i recalled the management of the agricultural department due to the lack of the required quantity of eggs and poultry meat and there is something to criticize for , but in in general, the results of the work of the agricultural industry, which, of course, again worked with great advantage this year, and, accordingly, the efforts of the ministry. talk to this specific enterprise, there are also various options for supporting such owners, do you need to come up with something else, you just need to. this is a problem that we must solve, it is being solved, but we will solve it completely, next year in our country is the year of the family, and it is an absolutely wonderful occasion to once again remember our family and friends, you once said, that there is nothing better than a family where many children are growing up, this year i became a mother myself, my daughter is exactly six months old today, just like today, well, in general, you know, the topic of children is very subtle, delicate, and well, this happens, that when a woman... because the church, it fights for the life of every

manzar haddadin, minister jordan's water and agriculture department confirmed that the factories of the zionist regime on the shores of lake tiberias were the cause of the contamination of the lake's water and its spread to jordan. the water purification systems of jordan were not able to purify the polluted water of lake tiberias. later it became clear that the zionist regime stores the fresh water of lake tiberias in the winter season. in lake tiberias, jordan only has the right to withdraw from the underground water that the zionists polluted. jordan and israel regime palestine. they consider it to be the cause of the looting of the water resources of the day houses, the lake and the drinking water crisis of this region. israeli regime it has prevented the delivery of water from the red sea to the dead sea on the border of jordan and the occupied territories. act ii, egypt. the nile is the longest river in the world and the lifeblood of faraene land. the long nile river has put egypt in a better position than other hot and dry african countries. nile water is the main source of life

that is, in this event, we have people from post-doctoral people to the head of the jihad agricultural department, who is now the head of the department. he has risen in the form of a group of people, from a teacher to a cleric, probably the group he belongs to the work is much better and the semester is going faster. yes, they are all focused on the economic issue, and this is an economic issue. now it is important for us. a group that works on the development of agricultural products in the region or solves a problem for its border works on the issue of solving problems. ab is working in its region. the main indicator is that it should be based on the people. two, the prominence of the intellectual part in their activities must be colorful and they should be natives of their region . one of the problems we have is that usually a number of people from outside the regions they are thinking for their regions and they are completely in the same region if the group he is operating in the same city in your city, this is not, for example, from another city, even if he has a proposal for a city where h

i want toomplement the department of agriculture for working with folks on the ground. you have been a consisnt advocate of bottom-up nfigurations. the issue i have as a rancher and former myself, one of the big issues that we hear now is methane emissions from cows. doing what we have always done in008 we were able to sequester 2640 tonsf co2 in the land. we had to go thrgh the chicago climate exchange to get recommendations out that. my problem is, we don't have ough incentive. we try to regulate these things. cows have methane. deer, elk and moose all emit methane as well. rather thaputting the heavy hand of government down on a regulatory side and what you are talkg about is trying to figureut ways to innovate people to do the right things and recognize that a direct relationship with the marketplace is far superior to any kind of regulatory landscape on this issue. >> the climate smart agriculture projects include a number of projects on methane reduction. some of those involved taking a look at feed additives and seeing if they can actually reduce the amount produ

but earlier this year the agriculture department approved the production of what's known as "cultivatedhicken grown in a lab. that approval clears the way for companies to begin selling poultry produced from animal cells rather than animals bred in factory farms and killed. william brangham gives us a taste of what the future could hold. william -- >> we put a glaise on it, give it a little color and flavor on the outside. william: at the good meet plant in california, this chef is putting the touches on a dish that is out of science fiction. >> there is a tendency to back away because they don't know what it is, but once they understand what it is, that it is just chicken and it is delicious, it will be easy for everyone to get on board. william: getting people operable with the idea of cultivated chicken is at the heart of operations here at good meat, one of two companies federally approved to make it. >> we want to slice it in front of you. we want to see what you will get on the plate. william: sliced and served with heirloom beans and a sweet potato puree. if you had said nothing

