i want to tell you this in this way, while respecting all the efforts of the national standard organization, while respecting all the dear ones who are helping me, i can be an exporter in the export markets. they have more to say, but our biggest problem is that the national standard organization insists on formulating a process and imposing a process on the exporter that has no place at all from the arabs . the name of the iranian exporting company should be on the export product it is a big mistake to include it on your export product . this is a big mistake. it is also a big mistake in the world of embargo. the door is open to iranian products, but he does not want to insist that the name of the iranian exporter is known . haj kazemian, let's ask this, mr. hashemi, what is the reason for this? he pointed out that standards are meaningless in the world. this is not the case . they themselves pointed out that in the jurisdiction of safety standards, see the national standards organization, or basically, standards in the world, its philosophy is based on safety health and quality products a

we do not see from the national organization of standards. not talking about just agricultural products. i want to say that there are many loved ones who work hard, love, and are really together to facilitate the export process, but the process defined by our national standard organization is also time-consuming. to this article let's note that when we say sanctions imposed on our country, it means that we have a problem with cash transportation. if we miss a ship , there may not be a ship for a month, and other stories we have, can the exporter help us ? and the assistance of the national standard organization to open an account. i wish, now, what kind of problems are our problems, this is a process of time, now you want to be more clear about the issue, now mr. hashemi is also there , let me explain. yes, see the first issue. each one let me speak to our loved ones in the national standard organization, let's renew together and work together. when i say that anywhere in the world, export goods do not need a simple standard, this is a fact.

the health of our consumers. the organization means the national standard organization. in today's world the issue of medical products is such a standard , my dears, producers, exporters, get to know each other, come and help establish these current standards in the organization's structure, i want to say the same thing when our dear ones say eight months, this is a part of the trust in the organization that is defined, these 8 months are good. there is no iranian, but for the organization, not for my export product, which is caught in bandar abbas, and considering that we now have many premium sample or national sample exporters who have been operating for decades, this is a standard check process, and it takes up to 7 days, 8 days, and 10 days. it takes time and no we will not only lose our markets, but the target markets of our exports will be removed . therefore, i want to correct this. when we say how long accreditation takes, 8 months for the organization, for the manufacturer, not for the export product , we should believe that if a product is to be to be exported

itself , the costs received by the national standard organization, in other words, the subsidiaries and sub-groups of the national standard organization. it is not standard. i am at your service. i am cooperating with 30 provinces of the country. each of them is doing their own thing according to taste. the samples that are taken are not clear at all. if, for example , it is shelled pistachio nuts, the price of one kilo is 35 euros, and we will see how it goes. well, this cartoon. but unfortunately in many cases these samples will not be returned at all and will unfortunately injure our export goods. on the other hand, the costs are not known. every province has a way of issuing invoices to exporters, and none of them are the same . east azarbaijan province, to whom we are always in debt, everyone really loves us so much that we die for khuzestan province, the deprived areas that we have there, shadgan city does not have a standard representative , a contracting party company has a standard organization in another city, and they are imposing exorbitant costs on exports.

our guest is christian nunes, national organization for women president. explain the organization and with the goals are in the funding is. guest: national organization for women is the oldest and largest women's organization in the u.s., grassroots membership organization made up founded in 1966 and made up of state and local chapters throughout the u.s. and also in puerto rico. our work is around making sure we are having an approach to look for rights and equality and we do this right focusing on six core issues, constitutional equality, economic justice, violence against women, lgbtqia rights, racial justice and reproductive rights. when we look at this, wait make sure we are acknowledging every woman has different issues that impact them and work to advance advocacy and awareness. host: regarding the presidential campaign, what are you doing? guest: we are working to make sure we are helping to get women elected into office and by endorsing federal candidates into office, including throughout our state and wait make sure we are looking for candidates who have a f

the deputy of the national standard organization says: this organization is ready to solve the standard challenges of producers and exporters. mr. hashemi said about some procedures in the export of goods, such as the requirement to include the manufacturer's name on the goods: we are ready to interact. complaints of producers and exporters about the tortuous path of receiving approvals from the national standard organization. the process that it is defined as the same time. see, the important thing is time. the long time to receive the standard mark has caused some products, especially food products , to be unable to receive approval. if the test process is really so long, the product no longer exists, and agricultural products, on the other hand, exporters believe that there is no need for the name of the domestic company to be sanctioned. it does not require insistence to be included on all products. to clarify, who is the name of the iranian exporter? why because they boycott us . when we export, it is really the country of origin. without a standard, a lower standard is accepted we

