the american news agency associated press and the british news agency reuters broadcast live for several hours from the first hour of the election, the presence of the iranian people at the polls. they paid. other foreign media, including germany's davichole and russia's ryano novosti, euro news europe , published pictures of polling booths in our country. france 24, in connection with its correspondent in iran , learned about the presence of people at the voting booths. algerian arabic language media. al-ahed al-manar al-masira and al-mayadin each covered the presence of people at the polling booths in their exclusive video reports. the news of iran's elections was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites and other written media in different parts of the world. sanazo khoni of sed and sima news agency. and we are in contact with mr. ghasemzadeh , a reporter of sada vasima news agency in london, to report on how the 14th presidential election will be held in england. mr. ghasemzadeh, hello , good time for the election process in england. as we had in the news, it seems that t

we have roughly 200 people that within the agency. so if you think of where we were back in 2021 when the colonial pipeline first occurred we have made significant progress. one of the things we found is we don't have a shortage of candidates wanting to work in the federal government for however long to help us with cybersecurity efforts. we have in the 24 request, which was funded, a bit of increase in 23 five, another increase. the increasesic, though, are constrained by our top capability. we certainly like to have more because we have a significant responsibility to wow and work with our industry partners. pipeline systems, rail systems,a airlines and airports. so it's a big spot in the transportation sector in the bigger inspection would help us out. >> thank you. thank you for your answer. mr. chair, i yield back point >> the gentleman yields back. i recognize newest member of the subcommittee, the gentleman from new york, mr. kennedy. >> thank you very much. administrator pekoske, it's a pleasure to meet you. thank you for your

which would help the agency account for some of these changes. i am firmly against the diversion and recognize a need for congress to engage this issue more thoughtfully an end to the bait and switch that is currently happening. simply put, the american people pay $5.60 per flight for security. all of it should go to security. despite these challenges, and pleased that tsa is making to this progress with ids. through partnerships with states and global tech leaders such as apple and google, tsa is working to integrate mobile driver's licenses and other forms of digital identification into their security screening process. tsa's work on identity management has made the security process safer, more efficient, and ultimately less intrusive individual passengers. and proud the agency is now the de facto leader within the federal government in this space. as passenger volumes continue to increase, the role of technology is even more important to ensure checkpoints are operating efficiently and that passengers have plenty of time to make the flights. t

the federal agencies, as you know very well, are not the only agencies that have cybersecurity regulations. they have state regulations, local cities, other localities across the nation. they have all sorts of requirements for businesses that operate in their areas. give you a couple of examples. for example, massachusetts state law requires all persons -- about massachusetts residents to develop, implement and maintain a conference of information security program. the new york department of financial services has also adopted a robust set of cybersecurity rules with significant requirements for any company that provides a financial or credit service within the state of new york and i could just go on and on with that list. so, mr. leiserson, how is the federal government working to coordinate with state, local, tribal, territorial governments, all across the government landscape to harmonize these regulations? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will highlight a couple of points. first of all, both the new york department of financial services in the state of new york responded to our rfi, our

would help the agency account for some of these changes. i am firmly against the diversion and recognize the need for congress to engage this issue more thoughtfully and the bait and switch that is currently happening. simply put, the american people paid $5.60 per flight for security. all of it should go to to security. despite these challenges, i am pleased that tsa is making tremendous progress with i.d.s. through partnership with states and global tech leader such as apple and google, tsa is working to integrate mobile driver's licenses and other forms of digital identification into their security screening process. tsa's work on identity management is making security processes safer, more efficient and ultimately less intrusive to individual passengers. i am proud the agency is now the de facto leader within the federal government in the space. as passenger bombs at airports continue to increase the role of technology is even more important to ensure checkpoints are operating efficiently and that passengers have plenty of time to make

federal agencies and not the only agency to have regulations. we have state regulations, local cities and give you a couple of examples. massachusetts state law requires all personal information about massachusetts residents to develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive information security program. new york department of financial services has adopted robust set of cybersecurity rules with significant requirements for any company that provides a financial or credit service within the state of new york and i would go on and on with that list. how is the federal government working to coordinate with state, local, tribal, territorial governments all across the government landscape to harmonize these regulations? >> i will both the department of financial services and state of new york responded to our r.f.i. and one of the things that stood out they were asking for federal leadership. and having strong federal guidelines which a harmonized set of baseline requirements would help them significantly. in terms of how they would model their work.

