this action prompted a response from rais ali. and his men.following his successful operations in deadvar, rais ali intensified his night-time raids on the british garrison in bucher. collaborating with other local leaders, he divised a plan for a big operation to liberate busheir. in this manner, rais ali delvari defeated the invading british forces, defending the independence of his homeland and preserving iran's territorial integrity alongside his companions, the battle again. occupying forces under his leadership continued until september 1915 and the british were unable to defeat him and his allies. initially the british did not take the popular resistance seriously. however, over time they recognized that this resistance was a primary obstacle to their occupation. unable to manage the situation, the british requested reinforcements from india. they... perceived themselves as the losing side in the war in iran. it was then that they regrettably devised a plan to undermine this popular religious anti-colonial movement. they instigated divi

this action prompted a response from rais ali and his men.uccessful operations and delvar, rais ali intensified his nighttime raids on the british garrison in bushher. collaborating with other local leaders, he divised a plan for a big operation to liberate busher. in this manner, rais ali delvari defeated the invading british forces, defending the independence of his homeland and preserving iran's territorial integrity. alongside his companions, the battle against occupying forces under his leadership continued until september 1915 and the british were unable to defeat him and his allies. initially, the british did not take the popular resistance seriously, however over time they recognized that this resistance was a primary obstacle to their occupation. unable to manage the situation, the british. requested reinforcements from india, they perceived themselves as the losing side in the war in iran. it was then that they regrettably divised a plan to undermine this popular religious, anti-colonial movement. they instigated divisions among the

rais ali sought to defend his homeland by mobilizing an army of men and against the occupiers. the british invaders, numbering nearly 5,000, became trapped by the iranian fighters, resulting in heavy casualties among the british forces. during this assault, rais ali's successful gorilla operations inspires other fighters in the region to join him. in the summer of 1915, he led successful campaigns against the british navy, compelling the british to bring in reinforcements from. rock and india tousher and to heavily bombed delvar. مبارزه را آغاز می کنند. در این حرکت. they began the fight backed by religious and tribal leaders. the british became mired in the area as they started to encare a significant number of casualties an attempt to find a solution to this humiliation. they reached a conclusion to target del vari with cannon fire from the sea. in other words, they could not confront the locals directly. despite the heavy bombardment, the iranians displayed remarkable resilience. when the british decided to occupy bushher and advance towards shiraz, they attempted to bribe ra

on september 3rd, 1915, rais ali delvary lost his life on the battlefield against the british soldiers who had occupied southern iran during world war 1st this day. is called the national day of fight against british colonialism. dr. in india, making iran increasingly important as gateway to the subcontinent. for nearly 100 years, the british utilized iran as a buffer zone for their interests in india. this policy imposed severe damage on iran and its people. with the onset of the constitutional movement in iran, rais ali joined the constitutionals pioneers in southern iran when he was just 24 years old, the movement faced significant challenges with the rises of muhammad ali shah qaja. dictator who had no belief in democracy, at the request of religious scholars who opposed the tyrany of muhammad ali shah qajar, rais ali took up arms in 1908 and liberated busher in the south of iran from the shah's agents and maintained control of the city for approximately nine months. jawad mansure a prominent iranian historian based in tehran known for his extensive research. and contributions to t

aaron rai, though, shoots 64. let's not lose sight of that and he is our champion and standing by with amanda. amanda: a

during the public enquiry, ray was hailed as a hero, a modern—day moses.e was a counsellor, he was a good friend, he was a great neighbour. and that was a testament to him on the night of the fire. people who were in his apartment at the time of their demise, and he looked after them. he was a great person. raymond bernard came to london from trinidad in the late �*60s. he worked as an electrician in the houses of parliament. he was a dj with a sound system and always loved the notting hill carnival. bernie now has a memorial bench in honour of her brother on powis square, in notting hill. i think it allowed him to reconnect with his roots. to reconnect with the, you know, being born in trinidad and listening to soca music and coming to the uk and understanding more of the reggae music. and even if moses was here with us now, he would be round by the sound systems, listening to the music, chatting with his friends. he would be enjoying it the same way everybody else enjoys carnival. music was ray's — moses�*s — life and carnival, as jackie said previously,