minister. but there is no production volume, well, here’s another message from the ministry of agriculture, the department chains to long-term contracts in order to ensure. a decision is being worked out to zero out import duties on supplies of the required volume from friendly countries, these are the statements of the minister of agriculture. chicken eggs in russia have already risen in price by 46% since the beginning of the year. weekly pace growth is not slowing down yet, but meanwhile, in the next month the ministry expects stabilization of prices for chicken eggs due to import supplies. here you go. let's give news with an urgent note: that same resident of krasnodar, irina akopova, who asked the president a question about increasing prices for chicken eggs and poultry meat, said that the cost of these same eggs and chicken meat on the local market, in her city, has dropped immediately after the speech within the direct line, but the truth is, to what level prices have dropped, unfortunately not yet reported. local authorities are also beginning to resolve those appeals from citizens who... this is

sensing satellite with applications in areas such as natural disaster management in the agricultural management departments , water resources management, such things are widely used until the nahid 2 satellite with the purpose helping to provide telecommunication services and receive and send data in the fields because of the internet of things, put a humidity sensor for humidity, for example, in the field of agriculture, we can measure the humidity of the so-called forests , agriculture. we can say that for the monitoring of oil pipelines , water pipelines, gas pipelines and khian satellites with applications in areas such as the environment , natural disasters, urban changes and water resources monitoring , they need direct images, like the mapping organization that we have in the agreement. image in they are at their disposal. in the field of agriculture, which somehow receives services based on images, in the area of ​​the land unit window, the work we do with information technology, the images themselves are used , designing systems to benefit from satellite images is also on the agenda of the country

above denver, colorado and this eggbeater turbine, a joint department of energy and, us department of agriculture research supplies energy irrigation near garden city, kansas and one provides energy to refrigerate milk on a dairy farm near fort collins, colorado. these three turbine convert sebring is into power for a newspaper in saint petersburg, florida. the wind has potential as an energy source. america, a potential that is in the process of being really used as costs decrease with mass production as, new technology and stronger and lighter materials are developed and as the cost of energy continues to wind energy will find an even more important under the sun sun.

i went and set a memorandum of understanding with the department of agriculture, department of treasury and department of commerce. they have the biggest broadband funding programs. there's a lot of other little ones. so we now put it on paper. we're working together. but making sure they continue to report to us so that broadband funding map is accurate is really important. and now that you told me, you sit on the agriculture committee, we're gonna follow up with you. >> i look forward to it. >> commissioner carr, in 2017, congress voted to nullify the fcc's 2016 privacy and data security requirements. in your view, does the commission have legal authority whatsoever to reimpose just a portion of those requirements instead of the whole order? >> no, it does not. we need to respect the decision of congress. the 2017 cra was the decision that ensured that we would have a level playing field across all industry sectors. when it came to privacy. the fcc should not be working unlawfully to disrupt that. >> thank you. and to bring us into the home stretch, chairwoman, i'm going to just end o

department of agriculture research project, supplies energy for irrigation near garden city, kansas.s one provides energy to refrigerate milk on a dairy farm near fort collins, colorado. these three turbines convert sea breeze into power for a newspaper in st. petersburg, florida. wind has great potential as an energy source in america, a potential that is is in the process of being realized. as manufacturing costs decrease with mass production, as new technology and stronger and lighter materials are developed, and as the cost of conventional energy continues to rise, wind energy will find an even more important place under the sun. >>> all this month, watch the best of c-span q&a. on sunday, prosperity gospel scholar talks about her memoir, everything happens for a reason reflecting on being diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at the age of 35. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now at -- at . stuck a healthy democracy looks like this, where americans see democracy at work, citizens are truly informed, republ

