and i would estimate 85% of our work force is working on site. we have three small times we transitioned off site during the ban democratic and we've re-purposed the space they occupy in the building to add more employees for the backlog. those three small teams are data input section and prior to the pandemic when a request was received, we'd digitize it and transcribe into the production system and we digitize in batches and people working remotely and about 20 people transcribing into the system. >> about 20 people working in that one line. >> how about youan assistant secretary. >> all of the public services with past adjudicators back in thete office of june 2020. >> okay. overall in the department, one thing i'm concerned about and we have information set up in a fairly substantial percentage of federal employee haves not returned to the office. that's part of what i'm trying to find out and by the way i think overall your productivity working with the state department in particular has been pretty good and you've been consistby with what i

happier and more joysus note for anyone that works for the recreation & park commission. >> yeah. (clapping). >> i've been in with job a long, long, long time now. and denny has been my mentor and coach. and actually is really the one responsible (unintelligible) pretty big (laughter) and um, denny has had such an incredible distinguished criteria career a heros spending a lot of time in the community and end up getting into the parks because are the recognition in a navy for awhile and ended up running the parks department in virginia and his wife kate and daughter emily and their friends to california and denny has been quietly confident ruben this department ever since and shared pubically and fighting obtain or an illness and disease out for a month and a half now. and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments

and with us they just depend on the amount of work and the amount of work is added.thank the smolensk region. uh, for uh, the fact that they give us the opportunity to work and literally at all, nikolaevich. it's quite detailed here. uh, considered uh. enterprises e in terms of freight transportation in the smolensk region, the dynamics are positive, as they have already informed us, the volume of transportation compared to 2022 has increased by 6 1/2%. this is plus 116,000 tons. eh, and there is a positive trend in fertilizers with construction cargo and timber cargo at the same time in the row. uh, enterprises are seeing, uh, somewhat declining. we have historically worked with such enterprises within the framework of coordination councils under the railways. but here, uh, we saw for ourselves that together with the region, we could make a more uh, systemic management solution, together with vasily nikolaevich. we agreed that we would create a separate special working group at the regional level. uh, where will we be? consider, uh, all systemic measures to ensure t

he's part of that work. marci ferris marci cohen ferris, his wife is part of that work around and really brought gardening what the south can mean and so now you know teaching my students seeing my students move in these different kinds of spaces this is a broader, more interesting than than what the south i was offered for, you know, 30 some years ago. and so it's really powerful to be leading at a moment when we can talk about a queer south, when can talk about that near south that we can talk about our black south, that we can talk about asian south and people won't book the way that they would have. when i was first coming along. and so i'm excited to make space for these broader stories. so that's why i'm here and i'm excited to see what we can do next. this is certainly there's one final question. yeah, hi, my name is barack obama. hey, i love the way you incorporate your own family story into your book. my question is, was it a struggle to get those closest to to open up at times? and if so how did yo

of people are working parents. they need the childcare support to enable them to go to work. childcare is important for our economy. want to make sure we have workers available to meet the talent needs of this country. we estimate $122 billion is lost in this country, that is the economic impact of not having a strong childcare system. we know there are charges in this system from access to affordability to locate childcare workers. we wanted to bring attention to this issue so i policymakers can make sure we have the right childcare infrastructure for our country. host: we are talking again with lisa hamilton who is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. we are going to get to some of your calls in a moment. we want to get the phone lines because they are different than normal. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, call us at 202-748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, call us at 202-748-8001. we have a special phone line for parents or caregivers of children. that n

work is not done. i think we all understand what will be necessary to see this process through and we all understand supplemental funding is essential to respond to the urgent challenges our states are facing like delivering disaster relief communities desperately need today and paying our firefighters, continuing to have our ukrainian allies back in addressing the fentanyl crisis, not to mention the need as i've spoken of of addressing the childcare funding cliff that threatens to put childcare for out of reach for too many families. of course even after we passed this funding package before us today, we need to get the rest of our appropriation bills across the finish line. but bypassing this package, and the rest of our appropriations bills, we are showing the american people that there's a clear bipartisan path for us to do our job and fund the government. there is absolutely no reason for chaos or shut down and i will continue working nonstop with my colleagues to make sure we get that job done. t

