according to the nbc report , the new restrictions announced by the us department of commerce are prohibited. export of computers and quantum calculators and semi-conductor goods, some metal alloys include high-bandwidth chips and sensitive components of artificial intelligence software . the us department of commerce stated that the purpose of this action is national security and foreign policy , and it has been negotiated with the us's international partners. china and the united states compete closely in the field of semi-finished products. about 10 years have passed since the approval of the law restricting the sale of chips to china. china has tried to respond to the us sanctions by manufacturing domestic advanced chips, however , china is still the largest importer of chips. this is a cat and mouse game that was launched by america the future continues. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. i am here to introduce you to the cleaning agent for your door , let's see if it removes this stain. sirah afsaliyeh, don't make a mistake , be careful. sarah afsaliyeh is the only tehran br

according to the report of c nbc, the new restrictions announced by the us department of commerce include banning the export of computers and quantum calculators, semiconductor products, some metal alloys, high-bandwidth chips, and sensitive components of artificial intelligence software . ministry of commerce. the united states stated that the purpose of this action is national security and foreign policy . in this regard , it has been negotiated with the international partners of the united states. china and the united states have a close competition in the field of semiconductor products. about 10 years have passed since the approval of the law restricting the sale of chips to china. china has tried to manufacture chips advanced native to. answer the us sanctions. however, china is still the largest chip importer. this cat and mouse game started by america will continue in the future. following the flood in the historical library in the state of new york , the officials of this library say: it may take years to restore and repair the book and its historical documents. according to the

according to us government data, the country's trade deficit reached its highest level since mid-2020 in july 11 to august 10 this year. according to the announcement of the us department of commercehe country's trade deficit has reached 78 billion dollars in the mentioned period. accordingly, during this period , imports to the united states increased by two and one-tenths of a percent to 345.4 billion. and the export of this country reached 266 billion dollars with a five-tenth percent increase , which shows a deficit of 78 billion and 800 million dollars. us trade deficit in the previous month that is, from june 12 to july 10, it was 73 billion dollars. thank you very much for your cooperation. god bless you. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers. have a good time. in the last 24 hours , the hottest place in our country was bostan in khuzestan with a temperature of 47 degrees and the coolest place in deshdandan in fars province with a minimum temperature of 1 degree reported between the centers of the provinces. ahvaz is the hottest with a maximum temperature of 46 degrees and kurd city is the coolest with a minimum temperature of 6 degrees. it was the most impo

us. this is also a department of commerce responsibility. we need to collaboratively work. it won't just be within the u.s. this has to be my nature and international discussion if we want the program to be successful. we have to do that because international collaboration will also be fundamental to the success of this program. going back, ending where i started, are we seeing the development of a well-functioning mature marketplace? there is undeniably a tremendous amount of energy in the space industry today with more growth on the horizon, undeniably. as i said in the beginning, overall statements can be misleading. if you want to get down into it sector by sector analysis is needed. on the issue of supply chain, we have -- given the tremendous demand we have we have seen some shortages in the supply chain, some challenges. we have seen an international system try to respond to those challenges. more people entering the marketplace. we have some wildcards like when india enters the parts components and supply chain. what impact will that have on the u.s. and other suppl

of weather. and that information is used by weather forecasters to help make decisions, to help protect lives and property. so these radars are owned and maintained by three different agencies. the department of commerce. the national weather service is under the department of commerce. there's also the department of defense and the federal aviation administration is under the department of transportation. and of course, i did also ask, you know, how often do these upgrades happen? are we planning for a future weather extremes as we continue to see our changing climate? and she did mention that that is of course, a big component of it, making sure they can withstand any sort of changes in the upcoming months. but speaking of changes in the upcoming months, why not look at the precipitation outlook for california? so if you notice the state of california right here, just based on the above, it's looking like for us here. well, not much of a chance for northern california, but down through southern california, there is a chance there that we could see some rain in that 14 day outlook. so again, radars are extremely important for forecasting. and it's good to see that they're keeping with the upgrades. a

department of homeland security. [applause] the department of commerce. the department of defense, board of ethics and government accountability and finally, the united states congress. thank you all for being with us today. it is now my honor thanks to the aid of a youtube crash course to introduce a consultant and a litigation attorney based in mexico city who is with us as part of the mexican delegation, a partner at a mexican law firm where he also leads the to anticorruption mitigation and compliance for private sector companies practice focused on harms suffered as a consequence of corruption. he is cofounder [inaudible] of a mexican nonprofit and holds a degree of mexico city and masters in government and public administration from the institute the speaker on a national or international level on anticorruption matters and other issues and the corruption conference, the paris peace form among others. we are thrilled to have you speak with us today. [applause] thank you for the invitation to the national whistleblower center and everyone for being here. the attorney and consultant based in mexico city part of the litigation law firm and nonprofit. we are here today to shine a light on the wor

