we can improve the position of the national standard organization in the domestic and international sphere. first, let's talk about the organization in the international sphere. standard and metrology of the islamic world what did you do in this field, because i remember how many times in the past months they said, sir , that iran's standards organization has become global in the international field , then let's go to the domestic field, in the international field , big events are happening with your guidance. it happened , now you symbolize these big events. you are seeing them these days after their martyrdom, that is, this is a symbol of all these comings and goings, messages of condolence, hurt feelings. their focus on neighborhood diplomacy was unique and we are guided by this focus we established standard and quality diplomacy with the same countries in the region, in the same countries of the islamic world, which , anyway, is the institution of metrology and standardization in the islamic world, where the issue of halal is also covered in this framework, the halal mark. well, in the

high ranking in the field of transparency, the first rank was their belief that the national standard organization should face its own transparent and uncompromising behavior in the field of transparency . this action was emphasized by martyr president so far, we are between the first and third devices, now we are thirty, sometimes we are second, sometimes we are first , now it goes up and down, and now the measures we are taking with international guidance in the internal field to improve the position of the national standards organization, you want to put it in parentheses. we should also mention our martyred foreign minister, because in any case, in the international field, it cannot be without coordination with the foreign ministry. how did we see his approach in this? mr. dr. amir abdollahian wanted nothing for us except good and efforts to develop the same international activities that we always tried. it means us with the ministry of foreign affairs and personally with their support, their deputies, now the deputies who are related to our fields. finally, in our international b

and i hear you saying there should be a national standard, and that national standard, what does that mean for small businesses that do not have the financial where to bear that burden? and how would those recommended protections -- how could they be integrated affordably, organically into systems that a small mom and pop business might deploy? and i guess i would start with you, mr. lee. >> thank you, senator. i guess -- let me work backwards. particularly for small businesses, this concept of the risk assessment is very important. >> they have to do it themselves? >> yes. because that is where they understand where the risk is. you have to do x but you have no risk of that happening, there's no incentive. that is a time of their energy and money. but if you understand exactly what risks you are doing in your unique business based on the information you have from your customers, then you are meeting that risk as it is today and monitoring it to see what you have to do moving forward. >> let's say a small record producer in nashville is a new startup. i mean, for that person and busin

and i hear you saying there should be a national standard and that national standard, what does that mean for small businesses that just don't have the financial wherewithal to be able to bear that burden and how -- what those recommended protections, how they could be integrated affordably, organically, into systems that a small mom and pop business might deploy. and i guess i'd start with you, mr. lee. >> thank you, senator. i work backwards. particularly for small businesses, this concept of the risk assessment is very important. >> that they have to do themselves? >> they would do themselves. that's where they understand where the risk is. if you're prescriptive and you must do x, that's a waste of their time, energy and money. if you do a risk assessment so you understand exactly what facing in your unique business based on the information you have from your customers, then you are meeting that risk as it is today and you're monitoring it to see what you have to do going forward. let me push back a little bit. i'm thinking, let's say if a small record producer in nashville. in n

the head of the national standard organization came with the good news to the industrialists and producers of the private sector. the islamic republic of iran became a member of the international accreditation union the laboratory system of the world. according to mr. islampanah, the membership of the membership, which is more beneficial to the economic activists of the world, has reached such a level that technically, the islamic republic and the economic activists of the islamic republic can export their goods to at least 110 countries in the world. there is no need for companies and businessmen to delay so-called international organizations in relation to the discussion of setting standards and finally monitoring. in this meeting, the quality of the private sector announced its readiness to help the standard organization in the implementation of some services of this organization, defining and measuring the service quality rate on an annual basis. the standard organization system has been entrusted to you . if you wish, we at the chamber of commerce are ready to calculate the service qu