he said that the plan to establish the national migration organization with the presence of relevant experts in this commission is under review and more than 20 paragraphs have been approved. mr. bayati stated that in this plan, legal removals have been predicted and resolved, for example , a council with nine ministers headed by the interior minister is to be formed. head of labor cooperative department. and the social welfare of islamshahr announced the ban on the use of unauthorized printing in this city. referring to article 120 of the labor law, mr. emami said: foreigners cannot work in iran unless they have a visa. have specific right to work and work permit based on relevant laws and regulations. according to the head of islamshahr labor cooperative and social welfare department, the use of foreign stamps is allowed in murad. production of packaging and sale of food and protein is also prohibited and violators will be dealt with. the prosecutor of rabat karim announced the serious supervision of the judicial authorities on the process of deporting and organizing foreign nation

to the direction of everyone who's got other commonsensical approach to how, you know, the national organizations would work. so it doesn't have to be uh, free to get it. don't warfare and sanctions and sanctions the union. uh, but you know, it's that we can just the old trade and or bought into uh, the technological advances and the fact that in those farms, natural resources are concerned this 10 year enough to go around. because obviously we've seen a appear to me saying with a boss is one declaration, all those references to as well. and i wanted to has the us totally lost it's credibility as a piece maker. europeans of also being pretty positive when it comes to the as well . uh, golf. uh, well conflict, probably not quite right. well what, where is the washer in china? for example, visa pastor seems to be taking action rather than talking about crime scene. so maybe maybe in the future to keep a 2 state solution. well, the 2 state solution to be sure is a, that's fine, has left the station, i mean on the ground, the realities, anything. but, you know, despite the fact that, technically, thi

the united nations can stop the conflicts. its inefficiency can cause war. an organization before the united nations there was another in the world called the league of nations. because the league of nations could not do its job. at that time, it was under the influence of great powers. in fact, especially the english. at that time, because he could not be efficient. in fact, a world war broke out. after the world war, international conferences were formed. the san francisco conference is like saying that we should establish the united nations to prevent the next war. now the question or the reality of the scene is that the security council, which has the exclusive task of maintaining international peace and security, it does not perform its duty. or better to say in line. the interests, duties, and functions of the westerners are trying, if we look at it from that angle, the intervention of the americans, the british, and the french has made the inefficiency of the united nations quite evident. now mr. guterres is the secretary general of the united nations in his negotiat

like if you feel something because we've all heard, do you monthly breast exams and allow the national organizations in the breast community have gotten away from that not that there isn't any value in that, but a lot of women were just feeling for lumping. they ignored everything else so i'll go now now, if you see something, say something, not just if you have one of those, might say, you may see nipple discharge, you may see rashes that are new. there may even be a lump underneath the arm or disclosed coloration those can be silent signs of breast cancer yes. so just be your own advocate. the other thing is extremely important. it's just to know what the screen guidelines are to make sure you get screened but for a lot of young women, they're getting breast cancer at younger ages and they're not even at the screening age. so what do you do there? and that would be 40 48 usually at age 40 mammogram? yes. unless there's a predisposition and your family and so oftentimes, people don't necessarily have a family history or the breast cancer gene, but again, be your own advocate talk to your family abo

and we might be looking at some what of a new uh, in the national organization. and in the somewhat near medium term i do, and you know what i know, i think that will maybe needs something like this. well, the word need some thing that represents in an equal fashion. the interest of every nation and bricks shows the better thing that the american or sensory un uh, system does not work. yeah, exactly, exactly. i mean, you know, it was in new york for the 1st price. i mean, let's take it out to, i don't know brussels just on bowl somewhere. you know, somewhere else east. we can assume that the coming of gutierrez is what is the kind of a, the got is the way to get that you weren't involved in. what do you think? so? yes. so that's no excuse is uh there's no predicts that we weren't invited. is this something that's what happened outside of us or full of things. yeah. so that sort of going to those, that gutierrez was invited. any kind of go into the, into the findings of what's taking place in cars on will be submitted to the us. if you were to go listening, that is