and does not specify all the details, but authorizes the agency to fill in the gaps and regulate and implement the law, that the courts should really defer to the agency's interpretations of the statutes that they are the experts in, that they have been created to administer. that was the concept of chevron deference and has been the law of the land for decades now. the court has expressed hostility to the concept of chevron deference and to the administrative state overall, so we have before the court this term, cases squarely testing the question of whether they chevron doctrine should be overturned and replaced with something that would essentially let the court decide for itself what the scope of agency authorities are, and to second-guess agency interpretations of their own statutes and their own authority in a way that i think is creating definite concerns among those who study administrative law and the reason it would create a concern in the healthcare space is that there are so many agency determinations that are very consequential that are done by the agency through regulat

we talked about the fall agency. >> yeah. this is federal agencies. because it is a separation of powers issue allegedly. and so what we're talking about is whether or not when a federal agency passes rules how a challenge is looked at. it is what 90% of these sort of cases are. and so what will happen is there are a few circumstances. one of the things that they talked about in their opinions was some laws specifically saying that this area of the law is to be interpreted by the agency. this provision is to be decided by the agency. and in those situations, there will still be deference to the agency. even that i should note that in chief justice roberts decision, he says within the institutional limits and in a concurrence from justice thomas, he suggests that those limits could be -- could be quite stark. in addition to that, there's a general overarching deference you are going to hear more about in the future. another is skidmore deference. it is another watered down. it is the pre-chevron agency deference. it basically just says you should look

agencies to go into guys do the photo investigation. let's talk about to you. you say that in your, in your speech at the international atomic energy agency. you talk about the uranium, you also talk about the statements that have come from is really administers about the use of nuclear or nuclear weapons against the people of us. it. why do you say that? because the is it a minnesota of heritage? since very clearly, that we should new casa. so this is the very 1st time that and is there any official is admitting that is it a, is in the position of the nuclear weapons. and again, this is the responsibility of the international atomic energy agency to enter the field. we've asked the director of gentlemen, officially, the palestinian foreign minister have sent the official letter to the direct object of the and i am in 40 minutes to send a letter. we that a group within the agency. we addressed this issue already in the board meeting. last november 2023. we had a is the issue again in various national statements in the board meeting in m

is a member of the agency and the agencies at the slogan is at homes for peace. so basically the agency is that to promote the peaceful use of atomic, i'm no clear energy and we have that member states which is right. and again, i know that the agency, those must have instruments to force is it a is to allow for inspect those. but however, is it in advance that they have nuclear facilities, or what we're asking for is like any other country, is to put their facilities on the safeguards at a system of the agency. so if you have no clear facilities, if you claim that are peacefully use this for this not be a facility, what is the problem of putting your facility is on the safeguards system of that's only kind of energy agency. so obviously there's something wrong there. and again, like, and, or other international agencies and organizations in hold that quote and breaching guns, violating visual solutions and blows on and so on. so is there it is becoming get that estate, this is, this is the effect of life from my perspective. so let's talk about the i is role in,

congress basically tells the administrative agencies.n, environmental protection agency, the food and drug administration. it says to them, do these jobs for us. protect investors from fraud. make sure there is clean air and clean water. make sure the drug and food supply is safe, right? then it says you figure out on a day-to-day basis how to accomplish those goals, implement the statutes and enforce them against violators. this decision which overturns as you say the chevron principal is really about shifting the benefit of the doubt. it used to be for 40 years now that the benefit of the doubt goes to the agency. whenever congress was not perfectly clear and there is an ambiguity or gap in the law, the agency gets the first kick of the can to decide what would congress have wanted here? what is the best way to interpret it? what the supreme court has done is throw away decades of precedent and say no benefit of the doubt to the expert agency. rather, we, the court, will decide in every instance what every word of the statute means and

the agency always did. money, compromising evidence, a love affair were used, ideological instability was less common, but it is not at all excluded that it was also material dependence, it all depends on the person, someone loves the ringing of gold, someone is a champion of ideas, and so on, creating conditions, when should he go... i looked at the letter that came from intelligence, a very serious letter, it was the first time i saw one of special importance, sheets of 4 4/5 were written by hand and were literally typewritten there, that is , there was such a regime of secrecy, because it was about encrypting the source of information, in particular ames, who reported that there was a mole in the second main directorate, that is, there was a traitor, well, it began and there were certain signs on which we began to work. the kgb was worried about spy dust, that was the name of the classified drug rubin, this is a special substance, with the help of which it was possible to track the movement of employees