commerce development center in various monitoring issues mr. omidred, we also had another point . side by side, what about us as an organization, in fact, the drunkenness department of the market custodian in the room complex around iran, next to the position and the ministry. in the ultimate solution is for people to use it. i only ask that we use it in this space. mr. koladzan, see one of the biggest systems of the ministry of cement, which is the government procurement system. someone comes into it and works . it is true that we have to make things easier in the business sector, but at least let's go in the direction that people will operate in big systems in the country, what is the least we can expect from the ministry itself. femt is that they have my hair i think, mr. azeri, we should go in the direction of facilitating, because we can work in virtual and real business, but on the other hand, if someone commits adultery in cyberspace or on a website, the most severe action will be taken. the atmosphere should be suitable, we should take these materials and actually go to the direction where we are easily by your side, sir, we will provide you with a platform

department of homeland security. the department of commerce. the department of defense. the d.c. board of ethics and government accountability. and finally, the united states congress. thank you all for being with us today. it is now my honor, thanks to the aid of a youtube crash course in spanish pronunciation, to introduce mr. carlos guerrero orozco, a consultant and litigation attorney based in mexico city, who is with us as part of the mexican delegation. he is part of the mexican law firm where he leads the anticorruption litigation and compliance for private sector company practice focused on reparations for harm suffered as a consequence of corruption. he is cofounder of [ speaking in a global language ] and mexican nonprofit. he holds a law degree from [ speaking in a global language ] from mexico city and a degree from [ speaking in a global language ] in madrid. he has been a speaker on a national and international level on anticorruption matters and other issues. the anticorruption conference, summit of the americas, paris peace forum among others. we are thrilled to have him speaking with us today. mr. carlos. >> thank you for the invitation. thank you, everyone, for being here. i am c

i had it all -- i have the department of commerce at the time, they are the ones that rule on this particular issue. millions of dollars of water pouring from the north with us in canada, all pouring down and they have essentially a very large faucet and you turn the faucet and it takes one day to turn it, it is massive, as big as the wall of that building right there behind you and you turn that and all of that water goes endlessly into the pacific and if they turned it back all of the water would come back down here and into los angeles, they wouldn't have to have people not use more than 30 gallons and 32 gallons, they want to do that, they are trying to do that. so much water and all of those fields that are right now barren, the farmers would have all of the water they needed and you could refer water to the hills where you have all of the dead forests, where the force are so brittle -- because no places like california, i go to austria and the head of austria tells me, we have trees that are much more flammable than what you have in california and we never have forest fires because they maintain their forests. and you have all of that water that could

that's the us commerce department saying it, so uh, when you take a look at this particular approach by the us targeting china, it's not so much competition, it's to keep in pace with the advancement of china, in this case in point with is a chip technology, those were the items we picked for the... infini section, if you have any entries you like for us to cover, wherever you are, please send us your ideas or your news pieces with the economic flavor, contact information is coming up. why does israel's international law breaking go unpunished? what happened to the? icj finding of plausible genocide: what happened to the arrest warrants from the icc? do we have justice? do we have a united nations or is it lipstick on the pig? that's a question. i'm asking, have it out with galloween. it's time now for the indut section of the program, israel's economic crisis has experienced actually new level of volatility, that's due to the anti-netaniau protest, but also more importantly the occupied west bank invasion, which lasted 10 days, which will surely restart again as a matter of fact today, there were some anti- um west bank operations by the regime forces, but let's take a look at the h

us out. >> trump quickly responded. >> first of all, they bought their chips from taiwan. we hardly make chips anymore because of philosophies like they have and policies like they have. >> but the u.s. department of commerce says the u.s. is making chips at a growing rate. last month, the department said the u.s. is expected to manufacture nearly 30% of the world's leading edge chips by 2032, up from 0% in 2021, when president joe biden and vice president harris took office. the chip shortage during the height of the pandemic had devastating impacts on the supply chain and overall economy. multiple factors contributed to the shortage, including a drought in taiwan, a chip plant, fire in japan, and more. all of that while demand grew. >> whatever we are using, there is a chip inside it. whether it's a small camera microphone, they come from different manufacturers from inside the united states, outside the united states. >> but in august 2022, the chips and science act passed, aiming to encourage more production here in the u.s, investing $53 billion money that has an impact right here in the bay area. announced last year in sunnyvale by vp harris. a new semiconductor research and development facility by c

the us commerce department saying it, so uh, when you take a look at this particular um approach by the us targeting china, it's not so much competition, it's to keep in pace with the advancement of china, in this case in point with is a chip technology. those were the items we picked for the infini section. if you have any entries you like for us to cover, wherever you are, please send us your ideas or your news pieces with the economic flavor, contact information is coming up. in today's show, we'll be examining designist entity's efforts to suppress free speech on the telegram messaging platform. "the big tech platforms like meta, youtube, vimeo, x, instagram, google, apple have all been instrumental at the behest of design entity in shutting down discourse or even not even discourse, actually just evidence of the genocide. people increasingly are saying that this is ridiculous, there's an actual genocide, why, why are we concerned about the feelings of of people, white people in the west, that they might be offended in some way if i use the wrong." neurology to describe the genocide and people of course see that the the ridiculousness, that means of course that they that the