the peaceful development of old account trees and nations on the account. and then mission and into symbolic the tower. today's staffing is taking place that's on the, on the day when we celebrate the united nations organization to do it a is on the cobra. 24th, 5th, 1945 or the split fuel fuel stuff on your end chart already came into for it. was you and did my lorraine support as media for it? almost have couple. a decade significant serves as the machine on demand. doesn't have a power for interest, state relations and international law is pretty good at something. and these are gonna station must preserve even chains here, single security in the model to promote to get them conflicts and unusual reason and continue when you grow the shipping of the 10. we believe that the structure as needed so adaptive to the realities of the 21st century to do that person, the connection to reform the representation and the security and so now and to carry out other theories for us in regards of the country. so what is the age of african, let american living, those countries go to liter. so represent in here part of the united nations development and financial institutions to an old computer before and it could be and t

while in congress and rubin came and we got this change, they stop having the commanders of the national organizations testify to congress because they didn't want to hear about the things that weren't being delivered. my first time in my life in phoenix was a member of the v.a. committee when the wait times were putting people s. to make that case. it was abraham lincoln who gave the quote that sits on the outside of the v.a. that our responsibility as americans is to care for he who bore the battle, his widow and orphan. we updated that because our warriors are women now, too. they who bore the battle. in that time, we did things together. modernized g.i. bill. as ruben said when we went to congress, we were ashamed ashamo talk about veterans who were lost in battle due to suicide. [no audio] i don't think this gets talked about enough. that v.a. committee, as isozymes the ranking member. i served with a congressman from tennessee. we couldn't even understand each other. he spoke tennessee and he was a vietnam era veteran. most honorable man i ever met. we work together to pass legislation and it wa

the nation chalk setting. but people, a lot of people, one know, 5. but once you clear this stop, you should have to do that to the nations. organizations enjoy privileges in the me only these on the international law and visit this each on this is josh to install could call us we did the china that we decided and we did the boat. i read it to you over the place he's let sol. so just to remind anyone that the reason police wireless also put in place a seizure or the all un uh, owned about pregnancy, sit in the, in the, in the east to get with them. but at the same time, a disability make sure should be uh, delete the, the window and the because in saw so completely these, uh got to the most of the santa positions abiding the initial cost of adjusting the maximum. would you be somebody it was met the nation's. i'm a fan and in particular to the decision clearly stop machine, the risk of a general siding. the got to sleep. i'm on the police on a man. she was in both the by the magic, the nation. the judges, by the international coast of justice, there is one very specific saying that he's right and the legal obligation pointing . sure. the basic needs and

reached this system this summer , the ministry of mining industry and trade, the bank and the national standard organization have the largest share. dear members of the judiciary. the prosecutor's office comes to know that the cancellation of the circular on the increase of potato export tariffs in recent months is an example of follow-up, and people can refer to the 24c system and report it in case of a sudden change in regulations and administrative procedures. fatemeh khan ahmadi news agency sound and sima, i am talking to my colleague to learn about the latest developments in lebanon. mr. hosseini, mr. hosseini, hello , hello, your king, good, mr. hosseini, please inform us about the latest developments in lebanon, if you know the number of martyrs. to the wounded , see the damage in the southern suburbs of beirut tonight, maybe i am not exaggerating if i say that the target of the most severe airstrikes by the zionist regime was that these airstrikes took place in different areas of the southern suburbs of beirut, and in a row until this moment more than 20 times in different areas of the southern subu

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the province and returned to their country. the organization plan of foreign press and the statute of the national migration organization in order work of the parliament's internal affairs commission is in place, and so far more than 20 paragraphs have been approved , and the organization of foreign press is on the agenda of the camp government. it is clear that according to the demands of the people and the government, putting the priority of their programs among the parts of our plan we have prepared the necessary measures for the other departments of the ministry of labor, those departments whose custodians should also be involved so that this plan is implemented properly. they return by themselves. we arrested and killed more than 500,000 people. through this effort increasing self-awareness means that more than 250 thousand people have become self-aware. 750 thousand people , while the presence of unauthorized foreigners is considered a crime in all countries and they will be dealt with according to the laws of the destination country. illegal immigration in any country is a crime in any country, including in the islamic re

