dear judiciary, information protection center , judiciary, ministry of information, secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs, who have jointly activated various meetings and negotiations and different capacities during this period, i would like to thank you for the extensive efforts that have been made in the arena. legal and judicial was one stage of the work, and besides that, there were many political talks. now , hamid nouri, with a backpack , tells stories about the suffering of captivity, about the violation of the rights of a prisoner in the west who claims to defend human rights. on june 26, 1403, finally, mr. hamid nouri, a citizen of our country, after 1,680 days of captivity saed's solitary confinement returned to the arms of the family. so far, 27 passenger planes have been hit in the sky. two of these 27 cases occurred in iran. one was in the summer of 1967, when a passenger plane carrying 290 passengers to our country was shot down in broad daylight by a missile fired from the american ship vincennes, and all 290 passengers,

country, due to the efforts of the judiciary, the honorable head of the judiciary, the information protection center, the judiciary, the ministry of intelligence, the secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs, who jointly in all this time, various meetings, different negotiations and various capacities have been activated. thank you . the extensive efforts that were made, in fact , the legal and judicial arena was a stage of the work, and in addition to the numerous political talks that were held, now hamid nouri with kole. bari tells about the suffering of captivity , about the violation of the rights of a prisoner in the west who claims to defend human rights. 26 june 1403, finally, mr. hamid nouri, a citizen of our country after 1000. 376 people were martyred and 85,197 people were injured in the attacks on the gaza strip. the united nations announced in a report that the killing of children in 2023, especially in the strip of gaza reached an unprecedented level. the speech of goh younis also called the mental and psychological conditions of the peop

the judicial branch, the honorable head of the judicial branch, the judicial branch's information protection center. i would like to thank the ministry of information, the secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs for jointly activating various meetings and negotiations and various capacities during this period . and besides that many political talks. which was done, now hamid nouri, with a bagful of stories about the suffering of captivity , claims to defend the violation of the rights of a prisoner in the west of human rights. june 26, 1400 finally, mr. hamid nouri, a citizen of our country, returned to his family after 1680 days of captivity in saed solitary confinement. meliha pejman of sed and sim news agency. well , as i said at the beginning of your service program, tonight we are hosting mr. hossein shamkadari, the documentary maker and creator of the documentary bayothanha, which by the way refers to the same issue of mr. nouri's trial. we belong to the family of the terror martyrs, who are the children of martyr hashminejad, one of the martyr

from the efforts of the judicial branch, the honorable head of the judicial branch, the information protection centercial branch of the ministry of information. i would like to thank the secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs for jointly activating different meetings and different capacities during this period, and once again congratulate the family of mr. nouri for the release of mr. nouri. express my sympathy and open i would like to thank mr. nouri for these five years. 5 years of prison without facilities and suffering is a very good representative for the people of iran . being here, the extensive efforts that were made, in fact, the legal and judicial arena was a stage of the work, and besides that, the numerous political talks that took place and follow-ups. which was actually done by other organizations, the work reached a point where the other side actually accepted this case, which was supposed to be designed with a very, very complicated purpose and, according to them, a big one, with a tragedy anyway. the result remains for them now, hamid

from the efforts of the judiciary, the honorable head of the judiciary , the information protection center of the judiciary, the ministry of information, the secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs, which jointly held various meetings, negotiations and different capacities throughout this period. thank you for activating the extensive efforts that were made in the legal and judicial field, it was a stage of the work in addition to the numerous political talks that took place , now hamid nouri is telling stories about the violation of the rights of a prisoner in the west who claimed to defend human rights. finally , mr. hamid nouri became a citizen of our country after 1680 days of captivity in prison. sayed's individual returned to the arms of his family, maleeha pejman, sada and sim news agency. well , as i said at the beginning of your service program, tonight we are hosting mr. hossein shamkadari, a documentary maker and producer of the documentary on the homeless, which by the way refers to the same issue of mr. nouri's trial, as well as

by the efforts of the judiciary branch, the honorable head of the judiciary branch, the information protection center of the judiciary branch, the ministry of intelligence, the secretariat of the supreme national security council and the ministry of foreign affairs, who jointly held various meetings during this period, various negotiations and the capacities of i would like to thank the extensive efforts that were made, in fact , the legal and judicial field was a stage of the work, and besides that, there were many political talks that were held. now , hamid nouri, with a bagful of stories about the suffering of captivity , is defending the violation of the rights of a prisoner in the west of human rights. 26 june 1403, finally, mr. hamid nouri, a citizen of our country, after 1,680 days of captivity in prison. sweden returned to the arms of the family. maleeha pejman, sed and sim news agency. well, for information on how to release this iranian citizen, i will talk to the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs who is present in the studio . mr. kenani, welcome to the news studio. 21 the re