the second type of rays are type a rays.ate deeply into the skin, the main disadvantage of the ray is that they break collagen fibers, these are the rays associated with photoaging, so if you do not want to age, do not sunbathe, if you sunbathe, protect yourself with sunscreen, now mikhail egorevich, sunscreen, the main thing we see, which has already been discussed 100 times, the fact is that all creams have inscriptions like this: on you need to pay attention to them, spf sunprotector factor, this tells us how much this cream protects us from ultraviolet radiation, and 50 is a very good number, in principle it is very useful for children, well, for adults too, for all of us , yes, so this number is very important, so the first spf, sun protection, the second inscription, the tube, this inscription says that this is usually not on the front side, on the back of this cream protects us from cancer, so this factor should also be and must be present without fail, i immediately want, so that you could say how much cream at least

during the public inquiry, ray was hailed as a hero, a modern—day moses.who moses was. he was a counsellor, he was a good friend, he was a great neighbour. and that was a testament to him on the night of the fire. people who were in his apartment at the time of their demise, and he looked after them. he was a great person. raymond bernard came to london from trinidad in the late �*60s. he worked as an electrician in the houses of parliament. he was a dj with a sound system and always loved the notting hill carnival. bernie now has a memorial bench in honour of her brother on powis square, in notting hill. i think it allowed him to reconnect with his roots. to reconnect with the, you know, being born in trinidad and listening to soca music and coming to the uk and understanding more of the reggae music. and even if moses was here with us now, he would be round by the sound systems, listening to the music, chatting with his friends. he would be enjoying it the same way everybody else enjoys carnival. music was ray's — moses's — life and carnival, as jackie s

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ray, come back soon.. 25 minutes' worth of business. the dow is up but only 50 points. it had been up 200 at the opening bell, and the nasdaq was up 50 at the opening bell, now it's up 14904. -- 144. apple, intel, amazon, visa, all of them on the upside. the s&p 500, best buy, cooper companies, west pharmaceutical, service now, palo alto networks. nasdaq, crowdstrike, pinduoduo, palo alto, mar a vel technology -- marvell technologies. >>> heavily armed men storming an apartment if complex that houses migrant. chad wolf on the let from migrant gangs. >>> harris and walz sit for their highly anticipated interview tonight. brian kilmeade on that. marsha blackburn discusses harris' campaign dodging questions on her frack flip-flop. betsy devos will join us. satisfaction with k-12 education is picking up. is that justified? the 10:00 hour is next. .. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher

in our museum we we use non-destructive methods of research: ultraviolet rays and x-rays. cases, we go to a regular clinic, where they help us. as an example of such cooperation with doctors, here is this icon of the late 19th century , chosen saints, when we looked at it under a microscope, there was an assumption that there is a lower paint layer, because infrared rays are ultraviolet rays, they do not look through the soil, through the red, they see only the first layers, look what we found on the x-ray, we see the image of the saint in the center. here it is, yes, we see his name in the margins, the holy martyr antipas of pergamon, we see two selected saints in the margins, we see emmanuel blessing the savior, who is not visible here on the outer layer, and we understand that this icon is more ancient, it was rewritten at the beginning of the 20th century, well, and that painting, most likely in the middle of the 19th century, you can even open this icon and make two of it. we already have more than thirty collections stored in the funds of our museum, namely those ite

ray higginson in wales. dr. ray. go ahead, hi george, uh, can you hear me? i hope so. um, yeah, firstly, i want to say, thank you for having me on the show for second time, it's a great honor, um, i'm a member of your party, uh, thought the election, um, my question is uh, given the horrendous riots that we saw recently, do you think uh, and i hope not, but do you think that these riots have adversely affected our cause? for a free palestine, thank you. i don't, dr. ray, and i knew it would be a more sensible question than the one that preceded it, and unfortunately i don't have lot of time to answer, but i think that the tide has turned on the palestine question amongst public opinion, not just in britain, but across the western world, of course, there is no tide needing to be turned in the... the world, public opinion, in the parts of the world where 83% of the population of the world live is overwhelmingly in support of the palestinian cause, but the tide has turned in western countries, and it isn't going to turn back, and the principal reason for that is quantity,

so being in china right now is very dangerous to your financial health, and ray dalio -- even ray dalios interesting, he definitely sees, you know, the winds changing perhaps in terms of the perception of communist china. why own these companies when you don't even own a full share, right? and many of these companies don't even follow the same accounting rules that the u.s. companies, public companies do, so we don't really know if the ccp is subsidizing all these companies and whether or not they've got real earnings. >> yes. and the other thing is that a lot of these company are not permitted to be owned by foreigners. and what companies have done is created these very e elaborate structures that are supposed to get around chinese law, but china that -- [audio difficulty] maria: you broke up there, gordon. i want to get your take, michael ball bone first about this investigation and really where we stand. it's interesting to see bridgewater also getting religion on this. >> you know, when you apply for a national security clearance, they spend a lot of time, investigators, asking you

