agencies and facilities to review. however it wasn't assessing whether they were implementing at the facilities or documenting the decisions of not doing so. we reported that without this information, on the implementation staff, half of the recommended countermeasures the federal government might not have reasonable assurance that the facilities are secure. as a result, we recommended that they improve the oversight of security measures by one assessing the implementation of the recommended countermeasures and number two, identifying the recommendations where agencies document the acceptance of risk. to its credit they agreed with our recommendations and have taken steps to implement them specifically they plan to update the annual questionnaire to improve its oversight of agencies implementations of the recommended countermeasures. in addition, it plans to verify that selected agencies documented their acceptance of risk for countermeasures they did not implement. these are positive steps. completing these efforts ma

first, the agency security committee led by the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency establishes a security standards that federal facilities. federal protective services then use the standards to see what safety measures can be improved. thee identify risk to the facilities and then make recommendations as to how to mitigate them. they conduct thousands of these assessments each and every year and to submit these assessments to federal agencies recommending countermeasures like security cameras, access control systems and x-ray screening equipment. they make it easier to protect the facilities the end of the americans who use them every day. unfortunately, these recommendations are rarelyrt implemented. from 2017 to 2021, they submitted over 25,000 of these reports. federal agencies completely ignored roughly half of those. when agencies abolish the recommendations, the only approved 27% of the recommended security measures. factors like cost and bureaucratic hurdles often make itau harder to maintain current into systems. in other words, we are getting very useful information a

of the united states of america, and the first agency was created. the weapons agency was created, ityear and a half ago, and only now, in the fourth quarter, it began to conclude the first contracts, so in a kind of quick start, if you remember, the agency promised us the supply of weapons first in august, in september, in october , in december, now it's january, we haven't started the procedures there for the first quarter of the 23rd year, what's the difference? the difference is that the statute of the agency of the united states of america states, that all contracts that are purchased on the territory of america, the commission of this agency is zero, all control contracts are foreign economic already with a commission, i will explain why, look, for example, our general staff needs corsairs, uh, tell me, please, christina, what should be done, how it is necessary to monitor the market, how to choose the best price... position, so what should be done in this situation? well, it seems elementary to me, when we understand that we are talking about a completely specific weapon with a

as far as the lead agency, that can ebb and flow. we will work with our local partners, through the taskforces and otherwise, to determine the best avenues, ultimately come from a for prosecution. when a child has gone missing, believing it was a kidnapping, that is the all hands on deck situation for the entire fbi field division. we are going to put our backs aside, the regardless of the department. secondarily making sure we identify the subject is held accountable. >> i appreciate the breakdown. i would note that last months, and we testified before the subcommittee that children who go missing from foster care are especially vulnerable. and, we've heard from experts, advocates, attorneys, will represent victims of child exploitation and trafficking, will testified, particular vulnerability, foster children. trafficking. you testified in the opening statement that each of the fbi's 56 field offices have received complaints about human trafficking, and that the fbi is working to build more relationships and awareness. tell us abou

fourth certificate: federal agency for order, fifth fifth, yes, why a certificate?ociation of veterans of the presidential security service, sixth id, where are you, how do you carry them in a box, is it an id, the international committee for the fight against organized crime, all of you? in one person, and this is that we have an international police association of the russian section, but you head it, or what? i am a member advisor there adviser, yes, it’s clear, and this is whose uniform, mine, your uniform, this is your uniform, yes, yes, it has stood, now, well, what do you have to do with the fsk, fsk, the federal service fsk how? federal union of cossacks, for whom have you prepared the forms, please tell me these forms, for whom will you prepare the forms, for whom how do people come who want, how much does such a certificate cost? joining an organization, yes 9. 9. great, why are you selling ids, your federal law enforcement agency, no one sells them, you are selling ids, and you are selling them a particularly dangerous criminal, we conducted an experiment