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meanwhile, the department of agriculture and interior signed more than 200 agreements with the stewardshipzing the value of tribal knowledge. [applause] and today we are publishing the best guide to help federal agencies work toes protect sacrd sites in f all these areas. folks, at the same time we are helping to preserve cultural heritage. sports like lacrosse joining us today are members of the confederacy. p by the way, where are you guy? stand up. which it invented lacrosse invented lacrosse nearly athoust tribes together for peace, friendship and healing. a sixer nation players are still among the very best in the world. and as a point of personal privilege i know about this because i went to syracuse university a powerhouse program and i might add our daughter was a lacrosse player in high school and my niece was an all-american lacrosse player so we have a little knowledge of lacrosse in our family. i had to choose between lacrosse and football because you couldn't they both. [inaudible] ndon't laugh. as they say in football, i've got a soft hands. [laughter] this fall it was announ

anyway -- got some attention from people who disagree with me but anyway -- meanwhile my department of agriculture interior have signed more than 200 agreements to strengthen costewardship of federal lands recognizing value of tribal knowledge. and today -- we're publishing the best practices guide to help federal agencies work with tribes to protect sacred sites all of these areas folks -- at the same time, we're helping to preserve cultural hair age like tribal language and sports like lacrosse joining us today are members of the six nation confederacy by the way where are you guys, stand up -- come on -- [applause] which invented lacrosse nearly a thousand years ago and game brought tribes together, of course, for peace friendship and healing. the 6th nation players are still among very best in the world. and as a point of personal privilege i know about this because i went to the university long home of a power house cross program and i might add -- my daughter was a first regular cross player in high school. and my niece was all american lacrosse player at harvard. so we have a little knowled

unfortunately, the department agriculture is a bit further from the knowledge-based field than industry and service sectors and the like. if we increase knowledge-based companies in agriculture and apply knowledge in agriculture , we can improve crop production, new irrigation, new production methods , and productivity. we should make maximum use of water and soil and increase our productivity . when we are able to make these advances in agriculture and make serious changes , this will lead to the judicial security of the country , which means that the words of mr. my last on 8 september 1401, he said that the issue of judicial security is an issue that should not be neglected. as you can see, this document is a science and technology document. and we really thank the ministry of jihad. agriculture, almost since 1998, when hazrat agha gave an order to compile this document , a secretariat was formed in the ministry of agriculture , in fact, with the coordination of the supreme council, this document was worked on for 2 years. the community and finally alhamdulillah finalization and came

he's trying to make that case, but pledging to move the agriculture department from d.c. to iowa if he wins. but the numbers just aren't there for him right now. if you look at the polling, donald trump is dominantly leading in iowa. i mean, this is a stomp. you can see it, 45% there. and nikki haley is surging also. she is now effectively tied with ron desantis in the state of iowa. so, a month, six weeks away, and there still has not been that republican consolidation behind a candidate not named donald trump. that's a good thing if you're on the trump campaign. >> let's talk about the debate. it's later this week. once again, trump won't be there. is it relevant? >> reporter: that's a question for the voters to decide. donald trump is focusing on the general election. he's going to be at a private fund raiser, so there won't be a public counterprogramming event like the last few debates, but he'll be trying to raise money behind the scenes. that's the expectation as he is looking more toward president biden. you saw that this weekend in iowa. he didn't get into the bat

department. for agriculture, this became the starting point for the transition to a fundamentally new level.ay, few people think about the fact that the good harvest that the republic traditionally receives for decades, this is not only the heroic work of farmers. this includes many years of work by grodno-azot workers to produce various types of fertilizers. work of belarusian scientists, academy of sciences of the republic. this was the case when science and production were united. the soil itself changes over centuries, centuries. it took from 200 to 300 years to form 1 cm of soil, which we have today as an arable layer. it took thousands of years for the soil above us to form. now, to change it today, well, this... this is not what kind of soil we have, what kind of soil we have, this is how the soil needs to be worked, but the main goal was how we can get high yields from gomel , brest, vitebsk, and mogilev. in the late fifties, special attention was paid to science and its main headquarters, the academy of sciences. there are serious changes in it, both structurally and in the training

