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there's the us department of labor then. yeah, yeah. and you basically what do we have for the new on the streets? the horse, but he's willing to give us try to get rid of that would be the most good news. you need me to go to a couple days and shut them on the appointment and get them to a supervisor because you didn't call on you. when was the issue with the door to the door to do? i need to visit the police down to the police department. i get away as we get with the, with the bus line you each one such pre disaster as the russians understand. it was 38 year old general dimension. you hope, sky twice here. let's just say we have to union who died in poland in february 1945 near the east depression town of mil suck. now cold feel national monument was erected on the site of his death in the early 19 seventies. radicals within the polish government repeatedly tried to tear it down, and eventually they succeeded. on january the 31st 2014, the city decided to demolish the monument. even though it was under registers, protected sites under

there's the us department of labor then. yeah, yeah. and you basically, what do we have for the new the, those are the know that it's a force. but as for me to give us try to get rid of that would be the most good feeling they might give me a positive news. so let me do that, you need me to go to look for a couple days and show them of the appointment and get them to support us. can you? because you didn't call on you there. when was the issue with the door to the door to for needs, isn't it the police down to the police department sold up a get away? we get with the, with the bus line you each one such pre just as soon as the russians understand it was 38 year old general dimension. you hope? sky twice. here it was the soviet union who died in poland in february 1945 near the east depression town of mil suck, now cooled. national monument was erected on the site of his death in the early 19 seventies. radicals within the publish government repeatedly tried to tear it down and eventually they succeeded. on january the 31st 2014, the city

there's the us department of labor day here. i'm not sure what do you mean? yeah. and you basically would do that. so does it in with this put on me, but the new the, those are the new one that needs to force. but as for me to try to get rid of that would be the most good feeling the my give me a buzz news. so when do you need me to go to shut them of the appointment for us? can you? because you did call you, when was the issue with the to the do i need to visit the police down to the police department? i get away with the page that the best line you it's the most important one. such breed assessor as the russians understand. it was 38 year old general dimension, yellow sky. twice here it was the soviet union who died in poland. in february, 1945 near the east oppression town of mil suck, now cooled. national monument was erected on the site of his death in the early 19 seventies. radicals within the polish government repeatedly tried to tell down, and eventually they succeeded. on january the 31st 2014, the city decided to demolish the monument. even though it was

the first rocket hit this building of the city department of labor and social protection of the population. today , the ssu did not try to be original and usedrist scheme, when special services arrive at the scene, eyewitnesses gather, and another shell is sent to the same place. there has just been repeated shelling of the place where we were working, there was a very, very strong explosion, you were already ready to leave here, but now we are lying near our car, we will hide, after that the journalists got into the car and hurried to leave the dangerous place, but when they heard screams they stopped, one of the wounded needed urgent help . come on, let's get into his car, into his car, into the car, into his car, come here , come on, come on, come on, come here, come on, come on, come here, he didn't have to go to the hospital, fortunately this ambulance was nearby they started rescuing the man right in the special vehicle. as for the consequences of the very first strike on the building of labor from the defense, the moment of arrival was caught in the frame of a car recorder, and the action takes place in the very center of the city, bu

to residential buildings, the buildings of the department of labor and social protection of the population and a minibus were hit. here are a few received usdonbass. as a result of yesterday's attacks, six people were killed, 55 were injured, including three children. unfortunately , the ambulance doctor and felcher who came to save people , as well as a traffic police officer, were killed, 23 rescuers from the ministry of emergency situations were injured, a similar blow of despair on the part of the kiev regime having no... no military meaning can be explained otherwise than by powerlessness against the backdrop of failures on the battlefield and a person of a hateful nature, the kiev regime, which does not consider its former fellow citizens in the donbass as people. israel will not stop the fire in the gas sector until hamas releases the hostages, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said. the idf is already fighting in the center of the enclave. the military surrounded the bunker of one of the leaders of the palestinian movement. on the situation in the region with our special correspondent, pavelnik, he joins us, pavel, greetings, what