of the united states of america, and the agency was created, the first the weapons agency was created a year and a half ago. and only now , in the fourth quarter, she began to conclude the first contracts, so in a kind of quick start, if you remember, the agency for physical support, she promised you first in august, in september, in october, in december, now january is already on the nose , and we did not launch the procedures there for the first quarter of the 23rd year, what is the difference, the difference is that in the statute of the agency of the united states of america it is written that all contracts that are purchased in the territory america, the commission of this agency is zero. all control, foreign economic contracts are already with the commission. shall i explain why? look, for example, our general staff needs corsairs. ugh. please, christina, tell me what to do, how to monitor the market, how to choose the best price offer, what to do in this situation? it seems to me that it is elementary when we... understand that we are talking about a completely specific weapon

this is what our agency in command do very, very well. as a conventional combatant command, how do you see the integration of global operations? how is that going? have you seen a change over -- i'm sure you have, but over the span of your career but specifically as you've been director? >> the big change within cyber cyberspace is no longer do we think of it after the fact, how do we think of defending our networks or how do we think enabling a partner? that's part of the earlier discussions and the rich discussion between general carillo or the admiral, it's always about what can we do to support you, whether or not that's in cybersecurity or whether or not it's in operations or an effect site. >> big pivot. several questions here on the lifting of the congressional hold on nominations, actually not on nominations but -- i can't think of the word. approval but i'm not going there to ask you that question. i know there will be a change of command and directorship sometime in the near future. so look back, what do you see as your top "3 u

the other agencies ass well. one of the biggest travesties to me at least was the c-band where we studied the record very, very carefully, we auctioned off the spectrum, larger spectrum auction in american historyum generated some 93 alien dollars for the u.s. treasury. a lot of prime mid-band spectrum for 5g for the benefit of consumers, and after the fact the faa comes in and says well, the c-band spectrum even though it's several hundred megahertz away, make interfere with commercial aviation and plaintiff in fallout of sky. outstanding with that strategy can always useth the spectrum ad you don't see air france or japan flights collapsing. it's unfortunate on this particular issue the official who was most prominent in making the case wasn't the fcc for even the white house. it was secretary buttigieg at the department of transportation who was arguing we need to pause deployment of the spectrum by the company that auctioned for turkey was one making the case which was doubly ironic that just because they doj

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so it's not just the agency that has a speed up the activity but every aspect of that.t we need to figure out ways that we can move it through a process it's very transparent to the they cause lots of trouble. the public has to understand why you want to do something for the public has to have its input. they have to be engaged. we have a regulation right now that has been sitting there and it may slip into 2024 and the evidence is very clear we need to regulate menthol as a flavor for tobacco. and yet the evidence has been there for many years and now it is kind of sitting in the system. we need to move those regulations through very quickly. i think the other thing we have to do is build an environment where what we can address some of the legal process early on. because as you know every time these regulatory agencies do something they are protecting themselves against a lawsuit. so they are not just doing what is appropriate from a health perspective. they are doing it in a way that minimizes the opportunity for an adverse decision in the courts. that also takes tim

does anyone heard of a federal agency who says they don't need more money? nobody laughs, but that is a joke. i'm not a comedian. my point is sometimes that's true, but many times it's the lack of will to repurpose what they already have. some of it is money, no doubt. and it definitely is a staffing issue. and you saw it in the food product area when we had the baby formula situation. they are understaffed. that's real. yeah. i think that's not a bad idea. user fee concept is something that's been proven to be successful. >> do you think given the focus there is cannabis legalization and it would be regulated under harm reduction standard very similar how tobacco products are currently regulated. do you think before we have any more discussions about cannabis that we should fix tobacco regulation first? mr. bucshon: probably. people have been using tobacco products for centuries. and in the u.s., we had a modest degree of success in decreasing that. but yes, probably. there are two separate issues from a medical perspective. again, i have my own view on leg

