Center in borysoglipsk. It seems that the antiaircraft defense tried to shoot down the drones, but there were two hits. Instead, the ministry of defense of the aggressor country reported the destruction of four drones over the voronitsa and belgorod regions, as well as the downing of a neptune missile over the black sea. As always, no consequences. And before the operational events , as a result of the russian attack on. Zaporizhzhia , four people were killed, eight more were wounded, said the head of the Regional Military administration, ivan fedorov. The enemy attacked Populated Areas with drones, artillery and aviation, 34 artillery and aviation messages were received. 34 reports were received about the destruction of residential buildings and infrastructure facilities. In poltava oblast, the number of injured has increased due to. A residential building was hit, 12 people were injured, one more person died, the state Emergency Service reported. In the evening and at night, russian
Weeklong tour of latin america and the u. S. Is the first to win the womans world cup for a third time and japan on the receiving end of goals and hat trick from u. S. Captain carly lloyd. So a referendum win for greeces government has done little to ease the sense of crisis over the state of its economy, there is still serious concern about the health of the great banks which were supposed to open on tuesday and has been meeting with Political Parties on monday as he prepares to return to negotiations with International Lenders and wants a credible solution to his countrys debt crisis, before that though he has to pick a new finance minister to replace this man who announced his resignation with his presence of the bailout talks have not been welcome. That resignation came the morning after millions of greeks say they decided no to the bailout terms proposed by International Creditors who want big cuts in return for their latest loan and 61 of greeks supported the government and voted
And i just want to make one further comment. I know this misunderstanding, but there is a reason we do this the way that we do. In my state of oklahoma we will list a number of projects. People going out in transportation districts in the state of oklahoma, make there own priorities so that my job is not so much to see what can be done in a state of oklahoma but where the priorities come from the state. People just overlook that. That is one of the systems it does seem to work well. Hopefully we we will be able to do a good a good job with this bill. Any further comments you want to make. Mr. Chair, mr. Chair, i want to thank you and the Committee Members. You you have a tough job and it is an incredibly important job. The governors will partner with you in any way that can be useful to get predictability, get the trust fund reauthorized and give a certainty. Within your states. That is that is so important that we do that. Absolutely. There is another thing that you can do apply the p
[ room noise ] okay. All our new mayors that are in the audience, please stand up. We need to see you and know who you are. [ applause ] all right. We know this group will be instrumental in defining our priorities and helping this organization go forward. I am now very pleased to bring to the podium one of those rookie mayors. She is from the great city the District Of Columbia. Mayor bowser served as a City Council Member for eight years prior to being elected. For yearly 35 years the conference has been fully supportive of full Voting Rights for the District Of Columbia. [ applause ] mayors lets give a round of applause for Muriel Bowser thank you. Well, good afternoon, mayors. And welcome to your nations capital, my hometown, our capital city, washington, d. C. And thank you, mayor johnson, for your kind introduction. But most importantly for your leadership of this conference and your great city. Im honored to stand before you as mayor of the District Of Columbia and bring you gre
And direction that you are taking. But i think we here in Congress Need to be thinking longterm. Secretary moniz has made very clear that he wants to work through this process, but i worry that perhaps a future secretary of energy might not be as favorable to lng exports connelling out of this secretary around the administration. So i question that i would ask you very directly is whether or not you think s33, as it is written, is workable and achievable. Thank you, madam chair, for the question. First of all, we understand the intents and interest of this legislation and in fact, as i listened to many of the comments that have been made here in opening statements, we share many of these drives, many of these core values of transparency, make being prudent Public Interest determinations. So i think we have a lot in common in terms of what we want to accomplish and we understand the intent of the legislation. In fact, the changes that the department of has made to our internal process h