mr. canning. nda item seven is discussion and possible action regarding proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of neighbors for a better san francisco advocacy and j. chang. mr. damico. good morning. my name is zach damico. i'm an investigator with the enforcement division. so this. i'll briefly present a summary of the case. the case involves neighbors for a better san francisco advocacy. they're a 500 and 1c4 nonprofit, also operating as a general purpose committee. i would just note that they have an affiliated entity. neighbors for a better san francisco. that's ac3. they are not a respondent in this case. if they come up, i'll refer to neighbors advocacy as the respondent. the c for the committee and neighbors is the c three. also concerns the executive director of the c4 and also the principal officer of the committee, j. chang. he serves in both roles. so in this case, neighbors advocacy paid its consultant, riff city strategies, to provide services directly to the primarily

mr. lee, can you comment a little on the problem that i mentioned in the opening. you're in asia in the middle of what china is doing in the region in terms of its capabilities and how you see that landscape? >> well, the china ship building industry, commercial ship building to challenge our nation's ship building a long time ago. i think the issue is the-- they took over the conventional merchant ship like the carrier and tankers. for now, they even start to building like the lng carrier which requires high technology and high quality, so, it's a bit challenging for us as well and china's ship building industry, they have a combined capability of both commercial and military, and so it can get synergy from to the military ships and a big concern for all of us as well. >> can the u.s.-- what can the u.s. learn from hyundai's model of that working together with your commercial building and i know that the navy in september to sort of discussed to look at what's going on. what are your perspectives on that and then i'll ask mr. lee? >> yes, we've made several trips

and climate change, which means warmer sea surface temperatures, warmer air temperatures, so that mr. can hold more water. so as you nicely described earlier, when a cold from that's coming from the atlantic over there and then so, and this base there is just so much more energy in the atmosphere and so much more potential for severe downpours, which we've seen this time around. that was climate scientists just the cost of speaking to us a little earlier on. we can move on because there are 5 days to go to the us presidential election and the democratic and republican candidates campaigning in the states on the border with mexico today. democratic pamela harris has said to hold a rally in phoenix, arizona. eliza, meanwhile, republican donald trump has been in albuquerque, new mexico. trump has taken his message of scaling back immigration to the states as women, latino, most of the mexico is the democratic stronghold bought. republicans, hopefully i can totally upset that. don't com. all right, let's cause i've been now 2 stephen neil perez, he's a professor of politics and international

if our league conditions are good, we can help mr. qala novi. we also had the premier basketball league today, but it was postponed . yes, we participated in the world cup, we participated in the olympics , just as we participated in volleyball, but we must be able to bring good players in the good legionnaire league so that we can have a good output. excellent, very detailed, you reviewed everything quickly , you said that we are talking about the premier league and we will have football days next week, for this reason, i will say goodbye to mehdi zaiei. we will go and see a football expert. here in the salam studio, the reporter will be with us and we will talk more about football. let us fight under every stone and mudr and on all fronts and on the door of all hussainiyya and the mosque. sports talked about football with mehdi ziayi , considering that the premier football league of our country is going to be held in the seventh week, with a few games today , we will have a few games tomorrow and a single game on sunday, and we will also have

can you make me tell us a little bit more about why mr. youngs she'd sharma was targeted by the rainy and regime. why was see such a threat, a perceived threat to them as well as a pleasure, be with you? it's excellent question because no one can quite get injured. the intricacies of the or the minds of the national security elite of the government abuse monica public. and they believe that massaging media 22 year old curtis, iranian women was some sort of a national security threat. but what we know about mr. sharp that's background is that he was an activist in the diaspora abroad, somewhere between germany and the united states of america. and he was kidnapped, actually, before he ever became a hostage of these monica public of iran. i believe in the spring of 2020 marketing, one of the most kind of long range or a significant extra territorial operations of these monica, public of the run against a this it into the past 45 years. iran is already under western heavy western sanctions. now we've got germany. we calling is in bassett or to a run. as we've heard, germany is closing an

