according to the clean air law, 176 duties have been set for 23 devices saeed hajizadeh of the radio and broadcasting agency of the fisheries organization announced that iran's name was included in the a list of exporters of fishery products to europe . according to the fisheries statistics, 21,000 tons of aquatic products worth 650 million dollars were exported last year. iran exports 210,000 tons of aquatic products to different countries . according to the statistics of the fisheries organization, the value of this volume of aquatic exports last year was 650 million dollars. exports to 67 countries in the world are our biggest export destinations, in addition to neighboring countries, especially iraq and the united arab emirates. they are at the top third rank. after that, russia is with 17,000 tons and sri lanka with 13,000 tons. according to the announcement of the fisheries organization, iran has recently been included in the list of exporters of fishery products of the european union , with the efforts and staging of the private sector and the precision and responsibility of t

to the collection of these gases so that both the harmful effects on the environment and the air law, the cleanich has been suspended it had to be implemented and material financial income for our country and the people of our land there is another axis that is really worthy of praise . i thank mr. engineer awji and his colleagues for being among the top ranks in the field of supporting the youth of this border and among the elite from knowledge-based companies. the amount of attention paid to the internal power and capacity of winning in the volume of contracts, i will mention again the 11th phase of south fars . in the name of the lord of beauty and beauty, the friend of god, the merciful and the merciful, dear viewers of the khabar network greetings to you , i congratulate you on the birthday of imam hadi ali . we start the news section of the media with news about arman and iran's election programs. arman special election program every day maybe.

during one year, 12% of the provisions of the clean air law have been fully implemented in this report of these provisions have been partially implemented and 27% have not been implemented at all, according to the contest of the public culture council of the country on the 8th of november under the title of "environmental day" for registration. 500 countries have been approved in the country's professions and occupations calendar. iran's water resources management announced that 34 billion and 310 million cubic meters of water have been stored in hundreds of countries, which shows that 66 reservoirs in hundreds of countries have been filled. talib garge naghdeh was revived after 25 years. general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan said 80 the percentage of this gold has been drained to 25 hectares by the actions of the urmia lake restoration headquarters and for a few days. the future will be 100% water extraction. the agents of the general environmental protection department of chaharmahal bakhtiari rescued a brown bear collar in kavand village of ardel city. a br

in a new report, the court of accounts has announced that 12% of the provisions of the clean air lawlemented within a year. in this report, 611 of these orders were implemented incompletely and 27% were not implemented at all not implemented. based on the debate of the public culture council of the country, the 8th of november was approved as the day of environmentalists to be registered in the calendar of trades and professions of the country. 5 hundred countries were flooded. the iranian water resources management company announced that there are 34 billion and 310 million cubic meters of water in hundreds of countries. it is stored, which shows that 66, the capacity of reservoirs in hundreds of countries has been filled. talib garge naghdeh was revived after 25 years. the general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan said that 80 % of this gold has been dewatered to 25 hectares with the efforts of the uromieh lake restoration headquarters and 10% will be dewatered in the next few days. agents chaharmahal bakhtiari general department of environmental protection re

in a new report, the court of accounts has announced that 12% of the provisions of the clean air lawen fully implemented within a year. in this report, 611 of these orders were implemented incompletely and 27%. it has not been implemented at all, according to the decree of the general culture council of the country on the 8th of november with the title of "mohitman day" to be registered in the country's calendar of professions and occupations. receipt. 5 hundred countries were flooded. the iranian water resources management company announced that 34 billion and 310 million cubic meters of water are stored in hundreds of the country, which shows the capacity of 66 reservoirs in the hundreds that the country has filled. ghari said that 80 percent of this 25-hectare pond has been drained by the efforts of the urmia lake restoration headquarters and will be drained in the next few days. officers of the general department of environmental protection, chaharmahal bakhtiari, rescued a brown pearl necklace in the village of kavand, ardel city. a brown bear with a cub on the shiraz freeway of