us government agencies. , the united states gave them powers in different years, the cia created the prolog research corporation and one of the... characters was mykola lebed, the former head of the security service of the organization of ukrainian nationalists. the americans were not embarrassed by the fact that he was the organizer of the murders and genocide of russians, poles, and jews. no, the end justifies the means. this one here organization, researched at the center, he was preparing and distributing all kinds of brochures that in... very alarming things could happen. he himself is in europe and he revealed information that he had actually warned russia that something military might happen. it is clear that there is close cooperation between the us and zelensky, the cia and zelensky. there are thousands of operatives on the ground, agents in the cia, although they officially say: no, we don’t have anyone on the ground, no military, no cia employees, but in fact they do. and this is well known, opera

these people who staff the agencies are people who believe in good government.he government should work, that it should do its job, protect the american people. people at the epa, fda, sec, osha, they are out there trying to make the system that we have created work. and there is a preference, like what the supreme court is doing here, what project 2025 is about, is taking away the people who really know what they are doing, who are dedicated to making the government work and replacing them with political partisans who will do whatever the president wants. and that is good for them, if you have got a republican president. if you have got a democratic president, it is not so good, then you have got the judiciary under your control and can still stop whatever the emma credit administration does. they are trying to take away the backbone of our government. >> we are going to watch this one very closely. kermit roosevelt iii, we appreciate your analysis this morning. associate professor of constitutional law at the university of pennsylvania law school and the autho

detaie agency to fill in the gaps and regu ahe law, that the courts should really defer to the agencies of the statutes, they are the been created to ad. that was the concept o's been td for decades. the court has expressed hostility to the concept of the administrative state overall. so we have befor the court this term on the twin cases squarely testing the question of whether the deference should be overturned and relace for itself what the scope of agency a agency interpretations of their own constitute and authority -- statutes and creating some definite -- some concerns study administrative law. the reason it would create caree is that there are so many agency determinations that consequential, that are done by the agency through regulation. chevron doctrine is overturned, which is largely expected to be done or cut back considerably, then what that means■b is erency rule, think reimbursement under medicare, t f.d.a. decisions about the safety and efficacy of device, these decisions that are made by expert agencie long-standing regulatory frameworks they have come up with, that be

sahar zwanati news agency sed and vasima. the adviser of the general secretary of the library organization in the field of poetry said that more than 800 literary circles were activated in the 13th government in the country, which is progressing. according to the military adviser, the formation of these literary circles during the time of shahid raisi has achieved a part of cultural justice. the poems that start from here, the shrine of imam reza (peace be upon them) , the most unkind people of the world , have turned the bad life of life into a good deed. shahid raisi, as the guardian of astan quds razavi in ​​the 1990s, has special activities on the threshold of the table. it brings social and cultural aspects together. mr. raisi's definition of culture was a definition that was more consistent with the culture, customs and beliefs of the people. the attention that he receives when he is in the guise of the president also reaches literary meetings. from this work, you serve the institution of ali bin musa. and following thi

agencies to go into guys do the photo investigation. let's talk about to you, you say that in your, in your speech at the international atomic energy agency. you talk about the uranium. you also talk about the statements that have come from is really administers about the use of nuclear or nuclear weapons against the people of us. it. why do you say that? because the, is it a minnesota of heritage? since very clearly that we should new casa. so this is the very 1st time that and is there any official is admitting that is it a is in position of the nuclear weapons. and again, this is the responsibility of the international atomic energy agency to enter the field. we've asked the director of gentlemen officially, the palestinian foreign minister have sent the official letter to the direct object of the and i am in 40 minutes to send a letter we that a group within the agency. we addressed this issue already in the board meeting. last november 2023. we had a is the issue again in various national statements in the board meeting in march of

specialized agency is to go into guys um do the photo investigation. let's talk about to you. you say that in your, in your speech at the international atomic energy agency, you talk about the uranium. you also talk about the statements that have come from is really administered as about the use of nuclear or nuclear weapons against the people of us. it. why do you say that? because the is it a minnesota of heritage? since very clearly that we should new gaza. so this is the very 1st time that thing is really official, is admitting that is it a is in position of the nuclear weapons. and again, this is the responsibility of the international atomic energy agency. to enter the field, we've asked the director of generations officially, the palestinian foreign minister have sent the official letter to the direct object of the and i am in 40 minutes to send a letter. we that a group within the agency. we addressed this issue already in the board meeting. last november 2023. we had a is the issue again in various national statements in the board meeting in m