standards. and the use of the training and expertise of accidents in this department has significantly reduced compared to the past few years. the rate of accidents in the last 20 years. that the national elevator standard was implemented, well, we had 200,000 active elevators in 1981, when the national standard was formulated , we had maybe 100 elevator accidents per year for the passengers, and now that we have a million active elevators in the country. this number maybe up to 10 accidents for the passengers , the performance of the elevator can be guaranteed by receiving continuous maintenance services from experts, and the technical qualification of these experts can be inquired from the website www.iaeu.ir belonging to the national association of escalator elevators. . you can't register online at all. if my system is solved, all this will be solved within an hour . we allowed the sellers to register offline. our duty is to make this clear in the form of the systems. it was the car tire market the tire sellers who registered in the transparency system should be punished for the promises that resulted in the launch of a system for the pre-registration of car tires, a sub-system of

what is the minimum national standard that you want the federal government to have on abortion?at first of all, we have to acknowledge that political reality is motivating a lot of these considerations. what donald trump is said, which is very consistent with what i said during my own campaign, is the gross majority of abortion policy is made at the state level and i think if you compare his view of saying, look, this is a tough issue, we need to let people debate and decide this very tough issue in this new environment where it is kicked back to. >> but you want a minimum foreman standard. >> compare this to the biden administration approach is we want christians to perform abortions and we want american taxpayers to fund late-term abortions. >> that is not true. >> that is -- >> it is prohibited under the hyde amendment. so you don't have a minimum national standard. >> what i've said consistently is the majority of the policy is set by states. i'm pro-life, i want to save as many babies as possible and late-term abortions should not happen with reasonable exceptions. bup thin

what is the minimum national standard that you want the federal government to have on abortion? >> well, look, margaret, i think that first of all we have to acknowledge that political reality is motivating a lot of these considerations. what donald trump has said, which is very consistent with what i said during my own campaign, is that the gross majority of abortion policy is going to be made at the state level. if you compare his view of saying, look, this is a tough issue. we need to let people debate and decide this tough issue in this new environment. >> you want minimum federal standard. >> margaret, compare this to the biden administration saying we want christians to perform abortions and. >> that's not true. it's prohibited under the -- >> so you don't have a minimum national standard. >> margaret, what i've said consistently is the gross majority of policy here is going to be set by the states. i am pro life. i want to save as many babe why is as possible. it's totally reasonable to say late-term abortions should not happen with reasonable exceptions but i think trump

mehdi islampanah, the head of the national standard organization , mr. islampanah . بنده هم عرض سلام و ادب و احترام دارم خدمت جنابعالی و همه بینندگان عزیز و عرض تبریک و تسلیت دارم شهادت خادم الناس خادم الرضا رئیس جمهور محبوب و مظلوم اون حضرت آیت الله دکتر سید ابراهیم رئیسی رو محضر همه مردم عزیز و علاقه مندان ایشون و همراهان they are the ones who have the opportunity to fulfill the great power in the capacity of the honorable president of the martyred president greetings to you, we, the institutions that were managed directly under the supervision of the martyred president, are one of the institutions that had a significant growth in this period . i want to talk about them, but before that, considering that you are the martyr of the president , seyyed ayatollah seyed ebrahim raisi, we can actually say that he was your direct manager. and of course, let's talk about the standard field. we had the honor to be in the national standard organization iran should work according to the law under the direct supervision of our martyr president, and this honor is a great honor f

and the development of the standard system of the national standard organization in order to improve quality of production of goods and services is obliged to provide the possibility of people's monitoring of the quality of goods with the national standard mark . tick and self the consumer plays a decisive role in this issue, which is called the people. 74% of the people pay attention to the standard and quality of goods and services. at the time of purchase, the result is the statistics collected from the latest survey of the standard organization. this amount of participation is the basis for the establishment of the popular system to strengthen public and popular supervision of the standard system. in fact, many of the complaints that people reflect can be said to be in the area of ​​low sales . following up on popular reports and criticism suggestions they are actively fostering the noon news agency. this is gymna publications. we always tried to serve you with the latest methods. and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources for free. only by sending the