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sports person of the foreign ministry, mr. can on a who latest late, who recently said that iran is not as spread out any board. and the same time is the wrong is not the war monger, this is a clear double edge. the statement that to hear from iran, meaning, meaning certainly that there is a reading this for any sort of scenario. but he and other officials here enter on have all decided not to spill the beans about the details on the about the plan of action is concrete plan of action is that the wrong is going to take for the upcoming days. the node id around is trying to establish for the corporate coordination and corporation a month, different parts of the resident front after the tragic loss of the 60 to general of hezbollah, 11 on, oh, it sounds like we have for now. thank you for that. so with this id live in pitt on if you're just joining us as one has launched a ground operation 11 on for the 1st time since 2006 in the military says it's conducting quote, limited and targeted res against has bola optic heading is lita hof

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as you can see, mr. campbell. did you or did you not deny were you deny philip morris kept the noble study from being published. i will not deny that you did keep it from being published. yes, we did not in any way employ legal technique such as injunctions, but we did not. we did not choose to publish that. isn't it true, mr. campbell, that prior to the time that dr. noble submitted his study to the journal in 1983, his study had been reviewed by philip morris for publication. i believe that to be the case. yes. all right. in its press release, mr. campbell, philip morris states that it did not obtain an objection against the publication. my question to you, did philip morris, its attorneys or any of its employees threaten a court injunction that would be sought against dr. de novo if the journal or the article was published? not to my knowledge, sir and i have investigated to some extent. do you have a written memo on that investigation from your eye? i don't think so. if you do, would you leave that memo availa

mr. sapraicone: can i explain my book? [laughter] it is about green eggs and ham. >> do you own a firearm? sen. gillibrand: no. mr. sapraicone: yes. >> what is your mcdonald's fry cook job? mr. sapraicone: just flipping burgers. >> did you? mr. sapraicone: i was a busboy. sen. gillibrand: i've been a waitress. >> do you support a new casino in downstate new york? sen. gillibrand: i do. mr. sapraicone: i do. >> the liberty won, will you be at the tickertape parade tomorrow? mr. sapraicone: i know the senator was at the game, i was at the bills game. will you go with me? sen. gillibrand: i would love to go. when is it? >> tomorrow. are you going? sen. gillibrand: no. [laughter] >> when was the last time you are vaccinated against covid? sen. gillibrand: about a week ago. mr. sapraicone: last week -- last year. >> when is the last time you took amtrak? mr. sapraicone: i don't know. sen. gillibrand: last week. >> favorite place to vacation in new york state? >> will you accept the results of the upcoming presidential election?

can you elaborate? mr. deaton: noticed the agencies senator warren didn't bring up was the securities and exchange commission. i literally looked her in the face and respectfully said she is corrupt. and this proves it. she had gary gensler, she is supposed to hold him accountable. because she had a specific agenda in mind she said and this is proven by foia request, here are my questions i'm going to ask you to an upcoming hearing under oath and here's what i want you to say and then she asked those exact questions and he gave those exact answers

. >> how can you say the secretary values all of the expertise equally, when he rejected -- mr. miller: you can value someone's expertise and still disagree. i value very much your reporting, matt to my disagree with the stories you write. [laughter] you can still disagree when you have conflicting information. >> so there was conflicting information? mr. miller: he had conflicting assessments. >> assessments are based on facts on the ground, right? what was happening on the ground. mr. miller: no. >> the assessment is based on the facts, right? mr. miller: no, it is not just what's on the ground, but how things change over time. if you look at the actions of israel and, at times him in action, we conclude that some of the actions they took and in action, had led to a slowdown of delivery of humanitarian assistance. we interviewed with them and have taken a number of meaningful steps in another direction that led us to make the assessment that we did. >> now everything is just -- mr. miller: as i said, it is an ongoing assessment, and we constantly see deficiencies that we try to

