eng. hosseini, and the honorable head of the fisheries organization and the deputy minister of jihad agriculture , mr. eng. bismillah rahman al-rahim. greetings and courtesy and respect to all viewers, dear colleagues, and may god bless all those who are in the field of food production, especially fisheries. dear iran , i am at your service for the explanation of fishing and the development of aquaculture, as well as the discussion of damage assessment, and the week of agricultural jihad, which is in the 60th to the twenty-seventh of the fourth month of arroud province, and the discussion of food supply for the people's table. be healthy, be the engineer of your word, the program . let's start by reporting that my colleagues regarding the mentioned issue, they prepared the mother's birthday, for the mother of these seven years, she could not get a license until june this year. this year, licenses were issued automatically from the national portal, due to the accumulation of requests relate

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eng. they said, "sir, we do not agree with armed conflicts in this part of the country. the first person who announced as the prime minister, seyyed ahmad khomeini, strongly opposed imam khomeini, and after his first proposal was rejected , he introduced mustafa mirslim and then ali akbar velayati to the parliament, but we want to elect representatives and provincial they didn't have work, say the road to prevent the conflict between the parliament and the president, they were elected in order to examine the options of the prime minister, who finally chose his opinion on the election of mohammad ali rajaei as the prime minister. he did not want to choose this choice, the conflicts between bani sadr and rajaei and the islamic republic party began . i want people to know and say that i have no way. political books of groups and parties in the central government, and on the other hand, the instability of the army and separatism of the tribes made saddam attack the borders of iran with the green light that the united states had in front of the institution, on the very first

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throughout this enge we'll show you guest arrivals. live coverage starts at 6:30 eastern on c-span. you can also watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. c-span's "washington journal," our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy, from washington, d.c. to across the country. coming up friday morning we'll talk about spending following the debt ceiling deal and the congressional news of the day, first with california republican congressman doug lamalfa and then with california democratic congressman brad sherman who also talks about interest rates. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> though they never had children together, george and martha washington raised martha's children and later grandchildren as their own. >> at first i wasn't sure and it became clearer that while there were tons of nieces and nephews who like the one inherited mounter have nan, they didn't go around selling themselves as george washington's heirs. it was those related to m

is actually the equipment of our military so, the express tv channels are a public sponsor of auto -engity fund, the civilization of europe is collecting cars for our defenders at the front. cars break down very quickly, often they cannot even be repaired , and ukrainian soldiers must be mobile in order to liberate all of ukraine from russian evil , our goal 1 million uah for cars of the armed forces, in particular , uah 200,000 for a minibus for soldiers of the 79th brigade of the airmobile battalion, uah 240,000 for a pick-up truck for mortar soldiers of the 210th separate special battalion, 260,000 uah for a pickup truck for the soldiers of the first company of the 6th separate special battalion and 300,000 uah for a bath and laundry complex , as of now, 767,000 and 55 uah have been collected, let me remind you that our goal is 1 million to bring our victory closer. cool 76,50,000 this is an extraordinary amount in a few days , literally . that we repeat regularly, do every day, what must be handed in, must be handed in but maybe someone has not joined the meetings of the espresso tv

announce it or remind at least eh more details yes oksana i would ask you now we together with the auto-eng the charity background of the civilization of europe are collecting 1 million uah for cars for our defenders, because cars are available not only in civilian life, but also at the front there actually they break more often, are not subject to reform or repair and are simply consumables, and our soldiers must be mobile because their task is to liberate the whole of ukraine from the occupiers , so 1 million uah 200,000 for a minibus for the 79th brigade of the airmobile battalion 240,000 for a pickup truck for soldiers of the mortar calculation of the 210th separate special battalion, another 260,000 uah will also go to the pickup truck, at the same time, for the soldiers of the first company of the sixth separate special battalion, and the remaining 300,000 uah will go to the laundry complex, as of now, about 650,000 hryvnias have already been collected, and we ask you to join us so that the band can quickly finish the closed collection and collect one million hryvnias , we have alread