the information day of the tv channel continues. we now add lyudmila denisova, a human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, to our list, she will be here any minute. well , for now we will inform you about the most important events, and in fact now we have the opportunity to talk with ms. denisova about important issues that are currently worrying many ukrainians, i mean those who are currently going to the tcc to update their credentials, many of them are eligible for deferment, in particular, with regard to the postponement, which is connected with the care of the sick and relatives, unfortunately, there are a lot of them now. such precedents, when people come, but somehow they have some difficulties in proving the correctness of their intentions, let's say, and the legality of the fact that they should be given this reprieve. lyudmila denisova, human rights defender and head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, is already in touch with us. ms. ludmila, we congratulate you, and actually, we would probably like to start with this situation, with this very sensitive

vital information about the operational situation in the occupied territory, the size of the structure and movements of military formations of the army center group, studied the system of protectingn the policies of the occupation authorities, the average person has the opinion that on the territory of belarus, and not only on the territory of belarus, partisans operated. sent to soviet resistance units was one of the tasks that was assigned to intelligence officers. we can say about hundreds and thousands of agents, including german agents. that is, from the abwehr and including recruited agents already german intelligence services from among soviet citizens who, for various reasons, cooperated with the enemy. special forces soldiers were sent to fight the punitive operations of the nazis, which in 1944 were more reminiscent of military operations on the fronts. regular units of the wehrmacht and tanks were sent against the civilian, unarmed population. artillery, airplanes. the sabotage work of special group fighters consisted of eliminating military equipment, enemy manpower, destroying headquarters , saving people both from death and from theft to germany. at the end of may 1

center of cyber ​​space. the purpose of this document prepared by the ministry of communication and information technology in 10 chapters the creation of a road map, along with the protectioninformational and native capitals , provides the opportunity for rulers and policymakers, business owners, and the general public to benefit from the country's data capacity . in the horizon considered for this document , the data ecosystem of the country should be a coordinated and efficient fabric for governance, management, management and transparent and safe use of data. unlike social security pensioners , it will be deposited into their account immediately after the end of the monthly salary payments. supply organization. the society announced that the recipients of the minimum pension and less than that are eligible they increased by 35%. the income of levels above the minimum has increased by 22% of the pension at the end of march last year plus a fixed amount of 690 tomans. the ministry of education announced the opening of the rating system for unrated teachers from today. in the notice of this ministry, it is stated that teachers can upload the documents by referring to the e

the information day of the tv channel continues. we are now adding lyudmila denisova, a human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protectionf human rights, to our broadcast, she will be here any minute.

centered and instance, you will find information on innovative strategies in human trafficking investigations and prosecutions that can reduce reliance on victim testimony. as a former prosecuti employing these strategies provides greater protectionpport for victims, strengthens the criminal case, and enhancesty a. innovative partnerships can help us build prevention and protection efforts that are challenges. our office recently the first ever partnership to prevent trafficking in persons, or p2p it's d.c., it's got to have anwith zambia. the p2p program is based on the successful child protection compact program and multi-year action plan to■n strengthen government efforts and civil society collaboration to combat trafficking. p2p agreements to draw on the best program but which will benefit all hutr matter their age. many adult first exploited as children but never identified and never assisted, and we shouldn't stop caring about victims just because they turn 18.am also the that our office is planning to make an award in september to an organization that will provide technical assistance to support foreign governments and partners in their efforts to establishshs and engage sur it is essential that antitrafficking advocates c

one man stood at the center of the slow and at times wrong information about how to best protect ourselves. the white house chief medical advisor dr. anthony fauci. the men in the hot seat today before the subcommittee. subcommittee on the hill on the coronavirus pandemic. he has been in the house for 2.5 hours now. the last time we saw him on capitol hill looks when he was retiring in 2022. dr. fauci claims he always kept an open mind about the possibility that covid link from a laboratory in china. you saw jim jordan tearing it apart. he never tried to cover up government records on the origins of covid-19. there were emails about how to keep stuff out of your emails and place you are foiaed by someone he was advised by at that time. we have heard some of those emails read aloud. you are watching "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner along with mike almost. also joining us today, fox news contributor lisa boothe and fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio show, guy benson. the last 1.5 hours or so on this pass the statement for a back and forth with fauci at