in a new report, the court of accounts has announced that 12% of the provisions of the clean air law implemented within one year fully implemented. in this report, 61 of these orders were implemented incompletely and 27% were not implemented at all. according to the contest of the council of public culture of the 8th country. the month of november was approved as the day of environmentalists to be registered in the calendar of professions and professions of the country. 5 hundred countries were flooded. iran's water resources management company announced that 34 billion and 310 million cubic meters of water have been stored in hundreds of countries, which shows that the capacity of 66 reservoirs in hundreds of countries has been filled. nagdeh hybrid pond was revived after 25 years. general manager environmental protection of west azerbaijan said that 80 % of this 25-hectare pond was destroyed by the actions of the headquarters the restoration of urmia lake has been drained and will be drained for 100 days in the next few days. the officers of the general environmental protection dep

course, with everyone's help and based on the law on organizing the automobile industry and the clean air law, the import of electric cars is also being pursued. in the recent registration, more than 140,000 people have registered, and in fact , there are more than 10,000 electric cars at the moment. we are drawing lots among these 140 thousand people to hand over these 10 thousand devices this year , god willing, in the field of electrification of the transport fleet. we will witness a transformation in the city. safari, sed and sima news agency. yes, i have the report of my colleague mr. safari we also saw i would like to start with mr. senjari and ask the question of which stage of the electrification of the industry we are in now, both in production and import. the last statistic you gave was that 140,000 people registered for 10,000 cars. it means that people's luck has been good until now. does it mean that you need 14 per car? yes. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i greet you, your excellency, your colleagues, the noble nation of iran , just as you correctly

the help of everyone, and according to the law on organizing the automobile industry and the law on clean airelectrical appliances is also followed. there are currently 10,000 electric vehicles, and we are drawing lots among these 140,000 people to hand over these 10,000 electric vehicles this year, god willing, we will see a change in the field. safari, news agency radio yes, we saw the report of my colleague mr. safari together. i would like to start with mr. sanjeri and this question, which stage of the electrification of the industry are we now? both in production and import. the last statistic you gave was that 14,000 people registered for 10,000 cars . it means that people's luck has been good until now, that is, from every car. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to your honorable colleagues, the honorable nation of iran, just as you correctly said, something about 1,400,000 applicants apply to buy electric cars , of course, i want something i think this 140,000 could have actually reached higher numbers because we actually had a limit on th

like the epa to use their best judgment to interpret what congress intended when it passed laws like the clean air act and instead gives that power to the courts. the most important, perhaps, was this the grant pass case. the court said, it's okay to ban outdoor camping, roasting, even prosecuting homeless people who have nowhere else to go. the ruling came along ideological lines a 6 to 3 vote homeless advocates call the penalties cruel and unusual punishment, and an appeals court had agreed. homeless advocates said it came down to is sleeping a human right? if you're on a park bench, there's no room at the shelter. you have no money to leave or find shelter. should you be allowed to sleep. do you think about it? if the person doesn't have an alternative, finding them or putting them in jail isn't going to all of a sudden say the person, say, oh well, gosh, i guess i'll go back to that apartment. it's just not like that. people aren't choosing to be on the streets. so the first thing is laws are not going to solve it. the supply of housing is going to solve it. now cities meantime said surely the

clean air, low crime. >> reporter: but that's changed. sincy one, local laworcement say they've raided over 40 unlicensed marijuanows acro the state at homes suspected to have ties to chinese organized crime, at least several with sales by bolster. when you realized they're starting to raid at houses you have sold, what did you think? >> wondering which is the next one? >> reporter: bolster is right. now home to grows run by chinese criminal groups, a phenomenon we've been reporting on across the country for two years, with consequences including human trafficking and money laundering. next door to that home that bolster sold, we met neighbors janet and richard gordon. how often were people present at the home? >> at the end of the month, they were loading a van and then it would take off for a few days. >> reporter: norridgewock town manager richard labelle was on the raid at this property an brought us to where authorities say they found nearly 400 pot plants. oh, wow, it's a big structure that used to be used for what? automotive repairs? . can we go look?