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way to do it, how not to lose it to the bureaucrat, the bureaucratic helper, the rector of the auto-eng charity fund, lviv andrii, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, i congratulate all ukrainians, i congratulate everyone who cares, to the heroes glory, if possible, please outline the correct procedure for volunteers and our defenders to act so that there are no questions about transparency, first of all, about fundraising, and later about buying a car and the transfer of all this good to our defenders for direct use, because very often, very often, you can meet the leadership of military units or brigades who , er, avoid being placed on the account or on the balance sheet . as the brigades say, tell me why this is happening, what could be connected what to do in this situation, please. so why does the management of the parts avoid er-er registration of this or that machine, this is primarily due to the fact that we very often er-er reporting er-er well, the form of reporting how is it it must be done its origins date back to soviet times, and there are a lot of things that have nothi

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we know administration officials are working toords wards of eng thes for u.s.fficials to travel to beijing. and secretary of state was supposed to travel there, but when the spy balloon came over the u.s., they had to postpone. they are working to get it rescheduled. but just this week lloyd austin was rebuffed by his chinese counterpart. and they did briefly meet today in singapore, but not a substantive conversation. and those are what u.s. officials are really looking towards right now. and they are saying that there was a productive engagement between jake sulliivant and his counterpart. and we saw the chinese commerce minister earlier this week. so there seems to be forward movement in trying to re-establish normal diplomatic relations. but the learn is that if the chai need concern to rebuff outreach from the united states that things could veer into territory where there is a m miscalculation that spirals out of control. >> kylie atwood, thank you. >>> and also in the world lead, police found 45 bags containing human parts this western next companies. an

defendants have not been dealt with in the same fashion as the antifa and feel and protester in 2021 enge in terrible contact, threatened the white house come to movies of damaging property to property, in that summer. in the lead up to the presidential election. this is a flat violation in terms of comparing those two categoes of defende or potentl defenders of the equal prection of the loss. many americans tnk the selective prosetion o display here is blatant. six, there are widespread brady violations of us southeast dendants are being dealt with today and i will confine messages to areas for our purposes today. first, they concealed or underreported footage issue around the capital. so the house is to be commended for allowing tucker carlson, julie kelly and john solomon to review the footage. and second it's hard to imagine at with 800 plus or so unreleased january 6th committee deposition transcripts that is not at least some exculpatory evidencen there that is not yet been seen by the relevant than defenders and their lawye. theanuary 6 committee ihort acted like a star chamber and

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. >> reporter: that is one of the big chael engs.t and not come back. it makes sense. if you feel this is affecting you, you are not necessarily going to return to where this is happening. that is incredibly problematic just being able to find anybody who may have been there when this happened. >> four months on and people are still trying to get answers and back in their homes in some cases. thank you so much. >>> now to some of the other headlines we are watching this hour. today the ntsb plans to begin recovering parts of a cessna citation plane that crashed into a wooded area in virginia on sunday, killing the pilot and three passengers. a source tells cnn the pilot was observed slumped over in his seat and according to the faa the agency lost contact with the airplane 15 minutes after it took off. investigators think hypoxia could be a possible cause of the crash. of course a shortage of oxygen to the blood that can render a person unconscious and is brought on by a sudden loss of cabin pressure. >>> also a lawyer for yoren vand

russia says it repelled a large-scale ukrainian offensive in the eastern prove engs of donetsk.e leased a video claiming over 200 soldiers were killed in the battle. now, ukraine has yet to respond to any of russia's claims. the kremlin also recently claimed that one of its top military commanders was at a fort post near the front lines while the ap reports this may be an effort for moscow to criticize russia that the top mull tear leaders have not been visible at the front. ukrainian president zelenskyy tells the "wall street journal" it's ready to laurench a counteroffensive. it's unclear whether the situation in donetsk is part of that effort. >>> elsewhere there's been a second provocation by china's military in a span of a week. this time a near-miss collision between china and the u.s. in the strait. >> reporter: china defending its latest act of a gregs at sea after one of's warships nearly collided with the u.s. in the sea. the chinese defense minister argued that recent joint u.s. and canadian patrols in the region served as a provocation and warned that a fierce compet