building of the department of labor and social protection. ceilings and flights of stairs collapsed, several dozen employees were trapped in their offices, the rescuer had to evacuate them usingunder the rubble. it was established that the ukrainian armed forces carried out strikes with hymers fragmentation missiles m-31, the known launch site, as well as the name of the commander of the ukrainian unit. all this data can be presented today at an emergency meeting of the un security council. anton talpa, vyacheslav zuborev and valeria sokolova, ntv. today , the g7 countries published a joint statement saying that they would give russia and its frozen foreign assets will not. according to the document, moscow will receive its assets only if it pays compensation to ukraine. well, the foreign affairs committee of the lower house of the us congress went even further. alexey veselovsky more details. this meeting of the foreign affairs committee of the us congress could well be called a simple meeting. that the most common theft was discussed, how to quickly and with impunity take away russian assets stored in the west, the theft of the century, and we are talking about about 300 bi

various departments issues of deportation ; one of the main victims of finnish racial policy were soviet prisoners of war, they were kept in unbearable conditions, used in the most difficult laboren for the red army, found themselves in finnish captivity from hunger and abuse, died in captivity, in finnish captivity, a soviet prisoner of war, our prisoners made such boxes, cigarettes, boxes in order to exchange them for bread, in particular on this box, on the back... . written already with a ballpoint pen, that is, after the war, exchanged from a russian prisoner in the spring of forty-four for four sandwiches with sausage petrozavodsk, camps for the internet. prisoners even had their food standards increased, and a number of discriminatory restrictions were abolished for the population of karelia not related to finns. in 1944, when soviet troops drove the germans back from leningrad, the finnish leadership hastened to begin secret negotiations with the soviet union on the terms of exit from the war, giving birth to the karilian isthmus. here manarheim planned to delay the russians in the same way as during the winter war, but the offensive of the red army, which began in june

department of labor sets these standards. and this is just criteria that they would have to use to be able to allow employees to take off to applythe corporations or the organizations that they're working in. >> i see. i'm sure the department of labor has to work out the details, but do you foresee this applying only to large companies of a certain size? >> no. this would apply to any company, any organization. if the according to my bill, if the secretary of labor establishes this as a new standard, that is a federal standard, that would that every organization which employs people would have to adhere to. >> is there an added cost? any cost estimates on the employers? >> not yet. we have to get this legislation through the you know, it has to go through the process. but believe you me, the sierra club and the american lung association and other organizations have supported it. we just introduced this bill. i assume that there may be some difficulties that businesses may have, but we're going to make the claim and the point that it really will save and it will save the companies and organizations a heck of a lot of money in the

of us work together for all that is you. money. the job market is selling some signs of slowing. the labor departmented 150,000 jobs were added last month. >> analysts were expecting at least 20,000 more than that. the october figure is also down sharply from september when it was nearly double many of the positions filled or in the health care field followed by government and construction. manufacturing showed a decline mainly because of the auto workers strike. the unemployment rate went up to 3.9%. that's the highest since january of last year. community colleges in california are expanding access to free college to students. some colleges are offering their own awards to students who not qualify for the california promise. grant that grant waives tuition fees for california. residents of dreamers who meet need based criteria diablo valley college has its own tuition award that and fall risk. experts say the products made by clyde do not meet the required dimensions for the padded size and thickness. they also don't have a stand. this recall affects the loungers purchased after june 23rd of last y

of tonight. specifically this amendment will prevent funding from being used to implement the department of labor's controversial effort to crack down on so-called junk fees in retirement investing that could easily result and will result in higher fees and fewer investment options for hardworking americans. since the beginning of the biden administration's whole of government crusade against so-called junk fees, it has been clear that the president and his officials are just targeting fees and practices that go against their own objectives preferences. the administration can't even define what a junk fee is. maybe my good friend on the left could define what a junk fee is. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina reserves the balance of his time. does any member wish to claim time in opposition? ms. delauro: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlelady from connecticut is recognized for five minutes. ms. delauro: thank you. the prior speaker talked about families trying to save for college. i understand that. it's tough to save for college. especially

civilians, there were shellings of several areas at once using mlrs hymers, and in addition to hitting the bus, there was also a direct hit in the building of the department of laborpulation, where there were people at that moment; unfortunately, three people died. 30 people were injured, three of them teenagers, the shelling took place around 6:00 pm, when there were the maximum number of people on the streets, because at that time people were leaving work. and well, naturally, the ukranazis could not have known about this, there were no military facilities in the immediate vicinity where the nairos missiles hit, so it is absolutely possible to state the fact that this was another absolutely barbaric act of intimidation, intimidation of people, unfortunately, with the deaths of civilians, but if we talk about our response, then... just a few minutes ago i arrived from the front here in the donetsk direction artillery of the international brigade pyatnashka, among our other formations, worked on targets for military purposes, unlike the ukronazis, who were discovered earlier, communicated with fighters, most of whom were local, they, let’s say, with double energy,