high share, according to the law on strengthening and developing the standard system of the national standardation in order to improve the quality of production of goods and services, which is obliged to provide the possibility people's supervision of the quality of goods with national standard mark. our view of the democratic system was really people coming to work here. people's system at 15/17.r is active for filing complaints, following up on people's reports and suggestions of their criticisms. zahra parvesh, the reporter. broadcasting the body of hojjat karvan vajaei, one of the newly commissioned martyrs of the army during the holy defense period , was transferred to his hometown in rudsar city for burial with the welcome of the people of roshd. the soldiers of the province and the martyrs and the people of gorgan also bid farewell to the martyred body of mehdi, the security defender of nodeh farm in hosseiniyeh, ashaghan allah, nineveh army, golestan province. the body of this martyr after cremation. a police officer of golestan province was martyred in a clash with smugglers in mina

is obliged to provide the possibility of public monitoring of the quality of goods with the national standardk in order to improve the quality of production of goods and services. our view of the democratic system was really people coming to work here. the public system is active in following up on people's reports and their suggestions and criticisms. zohreh parvaresh of the sed and sima news agency . the deadline for converting paper licenses to electronic recognition is 4 days. more than. they have become one. owners of business licenses can obtain unique identification for old licenses in absentia and free of charge by visiting the national portal of licenses. according to the announcement of the business environment improvement center, lorestan, chaharmahal bakhtiari and gilan provinces are the best and kurdistan, ilam, markazi, isfahan and fars provinces are the worst. they have been unique in converting paper licenses into ids. still, some cumbersome approvals hinder the facilitation of issuing business licenses. the head of the business environment improvement center says: 100 resolut

continuity of the standards that were adopted in the soviet union, in fact they have grown into national standardsmore than that, today, working globally , we have switched to producing products according to standards that exceed the requirements of the ias and thereby provided the opportunity to achieve those consumer properties that will really distinguish ... products from everything else, the entire economic environment - a program in which we talk in clear language about complex economic processes in the country outside its borders. watch the new episode today after the panorama.

times it happens that our exporters may not pay attention to this issue or base them on the national standard of our own country. let's have that destination country that has the same standards. let's face it, the duty of zisla authorities in the public sector is to monitor the reasons for this return and seek to provide the platform in such a way that these problems can be solved. also, producers are forced to increase their competitiveness produce their products at the level of global standards. naturally, the most important principle of export and its most important pillar for the survival and development of export are these standards. if we standard. we can have a good export, and respecting that taste and the so-called standards of the target country or the host country is very important . one of the agendas of the 13th government is the matching of domestic production with international standards. these are our own standards from the native state let's make it at least regional in the first stage and in the next stage we can actually make it international. obtaining the technical succes

continuity of the standards that were adopted in the soviet union, in fact, they have grown into national standardsthan that, today, working globally, we have switched to producing products according to standards that exceed the requirements of the ias, and thereby ensured opportunity to achieve those consumer properties. which will really make our products stand out from everything else. the economic environment is a program in which, in clear language, we talk about complex economic processes in the country outside its borders. watch the new episode today after the panorama. negotiations between the defense ministers of belarus and kazakhstan took place in astana these days, and a delegation from our country’s military department is on an official visit to kazakhstan. the parties emphasized their mutual interest in strengthening and developing relations between defense departments, and also confirmed the positive dynamics of development of cooperation in the military sphere. during the visit, an agreement was signed on organizing the reception of airfield technical support for the security of mil

their reinof emtala requires thatho limitations get wiped out and you impose a national standard there are numerous other instances where states are coming in and saying, o state, the practice of medicine must cfo to this standard. and idaho has done that with abortion. it's done it with opioids. it's done it with marijuana use. there are countless examples, your honor. justice kagan: and your theory -- although the su has narrowed the reach of your ate, your theory would apply even if it hadn't? i an, it would apply to ectopic pregnancies. it would apply even ifhe were not a death exception. i mean, all of your theory would apply no matter what, really, idaho did, wouldn't it? mr. turner: if -- yeah, i think the answer is emtala doesn't speak to that, but there are other background principles and limitations like rationale basis review, justicrequist, the chief justice recognized -- justice kagan: but your theory of emtalishat emtala preempts none of it? that ata tomorrow could say even if death is around the corner, a state tomorrow could say even if there's an ectic pregnancy, that

