it remained in force in some parts of sydney until 2020, but kings cross is in no hurry to cancel it.ea is not only known as the drunkest county in the world. at the beginning of the 2000s , a heroin crisis erupted there. then the police officers made an official statement. we are powerless. the trigger for the epidemic was the first supervised injection room, that is, the authorities tried to regulate who would inject you and what. the idea, as you understand, is a failure. a few years later, sydney authorities declared that the crisis was over, and kingscross was now a drug-free place. in 2015, over 100 police officers organized a raid on local clubs. the drugs were again exported in bags. local journalists call the area a blood supply. the northern part of the country in southeast asia, where very serious traffic comes from, and accordingly, the state is trying to level out these stories, thereby lowering the bar of stability and, accordingly , security in terms of the health care of its citizens. why this happens is certainly not because there are only bad people everywhere in the

but planes got in the air pretty quickly and i am proof of that and i have travelled here from sydney are certainly a little bit delayed and some people are queueing up and you may even be able to see i'm to be people queueing up and trying to sort out flights that have been delayed and cancelled but for the most part, things seem to be getting back to normal. we for the most part, things seem to be getting back to normal.— getting back to normal. we pleased ou have getting back to normal. we pleased you have landed — getting back to normal. we pleased you have landed safely _ getting back to normal. we pleased you have landed safely and - getting back to normal. we pleased you have landed safely and got - getting back to normal. we pleased you have landed safely and got to i you have landed safely and got to where you need to be purchased to give you an update, american airlines are back up and running, they have said, they have been able to safely re—establish their operation following what they described as a technical issue with a vendor, arguably going back to crowdstrike, but we

sydney in australia, it was an international competition, a championship among instrumental musiciansa student, in my third year, and went to australia to sydney, to conquer the world, and i managed to bring bronze, i received third place, this is for a fairly highly complex competition, in fact, such an international championship, i arrived in belarus and was awarded a high award, and ... by the decision of the president, grand prize winner special fund of the president of the republic of belarus for the support of talented youth, for me this, of course , probably played such a key role, because as a student i first saw the president presenting an award, and you are as close as possible to the first person country, near such a legendary personality, and something at that moment played an important role for me, i began to understand, perhaps, maybe i... can do something more, after the academy of music i was assigned as a teacher, at that time i was the youngest teacher, i was 25 years old, i already had a huge number of students, i established myself very well, after 3 years i was al

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we crossed to sydney and during jarrod bowen shine from the university of sydney's united states studyhappened over the last few hours goes?— happened over the last few hours noes? ., , hours goes? over the last few months, hours goes? over the last few months. we — hours goes? over the last few months, we have _ hours goes? over the last few months, we have seen - hours goes? over the last few months, we have seen one i months, we have seen one instance of something unprecedented happened after another. it is unprecedented how much we are using the term unprecedented, be it a poor debate performance, and almost accidentally terrible debate performance, oran performance, or an assassination attempt, performance, oran assassination attempt, or a republican convention that we have never seen before, and now we see, for the first time in modern history, a president deciding not to go ahead with their campaign, after having won all the delegates. it is something that we haven't seen and we don't have a clear playbook about what happens next. we have some indication of what to expect, but i

iran has won 9 gold medals, 6 silver medals and 5 bronze medals in this discipline from the 200 sydney olympics, where taekwondo is a martial arts discipline. officially entered this prestigious event, iranian taekwondo has won two gold medals and one bronze by hadi sai, one silver by mohammad bagheri motamed, one bronze by yusuf karmi, and a historic bronze medal in the women's section. iran shooting for 11. it is the tenth time that he participates in the olympic games. but mohammad biranvand has become the owner of quota for the first time in tarab. before this, iran's shooting was represented only in the 1976 olympics, which was also represented by a card donated by the international olympic committee. the first appearance of iranian shooting at the london olympics in 1948 pollen and in the 2020 tokyo olympics with 6 shares of iran . javad farooqi achieved the best result in the pistol at the 2020 tokyo olympics. by participating in the 2024 paris olympics, iran's track and field team will experience participation in these games for the 17th time. this field has two quotas in 100 m