because of all the work, we got a good income. this is what we achieved. does this work work? does anyone know? that is good for many years, many readers of the titles we like different european tv series more. alireza ghorbani studied english when he was a child. then i like homayoun shajarian's work, my dear. if anyone wants to work with me in the tax field of card reader , he should really work in this field for the sake of his child. what is your advice? from the very beginning, we should go to class, get a good teacher, learn music, learn to sing, learn to be a fist, for the same thing , it is possible to wake up one day, we can sing, we must know the row and the science of music, then with movies and television let's read a book, watch a movie, everything has an effect, because one day will really take 10 to 15 years to give the answers you gave, there is no time to smoke and wait until the next part of the news, at 11 o'clock wherever you are, put your head next to other monks in the shrine mullah ali, you know, it doesn't matter where you came to this land, everyone he

what is the principle of work? principle of work is the promotion of education and training, respect for the dignity and dignity of the primary teacher, above all thinking about the issue of ranking teachers' rights, rights are the first, there is no introduction . the efficient and future makers of iran, the introduction is the introduction and the main point of the case, and then the first line is the result, we will follow it, children , the grades should increase, how many now, the grades should increase, children, when the education comes, in all the curriculum materials, the cursed ones are what you call them. you take it with pride, these became mullah's bracelets they created and the elders are among the scholars of the province, i am one of our prides to support the it example site, like many elders of the province, and the abadis and the honorable brother of ayatollah asman mahdi qaidi's abadis . in this province , everyone was proud of being an opinion leader in the field of geography . karbala is the me

uh, that means, uh, the scheme by which we work works quite effectively, and finally. third. i would like for a line to be drawn, perhaps. uh, certain audit of what was transferred over these 10 years. and that , as a result of this transfer, it was still implemented, because, well, such gigantic volumes could be transferred. this is only for one direct one and 28,000 hectares for other regions is the same. this applies to the khabarovsk territory and sakhalin. this also applies to many other regions there, well, in kamchatka there is its own separate story. that’s why i would like to see, after all, how effectively everything transferred is used in this case. that's it, actually. uh, two such requests, that is, uh, well, let's look for an order. i think colleagues they will listen and hmm, there really won’t be such categorical definitions to ensure transmission. well, all these lands one way or another, uh, that means they were and today many are involved in our eh, the work of the ministry of defense against the fleet. i give you the instructions that were given by you at

uh, he works in the industry, he works very successfully , he works on a large scale. discuss master plans with colleagues. i think you're right, of course it is. uh, a good push to create, to create, uh, favorable and comfortable conditions to be sure that any plan will be accompanied by a business plan. uh, good support from the state hmm, of course, uh, and i know about the readiness. our company is ready to take an active part in this work. so we're with we’ll talk to colleagues, and i don’t see any contradictions here at all. that's basically what we do there. well, we’ll just keep in mind that this is in the field of business interests and we’ll continue this work for you. thank you for bringing this to our attention. you can have one, but i can’t help but take advantage of the opportunity. recently , the agency for strategic initiatives met with growing brands. the guys found out about this meeting and immediately gave instructions to tell you thank you, because all of them have double-digit growth, who expanded sales? who appeared in other regions? i carry out

well, the scientists worked, of course.hese were the conditions they had to work in in the winter, such conditions that these buildings were without heating and without water. in 2006 , the president of the republic indicated that the center was formed , then a development program was signed semination selection. so in the ninety-fifth year, grain yields did not exceed 20 centners of a hectare. today we are talking about 35 quintals. 600 have been created and occupy a lot of the republic. more than eighty percent of our varieties are more adaptive to our soils . each one has improved and new varieties are at the level of the best foreign samples. i can give an example of winter wheat. this seed plant from the malevichi region became a productive springboard for belarusian selection. the country's first full-cycle conveyor complex for a couple of products seed-elite animals on the basis of the economic shipyan were built using belarusian technologies, and then the successful experience was scaled up. these are already select

what about work? servants, of course, they are subject to such difficulties, but at the same time they understand the most important mission that we carry. yes, we must fully ensure the work and life of our cities , our regions, and i assure you that we can cope with this, because we understand that our it’s not just that people come under fire in the same way, that’s why everything works. eh, life goes on. and, of course, we understand perfectly well that our under our servicemen are doing everything possible to push the enemy away from our settlement as quickly as possible, and from donetsk from makeevka from gorlovka this is from yasinovataya in these settlements that are quite large, and to work , and hard life is hard, but nevertheless we understand that this is a temporary factor, and we will definitely cope with it. urban territories, civilians often die. and what kind of help is provided to the families of the victims? in this regard, alexander has already been lined up for work. and here. uh,

