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eng. sargami. this 10-year-old artist who presented his hand-knitting to the minister of cultural heritage on the world handicrafts day was brought up in one of the creative homes of sanaiyeh handicrafts. my mother used to work in this field , i used to watch them and i like them very much, then one day my father allowed me to work with that machine . i am creative in this field. in the past year , handicraft industry provided job opportunities for 150 thousand people and 65 thousand people got training opportunities. this opportunity in a creative field of handicrafts was provided. the products are offered and sold both in the exhibition and store section, and in the educational section to provide handicraft training and development and promotion of the industry. take action in case of village and city. registering the villages and cities of the world of handicrafts is another opportunity to try to use the capacity of traditional arts for cultural and economic development. iran ranks first in the

. >> reporter: renia webb worked closely with and had access to eng thao that few people had for a yearnd four months, webb being her right hand person working as chief of staff when thao was the district 4 uncil member. webb said she volunteered and spent countless hours on thao's mayoral campaign in 2022 and said she led thao's transition team after thao won the election. >> a lot of what's coming out now is the reason i resigned >> reporter: she was more sad l than surprised about fbi agents thur. g thao's home on likefinally, finalle trh was is coming out. thao's boyfriend, andre jones, being the stermi and running pay-to-play schemes during thao's mp fo mayor and afr had fod out thand pele jobs in our s prin administration, promising people appointments on different commissions and boards from out of the mouths of people that told me they were prised positions. they were promised board positions and at the mouth of what they would always, andr that was who they'd say. andre promised me it >>reporter: webb claims jones was controlling and calling the shots and said thao went along w

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eng. bijar , the civil deputy of the governorate of this province, is present here. mr. engineer, in the continuation of the discussion of the railway lines that you mentioned. when we complete these railway lines , we will reach the shores of the sea and that vast capacity which exists in sistan baluchistan province. please let me know that in musobat. the 13th government and the actions that have been taken, what predictions did you have for this matter and what actions have been taken , dear sir and dear viewers, finally, the development of infrastructure, considering the discussion of makkoran beaches, the majority of which is finally in sistan baluchistan province, well, infrastructure is very important. that's why this project has been emphasized at the national level, the supreme leadership of the martyred president and all the officials regarding this process. this project can carry 4 million tons of cargo by completing it finally, transfer it to our nationwide rail network to transport more than 2 million passengers every year . well, because the big infrastruct

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ability to be energy independent, it was our safe borders and if you're out, you know, if you're engingion of strength, that's what we talk about being america first. i think that's really, really important, we saw that tugger four years of the trump administration, but you'd also look at some of the successes obviously that abraham accords were historic defeating isis obviously is a very big deal engagement with the north korean leader, historic, youof meeting. this is about engaging the international community but doing so on your terms and with your priorities in mind and certainly as it relates to nato making sure the that organization is actually investingopean security to the level that they can. these are all things that president trump obviously pushed for during the administration and many others and so, you know, again, the idea here that it's somehow bury your hand in the sand and you're only about what occurs within the borders of our country is simply not the case. it's about international engagement and international how do we do that and whatfer should the priorities shou

in addition to that, myself and several board members have eng stakeholder groups that ardle very engaged had conversations within the past day, which you know, largest group of our passengers and we've discussed a number of initiatives that we can do jointly to create a greater ter our stake hold community and the board in general. they can speak for themselves, but i think they're very supportive of hear from ms. wait on being more open with amtrak's decision making. >> we were appreciating the opportunity to share our story there. transparency is foundational in the carolina. so we support what amtrak is doing to become more transparent. >> yeah, one for mr 2016, amtrak awarded the 2.5 federal billion dollars plan. which i hope contributed to your record may 2024, the revenue? well, i'm part of that. however today these train sets are still ice. i don't know why amtrak agrees you mentioned in your opening, what can we expect the newest train sets to enter into service? >> well, thank you, chairman nell. you're right thwequite a while these could be in service by the end of the year. wh

associated press and it just looks weird when you have kamala harris and the folks around him dancing and enging each other and biden for quite some time just stares ead and doesn't really move. it just does look strange. our first call for you comes from josephine in new jersey. independent line. you on with our desk. caller: good morning. ingrlem. the problem is you don't n someone has arthritis in his back. i see this all the time when i see that man walking. and i'm sadly havingy arthritis and understand what is going through. he has give me a break. on the other hand, when you talk about the other individual who is in court asleep two or three hours in court, are you sleeping? no, i'm just resting my eyes or that he can't remember his doct name, jackson, or he can't remember anything, he stumbles on names all the time and he can't talk, and his father had alzheimer's. thank you. host: that's josephine in new jersey. guest: well josephine i'm sorry that you are dealing with arthritis and biden very well may be dealing with that too think there are other issues that the president is suffering

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. ♪♪ >> good eng. >> good evening. >> and good evening. >> the candidates need no introduction. >> we at a defining moments. >> 64 years of televised debates, there has never been one like this. >> why don't f won't you answer that question? >> would you shut up, man? >> the incumbent president defending his record. >> are you with me? >> a twice-impeached past president with a criminal record. >> guilty. count 18. guilty, count 19. >> guilty on all 34 felony counts. >> with pressing issues facing the american people, reproductive rights, the economy, the border, and the preservation of democracy itself -- >> you will determine the outcome of this election. vote, vote, vote. >> tonight full team coverage with rachel maddow, nicolle wall he is, joy reid, chris hayes, lawrence o'donnell, ari melber, stephanie ruhle, jen psaki, alex wallingner with california governor german, michigan governor gretchen whitmer and georgia senator raphael warnock. msnbc's special coverage of the first presidential debate begins now. >> it's happening. it's finally here. good evening. welcome to our specia

and china moved ahead in publishing new regulations in cracking down on some of the companies enged inrecursors that go into making fentanyl, as well as to establishing a working group with us so we could track this. when i was just there a few weeks ago i made the case while this was a good art and important, more needs to happen in order for it to be try effective in reducing the flows coming to mexico. the precursors into fentanyl and coming into the united states. including very public enforcements of the law with prosecutions and convictions. including scheduling, some precursors that china has agreed to schedule but has not yet done. to make their use more restrictive. and also going at the financial networks where we've seen connections betweenment some chinese entities and our own he working from their end to sever those. we'll be watching to see whether that happens. it's a start. a lot more needs to happen. >> senator romney. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, it's good to see you. appreciatethment that you have over the last years to continue to foster american inter

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