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since the 20th olympics in sydney, taekwondo has officially entered this prestigious event. iranian taekwondo has two gold medals and one bronze by hadi sai, one silver in the series of six participations in these competitions. mohammad bagheri motamed, yusuf karami won a bronze and in the women's section, he won a historic bronze medal. iran shooting for the first time participating in the olympic games. but mohammad biranvand has become the owner of quota for the first time in tarab. before this shooting, iran only had a representative in this event in the 1976 olympics, that too with a card donated by the international committee. it was the olympics. the first participation of iran in shooting goes back to the 1948 london olympics , and in the 2020 tokyo olympics, iran had the most participation with 6 quotas. javad farooqi achieved the best result in pistol at the 2020 tokyo olympics did by participating in the 2024 paris olympics, iran's track and field team will experience participating in these games for the 17th time. this field has two quotas in 100 meters. hassan t

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from enrolling in schools, director counter jamonic studies, tim anderson is joining us now uh from uh sydney, mr. anderson talked us about the recent revelations coming from uh onrua uh this was stated to that eight schools have been targeted by israeli strikes gaza during. the past days, past 10 days, now just a while back, the director of the information office of uh onrua in gaza said that ororo shares coordinates of its centers with these regime a daily basis, yet there's no safe place uh in gaza, this points to the deliberate um targeting of these centers, including schools and shelters by the israeli regime, yes, i'm sure that's right, the deliberate targeting is part of what we should understand now as a war on children, most of the targets are not collateral damage, they're not peripheral deaths, designed by a regime that has been promoting this idea amongst its own population, remember 15 years ago they were publishing these images and t-shirts of army people sniping pregnant women and children and congratulating themselves on two for one bullet when they hit pregnant women, they ha

that was sydney in 2000. it was a disaster, victoria! _ sydney in 2000.said to me, this is— minutes, and my coach said to me, this is where — minutes, and my coach said to me, this is where it is at. you have to deliver~ — this is where it is at. you have to deliver~ but _ this is where it is at. you have to deliver~ but i _ this is where it is at. you have to deliver. but i got a little tremble in my— deliver. but i got a little tremble in my hand, because of that, i was completely— in my hand, because of that, i was completely destroyed by a german opponent in my match. table tennis back then _ opponent in my match. table tennis back then was up till 21, so a typical— back then was up till 21, so a typical match would be 21—18. i lost 21-2! _ 21-2! that is like zt-zt - that is like me zt-zt — that is like me playing my kid 21-2! that is like me playin- my kid when that is like me playing my kid when he was six! but i wanted to ask you, what is your definition of winning? this is adam peaty�*s definition. have a look. it doesn�*t matter what the time it

all states has been an escalation in fighting and recent weeks between the sydney's army and the records support forces. many of the internally displaced people have crossed into the neighboring goods, out of state and fighting in the city of the fashion. in the north of the capital of adolfo states has forced about 3000 civilians to flee through and says the fighting of the size should alone and is like 234000 civilians being forced from the homes. many 13000000 suited needs have been displaced since the conflict began more than a year ago. it's been 10 years since malaysia airlines flight m 8. 17 was down the eastern ukraine, killing nearly 300 people. a don slide investigation in 2018 concluded that cross was shot down by a russian missile of moscow and russian banks. rebels deny this. speaking at a memorial service in australia, foreign minister said a government is still committed to truth and justice for the victims. we cannot imagine the car and she has an agent to someone. to get through these 10 years. grace never fully leaves us. tom and love to listen to twice. please note tha

we'll see some of that rain rolling in to sydney. there's still some rain lingering around for pass a through to sunday in the form of showers, but the temperature will be creeping up the terms your troops will be creeping down . however, for sydney will be at the average on sunday, but the good news is it will be mostly sunshine and it's looking around a sunny and settled for both islands of new zealand on 1st day. we'll see that weather pulling into the very south. it's looking very slowly for the south of the south island to end the week. at a heavy rain has been causing problems across pots of indo china. we had a tropical storm move in to the north of it. now that bought some very heavy rain to handle with flooding the you can see the rain is still the on thursday. it does apply up laundry on friday, but there'll be some heavy falls to come for me in law and thailand. to end the week. the . ringback the artificial intelligence is driving a technological revolution about feeding. it requires much more electricity to have on file

that was - doctor dr ali mamouri based in sydney as a specialist in religious studies.om bbc arabic, more reaction to the news? from one ofthe reaction to the news? from one of the heads — reaction to the news? from one of the heads of _ reaction to the news? from one of the heads of the _ reaction to the news? from one of the heads of the political - of the heads of the political bureau, said the estimation of ismail haniyeh is a coward action, it will not pass by without reaction, also one of the leaders of hamas said we are conducting an open war, to liberatejerusalem, and we are ready to do that at any price. again, confirming the escalation would be the title for the next few days. thank ou so for the next few days. thank you so much. _ for the next few days. thank you so much, from - for the next few days. thank you so much, from bbc- for the next few days. thank i you so much, from bbc arabic our expert, at the top of our if you are us across the united kingdom you will bejoining bbc breakfast as they will keep you up—to—date with the breaking story. and other ne