this state, the state talked about a few of you if you want to, just this need to have this national standard, why it's so important. >> if i could-- >> i just want to comment on some things from before, which is as someone who grew up without the first amendment i value it more than those who have, i do not take it for granted at all. it seems like it's well and alive in america because half of the movies nominated for oscars were based on, you know, existing folks. so saying that any, you know, ai regulation that is respectful of the existing first amendment is not reduing it, it's keeping it as it is. and it's alive and well. so, i do think that we need to stay within the limits of first amendment and not go beyond. as to national regulation, we work with global platforms. we're talking about global platforms, not even national. we're talking global platforms, do anything state by state is a very cumbersome process. to exist content and getting on a platform unauthorized if we have to fight that on state by state, it's untenable. it just doesn't work. >> very good. >> mr. davies, that will

yes, we had the honor to work in the national standard organization of iran according to the law under the direct supervision of our martyred president, and this honor is a great honor for us to learn from the profession, the drinker, and the capabilities of this great and heavenly human being, my unique martyr. then look at the device. there is also a place to tell him with trust and a fatherly look that looked after faith and hope you were also among the youth, yes, this is the right of us, the younger ones, to provide us with the opportunity to serve in this field, where they usually take less risk. and well, we tried our best not to commit any behavior that would make them realize that we were working directly with mr. president, and we believe that in a definition that i had, shahid raisi, the beloved president, was oppressed by that standard. service to the people as the keyword that he attached to it. they emphasize with components such as jihadi behavior a continuous transformational look, they say with a new look look at the issues with a people's perspective, that is , author

hasn't point, doesn't the all he does, but i guess i keep coming back to the issue with the national standards. international standards have not adjusted to a reality where you have an enemy to use as human shields. so we end up judging the actor was been attack as a, then try to root out those who are using human shoes. but how do you explain the apparent contradictions in the state, the bottom, and report on the one hand, it includes the contents of both action and action by as well, have slowed the flow of age and the gaza. but on the other, it says we don't currently assess these rarely government is prohibiting or otherwise restricting the transport or delivery of us humanitarian assistance into the. in other words, slowing the flow is not restricting it. of course it is a look. i think what you will, you have is that you have really, i think you're raising 2 different kinds of issues. one issue has to do with the use of weapons. that's where your 1st raise. and now the 2nd thing you're raising is the issue of the permission of humanitarian assistance to go in, in the quantities that it s

mainly high, according to the law of strengthening and development of the standard system of the national standard organization in order to improve the quality of production of goods and services . the follow-up of people's reports and suggestions of their criticisms is active. zohreh parvash of sed and sima news agency , the ceo of the national petrochemical industry company , informed the petrochemical units of the country about new petrochemicals this year. according to mr. shahmirzaei , in addition to supplying gas in the cold seasons, production societies have plans for storing and providing sustainable food. as many as 15 small and large plans were prepared for the planning that was done that to the basket. the production of the country will increase, god willing , and the current communities will reach the limit of 80, god willing, and our production capacity by the end of the year. we predict that, god willing, we will be able to reach the 100 million tons mark, and we will cross the 100 million tons mark, god willing. the director general of the wildlife protection and management office o

national standard announced that the production of cargo cars with old structures will be stopped because these cars do not meet the standards of 85 , for reasons including the consumption criteria and possibly not reaching the acceptable level of the standard, their production will be prohibited next year. what has happened is that we can make this happen in one opportunity and in the daily plan and understanding that was formed with the honorable minister, god willing, this transition period will be completed in the next year . it is not possible to install new safety equipment in these cars, and the efforts to it has been impossible to make changes in appearance in some of them in terms of safety, they actually have a problem, the consumer may welcome it or because of its price, because the price is lower now. it is different from what is in the market, but this is not the reason why you want to produce a car that cannot pass the safety and emission tests. it kills and new products will replace them, gear one and tomes, hand -made super books in the 35th international book fair. iran u