and there's work to do and that will allow to have our roles together and get that work done. we're going to do it with great intentionality to make sure that the workers and communities left out in the past are not left out in the economy that we build going forward. the partnership has allowed us to-- will allow us to continue to embed job quality and equity criteria in the trillions of dollars in federal funding that's going out into communities. the mou's that we're going to find today are going to allow us to focus on expertise, not just the leadership, but our entire departments that make sure that we're taking the correct action to lever the ability to move action on the ground to what needs to be done with federal dollars and also to listen to and build on expertise of communities doing place based work in communities on building equitable strong economies and work force program so i'm excited about the program with secretary holland and the epa and with all of you here. we know that the successful work force in the community doing work to understand what the challenge

well, do you need to work directly with those for whom you work?f course , establish substantive interactions with the employer for this purpose, and directly in your own specific the city in the region also expected that domestic business would increase investment in the development of the skills of its future employees, managers, leaders, but i see, of course, you and i understand this process, it takes place. he's skiing. you just need to constantly pay due attention to this; as far as work is concerned, there must be an effective mechanism with tripartite obligations between the employee and the authorities. let me remind you that its meaning is that the employee will study at the expense of the company, and then perform a more qualified one. and that means more paid work. i would like to emphasize that such a mechanism is designed to help people acquire new skills and even professions throughout their lives, since this is what rapid technological development in the world requires. dear colleagues, increasing the level of qualifications of citi

i work 13 hours a day. let's do 4 how much 18 19 20 animals , i shouldn't work more than 6 hours a day it should not be done and in fact, 600 working hours should be observed, that is, if the working hours of 12 hours for the director's health , it will definitely cause damage to the health of the director, noon prayer, accidents and hard work , it is very noticeable, it weakens the eyes according to article 93 of the law. there should be a safety and technical protection committee in places where there are more than twenty-five workers, while less than 100,000 workshops, less than the final quarter, that is, in 23,000 workshops, it is important that we can use the workshop itself , because i am doing this on a case-by-case basis, but the production department and the technical protection committee are also responsible for evaluating the status of the assessment. safety and firefighting is our basic unit , which actually has all the issues of personnel safety and control of safety equipment, as well as the

before that he worked in civil and working with children with pleasure.the tver region, the president left the sinesh center, where the president, in honor of the day of knowledge, held an open lesson on talking about important things, at which she talked a lot about her relatives and family values. this night, the russian military repelled three attacks by ukrainian militants, but this was reported in our ministry of defense according to the department. the nationalists tried to hit the crimean bridge for the attack, they used enemy boats and a marine drone equipment was destroyed in the equator and the black sea , meanwhile, the russian guard is celebrating a professional holiday in our country. these special units are considered elite honorary ones, the name of the guards is worn by more than a hundred units and formations and the fleet, their formation is associated with the name of peter i, under his command, the amusing regiments semyonovsky and preobrazhensky arose, these structures became the forerunners, the modern military guards are now working

well, again, work helped a lot. you start to work .ou start to put out fires . this is hatred of the enemy who is destroying our city, our infrastructure, this pain is probably such a pain in the heart, because this is the city where i was born , where my parents were born, where my children were born, every corner of this place is like a native here, well, it hurts a lot to see how schools are being destroyed, how the city is being destroyed, is simply being destroyed every day in these conditions, of course, only the aggression of the destruction of this death is winding up, why in the 21st century , at what cost do they do it at what cost, and their followers are already dying, there is only one big difference, we are at home and they are not in the region the region is ruled by the donbas miners, well, all the workers are people, why is there no such thing in ukraine, everything is there, and coal and gas and ore, and well, everything that they probably lack in ukraine, all of this , all of this is there. i think this is the only w

this themselves working-class as a working -- open concept.this is a complete mess — working -- open concept. this is a complete mess of _ working -- open concept. this is a complete mess of standing - working -- open concept. this is a complete mess of standing up - working -- open concept. this is al complete mess of standing up what working -- open concept. this is a i complete mess of standing up what it is to be working class. working—class people, families like mine, we didn't have a lot of money, dad worked in a factory, mum worked as a nurse but had to give up because she wasn't ill, we struggle to make ends meet, we did not have meals out or elaborate holidays, thatis meals out or elaborate holidays, that is an experience i lived, but it is wrong to suggest that the ordinary hope of working class people isn't to get along and to better yourself, to buy that house, to have a slightly bigger house we have children, they get the car you want, the holiday you want. it is a misconception that somehow, this is not the working class green. i