others on the committee making sure all the government, with broadband from the treasury department to the agriculture treasury department report back to us so the broadband funding map is kept fully up-to-date. >> thank you, we're going to run out of time so i want to talk about the acp for a minute because i'm worried about it because it really matters. if we're going to have a quality in that, i'm going to go to commissioner starks. how dire is it that we extend the acp? what will either an extension or not extending it mean for families across the country? >> yes, i think it's extremely vital. you know, in particular, congresswoman and thank you for your passion here and your work here, you know, i was at a town hall in the denver housing authority there, where i literally was talking to probably 200 folks that lived there in denver housing and they were consistently asking me and pressing me, right where we were converting the $3 billion program to acp, a $14 billion program and what i was able to tell them was that it's a much more permanent program, a longer, bigger fund that we're able to sust

of vocational technical education called the education of this department important and considered economy, agriculture, mines and railways to be dependent on technical skills. the main purpose of the technical and vocational education department, which i serve as your servant, is poverty alleviation. and the education of manab. bushra is a professional expert for the job market of graduates due to the lack of equipment laboratory and applied for training in this office , they said that we did not have a single repair, the repair was self-repair, the problems in the offices. according to the officials of this department, the field of employment for graduates and the provision of practical educational equipment for education will soon be provided. the drug factory was opened in kabul with the presence of government officials. this factory, however, the officials of this company asked the afghan government to support domestic production and stop the importation of low- quality drugs and smuggling. there is an afghan smuggled in the afghan smuggling market for 15 afghanis and 10 afghanis, none of us will

andrew smith is the agricultural commissioner of sonoma county. the california department of food and agriculture and local agencies responded to mitigate the impact of that pathogen so that it doesn't spread to other farms and also to depopulate those facilities because there's no cure for highly pathogenic avian influenza. >> food and agriculture experts expect avian flu will drive up the price of eggs in stores. >> experts say the avian flu was first detected in sonoma county the week before thanksgiving. the avian flu impacted san benito county this week. the virus is highly contagious in domestic poultry, ducks, chickens and turkeys and spread through water, feces and bodily fluids to prevent the spread. experts say infected facilities are being quarantined and tested . whether it's a big poultry producer or a small flock owner like perez says, you can take precautions, but you can't prevent any of this. >> there are diseases that are being coming more and more prevalent in petaluma. >> suzanne phan abc7 news. >> that is a shame. >> it is. all right. to our weather be

you guys will have first dibs on the department of agriculture.e will send it to iowa, and you guys take care of it. [applause] so we were in georgia at the other night doing a little debate with a fellow that may think about these things a little different than you or me. some people say why you were debating him. first of all, he is running. he will just not admitted. look, if i have 90 minutes on national television to articulate conservative principles, to show how freedom works, and to articulate a path forward for this country, i am going to take that opportunity. and i will tell you this. [applause] we have had a number of debates and their other things, and sean hannity deserve some credit, that was the most substantive debate this entire political season, because you saw the stakes. i wanted to take that opportunity, and i think it was good, and it is just a fact that as republicans as we choose our candidate, we cannot assume that they are actually going to run biden. a lot of democrats higher up, obama, bill clinton, i think they want b

are in petaluma, more than 250,000 birds are expected to be euthanized according to the department of agriculture, 68 million birds have been infected since the outbreak began last year on the east coast. >> a protest targeting a controversial dog trainer in san francisco today, the trainer gained a big following on social media, being accused of dog abuse and animal cruelty by fellow trainers. he held a training event in the city this afternoon and was met by protesters. da lin talked to his supporters and detractors. >> reporter: there are no regulations when it comes to dog training, some dog trainers claim one man is abusing the system and the dogs. six-year-old, mikey is a german shepherd husky mix, his dog mann, elena is worried about his behavior. >> i have a vicious dog here, that is why we want to just try it, it might help. >> reporter: she tried different trainers and even a boarding school, she hopes a training session with trainer augusto will provide some positive changes in his behavior. she was met with peaceful protesters on saturday afternoon. >> we have everything, each one of