just, well why don't deny what happened in to about 7 know when exit us at least to be in the nation organization and up into steve and try to we are well, i was assuming very clearly got people to about 7, but again, we are actually not enough to analyze it and it says for us to kind of stop by 6, but just i went back to just about 6. i mean, one of you would have us know that 6 been a senior and well, we do all those spots through and did not mean anything or if it's not for me, i mean using any screens. so i came in october 7th. it is a lot of the plans that a lot of a false exams and bid was able to fix what to do and really got to by. since we are pointing to an investigation in plat equipment, dates plus time, the mission to be established by my position. and if you don't mind like the concept, i feel comfortable and just to get what happened before october 7th, i was told by 7 what's happening till about 7 and what happens after most of the, anyone for me to the water crime? yes, you should see ones accounts of it's. this is one. well that's and it's regarding the 7th and the captivity. an

governments, including allies, the official owner, as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility to actually commit to your activities the law is expected to have a disastrous impact on, on for institutions in occupied east jerusalem, which has been unexpected. it flew cripple the agencies activities in casa, and the 5 west bank with supports more than 2 and a half 1000000 people because is world controls or humanitarian aid entering the region. the us and several of as well as other western allies, have condemned to move. israel must abide by itself, publications, uninsured, unreal, can continue to provide essential services to those suffering and garza, on the west bank. the world was set up in 1949 to support those will forcibly expel from palestine and the state of his route. it was created in 1948. since then, the agency has provided education helped get an aide, becoming a lifeline for nearly 6000000 palestinian refugees in casa, the occupied westbank, lebanon, jordan, and sylvia. the agency says, as well as actions that in the palestinian people as a whole, beside

attacked finland, excluded this country from the league of nations, although, after the war, the league of nations was replaced by the united nations organizationow do you feel about this structure in the context of these criticisms that are coming, including from the side of israel towards the secretary general of the un. well, yes, israel is acting tough and doing the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very correct opinion for us. what is needed to act harshly, in general the world respects only force, but all this that we discussed with you demonstrates once again only one thing: only force is respected by the world, everything else can be endlessly talked about and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that talks, but in reality cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course, ukraine should use this as a platform, of course, this is also one of the tools, and this war is on the diplomatic side. but you don't have to hope for one, hope for anyone at all, you have to hope to build a strong state only on ourselves, and we, this is the only guarantee that we will exist. thank you, mr. oleksiy, for the co

attacked finland, excluded. this country from the league of nations, however, after the war, the league of nations was replaced by the united nations organizationu feel about this structure so far in the context of these criticisms that are going on? including from israel to the un secretary general. yes, israel is acting tough and doing the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very good example for us to act tough. in general, the world respects only strength. that's all, all that we discussed with you. once again, i would like to point out only one thing: only the villages are respected by the world, everything else can have endless conversations and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that conducts conversations, but in reality it cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course, ukraine should use it as a playground of course, this is also one of the tools, and this war is also being waged on the diplomatic front, but it is not necessary to hope for it, to hope for anyone at all, you have to... rely only on yourself and on building a strong state, this is the only guarantee that that we will exist. tha

federation, and of course, our viewers want to know what is happening on the platform of the world organization, the united nationshey want to consume this information, so in this case, it is not so much us who are being punished, how many millions of our audience, including, well, and how can this decision be challenged, are there any such procedural actions at all, indeed our diplomats the day before and... the highest possible level, in which in detail, as far as i understand, i have not seen this note, naturally, no one showed it to me, will not show it, this is their job, but they explained this situation, and i think that if there are no undercurrents here, and if there is really no, as we say, some kind of order, yes or some, well a secret conspiracy, i am far from thinking that this is possible, but nevertheless, who knows now... then it is enough to just take and watch that very video, everything is visible on the video, it does not need comments, it does not even need translation into english, because we all communicate there in english, including me, sit down , watch, look, see who acts how, who acts pr

belarusian press reported on the visit to the republic of the director general of unesco, the united nations organization for... architectural solutions. it was hard to believe that it was built in the first post-war years. and the result of the visit of federico mayor zaragoza in 2004 the republic of belarus has already submitted an application to unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage architectural ensemble of post-war socialist architecture independence avenue in minsk. there are many contenders for the nomination. among them are post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marx allee in berlin, but the authoritative commission assessed minsk avenue as unique, which is worthy of being among the iconic objects of world culture. minsk avenue has a unique integrity. this is truly the last example of a classic. and could not imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in forty-fourth, immediately after liberation from the fascists. and with what labor, what heroic efforts of its residents it was erected. in jul