o'connor about this is a professor of american politics at the us study center of the university of sydney, his live from sidney. thank you so much for being with us, brandon. so this ruling as we heard the know don't phase into trump's benefit and legal strategy to try and delay any tried as much as possible how. how do you view the supreme court decision and its implications for the upcoming presidential election as well as you say, it's very much helpful to try to delay this case. not really being fully tried until off to the presidential election in november and then a peace elected president. he could well be effective, it dismissing this case entirely. so that is a tragedy in this case should have been good. in the 1st year of the by the president said it was very strong evidence that donald trump had denied quite enough the victory by claiming the election was stolen. he had insides of the people to come to a rally about the and i'm for the issue regarding the election by. ready stolen against them and then encouraged that because of the match on the capital building, the site is ve

and also i, on air force two joined is congresswoman sydney.d i know here is also our dearest mrs. opal lee, the grandmother of -- [cheers and applause] and to all of the distinguished ladies, i think it's a very much for this warm welcome. and i will begin by saying a few words about president joe biden. so -- yes, thank you. yes. [applause] so tonight our president will address the nation about his decision to step down as a candidate, and he will talk about not only the work, the extraordinary work that he is accomplished, what about his work in the next six months. so before he does and what i do with you i want to just share with you all a bit about him based on what i know, based on personal experience. joe biden is a leader with bold vision. he cares about the future. he thinks about the future. he has extraordinary determinations and profound compassion for the people of our country. and i say that because i know that we are all deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation. [cheers and applause] and to the sisters of zeta phi b

quote, the quote that is considered in it's one opinion that the legitimate, the rights of the body sydney and people recognize in the us the codes includes that i presented with immunization records. i observed that in interpreting the us the codes this semester, the take into account. i was looking for the 7 of the 4th geneva convention, which provides that deeper, texted population said not to be deprived of the benefits of the convention. and i quote, my, any agreement come through that between the assign, it is of the occupied territories and dr. buying power tend to for, for all these reasons, the court consider that these codes cannot be understood. the practice from is it has obligations on going to be put in and towards often that last, that little applicable and occupied by the sydney instead of record then assesses the conformity of is it as policies and practices and built through 5 but a city and started 3, as identified in question a with its obligations under that actually a little spends bunch because the cost analysis examines into the question of the, put it on the occupa

and also, on air force 2 joining me as congresswoman sydney kamlager doug. know here is also our dearest mrs. or poorly -- opal lee, the grandmother of juneteenth. and to all of the ladies, i thank you so very much for this warm welcome. and i will begin by saying a few words about our president, joe biden. yes. thank you. thank you. so, tonight, our president will address the nation about his decision to step down as a candidate and he will talk about not only the work, the extraordinary work that he has accomplished but about his work in the next six months. so before he does and while i am here with, i just want to share with you a little bit about him, what i know based on personal experience. joe biden is a leader with bold vision. he cares. about the future he thinks about the future. he has extraordinary determination and profound compassion for the people around -- people of our country. and i say that because i know that we are all deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation. [cheers and applause] and to the sisters of zeta phi beta sorori

joining me now is leonid petrov from the international college of management sydney.tic mix of countries that make up the shanghai cooperation organisation. what can we expect from the meeting? the timin: of expect from the meeting? the timing of this _ expect from the meeting? tue: timing of this summit expect from the meeting? t'te: timing of this summit is particular, russia is engulfed in illegal murderous destructive war against ukraine, china is not providing military equipment but supporting it morally and financially and technologically perhaps along with iran and other members stays of the organisation. we see also china is looking at tie one potentially and we do not know if it will repeat what russia has under ukraine so far that many members of this organisation which was created backin organisation which was created back in 2001 when the world looks very different, now potentially feel uneasy about what russia is doing to ukraine and even kazakhstan, the country, the largest country which is hosting this important summit, also very nervous about russia, w

