you good desks. she is a na

turk.n commenting on the infrastructure act the office of inspector general department of energy said quote history is clear. what money moves quickly sodas waste, fraud, and abuse. so the question i have is the department taken enough time to reduce the grants to reduce waste, fraud and abuse? >> we are certainly moving urgently because communities need this t help. we're also trying to do this right there with the ig we are not only trying to support the funding for our ig on the backend but we are n in extensie conversation with the ig with her team. any lessons learned about setting up these new offices these new programs in the right we were spending an awful lot of time and due diligence on that. >> or does seem to be value to set those programs up before money starts going out the door. >> we are in the position of trying to move urgently and doing it right. we take both of those responsibilities very seriously we appreciate $62 billion is an awful lot of money. it came from a pretty

same level of technology that we have, but the turks are overwhelmed.time again as one of the reasons why so many of the victims that we are seeing are complaining, they feel neglected. but this crisis, a tragedy, that would overwhelm even the best prepared, even the wealthiest governments, who had the most personnel on the ground. the magnitude of this, this sprawling tragedy over basically the entire southern part of this country, and again, in northern syria, makes this just impossible for anyone nation to challenge, and that is why they are accepting so much help from so many other countries, sam. >> and beason be news foreign correspondent, matt bradley, up in turkey, we appreciate your insights. up next. sarah huckabee sanders invoked a famous chapter in american history for the struggle for civil rights in this country, but did she leave out one more or one more important piece of context? princeton's eddie cloud will join me to discuss that, next. up versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-

the power becomes sick and the turks are easily transferred and captured, and then in the border treatyforces iran to accept the inspiration of the turkish region . it happened between the republic of azerbaijan and armenia and turkey he is always trying to cut off iran's land connection with europe, it won't work for us, it's over, you're bad , i'll take our police posts, i'll take them all, reza shah fails to do this, many lands have been separated from iran, the governments are showing people's resistance, i'm implicitly accusing qajar they say that the pain of qajar will separate large parts of iran, but it is interesting to note that during the qajar rule, this happened during the war, during reza khan's period, parts of iran were gifted without conflict and in complete peace, but reza shah, despite the presence of an army that you brag about for nothing war hands over large parts of iran . reza khan had an organized army and the ally, which he was proud of himself for, announced the cessation of hostilities in the first three days of world war ii, which seems to be used for other

the american some of the russians, the turks. what did they want from libby hunt on them? what are we going to do with them? ah, and i thought, could i come civil said honestly much. i've changed in the last 7 years and generally of myself, cooler. i had to, ah. with not mucus, i said to myself a we young libyans need to start up a lit, no movement to secure our rights open and we are the ones paying the price for this war. we know what we need for level of whom, it's my duty to travel across this big country into contending with threats and clashes from a shop. our young people, whether in the west or in the east, they're all libyans. in the end, the films above the b, that's all that counts side them issue. of course we need to talk to one another and find a way to live together in this country civil barbosa. so that one day, the history books will say that we managed to achieve peace and reconciliation. cilla will funnel when i did my life to make that dream come true, either i'll make it come true, or i'll die trying, hulu. ah michael phoenix from the ashes to pop ot c

in saad abad street, turki is very short , and the fact is that everything that the turks wanted aboutza shah had come to terms with atatürk on the border day of iran . i wanted to give you small ararat when he wanted to give it away. our relations with turkey and the brother and sister country of turkey are more important than a few hill terms, that is , small ararat is a strategy and the strategy is based on the number of hills. mother , country, friend and brother, let's eat like that iran's last hopes for regaining the water rights of hirmand, iran's desperation in hirmand became an animal and it reached the desperate plain. and when science, like now, has geographical and regional ties here, the family has been ruling in the region for hundreds of years and protests to the witness that why did we fall short until now this sistan region has become beautiful, it does not matter what matters is that afghanistan is the soviet union and criticized and the mother of the cold war, let's do something about afghanistan in the western front, its result today's droughts are in sistan and bal