federal agencies, as you know, very well, are not the only agencies that have cybersecurity regulations local cities, other localities across the nation have all sorts of requirements for businesses that operate in their areas. give awe couple of examples. for example, massachusetts state law requires all persons who own or license personal information about massachusetts residents to develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive information security program. the new york department of financial services has adopted a robust set of cyber security rules for requirements for any company that provides a financial or service within the state of new york and i could go on and on with that list. so, mr. leiserson, how is theor tribal, territorial governments, all across the government landscape to harmonize these regulations? >> thank you, mr. chairman. so i will highlight a couple of points. first of all, both the new york department of financial services and the state of new york responded to our rfi, our request for information and one. things that stood out to me was the fact that they

agency, the agency has become a place for settling political accounts . we had pt and a safeguard agreement and we have it whenever it is determined according to the interests of the country and the priorities of the atomic energy organization. desired capacities. will be activated. the head of the atomic energy organization said that seven radiation centers will soon be put into operation in the country. mr. eslami added in his visit to chahar mahal bakhtiari: the use of nuclear knowledge and radiation will reduce waste by 30% of agricultural products in the country. the vice president and head of the atomic energy organization said in a trip to kurdistan: international agency. atomic energy in iran carries out its inspections according to the regulations. in the safeguard department, we have a normal procedure according to safeguard and npt regulations. the agency conducts its inspections based in iran and according to the same rules of our work are going on and have never stopped. during this trip, mr. eslami visited the gamma radiation center. giving

the government says it's taking action prime minister and run to load a set the agencies head. some exams have been cancelled, and several people arrested all tell them when it was clear that with his paper on the doc net matches the original paper, we decided that they should be a high level central bureau investigation. inquiry on the matter. the scandal is putting pressure on bodies newly formed government, just not that his b j. p. last is outright majority in the general election that ended the celtic june. many protest as an students are riding with opposition policies, claiming an unfair system of control and corruption at the time when they also angry about how i use unemployment and poverty. the youngsters in india simply have no way to and it's not just the educational crisis. it's a crisis and pretty much every sphere that we're facing, who's hoping to advance that careers through education elect, not knowing when the next exam will be, know when the scandal will be resolved, nor comp inside story onto 0. the all of i guess already new data today and side biology is

the individual agency implementation, or multiple agency implementation? should the board of supervisors be asked to hold a hearing, and what steps do you recommend being taken next convening a meeting of all interested departments, development of a more specific project proposal, research into potential funding sources, or other research or other next steps? and that's where we are. >> are you looking for-- >> looking for discussion. >> for me, i think-- multiple agency-- so there is no confusion who is doing what. when it comes to funding, i think multiple agencies would be beneficial. --i think i'm very interested in --public library sit down together and when we sit down with mod to discuss some kind of short-term and long-term ideas, implementation. i think i want to take this advantage having a-- city administrator, i think it would be beneficial to see what the city might do or can do--i think what will be beneficial. denise. >> thank you cochair madrid. thank you for the presentation, deie. after reviewing the different and recommendations i was tr

government works each agency present within the agencies that make how are the building that in comen't work in whether the methodshe that are the spoke but highl to do in those remain as it but are ultimately moving towards adopt and use of the source of tools and thed that will come on time were actually help the mission as well. >>ant to focus on the risk side. how are you thinking to ascertain or prevent the strategic surprise? what sorts of steps are you thinking intimate either through their■hr somehow to prevent, make sure you are not caught strategically surprised or offguard by what china or russia can't impose on the battlefield. >> a couple things. it's reall agencies to have the expertise tod the shifts that the ground and are engaging with to understand what's happening . i think that's one key area were going to make sure there's a system have that continues at this and is built io language they are approaching this technology as a chess. element is ensuring they are experimenting with technology i sorts of these cases were into work and effective therd which k less abo

howard agencies collaborating mr.son to leverage the data to identify these trends and help us move forward faster? thank you senator very much for that question. as a former programmer myself it's absolutely something that is of interest to us in conversations we have been having a super to implement the legislation that the committee pushed forward the cyberincidents reporting for critical infrastructure at two ensure we are seeing exactly those gains in terms of understanding of the cyber landscape landscapers when the i remember general alexander said from the beginning of his prime at nsa is we need a common operator to make sure what's going on in cyberspace. it allows us to get there but onlyin if we are positioned to o the appropriate -- want to get there and i've had conversations with dhsics which has a cybersecurity program looking at this challenge. as we move towards implementation in september of 2025 we need to take advantage of what we can from the broader analytics landscape and something that we in p