hossein al-deirani, an expert on west asian issues from lebanon who is with us from sydney, australia . hello mr. dedirani. the zionist network announced today that the operation in yemen was a failure for our army. please tell me about the dimensions of this failure. tell us why you think the zionist regime was waiting for the whole world to know where this attack came from until it was announced that it was carried out by the yemenis. and it caused many shocks to the zionist regime, and even america and the neighboring countries of the zionist regime were also shocked. he thought that he was being trusted by the yemeni forces and that he was safe and that he could intercept the missiles and drones and that he could do this through arab countries such as saudi arabia and jordan, and these countries shot down the drones, but today's drone seems to be very serious and determined to support our brothers in gaza. and continue the attacks on the zionist regime until the encroachment on the light of gaza is stopped . hence the zionist regime. zionist politicians had conflicts. the axis of

purely british training, he graduated from a german german institute, he studied at the university of sydneyf what the second world war was like, who klaus schentenberg was and what's that there anyway? everything like this, how it all happened, so for him shtofenberg is a hero, i want to remind you, i’ve already talked about this, i want to remind you again, stauffenberg, of course, is a hero in that plan that he brought his briefcase with a bomb to hitler’s headquarters, but staufenberg is a convinced nazi, a man who is completely convinced of the theory of the superiority of the aryan nation, who back in 1939 wrote and spoke and spoke about that, in particular, and this is, i think, important for the german representatives to understand, he said that ukrainians in general can only be slaves, but then he also spoke about the slavs, and about all these other things. stauffenberg, who is now lauded in germany as one of the main heroes of the uprising, on the day when assassination attempt, the german bundeswehr pronounces something like an oath, that is, this is generally such an action, it’

present in zalanandanu, australia and japan. in the city of wellington, new zealand, and in the cities of sydney, brisman. melbourne and canberra in australia as well as tokyo in japan, voting for the second phase of the presidential election began earlier than in other parts of the world. new zealand, australia and japan are located in the east of the globe, which are ahead of other eastern countries in terms of time. the process of the 14th presidential election in south korea, china, pakistan, turkmenistan, afghanistan, uzbekistan, malaysia, india, iranians present in the western geography of the earth, including europe and the united states, will begin at 8 am local time , the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters said in the second phase of the 14th presidential term of all branches that are considered for the first phase abroad votes from iranians living abroad were taken and ready for voting in the second stage of mr. eslami. in the first phase of the 14th presidential election, the country announced 9767 votes . thank you very much for your support, dear viewers . have a go

and also i, on air force two joined is congresswoman sydney. i know here is also our dearest mrs. opal lee, the grandmother of -- [cheers and applause] and to all of the distinguished ladies, i think it's a very much for this warm welcome. and i will begin by saying a few words about president joe biden. so -- yes, thank you. yes. [applause] so tonight our president will address the nation about his decision to step down as a candidate, and he will talk about not only the work, the extraordinary work that he is accomplished, what about his work in the next six months. so before he does and what i do with you i want to just share with you all a bit about him based on what i know, based on personal experience. joe biden is a leader with bold vision. he cares about the future. he thinks about the future. he has extraordinary determinations and profound compassion for the people of our country. and i say that because i know that we are all deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation. [cheers and applause] and to the sisters of zeta phi be

researchers at the university of sydney in australia have discovered a set of biomarkers that match several types of transplanted organs, leading to a blood test that can detect early rejection in all types of transplants. according to the scientists , this discovery will allow them to develop strategies to increase the success rate of all transplants . thank you for your cooperation. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , i am mohammad khodadad noushabadi, a researcher of ashura rituals and popular culture , along with everyone. and his lessons along with all the benefits spiritually, it is a stage and an arena for showing devotion and expressing affection. this stage is famous for ashura rituals, ashura symbols , ashura songs, and ashura arts . ashurai tunes and songs in the cultural area of ​​kashan cultural region , which includes kashan aram of arambid gol city of natanz city and the surrounding villages and towns . this program was parts and effects of harmonies from songs from lamentations from ashura songs that were performed in hosseiniyeh. qasim bin al-hassan

hossein al-deirani , an expert on west asian issues from lebanon , who is with us from sydney, australia, mr. d. my iranians i want the next question about the sequence of action. surrender to the will of the resistance axis and the palestinian nation, and it is not possible for this enemy to continue his killings without permission. the entire axis of the resistance must confront and has no choice but to stop the aggression, mr. deirani, after the al-aqsa storm operation, the proposition that the zionist regime suffered an irreparable blow was repeated a lot, well, the yemeni operation showed the wide dimensions of this irreparability, in your opinion. what will happen between yemen and the zionist regime in the future ? how do you predict the future of these two confrontations ? yemeni drone operation, words in. did he not think that he would reach his goal in the heart and depth of the zionist regime? if the zionist regime. with his own brutality, he was able to destroy gaza because he was close to it, but he is completely incapable of confronting the yemeni people and the allies of t