it's the first friday of the month, so the labor department is going to give us the monthly jobs report in about 15 minutes. and this report has really startled us month after month. we expect a slow cooling and we don't get it. last month, a blockbuster 336,000 jobs were added to the economy, nobody saw that coming. so like charlie brown and the football, we think we know what's going to happen. coming up at 5:30 today, the labor department is going to say roughly 170,000 jobs were added to the economy. maybe less, because those numbers may be depressed because of the auto workers strike, which at the time was still going on. >>> you know all those californians who moved to austin? they overpaid for their houses. redfin says austin leads the way in house price reductions, down 20% from all-time highs. on a lighter note, do you remember the game plants versus zombies? the developer became a bit of a cult hero and george is out with a new game, so he's kind of under that pressure a movie maker has with a sequel. i spoke with him for our sunday morning show. >> i needed a slow enemy to co

you may not be able to get the department of labor services used to get. you might get the g.i.ill, but other veterans centers connected to that may be closed down. still a headache, and still something that the v.a. secretary told me he is going to be working to convince them this is something they should avoid. host: let's talk to a bob in cleveland, ohio. caller: i am a 74-year-old veteran. i was a farmer -- a fireman during the vietnam era. the pact era does not cover fireman who have been exposed to film forming from. i have to battle with that as well as my hypertension. i don't seem to be able to get anywhere. why is it that we have all kinds of medical evidence that links those chemicals as carcinogens and yet those benefits are being denied? i had prostate cancer and i can't seem to get the v.a. to recognize that link to my service. guest: this gets to the core of the frustration with the dva and how they have been toxic exposures. hypertext -- hypertension and prostate cancer, when exposed to agent words, these are perceptive conditions that if the veteran served in vi

used. the kiev regime launched missiles from the highmores and uragambe missiles three times during the day. in addition to residential buildings, the building of the department of labors hit. protection of the population and minibuses. i know very well that emergency services, rescuers, doctors, police, and journalists will soon arrive at the scene of the fire strike. deliver repeated strikes during their work, these are deliberate and cynical crimes, and do not, as we know very well, yet coordinate the goals of the strike. diplomats from western countries did not enter into a substantive discussion; the american representative simultaneously expressed support for ukraine and regret for the dead civilians, as if they themselves themselves, and not the action of kyiv, died. we support ukraine's actions necessary to defend against russian military aggression in accordance with international law. civilians are protected by the laws of war, and we continue to call for the protection of all civilians. the british diplomat went even further with his claim to a political discovery, making a statement about a democratic coup d'etat. russia's biggest lie is that it launched a

used. the kiev regime attacked civilian targets in the city center three times during the day, firing missiles from the mrzo hymers and rszo. in addition to residential buildings, the buildings of the department of laborsocial protection of the population and a minibus were hit , knowing full well that emergency services officers, rescuers, doctors, police, and journalists would soon arrive at the scene of the fire strike. vsu strikes repeatedly during their work; these are deliberate and cynical crimes that have no statute of limitations. responsibility for them will be borne by both the highest political power of the kiev regime and the executors of their criminal orders, as well as those flooding ukraine with their weapons, western countries, which, as we know very well, are still coordinating the targets of the strikes. diplomats of western countries, regarding the dead civilians, as if they themselves were killed by the actions of kiev. we support ukraine's actions necessary to defend against russian military aggression in accordance with international law. civilians are protected by the laws of war. we continue to call for the protection of all civilians. the british diplomat goes even further w

department to do a study. when labor does well, what does that do to people all our nonlabor folks around the country? everyone benefits. by the way, the reason many of you useor is because they are the best workers in the world. union. not like you show up one day say i want to be an electrician. you show up one day and say you have five years to practice. then you get a card. i'm also intent on responsibly managing the competition between the united states and the people's republic of china. that's what we talked a little bit about yesterday, president xi and i. that's what the world expects of us. i promise you that's what we are doing. i met with him yesterday. to make sure there is no miscommunication between us. as always, i know more than any other world leader, because when i was vice president it was concluded i should get to know him. it was inappropriate for the president of the united states to be meeting with the vice president. we have had prior to this 68 hours of private meetings as he and i, each with simultaneous interpreter. our discussions have always been candid and constructive. i emphasized to president xi that the united states does n