i worked in the theater .graduate school to study at the academy of arts and i completed graduate school. and i wrote a dissertation on the topic of director’s principles in the structure of a performance and while working here at the lenin art theater we are looking for materials about great directors. i realized that i wanted to put this into practice more and more, and then i was accepted into directing at the academy of arts. i staged a graduation performance, squaring the circle, in the theater the idea is now a new drama theater, and immediately i was invited to the highest directing courses in moscow at a studio school. it was very difficult for hut to leave everything. here. i worked in several theaters, hosted a program on television, and went there to a completely unfamiliar city. i have never been to moscow before. and now i don't regret it because a lot has been created, there were periods when for several years i staged a premiere, uh, once a month. and who did he study with? meyerhold, i’ll note

in our work, every flight has its own word.ce of the captain of a nuclear icebreaker, a considerable share of luck is also attached, without it there is nowhere at sea, because even the right decision made in a timely manner can be shattered in drebezga by the realities of the arctic weather. ladykol's team is helping the patient carry his things, he himself is already feeling quite well, the ship's doctor helped. last parting words from captain right in the helicopter. everyone, as i was delivered, as soon as they learned that the sailor had been successfully operated on and that he would have to spend at least several weeks in a hospital bed, the question of who to replace the sick person, the main one for the captain, 54 people, personnel, this is the crew, there are no extra people, you you understand, one person falls to him, someone else will do the same work; the arctic goes to sea for 4 months for the crew - that’s 122 days away from the comfort of home and relatives, most sailors have families on shore, many have child

i work from home and _ i'm really sick, because i work from home and i— i'm really sick, because i work.. itake a break when i want and i— home and i manage... itake a break when i want and i kind _ home and i manage... itake a break when i want and i kind of— home and i manage... itake a break when i want and i kind of work- when i want and i kind of work around— when i want and i kind of work around my— when i want and i kind of work around my family— when i want and i kind of work around my family and- when i want and i kind of work around my family and what . when i want and i kind of work around my family and what i l when i want and i kind of work- around my family and what i need to do. . . around my family and what i need to do. . , , . , , , �* do. that is the phrase, unless i'm really sick- _ do. that is the phrase, unless i'm really sick. different _ do. that is the phrase, unless i'm really sick. different people, - really sick. different people, different definitions. let me put that to audrey tang. some companies less generous than others? that that to audrey tang. some co

and public works. joyce alley district 3, the lighting improvement project a very small modest one, but very key to china town has been completed. this is is to help make the sidewalk inviting and safer near gordon elementary and cable car line and new subway station at rose pac. [indiscernible] the new lighting and ta provided $500 thousand in prop aa vehicle registration fee funds to support that project. two more. the sfmta bike rack instillation around the city is making great progress. mta completed another traunch,ic about 1400 bike racks installed with funding from the transportation fund for clean air from the air district we administer for the air district. the board approved this round back in june, so want to take a moment to highlight the progress mta continues to make and appreciate that approximately 30 percent of the racks are in equity priority communities over the last few years. members of the public can continue to request instillation of new bike racks by visiting sfmta.com/gettinga

and working hard is a good thing -- there is dignity in work and working hard is a good thing.avid: one of the important things in your life is your faith. did you come to that as a born again evangelical person or were you taught that as a boy? governor youngkin: i did not grow up in a faith-filled home and suzanne did. when i asked suzanne to marry me, she said, "yes, but i need you to recognize that our collective faith has to be the center of our marriage." i did not fully understand what she was talking about, but i wanted to get married, so i said, "sure," and she put me on a path where i really had a chance to fully understand the christian faith. it did change my life in such an extraordinary way and still is at the heart of everything we do. i wake up every morning and have a moment of quiet time. i try to start in prayer. his it's an amazing privilege to go to work every day -- it is an amazing privilege to go to work every day. there's a number of topics we deal with that are well beyond my understanding. i ask for help and we get working and i think we are doing an

now more than 2,000 people are working on the flood. largest city, it began after heavy rain hit istanbul for the first time in months. local residents were warned in advance about the bad weather, announcing a yellow level of danger and urged them not to go out into the streets unless absolutely necessary. we are istanbul and the mother of the corner said that in some areas of the city up to 130 kg of plantings per square meter fell. according to him, the city authorities were simply not ready for such a line. amid torrential rain hit istanbul and the northern parts of the borders of arnovud, köy basaksehir and yupsultan districts were especially damaged ; an average of about 130 kg of precipitation per square meter fell in about 3 hours; showers that began at 18:30. they started excising around 10:00 p.m. the mayor suffered the most in the areas of arnautka and slightly because of the rain on the roads. they literally turned into rivers here, some media reports that the first floors of residential buildings and some enterprises were f