foundational environmental law such as the clean air act and clean water act are based on the principle of cooperative federalism typically, states need and manage environmental protection within the borders what epa provide support and only steps in with the state does not act, but the biden epa has not followed that in a number of cases, including the so-called good neighbor rule that i have already mentioned. despite federal court of appeals repeatedly stopping this rule from going into effect, the epa is not recognizing the legal failings of the room but, quite the opposite, in january, they chose to double down on executive overreach propose to add to the legal regulations. recent actions by region three of the epa in my home state present another troubling example of the agency's disregard for state authority after one year of closed-door negotiations, without even notifying our west virginia regulators, the epa announced a consent decree with activist environmentalist groups to impose total maximum daily loads on 11 streams in west virginia. lastly we talked about this at the hea

foundational environmental laws such as the clean air act and clean water act are based on the principle of cooperative federalism. states lead in managing environmental protection and the borders while the epa provides support and only steps in when this data doesn't act but the biden epa hasn't followed the framework including in the so-called good neighbor rule that i've already mentioned. despite repeatedly stopping this from going into effect, the epa hasn't recognized the failings of the rule quite the opposite actually because in january the agency chose to double down on the overreach and proposed to add five more states to its regulation. recent actions by the regions present another troubling example of the disregard for states authority. after a year of closed-door negotiations without even notifying the regulators, the epa announced a dissent decree with activists and environmentalist groups to impose total daily loads and west virginia. lastly, and you and i talked about this at the hearing before the appropriations committee. i am very concerned about the risk of waste, fra

they pass these general statutes like the food and drug act or the clean air act or the environmental protection act and what those laws the rules are for immigration, what the rules are for passports, how much we pay on our phone bidlr. all of this is set by administrative agency regulation, not by the congress and that system has worked incredibly well for over 40 years. the supreme court started this in 1984 in a case called>, one of the most cited and important a severance -- decisions ever. the supreme court effectively overturned chevron. what that means is that they are giving massive power to the d regulators taking the away the ability to regulate drugs, the environment, all of the things i name. the supreme court has built■ç a massive doctrine around chevron. it's been cited 18,000 times by the lower courts and yet today, the court did what it did two years ago in dobbs almost to the day when they overturned roe versus wade, another canonical president, so this is the supreme court really aggressively grabbing power for itself in saying that they don't trust president, they can just do what they want. >> the

down a similar attempt to epa regular at power plants under the clean air act in west virginia versus epa. lawlessness, lawlessness three lawsanization could biden's executive order he signed into office when they came in spurring on all government approach to registering voters raise questions about whether the efforts law prohibiting on federal property hatch act since 1939 prevents what biden is doing. it is in the bureaucracy to roger democrats. here we have left wing a group that's a very proud of biden biden has taken nearly 300 executive actions on immigration his first year outpacing trump. trump took about 80 executive actions in his first year. biden 300 executive actions. about 100 done with immigration for the purpose of destroying 50 years of immigration law, 50 years of immigration law this from the help biden could not let dreamers join obamacare he signed off on this the other week. 119 seat wins the problem of present he will let dreamers during the affordable care act or obamacare or medicaid. that is illegal. when is an action being illegal ever stop biden you are right it usually doesn't. the legality it

clean air, clean water basic fundamental fairness. they would cleave america rom the principles of freedom and the rule of law and in the process, throughornia republican party releasing a statement in response to the state of the address and reason park gavin newsom has been an absolute disaster for our state. the state of our state is struggling under democrats failed one party rule, but california republicans will never stop fighting to turn california around, quote. >> president biden and former president trump's first debate of this election season is this coming thursday. analysts call it a high stakes event and say that it carries significant risks for both men. kron 4 will carry the debate live thursday night starting at 6 and kron four's catherine heenan will be moderating a panel of our political analysts both before and immediately after the debate. governor newsom and california democratic leaders announcing a final budget deal. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has reaction from members on both sides of the aisle. >> what feelings on this budget vary greatly. democrats say it will benefit everyday californians while r