the agencies have to listen to the courts. a complete reversal of chevron. >> that's what struck me as well, is the nature of it. this has been a court that has been a little cautious, and they did not at all nod towards what others have said. hey, deference to the 40 years of history. no, they go back to that ruling, say it's overturned. where does that now -- which agency is most vulnerable or which rules do you think stand to be most challenged? >> is that for me, kelly? >> yes, go ahead, sorry. >> ev regulations are most at risk. we can see those get to the supreme court by various pathways as soon as this fall. otherwise, i think the epa's power plant regulation is vulnerable. and the idea of climate regulation through a pool of a government system where you try to find statutes that give you some bases of what you want and you interpret them creatively. all of that is in big trouble now. >> danny, what would you add? >> this was always about who decides the law. and ever since chevron has decided, the courts gave deferen

it is completely unacceptable the world anti- doping agency this agency received over 3 m past year declinedo join us tonight.ng scandals have real effects on our athletes including americanerwi must abide by the strictest anti- doping standards by usda include requirements like random testing standard should be applied evenly to ensure a level playing field and the best athlete wins. recent reporting before the 2021 olympic games in tokyo 23 members of the chinesea swimming team tested positive for a banned substance. tmz. the chinese the positive test for telling the world anti- doping was all a mistake because the bandit drug which is found only in pill form somehow ended up in the kitchen of a all the 23 swimmers were staying out they all somehow ingested this banned substance anti- doping agency reviewsomehow included concluded this explanation was no further investigation was necessary. nt to note those swimmers won several medalstly failed to be transparent accept responsibility actions it is not just the u.s. congress. they are declining hearing invitation the german that was schedul

federal agencies and not the only agency to have regulations. local cities and give you a couple of. massachusetts state law requires all personal information about massachusetts residents to develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive information security program. new york department of financial services has adopted robust set of cybersecurity rules with significant requirements for any company that provides a financial or credit service within the state of new york and i would go on and on with that list. how is the federal government working to coordinate with state, local, tribal, territorial governments all across the government landscape to harmonize these regulations? >> i will both the department of financial services and state of new york responded to our r.f.i. that stood out they were asking for federal leadership. and having strong federal guidelines which a harmonized set of baseline requirements would help them signicantly. in terms of how they would model their work. they have worked with permanent financial services with fed

the agency and the other special ed agency is to go into guys do the photo investigation. let's talk about to you. you say that in your, in your speech at the international atomic energy agency. you talk about the uranium. you also talk about the statements that have come from is really ministers about the use of nuclear arms or nuclear weapons against the people of us. it. why do you say that? because the is a aly minnesota of heritage. since very clearly that we should new gaza. so this is the very 1st time that then is there any official is admitting that is it a is in the position of the nuclear weapons. and again, this is the responsibility of the international atomic energy agency to interfere we've asked the director of gentlemen officially, the palestinian foreign minister have sent the official letter uh to the direct object of the and i am in 40 minutes to send a letter. we that a group within the agency. we addressed this issue already in the board meeting. last november 2023. we had a is the issue again in various national statements in the board meeting in mar

and t the congress and what is the ability ofnd-guess deferred to check the actions branc agencies. there is a challen to the long-held chevron doctrine that name from the 1980s that that when congress creates a statute and delegates authority executive branch agency and it doesn't specify details but to fill in the gaps and regulate and imple the law the court should defer to erpretations of the statutes that they are the experts in created to administer so that was the con of the land for decades now. has expressed hostility to the concept and to the state overall.e have before the court t cases squarely testing the question of whether the doctrine shou replaced with something essentially that would let the a court decide for scope of the agency authorities are and in a way that i think is sort of definite among those that study administrative law and the reason it would create a concern in the hea there's so many agency rm consequential and that are done by the agency t overturned that is largely expected to be done or cut back considerably, what that means is every agency rule t

this is an elite law enforcement agency. the top law enforcement agency in this country. it is protecting us from all manners of mayhem. child predators, cyber threats, drug trafficking, gang violence, international terrorism, hezbollah, isis, hamas, they have dedicated their lives to the protection of america and citizens. they don't deserve to have threats leveled against them with anti-fbi rhetoric jamming them up. last week, a man crashed an suv into the security gate at the fbi's atlanta field division building. he resisted efforts by fbi agents to bring him into custody. although this investigation is still underway, i am concerned about threats to fbi agents, and fbi facilities in the field, particularly in light of fbi rhetoric from far too many public officials. i would like you to comment on that. to what extent are you seeing the uptick in threats against the fbi? what's that due to morale within the agency? >> u.s. a couple of different questions. let me start with the threats. that is ultimately what matters most. rhetoric is rhetoric. there is a lot of heate