this is work with bills.ouncil, which is a good help for working on bills, this is first of all. and, of course, working with people. we are a body of territorial representation; our members , councils of the republic, work in the regions , each doing their own thing. and besides this , well, or vice versa, maybe, because after all, a member of the council of the republic is a fairly high title that one can only be proud of. of course, we all work a lot together with people , paying a lot of attention to this, but we also undoubtedly work with the deputy corps of all levels. this is our job. this is our area of ​​​​responsibility, so we always invite them to our sessions ; deputies from rural councils , chairmen of regional councils of deputies, and necessarily regional councils of deputies are not with us. that is, we are all together. in addition, we have expert advice from experts on advisory council, but a council for interaction with local government authorities, so we have quite a serious and interestin

but we've got work to do. >> we have work to do. my fear is what we saw within department of interior is just 1 department of 12 and where the vulnerabilities may be a little bit different, but the impact uh can be equally huge, equally disastrous. mr chairman. thank you. >> thank you. now we have senator cortez masto. >> thank you, mr chairman. thank you to the panelists for this great conversation. let me start with um uh the deputy secretary turk um because uh in nevada, uh we have and, and i want to thank also um hewlett packer. they were part of this. we have been having some red team hacking going on at some of our universities to really assess what is happening here. and let me address what everybody has talked about the nefarious actors, the concerns here that a i systems can be tricked into providing instruction for causing physical harm. we've talked about that we need to address it. i think we need to as well. red team hacking weekends are just as important. that's the manual piece of it. i think dr stevens you talked abo

, to work?kay you can play sports until 10 you can text, you can watch tv, you can stream miniseries but you cannot work. is that indeed the current state of the law? how did it get there in one of the prospects of you being able to change it? >> yes that is the lot today federal labor law says a 15-year-old cannot work past 7:00 p.m. on a school night. it also says that there is any school that week the student cannot work more than 18 hours. you can have a friday holiday and a monday how you could have a kid look at the four-day holiday and say i want to work two full shifts and a half day over that weekend i want to earn a little bit extra money for that car and we have the federal government sink no, no, no. you cannot know what is best for you. your parents cannot know what is best for you for the employer cannot work with you to make that decision instead forget about it. we need to have you be idle at about weekend more hours. it does not make any sense to me. as far as prospects an anyti

[000:00:00;00] espresso works for you, we summarize the informational morning on the tv channel espressova tarin, the news in the studio is working khrystyna parubiy, the russians struck at least four times in the city of kharkiv , the emergency services went to the places of the hits , the head of the region, oleg synogubov, reported that there are no other details of the attack yet, the russians shelled 10 times ugledar was also under fire epiphany, the donetsk regional military administration noted that three houses belonging to the participating community were damaged and one more in the turkish enemy shell was damaged the houses of osiverska and zarichnyi also destroyed power lines anti -drone sonata performed by mozart in the zaporozhye direction, the border guard wrote to mozart landed an enemy drone packed with improvised explosives, thanks to his keen sense of music, the defender caught the sound of a drone on approach and shot it down in the state border service, this is already the fifth b ward in the week that was hunted by the border guards in the zaporizhzhia direction and be

will work. our colleagues came out and already checked 600 objects and , accordingly, after we draw up a prioritization, and the most harmful ones, which primarily affect human health will be eliminated first, but we plan to take the money from environmental payments. this mechanism came into force last year and now all amounts of environmental payments and fines go directly to the environment. in time they dissolve into budget of different levels. we already see approximately 14 billion rubles in the consolidated budget. the sum of our capabilities. well, and, accordingly, this money will be used to eliminate what i said, but in order not to wait for this money, while we, including in the federal budget , have provided and uh, financed our services rosprirodnadzor rospotrebnadzor so that they, together with the examinations we were just doing an inventory of these objects, and they are successfully coping with this task. thank you. if the estimate is how much money is required for this, well, i

is working online.nd three times a week, a summer subscription is open here, when anyone can come and choose books. the most popular children's literature and thematic literature are in great demand , because it is now a very urgent topic, people return to ukraine and, unfortunately, face various psychological problems, we will need to satisfy their needs in order to fully work and make repairs at least 70 million uah - says the director of the library, nataliya petrenko, here they hope for help from the state , they have also opened a charity account where everyone who cares can transfer money favorite job and the heroine of our next story , the displaced woman love bondarenko was able not only to start a new life, but also to continue her favorite business in a new place in the village of zelenopilya on in donetsk region, a woman worked as a librarian and when the russian artillery began to reach the village, she decided to move with her, took a few dozen books with her, and now the dream of revitaliz