opens there, that is , the vitebsk branch of the russian telegraph agency, and the head of this agency friends with marc chagall, and vitebsk actually became such a platform where everything, like in a huge hive, merged all this information work, this is a new trend, a revolution, there were trams in vitebsk, yes, they painted posters there, throughout the whole of the world he practically participated in this work, including step brand. you can’t get into a position , you can’t get into a profession, but we started the conversation with you, i would like to say that journalists, in my opinion, journalists are really born too, it seems to me that this profession can be taught technology, it is extremely important , of course, but journalists are special people, and the happiest thing, it seems to me, is because every day something new happens in your life, so i sometimes talked to the guys, they said, i think i need to move on, because i already all survived, i’m no longer interested, coincidence or symbolism? i don’t know, well , it’s more like a coincidence, well, of course it’s a co

it's a pretty major step, since you are really an enforcement agency, nice supervisory agency. the proposal threshold for this supervisory oversight is based on the annual volume of consumer payment transactions. i'm not going to debate whether it is 1 million or 5 million. i more interest -- curious about who is covered. orders are included. amazon, apple, google, and square. is that right? >> again, that is currently a proposal. and let me just share, congressman, we devote way more resources to supervision. >> you can write me the answer to that. you can comment on that. let's talk about this question. >> i'm trying to get to you. the top firms, what we have proposed is a threshold. if they are above that they would be subject to supervision. >> who is left besides the ones named in october? are big retailers covered? >> it's not a matter of public record, always how many transactions were customers they have. what we are trying to do is get comment on the threshold and we would then be able to determine who is above that. but if i were to speculate, and i'm just speculating

agency of law and order, a non-staff employee. and you know that the federal law enforcement agencyucture does not exist in government agencies, anti-terrorism, yes, the fight against terrorism is carried out by the federal security service, i have an employee, supported, employee of what, but you have something to do with the fsb, well, direct i have an attitude like what name? i don't think so, that is. very interesting, we just haven’t met yet, i’m an employee of the internal security department, it’s very nice, i’ll tell you, we don’t have, that is, you’re standing here, representatives of the government are lying, and that’s why some fans of the left had to pass their id cards. .. spent hours explaining traffic rules and reading out articles from the criminal code, but the violators for a long time could not believe that their favorite clown sets suddenly lost their magic properties, i had to obey the requirements of the traffic police inspector. it was strange to see that people who were accustomed to criticizing law enforcement agencies, when detained, pretended to be represe

they record the history of the country in their materials for the news agency.ars old. on the occasion of the anniversary , a solemn event took place at the palace of the republic. among the invitees are, first of all , heroes of the publication, parliamentarians and government members, as well as fellow journalists and, of course, experienced employees. all of them are responsible for the reliability and efficiency of the country's main news agency. once a small branch of the russian telegraph agency, today belta modern media news factory. up to 250 information messages about the most important events in the world are prepared here per day... the new year's fairy tale for those who believe in miracles continues. the marathon of good deeds was picked up by an elephant today. charity event our children reached the correctional and developmental center. famous athletes, as well as the chairman of the country's athletics federation , ivan tihan, joined the good cause, the children and guests took part in a colorful performance in the new year's kingdom, and then th

the water office is working with landowners and other government agencies to handle this problem. epa's solid waste program forms are relatively new. the problems are old and will take a long time to solve. 6 billion tons of solid and hazardous waste are produced in the united states each year and deciding what to do with this mess or better yet, how to reduce it will not be easy. we have made a good start. regulations governing the treatment. storage and disposal of hazardous waste are now in place. we have also moved forward against the problems arising from inactive sites under our superfund authority. epa and the states have almost completed the inventory of potentially hazardous sites. the complex process of determining what to do at particular sites and who should do it is underway at many of them. the effort to control the harmful effects of the toxic chemicals used by our technological society is one of the most difficult and complex tasks ever devised. there are over 60,000 chemicals in commerce. between three and four pounds billion of pesticides are used each year. it i

space regulatory responsibilities are currently shared across multiple agencies.most rules were put in place prior to the recent surge in commercial activity. as more novel space activities are tested, flown, and operated, uncertainty about how such activities will be regulated could negatively affect both investor confidence and space safety. we support the legislative proposal recently released by the white house. we are confident we will create a modern flexible regular system that protects vital u.s. interests, response to industry needs, and insures continued compliance with international obligations. the proposal would without perturbing existing authorities establish a regulatory framework designed to cover anticipated new technologies while providing the flexibility to respond to those that we cannot envision today. osc is ready to rise to the challenge and a recent remote-sensing regulatory streamlining demonstrates how we would manage new responsibilities. this year alone we have taken action which have relieved our licensees of over 70 burdensome restri