mr. lee, can you comment a little on the problem that i mentioned in the opening. you're in asia in the middle of what china is doing in the region in terms of its capabilities and how you see that landscape? >> well, the china ship building industry, commercial ship building to challenge our nation's ship building a long time ago. i think the issue is the-- they took over the conventional merchant ship like the carrier and tankers. for now, they even start to building like the lng carrier which requires high technology and high quality, so, it's a bit challenging for us as well and china's ship building industry, they have a combined capability of both commercial and military, and so it can get synergy from to the military ships and a big concern for all of us as well. >> can the u.s.-- what can the u.s. learn from hyundai's model of that working together with your commercial building and i know that the navy in september to sort of discussed to look at what's going on. what are your perspectives on that and then i'll ask mr. lee? >> yes, we've made several trips

order to issue a permit . and in a period of two weeks to one month , the municipality can answer these doubts, so that mr. karimi can get a permit after solving them. he said that the issue of waste incinerator gas treatment is important for us and the municipality should justify the environmental protection organization according to which document is the upstream of the waste incinerator. purchased because burners are at the end point in our waste management process. planting by knowledge-based method in talib hamon reservoir, director general of environmental protection of sistan baluchistan province said that the knowledge-based project of self-irrigation compatible with climate change has been successfully implemented with the aim of managing dust centers and stabilizing quicksand in talab hamon. . this method had already been used in asian countries and countries in the south of the persian gulf for plantation and development of sabah space. so that we need to irrigate this self-watering system for up to two months by filling it once we don't have 10 million toms of waste south of the industrial tow

mr. hughes, can you hear me? yes, i think that they are the same. we present you a short news package every night . in today's world, we have an overview of the latest global developments. we will see them later. we will be with you with today's world. take a passenger plane. american airlines caught fire while landing at las vegas international airport. the us federal aviation administration announced that the airbus 321 plane with 197 passengers from san diego to las vegas caught fire. officials said that none of the passengers were seriously injured in this incident. the ministry of interior of pakistan announced the arrest of 564 supporters of imran khan's tehreek-e-insaf party. the arrest of these people has announced the movement towards islamabad for demonstrations. in the coming days, the capital of pakistan will host the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization and the police of this country blocked the roads leading to islamabad. tunisians went to the polls to elect the president. in addition to the current president, two other peo

mr. salimi, can you explain to us about the non-governmental meeting, in the name of allah, the most merciful important issues were discussed in the non-governmental meeting. the law friend system uses artificial intelligence to punish the laws and regulations used. today, we have 12 thousand laws and more. there are a thousand regulations that should be organized based on the prediction that our set of rules will reach below 3000 and many of the rules will become the rules of the society. we have defined about 50 laws of the society so that both the enforcers can find the provisions of the law more easily and the people can determine their duties. and the current situation is based on data and statistics, secondly , predicting the future, what will happen, and thirdly, the decisions that are made in the parliament, what kind of feedback does this have, does it have any economic effects, for this basis , this system is defined, that is, the economic outlook system, so that the representatives know if for example , one percent of the added value of a certain place increased , or taxes decrease

i hope we can do better. mr. bashaw: when donald trump was president and you were a congress, you voted to support the border wall and now you voted 100% with biden-harris and against border solutions, telling the country that you understand it's a crisis. it sounds like you're trying to work out the perfect bill. meanwhile we have 19,00,000 people in our state costing us, making us feel insecure. it doesn't add up. rep. kim: i told you, i support border security for the right way. there was a congressman, will heard, arc republican what that said we don't need a law from sea to shining sea but if you tackle that issue of security without tackling the issues of the brokenness, of the judicial process that causes so much of the backlog, if we're not taking steppes for a path forward, at least for our dreamers, this doesn't work together. mr. be a a shaw: you've been waiting far perfect bill for six years and meanwhile millions and millions have walked into our country. fema doesn't have the money to take care of t