china is exerting an enormous es influence in a number of agencies and other agencies. am concerned is not the athletes decision to take these drugs. these drugs may give an advantage but it's also going to have serious health consequences down the road. some of these performance enhancing drugs impact the heart. it increases the capacity of the heart and down the road they'll have real issues. you mentioned suicide, may have the side effects of taking these very. >> its holding that standard coming for us as u.s. athletes into knowing we are responsible for what were putting in our body like i said it empowers us to know it's putting in our body we empower ourselves use our voice. >> my question since time is limited are there countries in this case, china forcing their athletes to take these drugs? >> what i would say is we absolutely cannot be naÏve that some of these countries out with the russian state sponsored doping affair. they see sport as an extension. the advantage they do not deserve under the rules for. >> is not about competition it's about supremacy. int

anti- doping agency as well.your work to ensure anti- doping rules are followed.he hig standard helps set an rest of the world to follow. not cheat pete they compete fairly and followes. international olympic committee conference and its mission the mo support the promotion of ethics and good governance in athletes bite leading the fight and taking action for all forms manipulation and related corruption.o take this seriously. thank you and i yield back or accidentally kills records are chairman of the full committee for his opening the guitar highly decorated panel today's olympic careers have inspired an entire generation an important moment we are one month away fromtart of the 2024 summer2024 summer oris. we will be examining how the world anti- doping agency and their failure to enforce those policies on-enhancing drugs how it's games. it is completely unacceptable the world anti- doping agency president this agency received over 3 million u.s. taxpayers dollars this past year declined to join us. doping sca

does that mean the students want the national testing agency ultimately to be disbanded? absolutely. we thought to be fine, which it has become a national bromide agency for those students. all right, i can see a kid on wants to get in on a go ahead. yeah, i think, you know, it's probably come back to what everybody's saying that you know, that needs to be good at the needs to be both on the bottom. you just storage the audio system, had, etc. but i think somewhere, let us not lose sight of the larger picture i think was also needs to be done as of the education system and generally needs a lot of motor for we have seen and especially since gets a lot in the last decade also be education budgets are coming down dramatically and so the supply demand problem is becoming much was as more and more people are speaking. hi and education, the opportunity. so the seats available to them have really strong because investment in education is strong. so unless one addresses that huge mishmash, this ideal is huge competition in pressure, but a limited number of seats of the board are

is is supposed to be an independent regulatory agency? it is not a partisan agency.is not resigning is because, oh my gosh, it is no longer going to be a partisan majority. that means he is more concerned about threats to the biden administration's partisan regulatory agenda that he is about cleaning up the mess he created. mr. hsu, do you believe you have a responsibility as a board member to protect the of the fdic as an institution? not the partisan makeup of the fdic? >> independence of the fdic is critical. just critical is taking actions to protect the employees. >> so resigning now is how you protect the employees of the agency, not after the biden administration to protect its partisan majority. let me ask you this, director mckernan, have you heard from employees at the fdic following the announcement that he would retire later instead of now? >> have i heard from them? >> yes. >> yes. >> what have i told you? are they able to carry out their work without distraction? >>there are a lot of views about the report, but universally, they are exhausted and distra

battle fending off agencies.think about what this fishery had to deal with. we'll have someone on your boat when you go out so you have to deal with that person and make sure they can get on and off and boat and then pay for it. you have to pay for the whole thing. so it is -- just extrapolate that to every other business in america that has 16 different agencies that have to show up to test this machine and that machine. if a worker gets hurt you have 45 different agencies calling you up. it is onerous for businesses and something they will feel less the burden of the government off their back. >> dana: it tells congress you have to do your job. they will have to put pen to paper and get details done. coming up we have governor doug burgum who dealt a lot with this issue in his business career and governor. shannon bream. >> justice kagan and sotomayor is reading her dissent. these cases where the dissenter wants to make sure they have the oral record of their objection from the bench. she said this now puts the