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> i would say th i personally can thinkf examples where we are actively enging with resource agencies proactively. are talking about the timelines that have been established. i've been in the role for six months, and i don't know if i can say that i have a project from start to finish in that two-year timeframe. okay. so we need to keep following u on that. and lastly, you testified that fhwa is adminiering nearly 900 awards, and the sort of follows to that one federal decision. iean i guess we could follow up with you and your staff more specifically. how many of the awards actually have project grant agreements in place. are weetting to the end point here? u he a lot going on, and we understand that, but are the awards being made in a timely fashion to satisfy you? because we are hearing some blow back on that. >> thank, you ranking member. so we are working very closely th any of the award recipients to make sure that there is a grant agreement in place, that we will get them successfully, because some of these programs have construction meframes around obligation. our money obliga

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eng that stage at 20, he came in for a visit, we went out because he was going to be picked up and i someone to pick him up, so do not worry, do not go out there on your own. i5 not worry, do not go out there on your own-— not worry, do not go out there on our own. , . ., i. your own. is at that point you were not in any — your own. is at that point you were not in any kind _ your own. is at that point you were not in any kind of— your own. is at that point you were not in any kind of a _ your own. is at that point you were not in any kind of a relationship? l not in any kind of a relationship? no, god no. not in any kind of a relationship? no. god no— not in any kind of a relationship? no, god no. ., ., ., ., .,, no, god no. how long after that was it he had the — no, god no. how long after that was it he had the beginnings _ no, god no. how long after that was it he had the beginnings of— no, god no. how long after that was it he had the beginnings of a - no, god no. how long after that was it he had the beginnings of a sexual| it he had the beginnings of a sexual relationship with

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, if it was engeing er— was the end of it, if it was ongoing or what. '1“w: was the end of it, if itve not heard anything- directly.. gosh. and that's a directly. no gosh. and that's a that's a huge event isn't it? such an important event for students. graduation ball. students. the graduation ball. yeah yeah, iwas yeah yeah, exactly. i was ininring— yeah yeah, exactly. i was thinking i'm— w“/wi;1? 1“ yeah, exactly. i was thinking i'm seeing my housemates— thinking i'm seeing my housemates don't whether it housemates don't know whether it will housemates don't know whether it viii ge— housemates don't know whether it viii ge eneei— housemates don't know whether it will go ahead or— housemates don't know whether it will go ahead or what. yeah. and kene— will go ahead or what. yeah. and kene-ynsi— will go ahead or what. yeah. and kane,-just remind- will go ahead or what. yeah. and kane,-just remind me,- kane, just. just remind me, because it always takes me by surprise. how short student surprise. how short the student university term is. have most students finished lectures now? will

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your first look at friday's newspapers— your first look at friday's newspapers news now from the eng—was like saying supposedly. yeah. suddenly the yeah. and then they suddenly the parents took the knives parents just took all the knives away. you're lying away. yeah. because you're lying about old and about being six years old and you're knives night. you're carrying knives at night. and discovered and they basically discovered this having periods and this had was having periods and so that's how they discovered this. there's a really disturbing thing photo disturbing thing we got photo because people because i want i want people to see know see whether you would know whether apparently we whether this is apparently we don't photo of steve don't have a photo of steve talk us this because this us through this because this sounds plot of chucky. sounds like the plot of chucky. it probably it is. exactly. that's probably why— it is. exactly. that's probably why i— it is. exactly. that's probably why i was— it is. exactly. that's probably why i was thinking, surely iiiey-ve— why i was th

as a done is present eng white as a suspect in the id procedures identity procedures to witnesses asthink when you when are let down that when you are let down as that investigation has let people down and let the police down and let officers down, you know, we were tired for many years with this same brush about what happened that investigation, happened in that investigation, whereas , you know, there are whereas, you know, there are many of many other hundreds of investigates which are successful. you know, successful. but you know, i understand completely what she's saying. and i think that you know, she needs answers. she's asking questions again. give asking questions again. so give her that she needs. her the answers that she needs. yeah. and of you know, yeah. and of course, you know, we—that- yeah. and of course, you know,| we—that-et we remind people that charge of tethe— we remind people that charge of being institutionally racist as as-force, but-onel being institutionally racist as. as-force, but-one of as a police force, but is one of the— as a police force, but is one