across the house where we can to deliver on that mission, which is very important for many parents who will be watching this today. luke murphy . this today. luke murphy. >> thank you, mre the prime minister's focus on economic growth and i look forward to the international investment summit next week. one area where constituents across the country want to see thrive is their local high street. and the prime minister will know from his own visit to the top of town in basingstoke that it has huge potential, that it has huge potential, that it has huge potential, but it's not what it could be. could i ask the prime minister what support this government will give to ensure that high streets across the country are able to grow and thrive? >> prime minister, i too remember that visit. and here is the new political divide. invest with labour or decline with the tories. and that's why i was very pleased to read out the investments we have had in the last few weeks . we have got a last few weeks. we have got a big summit coming up on monday, hundreds of ceos coming and i am confident we'll be making further such investment announcements in weeks to come . announcements in week

you can see because the last time he was stopped by mr. the last time he was stopped by mr. enio, we can claim that we are muslims. ask the members to stand up as the first and second power of asia , give a statement to their representative, ask them to give a speech, condemn us, we will only be viewers and listeners, what difference does it make if the head of the federation goes or an employee goes there, when i go there, the seats are full. there is no point in doing so, there should be so many interactions , international pressure will increase. and if we even have a sports united nations, in a way, it means that our interactions with countries are so good. now, let's talk about the others, because the voting is not just a vote of iran, if it is to be, i have nothing to do with the federation, the president, and the employees. i have no part in it . i want to see if we could bring other countries along, so that i don't know about our international relations , dear professor targalizadeh, who is one of the good footballers. in the 1960's, he was from iran, sir, we used to

mr. gonzalez: i can tell you why. ms. ores: it would have secured our border, and you voted against it. you say you support border security, but you voted against it. mr. gonzalez: it would have required people south of the checkpoint, like in the valley, to carry their passport to prove citizenship. i have farmers calling my office saying we need to do more because e-verify was required, and it was only accurate one out of six times, and they are being held criminally responsible. our farmers should not have that burden. they wanted 900 miles of wall, and they only built 15 miles during the trump administration. ms. flores: this is nonsense. >> what about that with passports? ms. flores: what is wrong with being able to have some type of id? nothing wrong with that. mr. gonzalez: i do not think people should have to carry passports with them. ms. flores: we had a wall way before trump. the obama administration built a wall. we have always had a wall in south texas. we should listen to the border patrol agents, who do want

what, or what in europe is putin, or in europe kimcher, kimchinin, i can’t understand, maybe you can, mrcan’t particularly comment on it somehow, because the problem here is not that it is good or bad, the problem is that it is russian, and this is the key, and the problem is not that we love or don't love, that russian, what it is, is identifying oneself with... a non-existent state, because the russian political nation did not take place, the russian national state did not appear, and they are this russian opposition , even the best of them, they are the product of that system that does not exist, and i appeal to that virtual russia, which does not exist, which did not take place, which was eaten up by the russian federation, this russian world, russian liberal culture, russian fascist culture and all that is related to the russian world and... that is why karamorza is a great tragedy of the russian liberal opposition, they are an opposition without a country, without a state, because they are marginalized by their own state, and for them to happen, they must abandon the prison of nati

mr. doctor can better describe the effects it had inside the regime and we are seeing its feedback. what will the diet answer and possibly? what can rome do and then make predictions about it ? yes, well, i have asked you this question so far . i will also ask this question, which is very brief regarding the impact of seyyed hassan nasrallah's martyrdom in the field of resistance and the events that have happened and will happen after it. if you ask, yes, see, after all, the essence of this incident is a negative incident and a demoralizing incident , especially inside lebanon, the morale of the people has been severely broken by someone who has led with this authority for 30 years, the language of the arabic translation and the language of the islamic revolution in the world. he was arab and well, he was a brand for a period after the 33-day war, the most important figure in the arab world it is well-known that we are talking about an exceptional character. today, the leadership is pointing this out, it must have had a negative effect, but we, as people who seek martyrdom, are the

mr. can was trapped on a balcony shouting for help. according to a neighbor who tried to phone emergency services, but they're apartment building shifted and broke away before any help could arrive. before that can had written the message to his wife, apparently not sensing the extent of the danger that was to come now, almost a week later, the search continues for mr. khan as well as many others who went missing during the flooding damage caused by hurricane helene continues to affect lives and livelihoods of many millions. cnn's carlos suarez has more on the devastation in florida for shoes and clothes and the roller blades and be items that once brought joy to mowry rallies life litter the front yard of her house. >> again, and you've been flooded out twice twice? >> yeah. i got hit by idalia last year flooded my living room, which was a draw walk inside the 29 year-old's home, captures the damage left behind by the latest storm. hurricane helene's deadly flooding. >> everything was underwater. the drawers, i mean, my closet that the