it's in all the national that the agency according to it, right? the information of no guide to information or data that has come out of credit that's been submitted in the right way. information crazy has reviews that the chair force and he was appointed for us to do the monday for the states public service commission on the recommendation on the are it says, which is the id cards, post dated all the 9 vision on the b 2, b, and subsequently, he has been appointed to separate out the public service commission head, including the union public service commission that overseas the bureaucrats, that ira conduct examinations for bureau at the, at the center level in india. now that has not void even now despite so many irregularities that have come out, not the just in the a d which looked into the medical examination, medical interest examinations, but also the next exam, which gives the entrance exams to do new research, federal chips as well as assistant professors on the government has acted because as we mentioned earlier, the fact is and the more

federal agencies, as you know very well, are not the only agencies that have cybersecurity regulations. we have state regulations, local cities, other localities across the nation that have all sorts of requirements for businesses that operate in their areas. a couple of examples. massachusetts state law requires all persons who own or licensed personal information about massachusetts residents to develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive information security program. the new york department of financial services has also adopted robust set of cybersecurity rules with significant requirements for any company that provides a financial or credit service within the state of new york. i can go on and on with that list. mr. leierson, how is the federal government working to correlate with state, local, tribal , territorial governments all across the government landscape to harmonize these regulations? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will highlight a couple of points. first of all, both the new york department of financial services and the state of new york responded to the rfi, request

ali soleimani, sed and sima news agency. is the principles related to the supervision of the guardian council in the constitution exist only in the constitution of iran, or are there similar institutions in other countries? our reporter answered this question. historians say that the golden age of democracy dates back to 500 years before christ, the democracy of athens , when the citizens gathered in a council of 500 people and decided about the management of the city and the country , but not about everything, about the things that were discussed in a council called the boule. it was approved and voted on by the people, and these refining councils still exist in the democracies of the world. for example here in france, according to article 3 of the presidential election law, whoever wants to be a candidate must have several hundred prominent officials . in turkey, according to article 101 of the constitution, a presidential candidate must either have a party nomination letter or a confirmation letter. labor protectors and w

it's, it has become a national bromide agency for those students. or i can see a kid on wants to get in on a go ahead. yeah, i think, you know, it's probably connected to what everybody's saying that you know, that needs to be good accountability that needs to be close to the economy, the store, which the owner system had, etc. but i think somewhere, let us not lose sight of the larger picture. and i think a lot of also needs to be done has to be education system engine. duty needs a lot of motor for we have seen and especially since gets a lot in the last decade. oh so that'd be education. budgets have gone down dramatically. and so the supply demand problem is it's becoming much worse as more and more people are speaking. hi and education, the opportunity, the seats available to them have really strong because investment in education is strong. so unless one of the addresses that huge mishmash, this ideal is huge competition in pressure. but a limited number of seats of the board are we are going to create opportunities for production. i mean, you

how your agency is handling this now is not working, okay? i know this is a problem that hud knows about. the changes that you are making to incorporate rents from corporate landlords are not going to help us in montana at all. right now, these programs are not able to serve the folks in montana that they are meant for. and, i think it is incredibly important that the folks at hud step up and fix these bidenomics's. the program will end up leaving rural america behind. what needs to happen so these rates reflect the actual rents that we have montana communities so folks to, folks can access these housing resources question >> thank you, senator, for raising this issue. as you and your team is probably aware, fair market rents are established by hud and updated yearly so we can keep up with what is happening in the market . a couple years ago, we did introduce private data into our conclusions there because we had received lots of concerns that the data we were relying on, the agency was relying on was not really keeping up with what the marke

>> in the agency process every agency will have an opportunity to provide feedback in doing that. in the proposal stage, there's minimal involvement. really the input comes at the advisory committee stage where we've got input from a lot of the stakeholders here to try to build consensus around that rule that we have largely been able to do. >> is the agency working to harmonize this rule with methane regulations since there will be overlapping requirements? >> we did that at the proposed rule stage. sometimes they don't align perfectly from the time standpoint you have a proposed rule you might be waiting on but you are waiting for another to propose their rule, so we are harmonizing to try to minimize and overlap between the agency. >> is it the position of the agency that all leaks are hazardous? >> i was just in jackson mississippi where a nonhazardous leak resulted in the death so we are highly concerned about the potential for a nonhazardous leak to become hazardous, but not all nonhazardous leaks are hazardous. >> in your written testimony, you highlight concerns that the i