we give him the command to work.er another, a new group of helicopters, having received combat mission are sent to the waiting area. target coordinates are often obtained on the way. people are waving joyful somewhere, even raising flags. they are treated well here. donetsk baranov andrey yurchuk oleksandr parkunov to lead the line of military contact in the lugansk people's republic grain deal, namely its possible revival became the main topic in the foreign press after the talks between vladimir putin and recep tayyip erdogan in sochi, the new york times draws attention to the fact that despite the skepticism for ocean and in europe, the results of the meeting dispelled any suggestion that the turkish president might move away from his friendly ties to the kremlin, but financial. the times notes that ankara sought to position itself as an intermediary between russia and the west, but moscow stood by that it would not return to the grain deal until its demands were met. in bashkiria , the construction of the eastern

please work.mer showed that all this was not in vain, the offensive broke down, crashed against the russian defense, including the fact that built by the hands of moscow specialists. well, i really wanted our family to adapt to the new modes of life for the ninety-fourth year, which is just around the corner from a past life , a colleague has quit working for a long time. your dad. khim works with a plow. ninja also saves the world , also lives in the sewers. gypsies blunt overhaul throughout the country overhaul, and where is the money alexander hands ownership of capitalism - this is the system of the future. tell me. will you have stories? i soon

to pull out all the work, the document, everything is already working , both the people and the business first of all, they also feel a certain relief from this, because, of course, it is not always possible to simply obtain a special decision on the right to engage in labor activity. moreover, from july 1, we also canceled the so-called permit for permission to attract foreign labor when the hour of foreigners was more than ten. we also canceled this in order to take this, and an administrative barrier to facilitate the work of foreign citizens on the territory of our country. let's set off on an expedition through the coils of our blood, twisted by everyone who loves their time, the walls of their people have passed very close to minsk, you can spend it at the neighboring domina until we follow the history and the nasal images, we will observe and naturally delve deeper, mentioned and the settlement, a voice to the gift and give to the second traditions new life. i'm here to walk without vera stanku only on the first new one on the tv channel belarus 20 shature motives that led them to

this is how it is supposed to work. and so i listen to speaker mccarthy complain about how hard it is for him to ram acr through the house given his narrow republican majority. and i think to myself doesn't he know there's a better way? doesn't he know is that the speaker of the republican he's that speaker of the house of representatives we have shown you can get bipartisan agreement on appropriations bills but speaker mccarthy cares more about preserving his own power then he does about preserving the security of this country and the health of american families. and so once again the house is in meltdown mode because speaker mccarthy refuses to reach out into what is available to him. find a bipartisan path to keep the government open and to fund the government through the rest of this year. i just want to quickly cover two aspects of this continuing resolution. it may be they never pass this draconian slapdash dangerous cr. it may be they never have the votes for it. but if they do we need to make sure the american p

we have, let of work to do around burglars in the staechl my hope is working with increasing the police force. the cameras we will be implementing all over the city and some of the great work and tell help to transfwhorm we need to do around public safety. i'm looking forward to that. so when we are see nothing terms of of a change with this new hope and optimism and the great weather. we are seeing an increase in office attendance by 42%. we are looking forward to folks returning i think people are tired of work home in pajamace they may not want to come back 5 days a week but they are fear of missing out. missing out on the great things helping in the city. we are no longer a financial district downtown. wore activating downtown with events and creating entertainment zones. where people are able to the have great events and not deal with show much bureaucracy with the city. supporting downtown mall businesses and react have aing our plaza, trance forming them and think burglar what is possible. and look, i get temperature people want something nouchl they want fast, instant and so tuc

democrats working with republicans on a bipartisan basis. democratic chairs engaging fruitfully with the republican republican vicechairs and ranki. all 12t appropriation bills have been reported out of committee with bipartisan unanimously, unanimously both sides avoided dragging the process down unseemly tactics. eeit's at the very good templats for how things should work in congress. i want to thank all of my colleagues. especially appropriations chair patty murray and vice chair susan connell for their tremendous work thuss far on their process. they truly deserve a lot of credit. when the house returned next week i hope house republicans, i implore house republicans to recognize time is short to keep the governmenthe open. and the only way, the only way we will finish the appropriation process is through bipartisanship. the idea of both parties working together, not one party governed by an extreme 30 or 40 members, fillingt out a wish list they know can't pass. you can't do that to let me repeat and say it again, the only way to avoid

