senator d'amato has become famous and known to my colleagues in the news agency's history group. it was agreed and approved by congress. in 1995 , the united states senate and the united states congress approved the plan proposed by mr. alphonsomato, who was the chairman of the senate banking committee, under the title of the d'amato act. damato's law is a law that later, this law became ilsa law, i.e. iran and libya sanctions law , after libya handed over its nuclear program to america, this law became isa law, i.e. libya , and the iran sanctions law was removed from it. according to this law, any investment over 40 million dollars per year for the development of iran's oil and gas sector and industry. and any company in the world that violates this law will be punished. this law is the first secondary sanctions law in america, that is, it is the first law in which americans sanction non-american natural and legal citizens, so the foundation stone of american secondary sanctions against countries like iran was laid in this law. the law was extended in the following years by othe

this saw italy's alice d'amato taking the gold medal, simone biles took a silver on the floorjust missingjust missing out to her arrivalfrom brazil. algeria's imane khelif — who fights for a medal on tuesday — has called for an end to what she calls the bullying surrounding her participation in the women's boxing. khelif is through to the women's 66kg semis after beating hungary's anna luca hamori, securing algeria's first ever boxing olympic medal. khelif�*s been the subject of abuse online — her progress has been in the spotlight over to a gender eligibility row. translation: i send a message to all the --eole translation: i send a message to all the peeple of— translation: i send a message to all the peeple of the _ translation: i send a message to all the people of the world _ translation: i send a message to all the people of the world to _ translation: i send a message to all the people of the world to uphold - the people of the world to uphold the people of the world to uphold the olympic principles, to refrain from bullying all athletes because this thing has effects, massive effe

long barnstorming tour of battleground states ending with a massive weeklong rally in las vegas and d'amato last night. -- say she must win. vp harris is headed back to washington tonight. after raising money -- nancy pelosi today in san francisco and another very strong fundraising week after revealing her vp choice. speaking of numbers, she will make her first policy pitch to voters this week on the economy as she prepares to lay out her wider agenda ahead of the democratic national convention. we start tonight with the chairman of the congressional caucus, congressman steven horsford, democrat of nevada. the vp and the governor just wrapped the week long swing state tore up with a rally last night in las vegas that drew more than 12,000 people, according to the harris campaign. congressman, you are there with the speakers last night. what stands out to you about voter response to the harris- walz campaign? >> well, reverend sharpton, it's great to be with you. i am here at nevada for black women's for harris event. this is the excitement. this is the energy, this is the excitement that w

uncharacteristic fall in the women's beam final. which saw her come 5th — gold going to italy's alice d'amatoway with silver on the floor. the 27—year—old american — who won team, all—around and vault gold — landed with both feet outside the floor area twice. brazil's rebeca andrade became the first gymnast to beat biles in a floor final in a major international competition. biles' close friend jordan chiles took the bronze. algeria's imane khelif — who fights for a medal on tuesday — has called for an end to what she calls the �*bullying' surrounding her participation in the womens boxing. khelif is through to the women's 66kg semis after beating hungary's anna luca hamori, securing algeria's first ever boxing olympic medal. khelif�*s been the subject of abuse online, with her progress in the spotlight over to a gender eligibility row. translation: i send a message to all the people of the world to uphold - the olympic principles, to refrain from bullying all athletes because this thing has effects, massive effects. it can destroy people. it can kill people's thoughts, spirit and mind. and i

>>martinez, california joseph paul d'amato was raised in san francisco, father giuseppe was a hardworkingfisherman. struggle to feed his family of 9 children. when joe was 15. >>he dropped out of high school >>someone asked him and in later years in francisco, then you go to galileo. high school and joe said and yes, i walk by it when he was in play ball. that's what >>dimaggio signed his first professional contract with the and in 1933, the 18 year-old rookie had a phenomenal season. when he hit safely in 61 straight games. the ceo record. major league teams were no interest teenage sensation. >>the next year the module hurt his left stepping out of a car. >>joe divine, he was big scout. big pacific coast for the yankees. so. devine started talking joe about now that it felt joe thomas not bad. he said i just rain did. it's not broken. there's nothing wrong with that. but the value in the sealed sold him to the yankees went way down. i think it was only the only got $25,000 for >>the module remained in san francisco one more season and became the league's most valuable player with us use