reached by the ministry of mining industry and trade, the bank and the national standard organization have the largest share. in this regard, both the administrative court of justice and the dear ones of the prosecutor's office come to you to know that the cancellation of the circular to increase the definition of potato exports in recent months is an example of follow-up and people can refer to the 24c system in case of a sudden change. regulations and procedures to report it. fatemeh khan ahmadi , sda news agency, after 3 years, the clearance of city buses imported from shahid rajaei bandar abbas port has started. the chief of justice of hormozgan informed that the clearance order for 43 city buses that had been pending in bandar shahid rajaei bandas customs for more than 3 years was started by the special order of the head of the food department and after completing the administrative procedures. the importer of these buses faced a problem to provide the required cash and was unable to pay the duties and customs duties . with the follow-up of hormozgan justice, some of these buses

the national organization for women are now the major feminist organization was founded in 1966. yet when nixon was inaugurated, it still fewer than 5000 members. the national women's political caucus not founded. until 1971. so now out of this period of lots of traditional ideas about women, traditional roles for women, but but some changes came a handful of who i argue, were absolutely critical to what happened during the administration and i'll let some of my fellow talk for a while before we come back to them. in fdr was the first fdr was the first president to appoint a woman to the cabinet. frances perkins as secretary of labor, and then eisenhower in 1953, appointed to cope as secretary of health. education and welfare. president truman appointed women to positions requiring senate confirmation. eisenhower appointed 28 and president kennedy 27. so there was some precedent. the precedent was not very pretty possessing. and as we heard the archivist in her introductory remarks mentioned the reporter, vera glaser, stood up at the press conference and asked spoke truth to power

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the project was launched with a successful national action. the organizersof the meeting commemorated the heroes of the war. one of the most important functions of the older generation, here are all veterans, i already see this educational function. here is the education of the younger generation, to show an example to the younger generation, how to behave, how to live, how to work. in each region, a council of older citizens is created, all of this is more than 200 people, their life experience and wisdom, their courage and peraimannya. karyn gurevich, dzmitry chumak, first inpharmacy. these are life's paths, a platform for our work at the international people's day, a celebration of growth, hundreds of anniversaries, meaning vera ivana-zhainyarovich. pavіnshavats veteran pratsy. maladzechansky districts, the home of this zhaunyarovic, which is known in flowers and greens, is known not only by neighbors, but by all adnavyans, because here live the most popular chalaveks, most wise men and women tastsi, vera ivanaina zhainyarovich. syonnya is an internationa

the league of nations took a significant step in the 39th year, when the ussr attacked finland, excluded this country from the league of nations, however, after the war, the league of nations was changed by the organizationnited nations how do you feel about this structure in the context of these criticisms that are coming, including from the side of israel towards the secretary general of the un. yes, israel acts harshly and does the right thing, and this, by the way, is a very correct example for us, which is necessary. that's harsh, in general the world respects only force, but all this that we discussed with you demonstrates once again only one thing: only force is respected by the world, everything else you can have endless conversations and nothing will happen, and the un is an institution that talks, but really cannot do much, i do not reject them from the point of view, of course ukraine should use this as a platform, of course it is also one of the tools, and this war is also being fought on the diplomatic front, but... you cannot hope for anyone at all , we must rely only on ourselves and on building a strong state, this is the only guarantee that we will exist. thank you, mr. oleksiy, for the

mahmoud hashemi, the deputy head of the organization. nationald and the head of iran's national certification center and mr. mohammad amin haj kazemian, an economic activist who will be at their service during the program. and the standard has these evaluations were valid inside the country, however, the exporters outside

the civil rights movement. sigma chi house is now a california historic site and eligible for national recognition back in 1965. the sigma chi chapter pledged a black student and the student battled against the national organization after it decertified the chapter for integrating. eventually, the federal government threatened to withdraw funding from schools that allowed student associations to discriminate. >> coming up on abc seven news at four, a new tool in the fight against fentanyl. it could help save lives. so you pay your taxes and then you find out the irs says you didn't pay them. so what happened to the money? seven on your side investigates and a viral tiktok trend that's helping a bay area creamery rise to the top. i'm. i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms, and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead to serious or life-threatening side effects or affect h

the national organization for women are now the major fortune is -- feminist organization, was founded in 1966. when nixon was inaugurated, it still had fewer than 5000 members. the political congress was not founded until 1971. out of this period of lots of traditional ideas about women, traditional roles for women, but some changes, came a handful of women who i would argue were absolutely critical to what happened during the nixon administration. maybe i will let some of my fellow panelists talk for a while before i come back to them. >> fdr was the first president to appoint a woman to the cabinet. eisenhower, in 1953, appointed as the secretary of health education and welfare. resident truman appointed 20 women for requiring senate confirmation. eisenhower appointed 28. president kennedy, 27. there was some precedent. the president was not very pre- possessing. as we have heard, is the archivist in her introductory remarks mentioned, the reporter, stood up at the press conference, and spoke truth to power, i guess, and said why of the 200 appointment that have been made so far, on