davood moradi , sed and cima news agency. the confrontation between nature and gorgan municipality in the final match of the premier basketball league. in the third game of the final stage of these fans, the islamic nature and gorgan municipality faced each other , and this meeting in the fourth quarter with the result. he is experiencing his presence at the first level of iran's basketball in pursuit of winning the championship and more surprisingly , he scored a goal and now here in the last two minutes in the most critical time of the game. you give a point without defense, the result changed to 91 87 in favor of gorgan municipality and in favor of this team , which is pursuing sotback salar manji, putback salar manji. now, the full results and sidelines of the match in the next sections, god willing, the confrontation between iran and brazil in the league of nations volleyball. in the second week of this competition, the national volleyball team of our country will face brazil tomorrow in its fifth game . iran's national

traditionally it was the agencies. and the court seems to be grabbing some of that power and saying it should be the courts more than the agencies. i have problems with the agencies because they get kind of partisan. there is nothing in the white house which regulates the regulators. -- a thing in the congress that regulates the regulators. judges are not experts on some greenhouse gas. i kind of like it when the agencies do it as long as there is strong oversight. >> i think it's a bigger power grab by the courts than even that. this is a groundbreaking change and precedent here. we are giving courts and judges all up and down the federal judiciary a tremendous amount of power. remember the mifepristone case? that began with one judge who was picked purposely to try to toss out fda approval of the judge. that is not what judges do. the supreme court today just because they wanted to overturned precedent which is also important. we need to trust in our precedents and be able to rely on them and less and less the suprem

we have added our last 14 agencies and we look forward to their work. i will say moving to work has been critical to look at ways we could continue to house residents safe would we have seen housing production. we have seen new forms of services. we have seen even ways agencies are reducing their administrative costs which i think is something we all would want. i can please support moving to work as it continues to be a source of innovation across the housing industry. >> about 50 seconds left. another question for you on homelessness? we appreciate secretary budget service to the country. are there any proposals that were not implemented that you would like to implement or do you have any new ideas to help expand the opportunities for homeless population was the greatest spike over the last 12 months basically. any thoughts on how to combat homelessness? >> was lots of thoughts how to combat homeless one is continuing to work with folks on the front line to make sure they're using our existing funds effectively but quite frankly making sure the types

[laughter] and i love your agency. the time of the gentleman is expired. >> six years after the agency was created so served in congress for 90% of the life expectancy of the epa and i know how much longer life expectancy is because of the epa and that is a big benefit for our society. mr. administrator, congratulations on making the greenhouse reduction fund awards for the clean financing i knew this would be a transformational program. if done right and you did it right and i'm leaving in an appropriations letter to fight for your request for oversight as well the claimant bank money is out the door and it's ready to bring power owned by communities into the grid, help working families cut their bills and leverage new private dollars into projects that will do good for the public. is that a priority for the agency going forward to make sure that it's up and running this year? >> absolutely is. thank you for your leadership and dedication. we were glad to get it done and loved doing a visit with you in boston. but i f

that's the funding situation off of the agency, the tony agency functioning on the negative cultural fold and full 5. you know, so we have suffered by the absence of attention on the how this to destroy the conflict over the last 10 years. so our resources have a rule that and we have one more mismatch between what we are expected to deliver. and we should never, never forget that one was unique because we are off to provide government like services. but we completely depend on the trade contribution for the member states on the hands when the member states, i'm not sure retires, as part of the world on not prioritizing our own walk. we have, we stopped to, to stuff uh we have to mother for a lot, but it had the names back from the quantity of a lot of services over the last 10 years. and then we had october 7, october 7, with extraordinary the staggering needs in the straight for, for which i have to say we had a good ship balter. but after that we hadn't 10 rate $26.00. the allegation was 12 stuff or 10. pre pause by a number of countries, a new and it was a story. 2 months later t

mustafa naim, the head of the recovery agency, and it must be understood that mustafa naim took thisosition together with the team, also the dismissed minister kubrakov. mustafa naim really wrote it himself statement about dismissal, but why did it happen because mr. schmegal kept him out of the recovery conference in berlin that i attended, which was attended by a huge number of people, including an official huge delegation in berlin this week, and in our view it was done because of political motives, and they didn't let him in anymore, we are already joking on the sidelines, yes twice, because on this statement... which was seen by the whole country, according to which he was not allowed to leave the country, it is written twice, i do not agree, i don't allow it, so is there an explanation or no explanation, mrs. martyna? we we can understand that they do not agree, so at least at the level of gossip, i don’t know, well, if there is no official position, then we will resort to speculation, we have no way out, so the fact is that there is an official position, and there are behind-t