anyone is just tuning in, the bill we have before us today is a bill to fund the federal agencies of department of health and human service, department of labordepartment of education. it is not to provide public funding to planned parenthood. that funding should come from someplace else, but not the pockets of the american taxpayers. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from pennsylvania. ms. scanlon: i inquire whether the gentleman is prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady reserve? mr. burgess: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: as i said before, this is a terrible bill. i want to remind all my colleagues that this is kids' futures we are talking about. it's the jobs that support american families. it's the health and safety of our loved ones. if house's maga republicans have their way, workers, students, children, women and families would all suffer if the cuts in this bill were implemented. our public schools, the centerpieces of our communities and our democracy, would be decimated. hard

used? the kiev regime attacked civilian targets in the city center three times during the day, firing missiles from the himes and uragan missiles. in addition to residential buildings , the building of the department of labor social protection of the population and minibuses were hit. knowing full well that first responders, rescuers, doctors, police, and journalists will soon arrive at the scene of the fire strike. vsu inflicts repeated blows during their operation. these are deliberate and cynical crimes that have no statute of limitations. responsibility for them will be borne both by the highest political power of the kiev regime and the executors of their criminal orders, and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which, as we know very well, are still coordinating the landslides of attacks. diplomats from western countries did not enter into a substantive discussion. the american representative simultaneously expressed support for ukraine and regret for the we support the actions of ukraine necessary for protection from russian military aggression in accordance with we continue to call for the protection of all civilians. the british diplomat went even further with his claim to

civil infrastructure. including the building of the department of labor and social protection of the population, where the ceilings collapsed, and the ssu usedic terrorist tactics, that is, they first fired a volley, struck, waited for rescuers to arrive at the scene of the explosion and attacked a second time, sometimes they tried a third , unfortunately, not everything was possible to shoot down the air defense, let's see eyewitness testimony, now we'll listen, shells or missiles, i still can't understand, what's going on in the office of the terrorist zelsky, the strikes in the ssu on the russians they don’t comment on the territories there, everyone is busy with the scandal with the mysterious death of zaluzhny’s assistant, we told you about this the day before, and this death, all kinds of rumors around it, were aggravated by insinuations regarding the conflict between the terrorist zelevsky and his commander in chief. let me remind you that the nearest one. zaluzhny's assistant gennady chastyakov died as a result of a grenade explosion in his own home during a birthday celebration. the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine said witho

. >> the us job market continues to show signs of resiliency despite high interest rates, according to the labor departmentoyment claims were slightly under 210,000 last week, dropping by 24,000. the previous weeks total had been the most since august. officials say economic growth has remained strong and defied predictions of a recession. this year, the us workforce is expected to have more zoomers and fewer boomers next year. since this data from glassdoor shows gen zers are expected to surpass baby boomers at work by nearly by early 2020. four. boomers were the largest generation in the full time workforce from the late 1970s until 2011. experts predict gen z won't outnumber millennials in the workforce until sometime in the early 2040s. >> well, the holidays are a time for us to gather with close friends and family, eat delicious food, and maybe have a cocktail or two. and whether you're a tequila connoisseur or a complete novice, we've got you covered with a festive tequila twist. let's introduce you now to janice baylon from san francisco bar. for the record, thanks for being with us. >> thank you fo

of immigration, mr. secretary, labor department's office is in defiance of the high amendment by using taxpayer dollars to transport pregnant, unaccompanied alien girls to obtain an abortion. clearly acting to circumvent their stent laws. sectarian, how do horses have the office of refugee resettlement illegally facilitated across state lines over the past year? and what will that cost to taxpayers? >> senator, thank you for the question. i want to assure you that we comply with the law. when it comes to providing services or making sure america has access to the services, as we make sure we follow the laws. the services we provide to those individuals within our care. the company child program, is always in compliance with the law. >> if you wish to disagree with me on the legal aspect, let me put it this way. how many abortions for pregnant migrant girls out of the office of refugee resettlement for solicitors across state lines over the past year and what was that cost to taxpayers? >> senator we make sure with a pleasantly long, we would make sure that they provide those services. we also want to make