even a couple weeks ago, now, which if you can remember, the national organization of women. leading feminist organization for the past, what, 60 or so years at this point. they released an article where they called me a white supremacist patriarchate. here, i am fighting for equal rights and they call me a patriarchist, whatever that even means. you will get called every name under the sun, but i am able to be called those names with a smile on my face because i am so confident in my stance for objective truth for biological reality. it is very clear in the way that male and females are different. not in a way that makes one sex inferior to the other, no, but we are unique. it is really by design. it is beautiful in the ways we are different. we are meant to become lamentably of one another -- be complementary of one another and we should showcase based on those uniqueness and physical feelings. it is a hill i am willing to die on. yes, standing from the point of objective truth and biblical truth. god is very clear when creating male and female. peter: let's hear what martin

the civil rights movement. sigma chi house is now a california historic site and eligible for national recognition. back in 1965, the sigma chi chapter pledged a black student and students battled against the national organizationfter it decertified the chapter for integrating. eventually, the federal government threatened to withdraw funding from schools that allowed students and their associations to discriminate. well, a lot more news still to come at six. amazon prime members your subscription may now help you save some money on your commute. >> plus, why new california rules could impact

the speech of our... united nations, and we have been actively participating in has been going on for a long time in relation to the organizationhis discussion, but from a slightly, so to speak, different angle, and right now the first thing that the minister of foreign affairs of belarus voiced is that we support the united nations, we emphasize that in the un it is us, it is all the states that are members of this... the organization is not a secretariat that serves the state, and the head of it, as journalists often write, is not mr. guterres, he is the head of the secretariat of the united nations, and the head is now there is always the chairman of the general assembly of the united nations, but on the other hand we must clearly understand and... also says that this international universal organization, it is, of course, in crisis, but it reflects the situation that in general today in international relations, after all, international relations have significantly degraded. today we see few concrete examples of cooperation, the development of equal, mutually respectful dialogue between states and... this is what is observed

measures if necessary to defend its national security and national sovereignty in this meeting of the security council of the secretary of the organizationtions were also present, well, there is no reason to be present in every meeting of the security council. in this meeting, sarai said he was present, and he expressed his regret for the continuous one- year crimes of the zionist regime, especially in gaza. antonio guterres condemned the attacks of the zionist regime in the west bank and in lebanon civilians in lebanon and also strongly condemned the attack of the zionist regime on the headquarters of the hezbollah resistance movement, which led to the martyrdom of shirner nasrallah, and emphasized the need for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and lebanon and the end of the conflict, and at the end of this i would like to point out that there is no condition that the latest news of the region in beirut and lebanon from the language. mr. hosseini, an independent sada wasima reporter in beirut, let's see and hear. hello and good night. hello, you are welcome. don't be tired. you mentioned the latest developments in the field of the lebanese

things close condemnation, i'm on how this with the united nations organization. you got, i've seen that some comments out there, one person calling the russian president vladimir putin, the geo political glue that brought in there and china together to settle this. so this motors is viewed this be going on for a number of years. now there's a lot of movie to take, to is home to talk about with, with, with the public. what can you tell us? i, for india, this was quite a productive summit. down in the ground breaking agreements with china and because the to had quite a strange relationship because of this long standing border dispute that you just mentioned. and so that even led to a bloody class at some point in 2020, they've just had the 1st official meeting in years here at the summit. and they're saying that the agreement which put in, puts an end to basically to this. well, it's the 1st step towards putting it into the dispute because the main reason for it is that that area in the tibet area has never been clearly marked to that created so much attention. but

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them take steps to approve new warehouses and other staging facilities for the united nations and other humanitarian organizations to ease system of the lo logistical burdens they have faced in storing and delivering assistance inside gaza. and it's our understanding that they informed the united nations and other humanitarian organizations in the past 24 hours or so that they are going to waive the customs decorah haitian -- deck lo rations to bring goods in. they're going to waive them for 12 months this is an important step that the humanitarian organizations have called on to be taken and something that was included in the secretary's letter. so we have seen them taking initial steps over the past several days but, of course, the proof will be in the pudding, ultimately, and we want to see them take additional steps, and we want to see, ultimately, the results change. and the results will be more trucks coming in, more food and water getting in and civilians having the basic needs that they require to go about their daily life. >> thanks. and then just on this strike that killed 16 people including the mayor,