silent, leave us your comments, suggest new interesting guests, we are in touch, on the air... say don't be silent again, our guests today, the head of the electronic commerce department center for electronic services svetlana karaneevich. svetlana, as you know, this year marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the treaty on the creation of the union state, we are striving to unify legislation and so on and so forth, in connection with this, the question: how are things in the electronic space, in the joint, can, for example, citizens of belarus easily obtain information? some kind of certificate from russia, there, well, someone worked, yes, for example, for some time in russia, now applies for a pension in belarus and makes a request, how simple is this procedure, there are other certificates on the contrary, data from belarus, how easy is it to get in russia, now a dialogue is underway with the ministry of digital development of the russian federation about integrating our portals of state services, state services our our eposluga bay, so that citizens of the russian federation could log in and receive services on the belarusian portal. on the contrary , i hav

used by venezuelan leader nicolas maduro. -- the just apartment -- justice department says it was smuggled from florida last year in violation of sanctions and export control laws. in a statement, the department of commerceh partnered with doj said this sends a message that "aircraft illegally acquired from the united states for the benefit of sanctioned venezuelan officials cannot just fly off into the sunset." the seizure comes just over a month since venezuela's contested presidential election. the u.s. says maduro lost to his opponent, edmundo gonzalez. police in chicago say a shooting on a subway train early monday has left four people dead. three people died at the scene at an above-ground-station in the western suburb of forest park. a fourth victim died later at a hospital. officials say a suspect initially fled, but was arrested on a train on a different line and a weapon was recovered. they described it as an isolated incident. an investigation is ongoing. more than hotel workers across 10,000 the country are spending this labor day on strike. -- they are calling for higher pay and more even workloads. hundreds of hospitality workers at a hilton in baltimore were the latest to join the growing

us out. >> trump quickly responded. >> first of all, they bought their chips from taiwan. we hardly make chips anymore because of philosophies like they have and policies like they have. >> but the u.s. department of commerce making chips at a growing rate. last month, the department said the u.s. is expected to manufacture nearly 30% of the world's leading edge chips by 2032, up from 0% in 2021, when president joe biden and vice president harris took office. the chip shortage during the heigh th had devastating impacts on the supply chain and overall economy. multiple factors contributed to the shortage, including a drought in taiwan, a chip plant, fire in japan, and more. all of that while demand grew. >> whatever we are using, there is a chip inside it, whether it's a small camera microphone. they come from different manufacturers from inside the united states. outside the united states. >> but in august 2022, the chips and science act passed, aiming to encourage more production here in the u.s, investing $53 billion money that has an impact right here in the bay area. announced last year in sunnyvale by vp harris. a new semiconductor research and development facility by chip maker applied materials is

department of commerce wilbur ross. thank you for that. come right out. should. well, thank you. being here and making the trip i thought we would start at the beginning, which is tell us little bit about your upbringing. what were your mom and dad like? what was it like growing up in new jersey? well, my mother father were both a democratic political operative, lives in hudson county, new jersey, which is and in famously democratic area and my first exposure to it was when i was a very young boy. they took me down to see frank haig, the mayor of jersey city in the boss. he had just gotten a new apartment on the top of the jersey city medical center, which had just then been constructed. gorgeous apartments, floor ceiling glass panel view of new jersey and new york city. and so he asked me over and, i think, about it. well, i'd never seen anything like it. so i was a little bit goggled lucille ball. mayor haig, may i ask you a question? how did you get such a marvelous apartment? and he said you'd be amazed it was a prison. sort of prison. that's quite amazing. prison. they said yes. you'd be astonished how many nice prisons people. give me your parents. explain to you

us state department or by governments in europe is highly concerning. and you have then bill clinton's former secretary for commerce , robert reich, for commerce, robert reich, writing in the guardian calling for the arrest ofa free speech platform where he allows free speech purely on the grounds of his support for free speech. jacob, i don't think you can underestimate the extent to which free speech is a threat to certain people in power, whether it's on covid or the war in ukraine or open borders. migration all of the narratives have to be protected from public scrutiny. and so an online ecosystem of free exchange of views is something they are implacably opposed to. >> this is like totalitarian regimes trying to block the world service, isn't it, that it's an attempt to stop a technology that is there because you don't like what is being said? how practical is it? how easy is it for brazil to ban twitter? >> i think they're going to find it very difficult to police the ban. use of vpns is unregulated, essentially, and in very technically difficult to regulate as i understand it. but they're finding people $10,000 a day for that, which is more than the average annual wage in brazil or income in brazil.

using weegar forced labor identified by the defense as chinese military companies and engaging in activities contrary to u.s. national security or foreign policy interests according to the department of commerce. i also thank the committee for including representative swazi's amendment which requires d.h.s. to produce a report on the potential impacts of carrying out this bill before the prohibition goes into effect. it will help d.h.s. and congress anticipate any negative anticipated consequences from this bill. the committee made the bill better but there are lingering concerns on a ban of how chinese made batteries will affect k.h.s.'s ability to buy e.v. vehicles since most e.v. producers use chinese sourced batteries and the bill could be improved by identifying ways to foster job creation and economic growth here at home and ensure the inclusion of economically disadvantaged individuals in small businesses when purchasing batteries. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. gimenez: i yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from michigan, mr. molinari. the speaker