so safe area seems to once again sydney on a month ago, the is really all me say they would targeting to have mass come on to to they play more hiding among civilians. one of the targets was mohammed dave. israel believes he was one of the most minds of the october 7th terror attacks. have my official denying the claims by b as randy military, accusing of intentionally targeting civilians via tech come out of my la see is the latest in a series of israeli strikes on areas in gauze where displaced palestinians sheltering what israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i have spoken about this, dr. done was by league sledding and tele vive told us more about what he had to say . yes. so the confirm that this drink happened in the talking with the strike was them? well, i'm a day if and here's the do be as well. uh, one of the senior managers in uh, san eunice uh and the central parts of the gaza strip. uh, nothing else. did they say that uh or did is confirm whether he was killed or not, but uh, he said that the drum will actually, uh, go after every single uh, mazda leader. and specif

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australia winning 25—16 in sydney. reigning world champions south africa. craig templeton has been watching the action. there's been fiery exchanges between ireland and south africa in the build—up to this game. now time for the world champions against the six nations champions. now time for the talking to stop. ireland barely had time to breathe let alone talk before they were behind. no one could lay a glove on the man, explosive start. ireland were struggling and needing a moment of magic. step forward james lowe who somehow kept the ball in, creating the trial forjamie osborne. his poise met the match was back in the balance. but then his dexterity cost ireland, his attempt to keep the ball in that another winger with open space to run into. he doesn't pass up chances like that. the springbok band went down to 14 players and conor murray took full advantage. but the world champion struck back to seal their first win over ireland since 2016. earlier, it was saturday night under the sydney lights involving two teams

in sydney, australia, america, everywhere . everywhere. >> well, computers are just suddenly shuttingown. let's speak to technology journalist will guyot, who joins us now . will guyot, who joins us now. all right. so will what exactly is going on? why is this happening? >> well, firstly, i hope you haven't got a restaurant booked tonight with a computer system because you might not be having that booking. what appears to have happened is, overnight, a company called crowdstrike, who are an it security services company, have pushed an update out to millions of windows computers worldwide. and it simply stopped them from working. we're hearing this growing in real time. there are various it providers or it specialists on special communities and forums online who are saying they currently cannot communicate to around half a million computers within their company organisations. so this could be hugely widespread if that is the case. and we don't know currently if it was a bad day in the office for somebody who pushed an incorrect update out to millions and millions of people, or there's

he is a professor of american politics at the us study center at the university of sydney . he joins us from sydney now. thank you very much for being with us here in the offices here. we'll get to jo button in just a moment, but if we can begin with trumping a, no surprisingly started his speech, talking about the assassination attempt, basically saying that it was divine intervention that saved him. how compelling is that narrative devices do you think a well, trump is very popular with christian conserves is one of the most popular presidents ever in fact, but not a church galler himself. somebody is not really associated to be a very religious individual. so to say it was providence that his life was site was i think, to some people a little hard to believe given trump, to recommend or non personal behavior. but it is, it has developed sort of support from american christian conservative. so that, that type of speech plays well with that constituency. just in regards to the timing of the space has been quite a lot of criticism of trying to basically missing a golden oppo

in the olympics in munich, montreal, sydney and rio, the countries and palestinian defense groups are among the officials of the international committee. the olympics wanted to prevent the presence of the zionist regime . we are here in paris today to call on the international community to ban the apartheid regime of israel from the olympic games. we want everyone to wake up and fall into the ritual. the international olympic committee should support the palestinians by participating in the demonstrations, but like in the previous periods, it did not respond positively to these requests and said that we are not political. the same ukrainian war committee that started banned russian athletes from participating in sports events under the country's flag. all hypocrisies will be revealed one day. how about when russia was in the middle, this country was expelled from the olympics. ambivalence in committee policies. international olympics which has brought many criticisms. american muslim professional basketball player tariq abdulwahid has considered the international olympic committee's d

hossein adirani , an expert on west asian issues from lebanon from sydney, australia.st network announced today that the yemeni operation was a failure for our army. please tell us the dimensions of this failure and why do you think the zionist regime failed to counter the drones, in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful. god today done until it was announced that by the yemenis done. and caused many shocks to the zionist regime. and even america and the neighboring countries of the zionist regime were shocked. because the zionist regime. i'm sure it's a lot