we've talked about the need to ramp up the work force and train the work force. that's a big challenge. we're working hard on that. two, the supply chain is a challenge. finding adequate vendors and suppliers with a domestic supply chain. because of course amtrak, you know, 97% of our purchases are with firms here in the united states and getting the robust supply we need for not only things like rolling stock but just simple amounts of concrete, steel, etc., to build these new programs is going to be a challenge and dealing with inflationary costs there. the coordination amongst the operators, let me just sort of thank mitch warren here who has been an incredible leader of the commission, came to the commission really in its inception and works hard to bring all of the entities together to come up with a common plan, we have a common plan but it's not easy to execute. we have 12 different railway operate, over four owners in the northeast corridor. and trying to get coordinated and balanced construction work against service is a real challenge. in order to rebui

nothing but a lot of work.re today because she is celebrating labor day in detroit, but i want to thank liz schuller. a great friend and fearless leader and a great partner. and so many current and former elected officials here today. all friends of mine. governor schapiro and senator federman could not be here today because they p were splitting te state. they were taking pittsburgh and i'm taking philly. [cheering and applause] along with a few friends. by the way, mayor kenny is here. were you able to come? there he is. under the american flag. good to see you, mr. mayor. i'm sorry keep bugging you all the time. he and i talk more than i think we talked to our staff. thank you, mr. mayor. [inaudible] [laughter] i tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden is getting old. i tell you what appeared guess what, the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom . i have been doing this longer than anybody and guess what, i'm going to continue to do it with your help. look, one of my friends in m

thank you colleagues for your work, the news editor will continue to work , stay with us , i will start fact that the third assault brigade denied the information about the capture andriyivka near bakhmut, this was previously reported by the deputy minister of defense, hanna malyar, how do the so-called russian soldiers write , ukrainian artillery worked for several days , etc., the occupiers were forced to leave their positions , now the front passes along the railway line

we just want to applaud you for that work. your initial investment from $7 billion alone is outstanding. i want wanted to add that s $3.69, billion dollars, exceeding come during the pandemic. which was critical for us. $1.6 billion in loan repayment for infrastructure concerns for hbcus, 45 public and- private hbcus benefit from that work. another $1.5 billion in annual -- and $12 million which may not soundan like a lot when you're sayingch -- but it was important for hbcus under terrorist threats not for long though. so just tost give a sense of tht commitment, we have framed our recommendations around president biden, vice president harris core fundamental -- and one,, let's continue to work on infrastructure as a relates to physical infrastructure and to technological infrastructure. we are the best return on investment for higher education, provide quality education. to match that the quality . two, we are spending time continued to build capacity of our institutions. we think we have the unique expertise across -- that

it was very hard to work, female work especially in special forces. like, first we started i i hao talk to my family to agree with me. you know, they didn't agree and i have to talk and talk with them -- >> to convince them. >> yeah, to convince them. when i convinced them still i had to keepp it like a secret that all female military because i didn't want my relatives, they know that i'm working in the military. it was a superge dangerous and also people, they didn't have good idea about women working. but when -- i was happy but you know still challenge in the military. it was hard for special forces as coworkers because we were women. first, they didn't believe women can hard work such as men. but you know after a lot of training and after a lot of doing missions, ftps proved that yeah, they can do as much a man can do, you know? even they did better job than men in the target. >> you can say it. >> yeah. yeah, they do. [laughing] [applause] we proved we can do everything that they can do, but still it was hard for them to accept it because we were

so we're working with them. they want to figure out where is the where is the trash being generated from? can you give us a location? we took them on a ride along last week because they wanted to actually dial in on the specific locations. so they went on a ride along with our with our folks and they gained a lot of information. i think they submitted a report out last fiscal year, but it didn't have a lot of content to it because it was only a small amount. but this year's report should be very detailed and we're excited to continue to work with them and figure this out right. so we're on it at and the controller's office has asked us to participate and we're doing so. thank you. thank you. thank you. and i've got a few questions. and thank you, by the way. good presentation. and i'm glad to see all these robust this robust dialog going on because that's what we're really all about. but is the graffiti when you abated it, i presume you photograph it. we have to photo document just about everything that we do to