federal government has an agency that does anything with, clean air, whether it be the ftc, all of the abbreviations of agencies when they get laws there are what justice kagen referred to as gaps. there's no matter how long a lot is there are going to be thing that is it doesn't account for. and the idea behind chevron deference is that we wanted to defer to those agencies because they have the expertise. they are the ones who are dealing with this issue in and out as opposed to judges who literally need to deal with everything. they don't get to specialize. they have to deal with all of the agencies. and so what we're going to have now is that any issue from any agency is just going to be up to what the judge says. and right now we have a very conservative court and we have a lot of judges as we've seen who if you file your case in the northern district of texas you get a judge who i believe had another ruling last night about ronny jackson having standing to bring a lawsuit. he issues a ruling that isn't deferring to an agency, that strikes down an agency rule. that gets appealed to the conservative fifth circuit and gets uphe

clean air. but they would rather vote for protection to rein the law lose society.population back and get prio priorities on what is important to the people of state he rips, that is how there will be a ceo evacuated on that, i think that governor is as well. elizabeth: he is talking about equity. what is more of a civil rights problem than being murdered in your own community, or a robbery, he has a -- crime problem in san francisco, the last year 8700 cases of theft. 2000 burglars, 2300 cars stole en, where is t the equity in that. >> there isn't, it is hard to justify that, the horrific case the other day one of the actors on tv, a series, walked out asked whether he car of being towed away, and she w -- and he was shot dead, there is no equity with that. we hearing about robberies and hijackings with babies in the car. it is important to make an appraisal in what would serve your state the best. i would challenge the governor to look at that. it make some new appropriations for what is happening. it is not only the budget, right? it is judicial system, start to

pass these general statutes like the food and drug act or the clean air act or the environmental protection act and what they do, what those lawss, whether we can have ozone, what the rules are for immigration, what the rules are for our passports, how much we pay on our phone bills. all of this ■çis set by administrative agency regulation, not by the congress, and that system has worked incredibly well for over 40 years. the supreme court started this in 1984 in a case called chevron. it's one of the most cited and important decisions ever. will be supreme court today overturned chevron and what that effectively means is that it's giving massive power to the d regulators, taking away the ability of the agencies to regulate food and drugs, the environment, all the things i named her kuwaitis -- the supreme court has built an entire doctrine around deference. it's this case, chevron has been cited 70 times by the united states supreme court, 18,000 times by the lower courts. and yet today, the court did what it did two years ago in dobbs, almost to the day, when ç they overturned roe versus wade, another canonical president. so

now and what it means for the real people who depends on the kinds of protections that laws that i wk on, clean airat power to do so, were quiteonest about what they were trying to do. so, in began who is on the white house council spoke and explained that the trump administration's hey approach to judicial nominations wasarac plan. and the deregulatory efforts of the split sides of the same coin. in 2022, senator explained that the trump administration used the team of potential judges who were of a like mind. a position to take advantage of the courts have also been quite clear about how emboldened they are nowo the courts to advance their agenda. as an exampl november, a senior attorney at the legal foundation, which is a grone of areas of work as restricting the federal administrative agencies, says for them, money is never going to be a problem and so for them, it's more efficient to achieve their ■ gos all the way up to the supreme court. that m efficient than lobbying with administrative agencies or beginning polit so given this setup of well-funded, highly litigation groups and a primed jud