ray higgenson in wales. dr. ray, go ahead. hi george, uh, can you hear me? i hope so. um, yeah, firstly, i want to say uh, thank you for having me on the show for second time, it's a great honor, um, i'm a member of your party uh, fought the election, um, my question is uh, given the horrendous riots that we saw recently, do you think uh, and i hope not, but do you think that these riots have adversely affected our cause for a free palestine? thank you, i don't, uh, dr. ray, and and you it would... be a more sensible question than the one that preceded it, and unfortunately i don't have lot of time to answer, but i think that the tide has turned on the palestine question amongst public opinion, not just in britain, but across the western world. of course, there is no tide needing to be turned in the rest of the world, public opinion, in the parts of the world where 83% percent of the population of the world live is overwhelmingly in support of the palestinian cause, but the tide has turned in western countries and it isn't going to turn back, and the princip

so, no matter how sad it may sound, but from ... violet rays we can go blind, that is why nature hastection. let's look into the eyes of our professor. now if you look at the circle in the professor's eyes, and the professor's eyes are blue, then we will see that the pupil is a small dot, yes, and if it were dark, the pupil would dilate. so, in the dark, the pupil dilates, since there is very little light, but as soon as we... it turns out that in a lighted space, the pupil constricts, it tries to reduce the amount of ultraviolet light entering the retina. in addition, to protect the eye, nature has come up with a special filter - the macula lutea. it is also a barrier to ultraviolet light. the macula lutea consists of the pigment lutein. 70% of all lutein in the eye is in the macular region. and if you compare how much lutein? this yellow pigment that covers the retina, protects it from sunlight and in the body, then how many times more in the eye, in the eye the concentration is 10 thousand times greater than in the blood plasma, therefore, thinking about protecting your eyes from

a ray of sunshine is shining on the mirror. dad, you left hints, abigail, honey, you 're here, i found ford, tell me how to turn off the device that takes power from special ones, i can only point in the direction, remember my words, you. said something about three friends, i need three objects, yes, warmth, stop, picture, these are engines, engines of all three types, bravo, right in that... they do everything together, so we need to somehow connect them, i caught the rays of the sun, the mirror, you can focus them in it rays, norman, i need engines of all three species, connect the engines together and point them at the mirror, it will collect their rays. dad, the power doesn't work here, dad, i did everything as you said, but the engines don't work, there is a mirror. engines, but without the power nothing will work, where are you, quiet, run, i'm here, i'm with you, i need you, dad, where are you ? did you do this? why would i do it, so that you would deprive the world not only of the special, but of their gift, so that you

during the public enquiry, ray was hailed as a hero, a modern—day moses.estament to him on the night of the fire. people who were in his apartment at the time of their demise, and he looked after them. he was a great person. raymond bernard came to london from trinidad in the late �*60s. he worked as an electrician in the houses of parliament. he was a dj with a sound system and always loved the notting hill carnival. bernie now has a memorial bench in honour of her brother on powis square, in notting hill. i think it allowed him to reconnect with his roots. to reconnect with the, you know, being born in trinidad and listening to soca music and coming to the uk and understanding more of the reggae music. and even if moses was here with us now, he would be round by the sound systems, listening to the music, chatting with his friends. he would be enjoying it the same way everybody else enjoys carnival. music was ray�*s — moses�*s — life and carnival, as jackie said previously, was his connection to his roots and to the forefathers that went before him with r

ray higgenson in wales. dr. ray, go ahead. hi george, can you hear me? i hope so. um, yeah, firstly, i want to say, thank you for having me on the show for second time, it's a... honor um, i'm a member of your party uh, thought the election, um, my question is uh, given the horrendous riots that we saw recently, do you think uh, and i hope not, but do you think that these riots have adversely affected our cause for a free palestine? thank you, i don't, dr. ray, and and you it would be a more sensible question than the one that preceded it, and unfortunately. i don't have lot of time to answer, but i think that the tide has turned on the palestine question amongst public opinion, not just in britain, but across the western world. of course, there is no tide needing to be turned in the rest of the world, public opinion, in the parts of the world where 83% of the population of the world live is overwhelmingly in support. the palestinian cause, but the tide has turned in western countries and it isn't going to turn back, and the principal reason for that is quantity, w