researchers at the university of sydney, australia discovered a type of biomarker they are compatible with several types of transplanted organs. and lead to a blood test that can detect early rejection in all areas of transplants. scientists believe this discovery will allow them to develop strategies to increase the success rate of all transplants. and according to the space mars website, nasa's curiosity rover discovered a large amount of sulfur after passing over a rock and penetrating it. curiosity had previously found yellow crystals of sulfur with other minerals including magnesium and calcium. according to nasa, these crystals were very small and fragile curiosity could not be with them. self -sampling is slow and verikh noord finally managed to get samples near a large rock using a drill at the end of his robotic arm for analysis. to collect thank you for your attention and support. good evening and god bless you. they have been performing the majlisi tradition for more than 120 years . the first funeral procession of the province is held in this city by qamar bani hashem. the

sydney?ve no idea how this is even possible to do. and looking ahead at a challenge like that, it is really exciting because sort of that's still how i feel almost every night before we do it, like, this is impossible, how are we going to do it today. how are we going to do it tonight? it is exciting. >> wow. >> peter, you, as the therapist, you play a role where you say you feel like this was your reason to live. and her character is her reason to live. is it part of the thing that we get out of the play is that we all feel we have a reason to live that may not be able to reconcile with others are feeling, of why they're living and how do you make the two work or can you make the two work or maybe that's what the play makes us ask ourselves? >> wow. i hadn't thought about that. but i'm trying to draw a connection toward the end of the play to us to ameliorate the tension and i say that we are both doing things that are a reason to live, but i see your point. >> interesting. >> and, sydney, t

researchers from the university of sydney say there's a significant benefit for people to exercise at night. typically, the hours between 6 p.m. and guys midnight. >> okay, but for work. but but but that is assuming you have a normal sleep schedule. what the study found that working out at that time is linked to the lowest risk of premature death and death from cardiovascular disease. >> they also say that if you can't fit a full workout into your day, exercising several times a day in three minute bursts can be just as beneficial, like walking up the stairs, you know, walking around a couple jumping jacks to say, you know, andrew here is really good at taking the stairs here at work. >> your stairs guy. >> well, it's because i'm terrified of the elevators here that i've been stuck in like three times now, including once on halloween, once on halloween. guy lionel is also been and i feel very bad. >> you're very strong. next. how's this for a short burst of exercise swimming away from these guys? >> here we go. you see the ocean? you know what we're talking about, my friends. we're go

in the city of wellington, new zealand, and in the cities of sydney, brisbane, melbourne and canberra, australia, voting for the second phase of the presidential election is earlier than in other parts of the world. started. new zealand and australia in qari. anousia is located in the eastern antarctic of the globe, which is ahead of other eastern countries in terms of time. the process of the 4th presidential election has started in japan, china, india, bangladesh, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. from 8 am local time, compatriots present in tokyo, saul, busan, ulsan and dojan in japan and south korea went to the polls. iranians living in china are also present in the place. guangzhou and the hong kong region cast their votes. the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters said that in the second stage of the 14th term elections all branches of the presidency that were considered abroad for the first stage are ready to vote in the second stage. mr. eslami, the votes obtained from iranians living abroad in the first phase of the 14th term of the presidency. the islamic republic has

as a student, in my third year, i went to australia, to sydney, to conquer the world, and i managed toring bronze. i got third place, this is a fairly highly difficult competition, in fact such an international championship, i arrived in belarus and was awarded a high award, a decision. after the academy of music, i was assigned as a teacher, at that time i was the youngest teacher, i was 25 years old, i already had a huge number of students, i established myself very well, after 3 years i was already deputy dean, i ended up in industry, it seemed i wish the minsk automobile plant opened its doors for me with really, it seems to me, such friendly hugs, very friendly this day i... am meeting with the general director of the minsk automobile plant, with valery valeryevich ivankovich, we are on very friendly terms, despite the fact that i had to leave the minsk automobile plant to head the europe hotel. all i can say is that i am a 100% workaholic, i really don’t feel sorry for myself, there are no results if you work at 50%, that’s all, but you have to pay for everything, i know the pric