been so much at the center of a real debate throughout the united states and around the world about freedom of speech as opposed to protecting really important classified information. all right. josh letterman in london, thank you. well, israel's top court has unanimously ruled that israel must begin drafting ultra-orthodox jewish men into the country's military. they'd previously been exempt from the country's mandatory military service. and this ruling, it is a major blow to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and it could lead to the collapse of his increasingly fragile governing coalition. here's nbc news international correspondent matt bradley. well, israel's assault on the gaza strip was continuing yesterday. some 27 people were killed in various attacks throughout the gaza strip, including on two schools now. of those, 27 people killed, ten were members of the family of ismail haniyeh. he's considered the political leader of hamas, and one of those was his sister and we've also heard from the israeli defense forces chief of staff. he said that the operations in rafah in the southern part of the gaza strip, were winding up and that the idf had manage

protected as they seek fertility. [applause] >>az emma, that was wonderful. very informative. well stated. let's give emma waters another round of applause. it is a tradition here at the center for conservative women to gift our beautiful mug with our absolute favorite quote by thegreat claire booth "courage is the virtue then live coverage of the 2224 national political convention started with the republican full day event in milwaukee on july 15, next up catch the democrats as they convene in chicago kic on august 19 stay connected to c-span filtered glimpse of morrow under democracy. bus republican to democratic national convention live the summer on c-span, c-span another free mobile video web and online@c-span.org, your unfiltered view of pols cable.♪ space c-span has delivered unfiltered consi years here's a highlight from a key moment. >> the. [laughter] >> thank you very much mr. speaker i think my colleagues for yielding. my firstborn is to be married a 5:00 o'clock. [cheering] and again i find myself standing in the chambraer more event of young children that i love and love me.

protected as they seek fertility. [applause] >> emma, that was wonderful. very informative. very well stated. let's give emma waters another round of applause. 3tit is a tradition here at the centert our beautiful mug with our absolute favorite quote by the great claire booth "courage is the virtue just over two hours. ...

center open to the idea that we can do something more to protect ourselves. don't mention this only cover shootings in the middle of them because we are focused on gathering that information but i can tell you i went to a high school that had a shooting in it when i was there in high school in seattle and they had another went recently. whether you are a student, graduate, parent a member of the community. you look at the risk to innocent people and children and you think what can we do? as i'm telling you tonight in a world where there so much polarization, donald trump and barack obama did agree on this one thing you could do. you could use executive powers to deal with some of the deadliest enhancements to weapons. i'm telling you this because that is the context. we live in a world of headlines and partisan sniping and it would be easy to forget that we had some bipartisan, moderate, not major, but moderate centrist steps toward gun safety. and even that is too much for some of the extremist members of this supreme court took this case here, the court was once a lead if you go back a ways to a different type of conservatism. it's almost like you can't use the same wor

and theft protection for two years along with the call center staff by clinicians anyone concerned their data may have been impacted should visit changes cyber support.com for more information. meanwhile we continue to mixed substantial progress and restore services. first, the team built a new technology environment in weeks. and secondly prioritize the restoration effort on services most vital to ensuring access to care. pharmacy services claims payments to providers and third, all the efforts were underway we worked quickly to provide financial assistance as needed. we have advanced more than $6.5 billion in accelerated payments no interest no fee loans to thousands of providers. most of these funds are for claims for non- healthcare plans about 34% of loans have gone to safety net hospitals and federally qualified health centers. we will provide this assistance for as long as it takes to get providers claims flowing at preincident levels. if there are providers in your district who need help please put us in touch with them. fighting cybercrime is an enormous task and one that requires us all industry, law enforcement and policymakers to come together. i look forward to

center. moreover, the information will be transmitted automatically without the knowledge of the family. even ukrainian lawyers believe that this is illegal, since it deprives a person of the right to protectionistributed by the border service. more than two dozen people all. they were detained while trying to escape abroad, they are looking for guides, it is known that 12 thousand dollars were taken from each fugitive. however, the border appears to be closing to women as well. local public pages write that ukrainian women who have draft dodgers in their families are no longer allowed to leave the country, and men who have not updated their data at the military registration and enlistment office will now have their property confiscated, including housing, apartments and houses will be sold at auctions in order to at least somehow protect their husbands, women increasingly began to refuse. that she hopes to provide money by the end of the year, she also added that the european union itself needs funds for defense, approximately 500 billion euros for 10 years, and invited all eu member countries to chip in and also step up the supply of military assistance to kiev. well, as for georgia, the eu