meanwhile, data from the department of agriculture shows that dozens of commercial flocks have been hitbuted at the top of the box office with $39 million in sales in the u.s. and canada. it cost about $125 million to produce and was the first big hollywood release since the end of the s.a.g.-aftra actors srike. it's a prequel to "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" with timothee chalamet as a young wonka trying to open a candy store. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up next, furious in foxborough. why taylor swift appeared to be a bit unhappy with the refs here during the chiefs game. ring the. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! every parent knows when it's time to go into protect mode. adding lysol laundry sanitizer ki

you guys will have first dibs on the department of agriculture. we will send it to eyewall, and you guys take care of it. [applause] so we were in georgia the other night doing a little debate with, with a foul that may think about some of these things a little bit different thann you and me, but some people say you know, why are you debating him? he's not running for president. first of all he's running pages won't admit it. but second of all, look, if i have 90 minutes on national television to articulate conservative principles, to show how freedom works, and to articulate a path forward for this country, i'm going to take that opportunity. and i'll tell you thisry -- [applause] and i'll tell you this, we've had a number of debates and there's been other things but the fact of b the matter is, and sean hannity deserves credit for this, that was the most substantive debate that this country has had, this entire political season. because you saw the stakes. and so i wanted to take that opportunity and think it was good, and then it is just a fact

department. for agriculture, this became the starting point for the transition to a fundamentally new level.e think about the fact that the good harvests that the republic has traditionally received for decades are not only a hero. this is also the many years of work of grodno-azot workers in the production of various types of fertilizers, the work of belarusian scientists of the academy of sciences of the republic. this was the case when science and production were united. the soil itself changes over centuries, centuries. to form 1 cm of soil, which is today. the arable layer took from 200 to 300 years, our soil was formed during this millennium, now we can change it today, well, it’s not about what kind of soil we have, the kind of soil we need to work on, but the main goal was set as how we can achieve high yields in gomel and brest and vitebsk and magilev. in the late fifties, special attention was paid to science and its main headquarters, the academy of sciences; there was a serious transformation in it, both structurally and in the training of scientific personnel. in 1959 , two inst

there are four tranches of money that expire in january, mid-january come things like department of agriculture, fda, generally less controversial aid packages or funding packages. those expire in mid-january and if they get some sort of agreement onja that, that coulde an agreement in february when it would take up the rest of those packages and a larger set of things for the department of defense, for instance. all the authorizations will vote on this week of the will not include any money for it. i would have to be taken up in february. the first issue for that is the need to figure how much money to spend for the current fiscal year. right now the government is operating on what's called a stopgap measure, keeping funding at its current levels. what speaker johnson, leader chuck schumer at their staffs of integration is how much do we want to change at level going into the rest of the fiscal year. there's not much that can be done beyond that. the house and senate have passed individual appropriation packages over the last couple of months but for there to be an agreement between those cham

the recall follows routine sampling by the florida department of agriculture. >>> simmons foods is recallingtons of tgi friday's boneless chicken bites. the recall is in response to consumer complaints of plastic under the breading used in the products. potentially impacted chicken was packed in 15-ounce cartons with a best by date of december 26th. >>> and get ready for a hot new toy with your happy meal. mcdonald's announcing a popular squishmallows toys coming to happy meals for a limited time starting december 26th. the plush toy brand is offering a dozen different characters, each about three inches in size. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> hundreds of century-old rare baseball cards have been discovered in a california closet. the well-preserved cards from the 1920s were found by a man who was cleaning out his father's home. the collection includes babe ruth, shoeless joe jackson, ty cobb, and many hall of famers. it could fetch high six figures. >>> next, actor jennifer love hewitt claps back. this is a hot