paul mikina kasone, head of the us national security agency, the world's largest intelligence agency,hich collects a huge amount of information about every inhabitant of planet earth. the secret, what is so terrible, is hidden by the ansa, for which many paid with their own lives, and most importantly, the director of the agency, polunakasony, also has it. what to hide, it's us let's show, illuminating the light of truth, the dark holes of the rat kingdom, maria butina is with you, this is the doll of the heir to tootie, we are starting, he studied at whitebear high school, a small town, population about 24 thousand people, hence the name in honor of the local white bear lake. polamica has italian ancestry on her mother's side and japanese ancestry on her father's side. father edwin nakasone, japanese american , retired us army colonel, served in american intelligence during world war ii, nakasone sr. was born in hawaii, but at the age of 18 perebod. the people here were very helpful and kind to us. people looked at you as a us army soldier and an american citizen. that's what kept me

it up, let's go to the law enforcement agencies first, well , in fact, this assessment will be quite high, because just now mr. gennady said absolutely correctly that it was during this short period of time that the law enforcement agencies regained the trust of society, even as the corresponding sociological studies say. earlier , let's say, there was more trust in the newly created law enforcement agencies, such as the state bureau of investigation, but now those law enforcement agencies or central executive authorities with special statuses, respectively, which had somewhat imposed their the reputation component, well because... we have known since the 14th year that some of the law enforcement officers there, primarily the prosecutor's office, the sbu, the police, defected to the enemy's side, and therefore it was really a serious reputational blow to these bodies, to these services. now we can see how effectively the security service of ukraine works, after all, they have really ceased to be such a body for the investigation of business, which... is absolutely not within their c

and within those departments, there are more than 400 agencies and sub agencies that employ 2 millionthese agencies, among other functions, are the regulatory bodies upon which we rely in nearly every aspect of our daily lives. experts at the eta regulate pollutants, but a partner transportation comes up with safety standards for cars and highways, agriculture make sure food is safe, if to determines the drugs we consume, osha, and the department of labor keep workers safe, they protect their right, this, big complex nation has big, complex systems to keep it running. but for decades, even before reagan gave that speech, there had been debates about the size, government, democratic nature of accountability, often in conservative circles. in 2018, as trump already appointed a historic number of federal judges, including his first supreme court pick, neil gorsuch, who had a long history of opposing federal regulations. the white house counsel -- said in plain terms, exactly what the trump administration was going to do, quote, there is a coherent plane here where actually the judicial s

to the glass hall of sed and sima news agency, mr. azarfam , hello, good morning, mr. hosseini, hello to you and the viewers of khabar network , good morning , we are with you with an overview of today's news and events . to its media coverage today, the national conference on the future of higher education and sustainable development will be held. this conference is in line with the educational goals of sourah university. it is stated that the purpose of the conference is to teach students the use of artificial intelligence. i am talking about this with mr. soltani, the reporter of the education department, mr. soltani. hello. good morning, i am at the service of your excellency and at the service of your excellency and dear countrymen. as you said, we are going to soura university today to prepare a report. the topic of the conference that will be held today is the national conference on the future of higher education and sustainable development. the research week has passed, but the market for these conferences is still hot, and i would like to invite you to attend