add the springs and return to the same height back at the end of last year, the head of the national standardation announced that the production of trucks with old structures will be stopped because these cars do not meet the standards of 85 for reasons including the consumption criteria and possibly not reaching the acceptable level of the standard in the next year. their production will be prevented, this is what happened it was so that we could make this happen in one opportunity and in the daily plan and understanding that was formed with the honorable minister, god willing, this transition period will be completed in the next year . it is not possible to install new safety equipment in these cars, and the efforts to make external changes in they were unsuccessful. some of these actually have problems in terms of safety, the consumer may also welcome them or because of the price, because the price is lower now, it is different from what is in the market, but this is not the reason why you want a car. which cannot safety and pollution tests pass it and let it be produced. now the national

part of that is why isn't there a national standard for school safety? why are all these schools in a silo when it comes to fighting some of these things. we have to give them the resources. we passed this bill but a lot of money has not made it back to the schools. i'm not afraid of that vote, this runoff, i've ran very hard to win this election, and i will keep delivering for my district. >> sounds like you're saying yes, that vote hurt your prospects? your district? >> i am in a runoff for a reason part of it was that vote. i like to call them the devil. when the devil victims you you're going to do this or else and you tell the devil to pack sand you better be ready for a fight. >> who is the devil? >> many faces and many names, and so what ends up happening is, people -- there are no more debates in washingtn. everybody is defending positions that are already defined for them. we got to get back to having debates, real conversations, that help real people. it can't just be these, you know, the cause play. it has to be real people doing real things.

come to conventional air pollutants of the clean air act era have all fallen well below the national standard and it sinks lower every so often. that's not uniform of course for there are pockets like a couple areas of los angeles but when i was a kid growing up in the 70s in the l.a. area l.a. and i'm in the san gabriel valley two miles from the mountains most of which i can never see. they can see them all the time. in those days we violated the ozone standard. most of the l.a. basin doesn't violate the one hour standard even day year again except for a couple of pockets of riverside san bernardino miss and creative valley. even on their worst day their peak level of ozone is less than half of what an average day was in los angeles in 1970s. a lot of this is the story of automobiles. total organic compounds and that's a decline that occurred from the 1970s until now. i'd like to point out it's really an automobile story. i'd like to say the real hero of the clean air act are not so much environmental lawyers and judges or the epa issued mandates although they'll play a role but the real her

kinzel, want to get this need for a national standard?ust because senator blackburn's work with us on this bill, and is going to be a cosponsor, and they just did the -- of course, in minnesota, we have the dillon act and the prince act. no, i just made that up. but we do have people, as you know, who are fiercely, fiercely independent and protective of their incredible music in our state, and, but we have a common law in minnesota that's helpful. there's like, this state, this state. talk about, few of you, if you want to, just this need to have this national standard and why it's so important. >> i just want to comment on some of the things from before, which is, as someone who grew up without the first amendment, i value it probably more than those who have, because i do not take it for granted at all. and it seems like well in the life in america. because half of the movies who were nominated for oscars, you know, were based on, you know, existing folks. so saying that any, you know, ai regulation that is respectful of the existing fi

but while it would be best that theer a national standard they have not acteded a we cannot and sul notns we are learning from courtrooms across the country and develop a plan for oh a blueprint for putting parents, not social media companies back in charge of the digital lives of their children. i believe we can craft new law that is informed that is expressed by the words of judge marbling and will pleasure all the things in the law you previously passed. so i'm asking you to work with us to get this done. we simply have no time to waste. some children in ohio have extremely complex behavioral healthcare needs. if it is not your own child it is hard to manual what these parents are going through. so i want to share part of a letter a sphoerpt to me about her son. i'm an adopted mother with three kids including my son tom. he has been physically and sexually abused starting at age five. in recent years he started acting out and became physically aggressive hitting furniture, t to hurt us with knives. i was scared every day and forward for the safety of our other kids. one occasion we h