they do a lot of great work. they got to be strong. 25 years ago (indiscernible) barnes [applause] the first woman to lay hands on the equipment, to run the cable car system. to make it work and to make people feel welcome to san francisco. this woman was a trail-blazer and we are so glad to have you here. that's your mama! [applause] her whole family is here, because we are honoring you and your legacy and are everything you did to make the cars so successful. thank you mrs. barnes, so great to have you here. women do it all. but we also know san francisco is a special place, and so many people again talk about the firsts. the first to invent the cable car. the first to invent television. did you all know that? and the first to invent the clap on here in san francisco which actually opened the door for all the technology advancements we are seeing today. it is no wonder people want to be here. it is no wonder many folks who left san francisco have decided to come back and start their business and open the door t

eh, we'll work. uh, very purposeful.rade turnover between minsk and the krasnodar region is growing in just 7 months of this year , exceeding the $95 million mark. in bulgaria, farmers protested en masse ukrainian grain. they are outraged by the parliament’s decision not to extend the ban on the import of agricultural products from ukraine; tractors and combines blocked road traffic at 47 points in different parts of the country, including at some border crossings, people promise not to stop protests until the authorities agree to their demand. ukraine is going all-in with threats to sue the greater hungary of slovakia for refusing. the lifting of the ban on grain imports did not go unanswered; warsaw decided to hit kiev where it hurt; the polish minister of agriculture threatened not to let ukraine to the european union and if the issues of grain exports are not resolved, and european commissioner bretton said on french radio that the european union will not skip stages in the procedure for admitting ukraine even if kie

we work with student kind r garten through 12 grade and work with scrks fusd and (indiscernible) focus on 5 themes. sense of place, plant adapation and animal adaptation, water soil or (indiscernible) depending on the grade level and accommodations the class may need the educators work to adapt the programming to be whatever works best for the class, so they can gain activities (indiscernible) some don't, we try to meet students where they are at and get comfortable connecting in the space and feeling a sense of ownership and safety within their (indiscernible) >> the first component of a youth stewardship program trip will be a in clasds visit where we go to the school, we give a presentation on the natural history of san francisco, we talk about the concept of a habitat, so what does a habitat contain, understood, water, shelter, space. >> children at this age, they learn best through using their senses, having the real life experience and (indiscernible) students also learn about responsibility and it is a great message for student to learn, if you take care of environment, the envi

and not work.t was just something that i was really interested in and that i was willing to cut back on other things. david: ok, when you ask people to do meetings do they say no or is it hard to get a meeting with investors are not that hard? jay: the answer is no and i'm grateful for that. it is largely because i believe that what kim and dyer building is unlike anything else being built in this space. it is a very intentional combination of complementary skill sets that other firms do not have. david: right now the private equity world it's tough to get financing for deals. are you going to do buyouts that require financing or growth capital deals which don't need as much or any? jay: our strategy is consistent with what i have done in the past which was not reliant on leverage. it's about great execon on value, not the marginal leverage. in some instances when they can use a little bit, it's about getting behind the right ideas. david: when the deal comes along i presume you are on the investme

the work was done, but it was the first time for a long time. i came here in the morning . i came at 9:30. sad has not reached a level that can be done in two months or three it should be done in a month, it should be done in a year, it has been costing money for three years, and since 10:00 am until now , unfortunately, i have not received a certificate . i have not received a reply 4 times this week before and after that. there is a shortage of staff in most offices and you go to the 10th place you visit. the staff is short because there are more clients. in terms of staff, i think there is a shortage. well , sir, one of the problems that people have in the registration offices is due to the lack of facilities that these offices should have and maybe the solution some of these services may be outsourced. for this story, whether or not the real estate registration organization has given intellectual support. it would be better if the head of the registration organization was in the presence of the materials to explain and for your information , i am sharing the general inf

if you work with them. i think this is information that we should imfor the and let people know that -- well is help from them. and the apartment association. to not just helping to place people but subsidies. so. >> absolutely. thank you and just bears repeat being. if you are i renter look at insurance. as one thing that will prevent a lot of headaches and if you are a land lord watching in addition to fire prevention work, consider doing when some do already. providing through the good samaritan program a provision of the rent ordinance. this says that land lords who offer the unit as a good part of good samaritan program to displaced residentses that is temporary. that they are not bounds by the same rules around rent control that apply we will have some willing to legality folk rent at a discounted rent because of their hardship. normally under the rent control lus this would be base rent forever under the program does not it is for those interested can do that on a year, 2 year whatever the time line