committee to make sure how other parts of the government from broadband programs from the agriculture department and other departments report back to us so the broadband map is kept fully up to date. >> let's talk about the a.c.p. for a minute because i'm worried about it because it really matters. if we're going to have is equality in that. i'm going to commissioner stark, how dire is it we extend the a.c.p., either an extension or not extending it, a lapse and what does it mean for families across the country? commissioner starks: i think it's vital and thank you for your passion and work here. i was at a town hall in the denver housing authority and i was talking to 200 folks that live there and they were consistently asking and pressing me, this was right when we were converting e.b.b. which is a $3 billion program to a.c.p. which is a $14 billion program and what i was able to tell them is it's a much more permanent program, a longer, bigger fund we'll be able to sustain with. i do very much worry about the 22 million households we have if we have to figure out a way to sun set this program

department of agriculture issued a travel permit for santa claus is reindeer. that's good. they can get in and out of the country legally. during christmas eve into early christmas morning, awesome. the agency says that all of the reindeer, him at all entry requirements and he appeared to be very healthy during their inspection. looks like prancer and rudolph. what i didn't see any red noses in any of the video you think rudolph is approved? are they saying, hey, look, you've got to have a permit just to have that knows order to fly over our airspace here wait, rudolph is there, but there is no red nose. my goodness, what that that's that's cheap. anyway, that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. we'll see you tomorrow.

other parts of the government with broadband programs from the treasury department to the agricultural departmento the congress department work report back so that it is kept fully up-to-date. >> thank you. we are goingpt to run out of ti. i want to talk about the acp for a minute because i'm worried about it because it really matters. there will be quality in that. i'm going to go to commissioner stark. how dire is it that we extend the acp and what will the extension or not extending that mean for families across the country? >> i think it isam extremely vital. thank you for your passion and work here. i was at a town hall in the denver housing area where i literally was talking to probably 200 folks that live in the denverve housing and they consistently were asking and pressing me. this is why right when we were converting a 3 billion-dollar program to a 14 billion were program and what i was able to tell them was that it is a much more permanent program. a longer, bigger fund we would be able to sustain with so i do very much worried about the that weon households have if we have to figure o

shirazi, the honorable general manager of the legal department of the agricultural bank, mr. shirazi. greetings. you please why is this resolution not carried out correctly in the bank of agriculture? salam alaikum and may god's mercy be upon you . i agree that the circular that you are referring to was sent to the bank by the central bank at the end of june. if it had, of course, it should have been localized, and the method used to implement it was written, the work permit was defined, and that process related to the removal of the problem should be implemented. therefore , in september of this year, the bank of agriculture itself issued a letter of approval and through a letter to all its branches at the country level in the administrations of the province in fact, the provisions of the central bank's directive have also been notified, and the task of our cooperation at the level is clear, and they must implement it, and they are implementing it. mr. shiri , please tell me why we did this 3 months after that notification. you, ram, i don't hear much. if our friends tell me

i'm working as an assistant officer at the department of agriculture extension. i've got totally vocal row. isn't that isn't the data. okay. yeah. that definitely the fiber feels thick and strong. it will be a good you. the funny part is that well, this is the the harvested dude. stocks are left to lie in the field for 3 days until all the leaves have fallen off. what follows is the unpleasant part. the green starks must rot. the you must do. water attracts insects and victoria that are good for the jews and help the fermentation of the plant. but it's bad for human skin and causes itching says a fast today it is bearable and says a fast he's used to it anyway. other challenges are more daunting. not move on the box. that's the fact that all could you repeat it? one of the i like round you, especially the dude sticks, you know, they sell very well and don't require much work on, you know, but when it's too dry we have a problem running the green due to sticks. in the past, it was easier. we used to do it everywhere in water holes and rivers. there is a river near