coming off obviously, a wave of entrepreneurial thatcherism, which of course, has transformed this nation standardto that culture is a political project , and getting back to that culture is a political project, and that's really where we're going to have to end up going, i think, and the failure of regulators in and i think particularly the fca in protecting investors is notable. >> and instead of concentrating in protecting investors from malpractice and fraud , it's malpractice and fraud, it's decided to go on for diversity and inclusion. is that because it's probably easier to do. >> it's easier to do and obviously heaping layer upon layer of regulation and requirements and codes, which, as you say, you know, beyond the rule of law, if you like, just makes doing business much more expensive. it's quite interesting. you look at the headcount. i remember when i was in the banking sector that the headcount of the compliance teams, i mean, you know, when i joined in 2010, you know, i think the headcount in one of the large multinational banks i worked for was perhaps 100, in london. by the time i

we would then have situations where countries are looking at their own national standards and requirements, they're looking at what nato is deliver mandated through nato membership and a new aspect with it, for the european union potentially putting a different set of standards. the european union is reassuring us they would rely on the standards and we want to keep it that way and encourage our friends in the european union at least in the short-term as they look and address the shortfalls that we address at the top that it continues to look at noneu member states for ways to backfill. now, i understand why the european union wants to focus on eu members and building up their defense industrial base in europe, but we have to work together. we have to find ways to aggregate demand. we have to look at multinational solutions that will help us produce faster and get more for ourselves and into the hands of our friends in ukraine. >> well, thank you. i've got a list of more questions, but we are running out of time. so, we will have to save them for the run-up to the nato summit or something

it was decided to change the salt content required by the national standard.y enterprises make caviar not according to gost standards, but according to their own technical conditions. less salt, customers like it more. below 5% we practically don’t feel the salt. about six months until the new guest is accepted. according to it, salt in caviar should be from 2 to 2.5%. yuri nesterov, dmitry parfenov, liliya lobkova, anzhelika pankratieva, channel one. artificial intelligence, well, literally. everywhere it is now very helpful, soon every iron will be equipped with artificial intelligence, and this is not even figuratively expressed, and this is of course it’s good, but unfortunately, artificial intelligence, it’s still artificial, and it doesn’t care, that’s who uses it, well , unfortunately, scammers have also mastered it a long time ago, look at these transformations, the technology is called deepfake, artificial intelligence synthesizes based on your video is a completely new image. in this case, it turns men into women in reverse, and with the help of new

so be accounts of china's voice itself in the most logical order for an assisted united nation standards, bodies, and agencies where it solved. so gonna solve their problems costs more intensive suppliers to become the food hunger stage. so i believe that actually these kind of our, um, super power uh like china and beads. uh, steve jeans, un security council these the something, serbia, uh, realize on the charges. yeah. as you say, i mean the merging of economic can get political interest is particularly pronounced in serbia, which as we know, as spies to join the european union. but how difficult a balancing act is it for bell grady, the spies to join the european union, but has refused to impose sanctions on russia as the rest of the block has wanted to n o has also frustrated you. f. as to broker, i settlement over costs. it will. how difficult a balancing act is it for the serbian government and i will change the time to come and do it with a goal setting it just takes treat me hot so. so then governments to do this kind of balancing, you're correct. so use your p and country. this

work their committee and congress to make sure we are holding everyone accountable for the national standards we want them to adhere too. quick senator? >> thank you very much mr. chairman. i want to follow up on conversations we had about the o prc. the indian ocean obviously is critical to strategic and economic interest as well as geopolitical rivalry within the area. increasingly research vessels with type two pla navy have the sweeping surveys of the floor in the ocean. it's ocean surveys are carried out by vessels of resource application for energy resource and marine environment where they can also be used for military purposes including how to maneuver and obscure submarines during a conflict. according to csis 13 prc vessels undertake the bulk of the serbian research activity in the ocean since 2020 all have long links to pla. suspicious behavior including document pl eight military parts for temporary turning off their tracking devices. in general, sure uncle how do your long moratorium on vessels entering the waters. if do believe it poses a threat to national security interest of