used as labor. secret egor, a baltic german, was assigned to the commandants of stalag 337. security was initially carried out by the 861st wermacht security battalion , consisting of 150 people. the abwehr intelligence departmentitself, one of whose tasks was to form a camp administration from prisoners of war. commandants were appointed. in baranovichi polyakin, in forest they had deputies who commanded the camp police, in addition to the camp police there were so-called battalion commanders, in quotes they are called, this is the senior prisoner of war over a group of prisoners of war, they were also singled out, that is, they were fed a little better, they lived a little separately in another barracks, they were also carried on sleeve bandage, they had it in service, but for some reason a lot of the work involved a rubber hose with a lead tip. to select for their units, the camp administration from among the germans divided the prisoners according to national principle: ukrainians were assigned to a special group. in the cards of prisoners of war they are marked with the letter u. from them , abverh decided to form a security unit, the ukrainian hundred. its formation began in march '42 on a voluntary basis

slowed sharply in october after the labor department says the us economy added a lower than expected 150,000 jobs. that's a big decline from september, which saw the number of jobs created, revised down to around 300,000. still a very impressive number, but the job market is starting to lose some of that momentum that we've been seeing, economists say. strikes across different industries, including the united auto workers strike, which ended earlier this week, likely contributed to the lower job growth. the unemployment rate also ticked up slightly last month from 3.8 to 3.9. >> manufacturing lost 35,000 jobs, though, and that's mainly because we saw those auto workers strike last month. and when they're out on the picket lines, they are counted as unemployed. >> the october report also showed minimal wage growth, up 0.2% for the month, lower than economists expected. overall this report was likely welcome news to the federal reserve as evidence that its interest rate hikes to cool the economy and reduce inflation are working. the fed is paying close attention after officials voted wednesday to hold interest rates steady, keeping rates at a 22 year high. in

of the hour. with the power invested in me at this moment i'm going upstairs to carley. >> carley: the labor department will tell usled for unemployment benefits last week at 2:00 p.m. here in new york city. far left protesters hold a, quote: flood manhattan for gaza event. also today, people around the world gather in dallas to mark 60 years since jfk's assassination. we will bring you live coverage of all of these events on the fox news channel all day long. and coming up, turkey day's temperature buoy balance, today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days ever. an update on the flight delays and cancellations coming up next. but, first, a transgender female shatters a swimming record at a new jersey college. outkick host charly arnolt on the growing calls for fairness in women's sports. she is coming up next. ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of

agreement to hollywood actors to writers, the labor department says the number of work days lost to strikes has soared to the highest level in decades, and joining usee you, christine. let's talk about starbucks. i want to talk about big picture in a moment. first, what's going on at starbucks, what exactly are the workers pushing for? >> they want fair scheduling, they say. they want a union contract as well. they say that work conditions, especially on a busy day like a red cup day, it's a really tough day for them. it was a very small number of stores that saw a disruption, with minimal disruption overall. they are working on three weeks ahead of time on scheduling. so there's a disagreement between the workers and the company here. >> and of course it comes as we've seen one strike after another. >> right. >> so nothing happening in a vacuum here, and yet, we have unemployment at near record lows, 50-year lows at least. why all the strikes now? do workers have the leverage right now? >> you're right from coffee, to cars, to teachers, to nurses to pharmacy workers. we've seen all of these part os. economy across the country, different industries

building of the department of labor and social protection, ceilings and staircases collapsed, several dozen employees were locked in their offices, the rescuer had to evacuate them usingok for those who were under the rubble. it was established that the ukrainian armed forces were attacked by haimers m-31 fragmentation missiles, the known launch site, as well as the name of the commander of the ukrainian unit. all this data can be presented today at an emergency meeting of the council of foreign ministers. anton talpa, vyacheslav zuborev and valeria sokolova, ntv. the russian military destroyed the joint command post of the tenth army corps of the ukrainian armed forces in the zaporozhye region. this was reported. ministry of defense. beats were also applied to control points of the mechanized brigade of the national guard of ukraine in the donetsk people's republic. in addition, an ammunition depot near the settlement of bogatyr was destroyed. as the military department emphasized, important targets were hit in the southern part of ukraine. the radar station of the s-300 anti-aircraft missile system in the artsyz area of ​​the odessa region was damaged by operational

