by, don’t drive by, let’s move on to the next news, the traditional action of the belarusian women 's unionhe 103rd vitebsk airborne brigade, women brought pies, pastries, and other treats to the soldiers, participants in the action of mother's pies strive to give warmth and care to those who stand guard over the homeland, to remind the paratroopers of their home and... here so you confirmed that how relevant is your news that you just told, and what about the next news? well, in our region a republican promotional project has also started, which is called choosing a studio in vitebsk regional institute for educational development , more than one and a half hundred university students, students of secondary, secondary special and vocational educational institutions, as well as fighters, commanders and commissars of the best student... detachments gathered, they talked about their work experience, everyday life, rest of students, right there you could fill out employment forms, but the promotional project events will be held in the near future throughout the vitebsk region, now there are gro

thish opened up all kinds of professions, occupations and job categories to women really is s context within which women's labor union needs to be considered so through the course of the 1960s and seventies, it became that women needed a voice and. through that decade, you get the creation, the coalition of labor unions, but also some theories, initiatives to bring women into the workplace and give them greater equality. me so literally be programs that were set out the 1970s to recruit women into the building trades into the skilled trades, but to look at a little bit more traditional. we could also look at the growth of clerical unionithere are very few women work in clerical jobs in the 1960s who were represented by unions in probably most. those work in the public sector for. government agencies. but banks, insurance companies even retail stores, other places hiring officers in corporations. other kinds of clerical work tend to be unrepresented by unions and tend to be incredibly difficult to organize. and this an entirely different lecture. but the focus very specific on a few things is that there also was no la

socialist governments and the usaa and around the world. women are still fighting for their rights last night and he states of the union address u. s. president joe biden made women's reproductive rights one of the central campaign arguments. and what was the, as i shante political speech, is to buy and who is expected to face of type the bottle for re election blamed his previous assa, presumptive republican challenge at donald trump. for the supreme court decision, reversing nationwide to boston, access of what he called the legal chaos, but followed the fisheries. watching another assault on freedom, our state laws banning the freedom to choose criminalizing doctors, forcing survivors of rape and excess to leave their stays to get the treatment they need. many of you in his chamber and my predecessor a promising to pass a national battle reproductive freedom. my god, what freedom else would you take away? those bragging about our attorney row, we right have no clue about the power women. but they found out what reproductive freedom was on the ballad we want 220-222-2081 again and 2024 will also be here on international women's d

with marichka padelka that she refuses the roles of russian women or girls from the former soviet union, she said that for her now, well, it 'sal issue, and what's more, she said that here she was during covid, that is, before the full-scale war, she got a contract with netflix , it's such a big platform. which many actors really dream of getting to, of course, it was a great chance for her, but then she was offered to play, as she said, some girl from the soviet union, well, according to the description, she was more of a russian girl, and here she decided that she could not play her , refused this role, and we know that the contract, if you sign a contract, for example, with such a large company, if you do not fulfill it, then you will be punished later, and ivan sikhna. talked about the fact that she will be acting again on netflix already in another project, but she has to give half of her fee for this fine, let's listen to her, i broke the contract with netflix, and well, i had a little problem, i had, i have and you had to pay a fine, how much did it cost you? breaking up, i can't officially talk about it, but i still h

launched its first ever sprint for s health, putting 100 million -- $100 million into women's health research and development. dr. biden: and during his state of the unionillion into women's health research, giving researchers the funding needed to make the kinds of discoveries that will change everything. and he is calling just like maria did on entrepreneurs, inveors, private industry, and philanthropists to do their part. because it is going to take all of us. joe is answer that millions of women need about their health. this executive order would not be possible without women who hk for decades. many of themtors who are here with us today. susan, caroline, and so many others. soodstory month, let's write a w future for ourselves, for the girls and the women who will follow. a future where women leave doctors offices with more answers than questions. ato hear, like maria said, it is all in your head or it is just[applause] dr. biden: a future where women are not just an afterthought in a world designed for men, but the first lot in a world designed for everyone, a future where women don't just survive. they lead long, healthy, and happy lives. . than

s ste of the union over an hour. he wouldn't say. they call it reproductive freedom, women's healtr he y callh care. they care about women's health care. what about maternal mortality? what about heart diseaset health c? gs what about all the things that are cancer? all the things that ar e cancere top of the list that are really, truly women's health? she wentnd to an abortion clinic today she's the abortion czard n and on taxpayer dollars and they're calling it showing last point they're callingxpayet she made history. >> no other vice president has ever visited an abortion clinioc . there's a reason for that, lady. thatpid idea. idea >> oh, tommy, let's get your take. i think all thes>> seae issuesde will be front and center, but it's all going to be about attacking donald i trump about january 6. keep out the exculpatoryerou that either disappeared or they purposely did not disappe o the american people. they allowed outright lies and falsle they e narratives. liz cheney did that.is liz, where is your character you by the way? really, liz, you kept on you didn't think it was importan yoh to brin

union square blooms with 10's of thousands of tulips. organizers say this month's event is in honor of international women's day.ble to pick a limited number of flowers for free. the garden opens at 01:00pm and closes at 4.30. you can't make it out today to update. does return in may, july and august. lots of people expected out there to get in line early and that markets return to san francisco friday night chinatown hosted one of grant avenue featuring traditional chinese food and activities. as you can see there, it returns every second friday of the month until november. the sunset neighborhood night market is also expected to be back later this year. some state lawmakers want to ban decaf coffee. they say it's made with a chemical that can increase the risk of cancer. the coffee makers argue the chemicals washed off the beans after happy and is removed. the bill will need to be voted on before being taken up by committee. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco shop owner turns to social media to raise awareness of shoplifting and now she's going viral. now she's going viral. >> that story u