in the munich, montreal, sydney and rio olympics , the countries and palestinian defense groups asked the officials of the international olympic committee to prevent the presence of the zionist regime. we are here in paris today. to ask the international community to ban the racist israeli regime from the olympic games. we ask everyone to wake up and support the palestinians in the opening ceremony by participating in the demonstration. the international olympic committee, however , did not respond positively to these requests as in previous periods and said that we are not political. this is the committee of the ukrainian war that started athletes russia from participating in sports events. deprived with the flag of this country. all hypocrisy will be revealed one day. how, when russia was involved, this country was kicked out of the olympics. duality in the policies of the international olympic committee, which has brought many criticisms. american muslim professional basketball player tariq abdulwahid has considered the international olympic committee's delay in removing israeli at

a sydney mclaughlin love romney has broken her own world record in the olympic trials.dles. she broke her last world record by 0, 3, seconds. and you will not see her race and the paris olympics coming up next month. all right. back in the bay area, 13 year-old cameron caraway says that he was born to be a race car driver while his friends were fans steph curry and brock purdy and maybe logan webb cam idolized race car drivers like bubba wallace and kyle busch wendell scott, the castro valley high school freshman has been a champion behind the wheel. recently, kate rooney had the chance to meet cam and his family. >> most kids participate in all kinds of different sports throughout their childhoods dabbling in baseball, basketball, football or soccer just to name a few. but most still gravitate towards asphalt tracks, driving race cars for fun on the weekends. and again, there are few kids like cameron caraway. >> this was my first home. little 6 year-old need driving with that for a very long part of my career. can his love cars and racing since he was 2 years old. tha

the permit sydney grass distracted that he said, luckily you run off simple volts lift the but the enough i do let you ever hit this. shoot this on my go to accept the you're left for him to get on to the dentist with it. that is the new process. so frontier does that gives us a give you possible we can help us with that presently. they said, well, they've got a son cause it says service has a body shop with this side of the editor godaddy video. the son of them does it the the says send list of the over at the the of his policy. this is the case has been said, you didn't know it, just to me. crane is the busha. but in israel guys, relationship, china is getting any pets and goes to a unit named me a phone policy challenge with things based on the deadline that they think the bills name is the the for headline stories, not the mirrors, the lindsey's office age. any potential piece mediator most the lines are used with key f, 1st comes after hundreds prime minister meets the russian president to discuss peace parking. and i pride from the officials. i am sort of, i am, i'm a friend of what

the problem is we've got the victims. israel is empower. sydney is very unique position because they are being victimized by people who are themselves victims who had suffered in the holocaust. which complicates it complicates the moral situation and complicates the politics. no, there is no complication of this rallies are the best friends. it is utterly racist for europeans to think that because of their crimes, they can force the policy and people to pay the price. they have to give up their land because someone else has committed a crime that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. victory is not possible, in fact, for the human standpoint, we've already lost the world is never going to forget these images. the weather is never kind of forget what her last day to october 7th. and the weather is never going to be able to forget what these rallies have done. the we have to stay song these little people have to stay phone off the wars. there will be some very soft questions that vendor mean if any hour and all of the people who are sitting in those 120 chairs will have to answer. but

in fact, i even talked to one man from sydney this morning who came in. he got stuck overnight. he's he was supposed to fly into dallas early this morning. he's not going to be able to fly out of sfo till tonight. now, the faa said it's also, closely monitoring the technical issues helping airlines. faa said airlines requested help from the agency with ground stops. that means that they're helping them control the flights, slow the flights until they work through all these bugs like we said, it looks like they are working through the bugs. we're hearing that they're getting through most of the it issues. and as i also said, we're looking at the departure and arrival boards. they're all back up online, though. we are looking at a lot of cancellations and a lot of delays on the boards, as people get up and they're coming to the airport if they have to travel, they want to go to want to check with their airlines because even though they're back up, because of the delays and cancellations, getting the aircraft in here, getting aircraft back out, people are still going to face some d

. >> then 2000, sydney.his is like, if anything, i'm the last person in my family to do the olympics. >> seth: did you ever go to any of those? >> no, sadly i was six when my dad was in sydney, but it just felt like this magical thing that i just wanted to be a part of. >> seth: i think i was also six that year. >> i feel like you were too. [ laughter ] >> seth: was i -- am i doing the math -- i think i was also six. [ laughter ] now, are you -- so you're going to paris. >> yes. >> seth: congratulations. very exciting. >> i'm so excited. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and have you figured out -- how are you going to do your show? have you figured out -- >> yes. so the show is going to be live on peacock. and i'm very excited. my obsession is just creating new formats constantly. with "call her daddy," it started as just audio, now it's video. but with this new show, it's basically going to be me watching the olympics live with celebrities and comedians and friends. the fans can interact. it's going to be a