it is just that the turks are very much overwhelmed. this is a disaster that would overwhelm any government in any situation, the scale of it is massive and you can see that walking through a city like adiyaman. >> the manpower they need. while those chances of hope are dwindling, they're still there. all right, matt bradley, thank you. >>> still ahead, president biden is just minutes away from meeting with governors at the white house. and he's tamping down on criticism over the u.s. response to china's spy balloon. >> this thing was gigantic. what happened if it came down and hit a school in a rural area? >> the parts add up to the size of a small car. ahead, what investigators are still looking for. >>> but, first, air raid alerts across ukraine, a missile barrage is raising concerns of a new offensive. we're in the region ahead. oncera new offensive. we're in the region ahead. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel bett

tell us what it is medovik is medovik turk, which is prepared on the basis of honey. and when there were some holidays shrovetide or easter without saying loudly that this easter began to us relatives and relatives came simply in some kind of wagons. they also traveled from one capital, then they came from another page and very often prepared this cake. competitions were arranged by relatives. some took put the cake. this is what we brought, and then others came and said. and what did they bring you? yes, he was so eaten in it. phew, no, let's try to stand. we're great. let me get it to you later. this is no one's nothing the only thing that i will not die, we have a check that can be cut, but i can't. thank you for sure in the middle and then each half with one movement of the hand. here seryozha still wanted. i really want to try this. it's the same, yes. dear friends, i remind you that tomorrow is the last day of the simplified carnival, sunday is the day when you need to forgive others and ask for forgiveness. all to you. chick-chick why don't you think so? what a

government is sending two urban search-and-rescue teams to turke we are joined by the u.s.or to turkey. knowing the terrain as you do, just how difficult will it be on that border area for search-and-rescue teams? >> the difficulties are twofold. this is mountainous terrain, and this is winter, and the weather has been quite severe in recent days. both of those complicate a relief effort. it's not the border that is the complication, at least for the turkish recovery effort. but when you look at northwestern and northern syria, there, the political situation in the security environment in syria are certainly very significant complicating factors. laura: as you say, the fact that syria is driven by civil war -- riven by civil war, isolated by the west, how easy will it be for international aid organizations to get there? >> there is an extraordinary international cross-border effort being coordinated, and i mandate just renewed last month -- a mandate just renewed last month, which provides a basic medical and feeding for refugees and internally displaced persons in northwes

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earthquake , there were economic problems inside turkey, and that's why , well, let's say a lot of turks turkey. what uh there are economic problems, but now we see that this earthquake, on the one hand, is consolidating turkish society, and he is trying to help other regions in which there was no earthquake, and on the other hand, people have to live it's more difficult because this is really an economic problem. and now it's such a horror because a lot of people have died and a lot of destruction as far as these people are concerned. there are plans for construction in these areas houses completely collapsed and they began to leave the borders of the turkish republic, that is, i am now, well, it is difficult to predict how much the people will support the current president . i think that it is necessary to observe the processes of submission from one side to the other side to us as ukraine, and we need to demonstrate our er respect and the turkish people and er show our possible help because they really understand that ukraine a- and is at war and ukraine has a lot of problems, and the

turks look at where they are today compare it with... ..where they were at the beginning of the century. and they see a more modern society. they see a nationalist president who projects power across the world, who is socially, religiously conservative, which still seems to suit many turks. and you tell me that it doesn't matter who runs against him, the opposition this time has an historic opportunity. i say to you...maybe not. sometimes, sometimes i feel like you take this being the devil's advocate too... you sound like akp spokesperson! you can all say these things. but then these people have been suffering from an economic crisis already since few years now, and they are now suffering from the earthquake. so, nobody could convince them that he is a strong leader. what is that strong leader? i mean, ukrainian rescue team was there before the turkish state body who is responsible, taking care of such crises. as you have lived outside of turkey for some years now, you've been studying populist nationalist movements in different countri