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and as people discuss how do we coordinate between various agencies obviously mr. hill and issue in and of itself is pretty big and the millwright issue. that's really a question how do all these things came together at ms. though it may not have said they were but everyone is talking about the rapid deployment here of next-generationn technology. how does the government stay pace with that? what does it take for us to have the right people, the right dialogue, the right information? anyway, i will look forward to written answers to thosenk questions and thank you, thank you so much for the hearing. >> and thank all of you. we appreciate you taking the time. we know you have busy jobs are saying the other day senator was talking about get to certain levels he could to the highest level or people still know exactly whatt they're doing. and you are all at that level. the hearing record will remain open for four weeks until january 10, 2024. anyone who would like to submit questions for the record should do so two weeks from now the latest by december 27. we ask respo

unfortunately , the various agencies shirked the burden of responsibility and usually used the budget as an excuse, while in my opinion, the time that has passed since the implementation of the law they could also provide the budget. discontinuance of the devices that have failed to implement the clean air law. one side of the air pollution coin. and the inefficient supervision of supervisory institutions such as the parliament and the environmental protection organization, on the other hand, the environmental protection organization, which oversees the implementation of this law , has not really fulfilled its duty, and i request this organization, which is a specialized organization, to insist on compliance with the standards how much time should be given to a device that comes to provide an infrastructure that actually reduces pollution. in the clean air act specifically there is no punishment for the institutions that failed to implement this law, and the failure of these institutions can only be reported to the judicial authorities. mr. gulalizadeh, media reporter, i greet you . y

afrooz islami of sed and cima news agency. and elementary school students in the netherlands will have the right to get a mobile phone from next month. they are not allowed to go to school . according to the government directive, this ban also includes watches, smart tablets and similar devices. the dutch government hopes with this ban to increase students' concentration in schools and improve their grades in lessons. according to experts , the presence of these communication devices limits students' concentration and has a negative effect on their academic performance. at the end of this news section we have arrived until the next meeting of god guard. in two days, the ceremony of choosing the best entrepreneur, i say we should get a new farm for your father. i am getting it. it is very good for him. visit the lcx.com site and visit my collection and experience the joy of offline shopping. we have reached a new city , the city of home appliances , you have a reputation, the city of home appliances, you want originality and qu

some people the agency might not want to engage with.t also requires the urgency now. the thing that amazes me is a public policy guy you probably feel similarly the other fda product centers understand their space. they understand gene therapy for example could change someone's life. i could change that patient's life the oncology products group also understands the alternative to not having a therapy is death if it's a last line therapy. but if for some reason we going to the tobacco product regulation phase the center got sued by the pediatricians to make product to market decisions we don't have product standards. the vaping -induced lung injury which is found to be firm vitamin e solve up that was not authorized to be put in. that's product alteration that's a failure regulation and that's from a lack of product standards which to me as i said as a former cedar medical officer and product reviewer it is amazing to me we are operating a space without product standard without guidance without industry standards. obviously support prod

we will shut down government agencies that should not exist. we will rescind any regulation that fails the test of west virginia versus environmental protection agency, which is the most important supreme court course of our lifetime. and if congress did not delegate that to an agency it's unconstitutional. these are all seismic changes, big changes that the next president can deliver with

we had to follow how the agency marked in classified things. then we would send those to the agency and they go through every line and sometimes cracked our markings and propose reductions. then we would argue over reductions. after the comma, please declassify that piece, please. down to the individual words, even punctuation. to get as much as possible but is how fine-grained these judgments can be at some point. last question for our tech experts and i want the audience numbers to get ready with your questions. is there a piece of consumer technology that is out there, that you think best illustrates the potential for ai in this space? and you have developed some, ivan, so you can say, datasaur.ai. but something that average person is using that we would be familiar with. >> sure. i won't go with datasaur. i will go with chatgpt. for those of you who haven't played with it, i encourage you to do so. before open ai starts charging point. it is interesting and for me, from a personal technologist perspective, super excited to see what level, t

rooshd tv news agency floating. the next part of the news is at 6 o'clock. the first time a smartphone connects to the internet, it is recognized globally . they can access anything on the phone . you can see everything in the phone have access they told me that my phone was hacked at least 6 times. today, mobile phones and smartphones have become our constant companion and an integral part of life. although this technology has brought many benefits to life, it is the ideal goal for those. who steal your identity, defraud you or get your information. now cell phones can be a tool against us. this document shows. show how america and the zionist regime take people's mobile phones to advance their political goals and how several kingdoms in the region they have become the center of cyber attack and sabotage attacks. by pressing a button, you can quickly kneel a melto. if you are willing and ready, the risks are. accept because all computer and internet systems can be hacked. the zionist regime produces pegasus, which is one of the most advanced spy software in