talked to one man from sydney here this morning. said he came in last night, was stuck overnight.las his his destination until later tonight. the faa also issued a statement this morning saying it's closely monitoring a technical issue impacting us airlines. the faa said airlines have requested the agency help with ground stops. that means they're asking the faa to control and slow the air traffic until they can work through all of the bugs, and that's what they've been doing this morning. and air traffic has been slowed down. we're looking at the reader boards. i'm looking at some right now. the departures right now, and they're back up. they don't have the recovery issues, but we're still seeing cancellations and delays. and like i said, people are going to be facing those for some time now. but it looks like the it systems themselves are back up here at the airport. we're live at sfo, thom jensen today in the bay. that's the good thing. things are back up and starting to move. it's just going to take a little time. all right. thom jensen this morning over at sfo tom thank you.

for more on this — i have been speaking with jared mondschein from the university of sydney's unitedhe term unprecedented, whether it be a poor debate performance that was almost and existentially terrible debate performance, or whether it be an assassination attempt, or whether it be a republican convention like we have never seen before. now we see, for the first time in modern history, a president deciding not to go ahead with their campaign, after having won all the delegates. it is something that we really have not seen, and we don't really have a very clear playback about what happens next. we have some indication of what happens next, but at this stage it is still a bit of a guessing game about what comes next. just from an international perspective, given the geopolitical scenario, there is a war in israel and gaza, you have the ukraine russia war happening, geopolitically speaking, what does this really do and how will world leaders be looking at what has been described as uncertainty as far as the us presidential election is concerned?— is concerned? that's a great question

and militarily in the genocidal war in the basege gaza, but as protests again against the killing of sydneys continuing. the status responded with police brutality and legal threats to stifle any kind of descent. brings us a report from the british capital. over the past nine months the world has seen the police attacking students and their encampments in the united states as the pressure from the israel lobby on the authorities to crack down on those protesting the genocide in gaza keeps mounting. with the uk also under the influence. of international zionism, the new labor government of kier starmer is proving it too is willing to launch vicious assaults on the young people bravely standing for palestine. for example, on the evening of the 8th of july, two known zionist provocators called the police on the pro-palestine encampment at sos university in central london, falsely allegging they had been victims of a theft. the police were deceived by the story, which had been concocted by the zionist militants, officers proceeded to violently arrest seven protesters, including some who are visi

in the munich, montreal, sydney and rio olympics , the countries and palestinian defense groups askedofficials of the international olympic committee to prevent the presence of the zionist regime. we are here in paris today to call on the international community to ban the apartheid regime of israel from the olympic games. we ask everyone to wake up and participate in the opening ceremony.

i'm going to also turn i think the good movement in funding is centered at future sydney put fund, gave you to guess was tough to sleep. thing for me, so the casino and more the x and one of the extensive states course gave you, given that don't send out on states just some ink as small as the date soon. so just as a box for somebody says language runs, i'm, i was gonna say, of course most of yeah, you go to for study statements. okay. so this uh like the longer than the boys, most of the county all by the been following the noise though. so there was no music named avo smile, just some of this good notes and yeah, she's up to them. no, it's pretty sweet. it's not funny. again, i'm trying to remember to continue. so just for the task, if don't know the hold on, i'm still at the bottom of a little bit. joking this minute. so give it to me by the way, because we have like, it's just the one that really assume that they have been been and insurance just wanted to put you up with the actual video now sits in the state of the specialists and see a good talk for starting a move, which guys to

and american runner sydney mclaughlin-levrone broke her own world record during the 400-meter hurdlese out the u.s. olympic track and field trials. >>> boeing announced plans to acquire spirit aerosystems. spirit already manufactures key parts for boeing planes. the justice department is offering boeing a plea deal for two deadly crashes. courtney kealy has that and more in today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: the markets ended friday in the red. the dow was down by 45 points. the nasdaq dropped by 126 points, and the s&p 500 lost 22 points. >>> the justice department is offering boeing a plea deal in connection with two deadly plane crashes involving its 737 max jetliners. under the deal, boeing would plead guilty to conspiracy charges, pay a fine, and agree to an independent monitor who would oversee its compliance with anti-fraud laws. a lawyer representing the victims' families say they object to the deal. boeing has until the end of the week to accept the offer or face trial. a judge would still have to approve it. >>> a surprise strike this weekend at canada's second-largest a