official decisions right for the real pee who depend on the kind of protection but the laws that i work on, the clean air i guess the conservative political actors who have the power to reshape the federal judiciary andbuse that power to do so were quite honest about what they were trying to do. 2018, don on the white house counsel spoke at the political action conference and explained that the trump administration approach to traditional nominations was part of a coherent plan in which judicial selection and the deregulatory efforts of the administration where the flip sides of the same coin. in 2022, senator mcconnell explained that the trump administration use the society as a team of potential judges who are of a like mind. now the people in position to take advantage of the reshaped courts have been clear about how emboldened they are to use the courts to advance their agenda. last november, a senior attorney at the pacific legal foundation, a group which describes one of its core areas of work as restricting the authority of federal agencies says that for them,problem. it's more efficient to achiev

right now what this means the real people to depend on the kinds of protections that the laws that i work on clean airafe drinking water act as statutes like that provides to all of us every day. t so to start, to the credit against the conservative political experts have the power to reshape the federal judiciary and the power to do so for quite honest about what they were trying to do pretty 2018, that the white house counsel spoke with a political activist conferencing find the trump administration's approach was part of it coherent plan was judicial selection in the regulatory effort of the administration were reallyhe the flipside of the same coin and 2022, senator mcconnell explained the trump administration is a federal society is team of potential judges who work of a like mind. an outcome of the people were in a positionf to take advantage f the reshape courts have alsohe tabeen quite clear about how bod they are now to use the course to advance their agenda and as an example last november, senior attorney and the foundation the groupeg the describes the core areas ofit work in the restrictg

clean air. safe water. k all of those things are coming youray infrastructure law -- a vision the president has had for so many for a long time -- people always talked about infrastructure week, and they never deliveru cd in the first 120 days in his office, he delivered something to you that has not been delivered to the cities of america since eisenhower was in that is something we are never going to forget. and as a consequence of all of this legislation, thehave the le in t history of the united states for the last 50 years, the lowest on employment rate foó#african americans for hispanics. count it anyway you want -- this but the president knows that this economy is not treating yb why he is going after big pharma. that is whyd gas industries, the big grocery store chains. down be been lifted. that is what president biden has spent his time doing. he is going to continue to do that, because it works. our freedoms are at stake. we now have a supreme court that does not reflect the most they sit freedoms -- a woman's right to choose. ■it is e time in the history of the court that they have taken rights back

the law's nicknamed chevron because it stems from a case involving the san ramon energy giant and a dispute over the clean air all right, president biden and former president donald trump are hitting the campaign trail today, following their first debate in four years. >> he's willing to, as we say, rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month and kill the baby. nobody wants that to happen, democrat or republican. nobody wants it to happen. >> that is simply not true. the roe v wade does not provide for that. that's not the circumstance. only the woman's life is in danger. she's going to die. that's the only circumstance in which that can happen. but we are not for late term abortion, period, period, period. >> both candidates clashed over issues like abortion, the economy, the afghanistan troop withdrawal, immigration, and the january 6th insurrection. >> i said peacefully and patriotically, and nancy pelosi, if you just watched the news from two days ago on tape to her daughter, who's a documentary filmmaker, they say, but she's saying, oh, no, it's my responsibility. i was responsible for this because i

decades of precedent underpinning clean air and water and other federal regulations by overturning what had been known as the chevron defense. that essentially said when a law is ambiguous, court should give leeway to federal agencies charged with carrying out that law. today's opinion could make it easier for opponents of federal regulations to challenge them in court separately. a slightly different 6-3 majority narrowly narrowed the usage of an obstruction law by federal prosecutors to potentially add years to the sentences of january 6. rioters also on monday, the last day of supreme court decisions were expecting one on the former president's immunity claim ems want to get some legal perspective now from former federal prosecutor, jessica raw. so what does this obstruction ruling mean for a special counsel, jack smith's case against the person, it's not yeah, it's not the ruling. i think that the government was looking for that jack smith necessarily would have wanted, but i don't think it's actually that bad for jack smith thinking about his case against the former president it has two charges, two out of the four charges in that indictment, based on