that is not the way i read the agency back then. i find a lot more culpability in those administrations, and presidents and those around the presidents, the spies, if you welcome them what they want done, and don't tell us how you're going to do it so, by bringing accountability and oversight into the system, we protected the cia. because the director of the cia could come before the oversight committee and say, ladies and gentlemen, we have received a finding, one of our reforms that instructs us to do x, y, and ca. are you okay with that? that is called oversight and accountability. and jim mentioned it earlier about how very conservative people in the church committee today went after not only frank church, but the whole committee. colorado back in the day wasn't just a skier's paradise, it was a pretty conservative state, and i was 37 years old, so, i was fair game for the far right. but now, they want to emulate the church committee. the children of those people now want to create their own church committee, [ indescernible ] v

and so then we send that over to the agency. they would go through every line and sometimes correct markings. then they would propose, then we would argue with them over the redactions after the comma. can you please declassify that piece at least? so this was down to the level of individual, even punctuation. sometimes from our perspective to try to get as much out there as possible. but this is how fine grained these judgments can be at some point. so one last question for our tech experts and i want audience members to get ready with your questions. is there a piece of technology that's out there that you think best illustrates? what's the potential for ai in this space? and you've developed some? ivan so can say, data store, but something that the average person using that we would all be familiar with. sure. so i won't go with data. so i'll go with something that is very much in the spotlight right now. chat right for those of you who haven't played with it yet, i encourage you to. so before opening i start just charging it

fatemeh rostami news agency the radio is good. acquiring the technical knowledge of the country's technologists to separate copper from gold solution in mines. this technology helps to produce copper concentrate, which is widely used in industry. this is the golden mine of khost city. mineral. with a reserve of 54 million tons of gold ore and carat of half a gram per ton. we extract 2 million 700 thousand tons of gold ore per year. the chain of this mining complex is complete. a little beyond fraust unit mine. the unit that the combination of egyptian element with gold and it had faced a big challenge. where gold was supposed to sit on copper absorption columns, it will come. the young engineers of this complex, relying on the local power, for the first time in the country, were able to obtain the knowledge of separating egypt from the gold solution, or the circuit, which if we were to proceed with a foreign company , would be around 3 to 4 million dollars, after that, with the knowledge of 10 billion tomans it's done, we can redu

radio news agency ms. adham from alborz, please tell ms. adham that the fuel supply situation in how are you hello, dear colleagues and viewers of this news section, yes, the gas stations of alborz province, like other gas stations in the country , were disrupted from the early hours of the morning around 10 o'clock. 20 engineering groups from elbert province oil products distribution company started working to fix the problem from the very first minutes. out of the 83 substations that we have in alborz province, 55% of them have entered the circuit and according to mr. mazarti, the head of the province's oil products distribution company, within a couple of hours. the rest of the stations will also provide fuel. i am currently reporting to you from the gas station on mulla sadrai street in karaj, and as the pictures behind me are clearly visible, the work of the gas station is quite obvious. it is being done and let me say that those quotas are reserved in the fuel cards and are currently being offered at a free rate . i am at your service

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>> a lot of the implementation are up to the executive and regulatory agencies. there's also one reason it will take time to be implemented so that is a slow walk it could be limited to that grant program and so that would hamper a lot of the intended effects and we've seen in many other areas over the last 15 years that because congress often doesn't act, what happens is the regulatory agencies. so to implement the regulations and they try to roll them back and put new ones into the previous ones, so that's where it is. >> i want to sort of inject a positive note again coming out of our study. financial markets are important in terms of thinking about the financial or the climate risks. in particular there's been a lot of discussion about the transition policies to get a new climate policy or to implement the claimant mitigation strategy and stranded assets potentially. there are financial risks to the extent there may be financial crises or disorderly adjustments. in our study, we do not see that for the ira. there were certainly large movements, but it was cer