and they meet both state and national education standards.they will learn english together, spend time independently reading their book of choice, work on their individualized math lessons and create science and art projects as a group. tiffany dudley and her son za xavier have been involved. >> i don't get into trouble as much at all. >> makes my heart happy to know that he's in a place where he fe feels comfortable to be himself. and ask questions. >> what a difference those kids and teachers will make. for more on the story, head to nbcu academy.com. thanks for waking up wit attorney and her opponents trying to remove her. we are live this morning with all the recall vote now in place and the new push to halt the recall before it ever happens. one race to stages a key debate takes shape in the bay area's most

you prepared to do for this money i mean you know yeah it's a no a huge amount of money by national standards or government standards or government standards or whatever. >> but if you look at the edinburgh fringe and how much any kind of other show up there would kill for 100 grand or even ten grand, you know, most of them lose money. don't they? >> that that's one money spent at the edinburgh festival. >> it does kind of. it does kind of skew the whole idea of what like live performance might be aboutin like live performance might be about in scotland. it does feel like live performance might be things that generally make money on their own, aren't they? yeah >> you chuck it at them though. yeah. >> yeah. but yeah. are pushing boundaries. these are the good things. but this just sounds like some crazy kink. >> yeah. it's gross, shut it all down. >> well, give it back to drag queen story hour, where we were all comfortable with that. now, nick staying with the times and a sign of them indeed. young recruits to the police, centring their well—being over weekend service. >> yes, gen z police r

the six main air pollution pollutants of the clean air act era have all fallen well below the national standards, which we keep lowering every so often. there are stubborn pockets like parts of l.a. but when i grew up in the 70's in the l.a. area, i mount in the san gabriel valley, 2 miles from the mountains. you could not see them. most of the l.a. basin now doesn't violate the old one hour standard even one day of the year. but even on the worst days the peak level of ozone is less than half of what an average day was in l.a. in the 1970's and a lot of it is the story of automobiles. here's the decline curve from 1972 now. i like to point out that it's really an automobile story i like to say the real heroes of the clean air act are not so much environmental lawyers and judges or even epa issuing mandates, those all play a role, but the real heroes were the engineers who wore pocket protectors who figured out how to redesign our entire combustion systems for autos and lots of other things. the same story is true of nitrogen oxide emissions, both totally and from automobiles and i can say a lot

the standards are revised and improved every five years at a minimum their api national standard in situ accredited process regulator struggled to keep pace with the advances in pipeline safety technology and modern engineering practices that are regularly incorporated into the standards. today approximate 50% of the instance are out of date and do not reference the most recent addition. the pass is to ensure the response to industry standards update to maximize safety and short regulation keep pace with advances in engineering and technology. the bill also directs the secretary of transportation to the pipeline operators to establish a storage tank inspection frequency at risk based engineering principles, advance pipeline safety through the creation voluntary information sharing system, strengthens protection for pipeline infrastructure by criminalizing activities that cause defects in or disrupt operation of a pipeline. it encourages innovation and investment in a cleaner energy future law requiring two prominent rule makings for pythons as well the safety of composited byte materials

to be re-evaluated, similar to how the standard for upholstered furniture was revised in 2021 to eliminate flame retardants. the national safety administration, which sets those standards, did not respond to our request for comment. but the international association of firefighters union says most car fires come from car engines and accidents, not car interiors. and the chemicals also pose risks to firefighters. the union's pat morrison. >> when you put those flame retardants in there and the fire is going, that's what we're breathing in. some of the most toxic air that you will ever find anywhere. >> reporter: back in san francisco, veena's test showed flame retardants too, which she says is frustrating. >> we've made great strides in making our cars safer, you know, over the decades. i just think we can do better and actually have healthier, safer cars. >> reporter: in the meantime, the researchers recommend when you first get in your car, roll down the windows and let the air out. i'm anna werner in san francisco. >>> there's a lot more news >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the " “the darkness of bipolar depressi

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