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air is clean to our medicine and our food are safe. and those individuals work for the executive branch. and sometimes when congress writes a lawealth, the language is ambiguous, and that's sort of the nature of language. if language wasn't ambiguous, you know, your show would be, you know, 30 seconds long with -- potus overturned opinions from lower courts, end of show, and dead air for 59 1/2 minutes. the language is ambiguous. it's worth talking things out. sometimes that means deferring to experts in the field. unfortunately what today we have is the justices, as dahlia mentioned, air gating a lot of that power to themselves. and to me it's not just the supreme court that is going to be doing it. there will be earthquakes and aftershocks that we will be feeling for decades. and you have lower court judges appointed by presidents of both parties, but you know, so pick the ones you like and pick the ones who you don't like. you're going to have maybe half a dozen cases about chevron coming down the next couple years. but you're going to have tens of thousands of cases in the lower courts where there's going to be an ambiguous

clean air standards. that's up from 39% in 2017. in other news, more than 2 million cats across england are unregistered just days before a new law takesfect. from monday , all cats will need to be monday, all cats will need to be microchipped before the age of 20 weeks. it's hoped that this new requirement will cut down on the number of lost pets and discourage thefts . but the cats discourage thefts. but the cats protection charity says more than 2 million felines remain unchipped, and they're now urging people to act quickly to protect their furry friends . and protect their furry friends. and veteran film star dick van dyke has made history as the oldest ever winner of a daytime emmy award. the 98 year old star of classics including mary poppins , classics including mary poppins, took home a trophy for a guest appearance on the long running soap opera days of our lives. he joked that he'd been playing old people for his whole career, and he said winning the award tops a lifetime of 80 years in the business. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. n

cleaning, particularly at night. in the early mornings, along with continuing increased enforcement of open air drug dealing, drug use, and the stolen goods market. so, on behalf of uc law, san francisco, thank you for your consideration of this very critical legislation. thank you for sharing your comments this evening. next speaker, please. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is pratibha and i'm from tenderloin housing clinic. i oversee the community organizing department, which encompasses at tenants rights advocacy for sro tenants and apartment tenants, and also safety concerns and open space, i feel like i've been talking about this for such a long time that i'm, like, losing my words. i feel like i've already talked to many people about it, i, i personally have gone and spoken to several businesses. i've been speaking to them for a long time, but this time around, i, i do understand the impact. and i did talk to them. they might have signed a letter, they might have signed a petition, but they are afraid to come out today and support this. even the store owners who are asked to be closed, they basically want a reprieve. i mean, i've spoken to a lot of liquor stor

laws are carried out. congress also gave us, the public who has a vested interest in making sure that our water is drinkable and our air is clean the ability to influence that process. those things are not perfect. this system has led to progress that we can and should be proud of. but in a world where the federal judiciary make these decisions without giving respect agencies and the statutes that congress wrote and perhaps even looking at them with a skeptical eye going into these cases. the world would look very different. this world is a threat to all of the progress we have made and to our ability to do the work that still needs to be done to meet the goals and the agenda that these laws have set. and that so many faso hard for an that protect us from the kinds of unchecked pollution that puts us at risk. thank you. >> thank you so much for your excellent testimony. we are now going to resume with the questioning. and i want to start off with mr. connor\\ha, you will be recognized for five minutes -- mr. --, you will be recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for convening us. mr. aronson, as you and many others have test

clean air standards, up from 39% in 2017. now more than 2 million cats across england are unregistered , just days before unregistered, just days before a new lawnew recruitment requirement will cut down all on the number lost of lost pets and discourage thefts, but the cats protection charity says more than 2 million felines remain unchipped, and they're urging people to act quickly to protect their furry friends and veteran film star dick van dyke has made history as the oldest ever winner of a daytime emmy award. the 98 year old star of classics, including mary poppins, took home a trophy for a guest appearance on the long running soap opera days of our lives. he joked that he'd been playing old people for his whole career and said winning the award tops a lifetime of 80 years in the business. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmel's now back to . nana. >> thank you. tatiana. this is a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headunes the big topics hitting th