of the year with around 71 million people expected to be using those cards online. and despite many people feeling like inflation just keeps rising with the labor department says inflation rate is actually slowing down. but wallet, hub experts say that's still more than one in 3 americans are for are not getting gifts this year because of inflation. >> black friday itself. well, it's still the centerpiece you could say of of the november deal season. it's not the only thing people are going to shop for or it's not the only day people are going to shop. so this it's not just about convenience, but also about consumers taking advantage of these early deals to spread their spending around. >> but there's some good news if you're heading out. wall street journal reports that gifts like tv, smartphones and furniture, they're all actually costing you less this year. and that's because things have cleared up from the supply chain issue that we saw during the pandemic when it comes to how long these deals will last. well, many retailers are not only doing it today and through the weekend, but really through the end of the year to make sure people get everything they need for th

department to do a study. when labor does well, what does that do to people or nonlabor folks around the country. everyone benefits. by the way, the reason many of you use labor is because you're the best workers in the world. union. it's not like you show up one day, say i want to be an electrician. you show up and say you've got five years to practice. and then you get a card. i'm also intent on responsibly managing competition between the united states and the people's republic of china. that's what we talked about yesterday, president xi and i. that's what the world expects of us, and i promise that's what we're doing. i met with xi yesterday, leader to leader, to make sure there's no miscommunication between us. as always, i've met with him more than any world leader, as vice president, i should get to know him. it wasn't appropriate for the president of the united states to be meeting with the vice president. we have had, prior to this, six to eight hours of private meetings, he and i with simultaneous interpreter. our discussions have always been candid. and constructive. i emphasized to president xi that the united states does not seek conflict.

and region and the use of such additional land will ensure the trend continues as the area brings in more and more economic investment. the amendment will allow the department of labor to negotiate directly with the city with disbursal of land with fair market value without having to go through the year-long disbursal process. it replicates an effort done last year with the treasure island facility in california, so there is strong precedent. by removing bureaucratic red tape, the amendment which has the blessing of the department of labor will ensure san marcos, texas, continues to be an economic engine for the region and urge my colleagues to vote in favor of the amendment which provides a small technical fix to this bill. thank you. the chair: the gentleman from reserves? mr. cloud: yes. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlelady from rise? ms. delauro: the job corps provision was not a drafting error and i rise in strong opposition to this amendment. treasure island, a former navy installation island was closed in the 1990's and is undergoing a major redevelopment. treasure island job corps, one of the best sites s serving over 130 students with outdated bu

used. kyiv regime attacked civilian targets in the city center three times during the day, firing missiles from the hymers and hurricanes. in addition to residential buildings, the buildings of the department of labor as journalists will soon arrive at the scene of the fire strike, and the armed forces will carry out repeated strikes during their work. these are deliberate and cynical crimes that have no statute of limitations. responsibility for them will be borne as the highest political power of the kiev regime, and the performers. this is how western countries flood ukraine with their weapons, which, as we know very well, are still coordinating the targets of strikes. diplomats from western countries did not enter into a substantive discussion; the american representative simultaneously expressed support for ukraine and regret for the dead civilians, as if they themselves, and not the action of kiev, died. we support ukraine's actions necessary to defend against russian military aggression in accordance with international standards. we continue call for the protection of all civilians. the british diplomat went even further with a claim to a political discovery by making a statement about a dem

the department of interiors mineral withdrawal in northeast minnesota that forces us to be dependent on chinese owned child labor using mines in the congo. this bill stops that agenda. the biden administration's wotus rule that punishes farmers for puddles in their fields. this bill repeals the wotus rule. the e.p.a.'s abuse of the endangered species act to list the northern long-eared bat which stifled responsible logging and forest management. this bill stops and reverses that. mr. speaker, i am proud that we finally have a commonsense funding bill that puts american workers and rural america workers first. additionally, mr. speaker, i would be remiss if i didn't acknowledge that this bill also provides funding for critical infrastructure projects in minnesota's eighth congressional district, including wastewater treatment projects in minnesota. i want to thank chairwoman granger, chairman simpson, and my colleagues on the appropriations committee for all their hard work on this legislation, and i urge all my colleagues to join me in supporting this legislation. mr. chair, i yield back. the chair: the gentlema