the plant protection organization of the country is one of the subordinate departments of the ministry of agricultural jihad , which had to complete its electronic connection to the smart government service window by the end of november . currently 38 services. we provide electronically in the window of the government unit and respected clients are benefiting from its services. the remaining 11 services that i mentioned will be ready to be added to the single window within the next month after going through the testing process, which includes a total of 49 services according to the latest list. it is published by the country's plant protection organization in the window of unit 17. alireza shoukti, sedavasima news agency, deputy director general of goods transportation of the road organization announced that the problem of issuing bill of lading permits will be solved online by mid-december. according to the law on issuance of permits, the road organization must comply with the conditions of providing this permit. he did that until now it has not been implemented. they get a lot of commission , but st

out, lawrence lucas the black farmers have been treated unjustly and unfair even with the department of agriculture. >> they won't give us no money or land. >> you check them out. >> i certainly will. >> my great-grandfather was a great man. >> without him. >> we gotta manifest. >> how far do you live outside omaha. >> i'm right in the city. >> yup. >> you could be here to the pool and they won't even bother i bring six kids and they visit my garden. >> if i got a beer they don't know but now without the knowledge. >> is not enough doing it. they got their work to do. >> when you go in hide, that's when, you come back to your home. >> let's take a picture. >> okay. >> we got the best of the farmers. this is for lawrence lucas, 7:0k farmers, they need to be treated fairly. your words areor wonderful toda. how are you doing, good to see you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> let them know we haven't forgot about them. >> let me write this down. >> absolutely. i've been blessed to talk on so many occasions about differences of you know what i mean i gotta

prevent, the plant protection organization of the country is one of the subordinate departments of the ministry of agricultural jihad, which had to complete its electronic connection to the smart government service window by the end of november. currently , we provide 38 services to you electronically in the window of the government unit and the clients respected are benefiting from his services. the remaining 11 that i mentioned will be added to the single window, which includes a total of 49 services. according to the latest list published by the ministry of communication and information technology , the percentage of the electronic connection score of the country's plant protection organization is 17. alireza shaukati news reporter. we have reached the end of the economic news. thank you for coming. you were with us for half a day. good day, god bless you. in the name and memory of god, with your presence , dear viewers of the khabar network, the atmosphere is calm and stable at the moment at the level of the country, we expect this stability to continue for the next few days, and we predict that dust will

under the executive branch, there are 15 departments, the department of state, treasury, interior, education, agriculturerce. they go on. and within those departments, there are more than 400 agencies and sub agencies that employ 2 million americans. now these 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 p

department of agriculture, 68 million birds have been infected nationwide, since an outbreak began lastound the east coast. >>> people in santa clara county had a chance on saturday to turn in their unwanted guns, the county sheriff's office and san jose police department teamed up to host the gun buyback. owners could get up to $200, the firearms will be destroyed, organizers say they have collected more than 100 weapons. >>> coming up, for many in the bay area, homeownership seems like an impossible dream but for a handful of families, that just changed. we will show you. >>> and heavy rain causes flooding in new orleans, the gaps in local infrastructure that are leading to reoccurring problems on city streets. >>> welcome back, it is 6:11 on this sunday morning, california is trying to get cities to boost housing, but if they don't come up with a plan by the deadline, they could trigger a law called the builders remedy, and in palo alto, a developer wants to take advantage of the law and build his 17 story tower near the caltrain station. that would be three times higher than the cit

according to laura bradley with the california department of food and agriculture, her agency is responsible for confirming positive cases. but she says there is a very low risk of bird spreading the flu to humans or only with cdc. they said that it's not human but more than a >> poultry. little chances of you getting sick. but farmers like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season, he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. u.s. supreme court heard arguments today about whether a nationwide settlement. >> with oxy contin manufacturer should protect the company's owners from being sued. >> kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live now to break down the debate. could evening tell. so the justices questions really showed kind of conflicting messages here. they don't want to break up or it seemed as if you know, there wasn't too much appetite to break up the settlement deal, but also not too much appetite as well, too, in a way reward the sackler family. >> we'