information from police officers, local law enforcement working to protect kids who are being victimized in the way you just described and second, the other group i should've mentioned is the natnal centernce we have between law enforcement and a competitors who are part of this, where the industry is pretty united and the world is it. >> i now recognize miss ramirez for 5 minuteof queio >> i'm freezing here but it is. i have been the conversation today and we have security threats of this hearing is trying to take up. one of those is cybersecurity attacks and the other is concerning tech monopolies from time to time it is secrecy i feel like both are x essential threats to the health acy. when incidents like the ■ microsoft exchange breach happen and what was published by pro-public the 2 day they bring us to this reckoning moment not just from microsoft. we have been entrusting our most sensitive information to need for pursuit of accountability when our nation's homeland security has the rankingem are article described how microsoft employees concerns about our vulnerability that was eventually leveraged. microsoft denied than any vulnerability to the system contributed to the attack

information from police officers, local law enforcement, who are working to protect kids, who are being victimized in the way you just descd, and second, the other group i should have mentioned is the national center this. the industry is pretty united and the world isbe >> the gentleman yields. i never could -- i now recognize ms. ramirez. >> it i'm freezing, but you might be been hearing our conversation today, in the hearing, and for us, it's pretty clear. we have two homel threats that this hearing is trying to take up. one of thoseis cybersecurity attacks. the other is concerning monopolies and monocultures driven by profit. sometimes, supremacy and secrecy, and i feel lithreats t democracy. when incidents like the 2023 microsoft exchange breach happened, and the bombshell reports published today, they bring us to this reckoning moment. it's ■ksoft, k) entrusting with our nation's most sensitive information, and also for this committee, this ■m desperate need for the pursuit of accountability, when our nation's homeland security has been compromised. the ranking member mentioned that the propublica article published earlier today desc had dismissed employees concerns about vulnerthat was even

protect [indiscernible] crucial the programs [indiscernible] our programs are preventative, trauma informed and-- >> we need to move to the next speaker. thank you so much. >> good afternoon. martin, central american resource center. i work on in the legal program and [indiscernible] all the time. getting people green cards, citizenship all the time. often it feels like a empty victory for families experiencing ongoing trauma or who have dangerous relationships or kids chronically truant because of the stuff experienced in home country, health issues, you name it. that is why it is so important to work together on the nonlegal side providing incredibly important social support and psychological supports and other help. i'm worried that the proposed budget cuts will destroy the [indiscernible] we get 10 thousand calls first quarter and we need to expand but for now the cuts to family resource centers and task force at the very least would take away [indiscernible] at the very least, please restore what we have. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is stephanie, from--our community based organization serves empower thousands of latinx and immigrant communities across

information from police officers, local law enforcement, who are working to protect kids, who are being victimized in the way you just described, and second, the other group i should have mentioned is the national center for missing and exploited children. these are, in my view, real heroes for all of us. we all work together and support them and rely on them. i think there is a great alliance we have in this country between law enforcement and tech companies, and our competitors are part of this. the industry is pretty united and the world is better for it. >> the gentleman yields. i never could -- i now recognize ms. ramirez. >> it afternoon, mrs. smith. i'm freezing, but you might be a little warmer. i have been hearing our conversation today, in the hearing, and for us, it's pretty clear. we have two homeland security threats that this hearing is trying to take up. one of those is cybersecurity attacks. the other is concerning tech monopolies and monocultures driven by profit. sometimes, supremacy and secrecy, and i feel like both are existential threats to our democracy. when incidents like the 2023 microsoft exchange breach happened, and the bombshell reports published by propublica today, they

protections for contraception, for ivf. republicans are blocking those bills an putting forward bills like ts one which would create a federal government website that crisis pregnancy center. health care providers that provide informationabo the full range of their options to women including abortion care would be blocked from this website. now, with this website, womenould allow women to put into the website their zipe then find a list of resources for adoption agencies and centers which, mr. president i think we know can pressure and shame pregnant women into against seeking abortion care and sometimes even block them from accessing that care. and i want to be clear that this bill does not require anybody tot in their contact information, but it also does not include anyons on how the federal government could use or share that so mr. president, i don't think americans need another government website. y need is for their government is respect their freedom and dignity and autonomy to make their own decisions about if and when and how it to grow their own families. for this reason mr. president, i object. the presiding officer: objection mrs. britt: mr. president, i have a great -- the presiding offi alabama. mrs. brit