- which they are using against against civilians this week, in donetsk on chelyuskintsev street there was a blow to the city's military department, the usual regional department of labor there to save or pull out people, you know, that’s what it’s like. .. not as a person, the second, the last manner, which means that ukraine has announced, in fact , a drone hunt for civilians, the drone comes over donetsk, or gorlovko, or severodonetsk or or border, yes, that is, they are just discharges, they find a man next to throwing, throwing means some kind of explosive object and the person receives or dies. on one day in the dpr there were five people who suffered only from this, five people, three people of them in makeyevka, that is, accordingly, there is a figure who, in whose hands this is a control panel, he seeks out, he finds a cluster people and just a blow is struck there, it’s usually small there, well, some kind of hand grenade discharge, yes, that is, five people a day, you know, yes, that is, this is what we can talk about when like this apply things, and no one actually sees this, they don’t want any international organizations. the whole world is simply horrifi

the department of labor is calling on congress to ensure thatat the department has the resources needed for this work as enforcement work and to increase civil monetary penalties for companies that usechild labor. we must all work together to make sure that children are safe, healthy and protected from exploitation. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you ms. nanda. mr. morant. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding the role of homeland security investigations that investigate federal crimes related to the exploitation of unaccompanied children after their rival to the united states where human trafficking has occurred. i served as the director of the center for countering human trafficking located -- building capacity across dhs and supporting criminal investigations of human trafficking worldwide. this month marks my 30-yearic anniversary of the federal law enforcement officer. throughout my years of experience in various roles i've witnessed the aspects of human behavior. among the countless cases had been involved with the ones that are continuously are those of children. this is a shared sentiment among agents and personnel and when one that

used. kiev regime three times during civilian objects in the center city, in addition to residential buildings , the building of the department of laborf their criminal orders, and the western ones flooding ukraine with their weapons countries that, as we know very well, the diplomats of western countries did not enter into a substantive discussion. the american representative simultaneously expressed support for ukraine and regret for the deaths of civilians. it’s as if they themselves died in kiev. we support ukraine's actions necessary to defend against russian military aggression in accordance with international law. civilians are protected by the laws of war. we continue to call for the protection of all civilians. the diplomat went even further with a claim to political science discovery by making a statement about a democratic coup d'etat. russia's biggest lie is that it launched a full-scale invasion, annexed crimea and entered donbass in 204, supposedly to save the locals, the population of donbass was not threatened by the democratically elected government in kiev. vasiliyzi’s answer will apparently be included in the young

out of this weekend convention kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace will be at that convention and will bring us much more throughout the weekend. for your money. the latest labor department data shows inflation is slowing down. and this news comes just in time for the holiday season news nation's stephanie haines has the details. >> relief may finally be on the horizon for so many americans who have been squeezed by inflation. we are far off of the levels that we were. >> and back june of 2022, the latest labor department data shows prices went up just over 3%. the smallest amount since june. but the closest to the fed's 2% target. and it has really made a difference. the prices of used cars, some medical costs, hotels, airfare are all going down. gas is down more than 5%. we've major decline in fuel costs, which helps travel, which helps a lot of the goods that we would purchase because they are either in need of fuel to make or need to fuel to get them from one location to another. it's also thanks in part to supply chain improvements as well as the fed's interest rate hikes which raised the cost to borrow money and things like mortgages and credit cards raising intere

used to finalized the biden administration's destructive proposed fiduciary rule. i believe saving for retirement is crucial for american families and access to professional advice should not be hindered by burdensome overregulation. however, the biden department of labor'secently proposed fiduciary rule is nothing more than a recycled obama era disasters fierce that are does more harm than good to protect american retirees and savers. this would reduce access to financial advice to americans with low and moderate incomes as well as small businesses. a study said the damage resulting from the 2016 fiduciary rule finding that 53% of u.s. final shall advisers eliminated access for brokerage advice to retirement accounts and shifted their position on what it means to be a fiduciary. the department of labor has created confusion in the marketplace with their reckless indecisiveness. by requiring advisers to restrict to unworkable regulation, retirement advice will no longer be accessible to those most in need of retirement security. at a time when inflation is soaring and family budgets are shrinking, i am dismayed as to why president biden would make it harder for americans to receive financial advice to plan for the future while skirting financial responsi