mr. speaker, klausner has a proud military history. almost -- of households are homes of veterans. can the prime minister tell the house but this government is doing to support veterans and how he will meet his promise to make sure that every veteran think whilst her has a roof over their head? p.m. starmer: we owe and enormous debt to all of our veterans and it was a great honor to announce our plan will ensure that homeless veterans are on the front line of new social housing recognizing the incredible sacrifice they have made. we have -- we will pay all those that have served to making sure that we have homes for heroes. while also making sure that veterans have support for mental health and employment. >> can i ask the prime minister and the chancellor as they -- could they look carefully at how increased funding and changes to the funding formula, k massive difference in the lives of thousands of children across the country? >> i'm grateful for raising this issue. a concern of many parents across the country. i do agree that children with special educational needs and disabilities

mr. speaker can republicans get a fair shake from the mainstream media? >> they can't and the latest example of that was three against one in the debate as usual jd vance one that in a hands-down and even the far left had to acknowledge it. you know what tony, what was important there is jd kept his calm, kept his composure and provided answers . he talked about policies and that's what distinguishes this ticket from the democratic ticket. this is a stark contrast and jd put forward the plan and solutions we have for all the great challenges and i think it resonated with the american people and i think the far left is nervous right now. they know they've got a problem on this . >> i think there's another aspect of tuesday night's debate you would appreciate because i know i did and you and i share this, it was a civil debate and it was refreshing actually to see two people have policy differences and i think we should be passionate about those policy decisions that do so in a civil way. >> it's an important thing to show the country. we live in divine tim

mr. farrokhvi , as you can see in the picture frame, the supreme leader the revolution entered the issue of imam khomeini to be against allah in order to participate. in the commemoration ceremony of mujahid fi sabilullah, seyyed aziz of the islamic ummah, martyr seyed hassan nasrallah, secretary general of hezbollah , the lebanese and their companions, especially martyr nilfroushan, this ceremony started at 10:30 this morning at imam khomeini mosque in tehran and continued until the beginning of the sermons. the friday prayer in tehran will be continued by the supreme leader of the islamic revolution and after the sermon, the friday prayer will be led by ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution. our country as an ambassador, an ambassador who carries a message, an ambassador that i conveyed through all the countries in our area of ​​resistance, a limited one.

mr. saeedi pointed out a good point , a point that i can offer as a recommendation or a solution.il the day we can't be good, as the famous saying goes, you are copper. islamic if there is, if we don't have it, we definitely won't get anywhere. we are witnessing in many issues , as soon as america makes a decision in a private matter, immediately western europe, countries like germany , france, italy, all of them pour in, and they also show a positive opinion of those pressures now in the media. oh, they bring the rights, i think it's enough again. in order for us to change this situation, yes, at least it is that in the neighboring countries, in the countries where we can be very close to each other, they are an expression of our body's performance. it helps that the events that should happen do not happen , that is, the so-called officials that i see at the fifa level who are tending in the direction they like, in my opinion, from these dishes. it turns out that some islamic countries are being used or abused . it should not be overlooked that some islamic countries are passive,

mr. ramone: clearly you need a problem solver to solve problems. you can talk about stuff and embellish things, you have to make sure you are not out and paid for, make sure you are representing the people in the state. in delaware when we had the crisis when we switched governors i was on the committee with melanie george smith and we did a line item audit, one line at a time with 12 only -- other people and we saved $150 million and that's the numbers you are talking about in the state, not 5 million. there's a big difference in understanding the mechanism will for your doing and how big you need to handle the budget and how much you don't know but you are writing a 100 page book on how to solve problems. what i would suggest is simple, create an environment that we are fiscally responsible in solving problems simultaneously. i give you an example, we have the biggest growing senior population, may be than florida after the storms. and we have no health care. we don't have enough doctors, we don't have enough nurses, we don't have enough anything in thos