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i also argue constantly considering my background on the left and with the national organization for women that there is no real choice when you are economically disadvantaged. when you are on the margins. is that choice only comes in when there is a surprise and you can think and say i can do this as opposed to i can't do this. so if this goes also to reproductive real freedom. it is not freedom when you do it 70% of abortions happen because of an economic problem or because of pressure from the outside. but if you have the money and you can say i can do this, i can choose this. but that's only when it is a real choice. that's the only real personal freedom and where a better economy allows all of us. nobody wants more abortions but when you are giving women a genuine choice and they can do it you have more babies, more women who don't have to go through that. that's being pro-choice not just saying you can't afford it, this is enforced by the government but we'll let you have an abortion. >> harris: one of the points during the vice presidential debates recently jd vance was making

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. >> the national organization are push really hard to try to get this resolved as quickly as possible and to try to have biden step in sooner than later. >> you want to side with the common man, but then you have stories like the common man is led by a man who's making close to the a million dollars, has a yacht and a bentley. ♪ ♪ stuart: ah, good morning, everyone. it is 11:00 eastern time here on the east coast. this is thursday, october the 3rd. check the markets. i'm seeing red ink for the dow, down 270, nasdaq down 50. we're dealing with the latest from the major port strike. we just heard from the union president's son, dennis daggett. he said it's the unions against the world, and the president -- the local chapter on the west coast says if any ships get diverted there, they won't unload the car go. that shows the the union solidarity on keeping this strike going. back to the market. show me big tech please. one winner, nvidia, which happens to be up 3%. the rest of them are down. the 10-year treasury yield had been going up earlier this morning. look at that,. 3.83. now this.

our guest is christian nunes, national organization for women president. explain therganization and with the goals are in the funding is. guest: national organization for women is the oldest and largest women's organization in the u.s., grassroots membership organization made up founded in 1966 and made up of state and local chapters throughout the u.s. and also in puerto rico. our work is around making sure we are having an approach to look for rights and equality and we do this right focusing on six core issues, constitutional equality, economic justice, violence against women, lgbtqia rights, racial justice and reproductive rights. when we look at this, wait make sure we are acknowledging every woman has different issues that impact them and work to advance advocacy and awareness. host: regarding the presidential campaign, what are you doing? guest: we are working to make sure we are helping to get women elected into office and by endorsing federal candidates into office, including throughout our state and wait make sure we are looking for candidates who have a fem

the national coalition. hip-hop caucus and other civil rights adjacent type organizations. today i am the executive director of the black georgetown foundation. which is a nonprofit organization that oversees boths of these two cemeteries. you are into cemeteries. oldest black cemetery in washington d.c. were people who were born enslaved and died enslaved or buried. the good thing is, that's a very parklike cemetery. ie, want to tell you they are graves everywhere. although you do not seek markers on graves are eight -- 10,000 bodies here. three -- five people deep in burial. but ground penetrating radio radar down to the original entrance starts at the corner of this yellow home. and just imagine that lie at going all the way down to the water. behind this is rock creek. we arere in rock creek park technically. the national park service park. that's the original entrance. this is the original purchase of the sacred ground. the old methodist very ground it was purchased by a methodist church that was a white methodist church in 1772. it was founded here in georgetown. they

the national organization for women, or n.o.w. was founded in 1966. when nixon was inaugurated -- the political caucus was not founded until 1971. out of this period of traditional roles for women some changes came a handful of women that were absolutely critical during the nixon administration. maybe i will let some of my fellow panelists to talk before i come back to that. >> when fdr was first -- fdr was the first president to appoint a woman to the cabinet, frances perkins, secretary of labor. eisenhower in 1953 with the secretary of health education and welfare. president truman appointed 20 women to positions requiring senate confirmation. eisenhower appointed 28 and president kennedy 27. there was some precedent but it was not very pre-possessing. as we have heard, as the archivist in her introductory he remarks mentioned, the reporter stood up at the press conference and asked, spoke ld truth to power and said why of n the 200 appointments only three were women. that got nixon's attention to put it mildly. he form the task force on women's righ