can still be profitable. sarah: same question for you, mr. meyer. mr. meyer: our administration day one will have more experience dealing with building inspection code, and zoning than anyone who has served as governor of delaware in my lifetime. when i started in new castle county january 2017 all we heard was it was impossible to build here. there were huge projects we were losing opportunities on. we created a program called jobs now that has created over 13,000 jobs for delwarians streamlining policies and regulatory regimes so investors interested in creating a lot of jobs can do so and it did so quickly. now we need to do that for housing. mr. ramone is correct. local jurisdictions primarily regulate -- be it at the state level we will provide incentives for local jurisdictions to create legislation that incentivizes affordable housing. in addition what we would do, that i saw in leading the county when an investor comes that wants to invest in affordable housing you have local jurisdictions pointing to the department of transportation of the stat

mr. speaker, can republicans get a fair shake from the legacy media? >> know they can't and this at the latest example of that. it was three against one in the debate as usual, but jd vance won that debate hands down. [applause] you know what tony, what was so important is that jd kept his calm, his composure and he provided answers, solutions. he talked about policies. and that is what distinguishes this ticket from the democratic ticket here. this is a stark contrast. jd put forward the plan, the idea, the solutions. i think it is resonating with the american people and i tell you what. i think the far left is nervous right now. they know they've got a problem. >> i think there's another aspect of tuesday night's debate that you would appreciate because i know i did, and you and i share this view. it was a very civil debate and it was refreshing to actually see two people have policy differences and i think we should be passionate about those policy positions we had, so in a civil way. >> it is important to show the country we lived in very divided t

mr. oliver, you can put books on the shelf or in front of people, but to get them to open them and understandhem, how do you accomplish that? >> again, back to the point of hosting literary activities. if you look on my website, my social media pages, i am part of some organizations building literature, how can we be a part of it, to host a writing workshop? they will contact me, we love what you were doing with young people, can you work with our organizations to facilitate a workshop with young people? young people, authors, they are meeting them for the first time, i have worked with derrick barnes quite frequently, won children's awards, young people resonated towards him when he walks into the room. they see the resiliency identified in his book. a book about a young boy going to the barbershop, coming out to celebrate who he is. another book, celebrating identity those books, with those authors, appearances, in chicago with the "program. those are people who went crazy, like they would had an entertainer came to the school. but these authors in front of the young people in community cen

moderator: i went to move on if we can and come back to some of these dockets. mr. theriault: can i go back to the topic. just quickly, and i look forward to talking about this more in depth, but if you support the lobster industry you should not even for -- supported the inflation reduction act, that supported and funded know what at high levels -- noaa at high levels. it is the reason we have electric vehicle mandates popping up around the united states. shame on you for opening up the can of worms the lobster men and women are having to deal with right now. we are facing billions and billions of dollars that are being funded into these green energy companies, and they are coming because they see the money and the profits they can make. moderator: i feel like you two are debating, so i will let you respond to that. rep. golden: part of this job is taking big bills. at they are called omnibus bills involving billions of dollars of spending. there are things in there that are good for your communities and things in there that you did not agree with. you have to make

mr. oleksandr, can a video published on social networks serve as evidence of a crime against you?serves, first of all , as information for the initiation of a criminal investigation, and therefore the necessary procedural actions must be carried out, of course, it is best to have access to both bodies victims in order to properly conduct a forensic medical examination, as was already indicated in your case before the crime scene, which is currently not issued. realistic, but the collection of all direct and indirect evidence of the commission of this crime must, of course, be done with the utmost care, using all modern possibilities, including digital technologies, to search for direct and indirect witnesses or participants in this crime, and of course, with establishing personal data, such as those who appear directly there as a suspect in the execution of this crime, as well as the command of this military unit, how realistic it is to do it, well, practice shows that if you make careful efforts, sooner or later you will be able to collect such detailed information, make a mosaic