ray higginson in wales. dr. ray, go ahead. hi, joe. uh, can you hear me? i hope so. um, yeah, firstly, i want to say uh, thank you for having me on the show for second time, it's a great honor. um, i'm a member of your party uh, fought the election. um, my question is, uh, given the horrendous riots that we saw recently, do you think uh, and i hope not, but do you think that these riots have adversely affected our cause for a free palestine? "i don't uh, dr. ray, and i knew it would be a more sensible question than the one that preceded uh, and unfortunately i don't have lot of time to answer, but i think that the tide has turned on the palestine question amongst public opinion, not just in britain, but across the western world. of course, there is no tide needing to be turned in the rest of the world, public opinion." in the parts of the world where 83% of the population of the world live is overwhelmingly in support of the palestinian cause, but the tide has turned in western countries and it isn't going to turn back, and the principal reason for that is

aaron rai, though, shoots 64. let's not lose sight of that and he is our champion and standing by with amanda. amanda: aaron rai, we can finally say congratulations, you are a pga tour chmpion. your caddie just said it has been a journey. six years you two have been together and it feels so good to watch you walk into the winner's circle here. what does it feel like for you? >> thanks, amanda. incredible. truly a dream come true. even getting to the pga tour but understanding how difficult it is out here and how strong the standard of golf is is i'm just extremely grateful. it hasn't quite sunk in just yet but yeah, been amazing achievement. amanda: when did you become aware of what was happening behind you with max? aaron: not really until the 18th tee. i asked jason what the situation was and he said to me, just play a good hole so even then i wasn't completely aware of exactly what was happening. i just did a good job of sticking to what bedo well and it was amaze took finish off that way at 18. amanda: talk me

you know, ray, of course, benches the weapons of mass destruction. you had the new york times, judith miller, the new york times. who pushed that line in the course that came out. she was just repeating c, i a talking points and, but it took a long time for the new york times to finally kind of sheepishly say, well, i guess maybe they weren't weapons, man structure, you know, 1000000 lives later or whatever. and by the way, judith miller, i think it's now work and cnn. i was on some sort of panel, right. i know she made appearances on fox. i stopped watching fox when they fired tucker, but she was on fox. now. she's on cnn. great. okay, great. now let's put that back. i was on a panel they introduced, here's jude pulitzer prize winning judith miller from cnn. uh, banking. oh, she did some other things to do, you know, but it doesn't matter. doesn't matter. right. uh, she has the credentials, as you say, no matter what she did. so now the washington is assessed for the main stream. price is assessed for and the people are saying that they know line of

the last time he pitched robbie ray could not even make robbie ray could not even make it out of thet secret with these pits and everywhere else. with aluminum free secret whole body deodorant for 72 hour freshness. because it was reviewed by not just one but hundreds of gynecologists. and dermatologists. plus, it's gentle. so, i can use it everywhere. secret whole body deodorant. did you know your skin barrier is more receptive to skincare at night? olay super serum night repair. delivers five benefits in one. visibly renewing surface skin cells while you sleep. you'll see visible results in 7 nights. olay. offense is hard to watch. scoring a run. it feels like squeezing the very last bit of toothpaste out of the tube, right? could they put up some runs against one of the worst teams in history, the white sox? giants showcasing an olympic sport? the difference being these guys can actually break dance. giants had the bases loaded with nobody out in the third. they got only one run on a walk to elliott ramos. curt casali jogs in. he's going to get a lot more playing time with patrick

into two parts: in the area of ​​​​exposure to rays, only the necessary equipment and personnel.behind behind the glass we have operators, an operating room nurse, anesthesiology service, they, as you can see, are dressed in special vests, other clothes that do not allow. rays to penetrate, and we are located on this side of the glass, where we have control consoles, here is physiological monitoring of the patient's condition, in general, an assistant, a surgeon's assistant or a second surgeon sits here. robots help surgeons in the neighboring operating room. the medical center has two famous davinche devices. they are often used here for removing tumors in complex locations. the digital assistant works directly at the operating table. the surgeon's workplace is next to the console. the doctor controls the high-tech machine. as you can see, the instrument has three working hands, plus the camera is fixed. and i have two hands, so here is the left hand. inside the patient, where it is necessary to isolate fine structures, to go into narrower, more distant, so to speak, corners of

really appreciate you joining me tonight, ray. congratulations. this is obviously a really big step. how crucial was it for you to reach this agreement and how were you able to get it done? >> well, first of all, it was it was very crucial. and because this really unlocked the pathway for us to actually move to development, a lot quicker at the site. so that was very important. as you know, that this site has been an undivided interest owned by the city and the county together for quite some for 55 years. so for it to be in the hands of one entity is really critical. >> yeah. now you are. you have the whole ownership, if you will. i know there are still some other processes to take place, but a's president, dave kaval believes that your group will be strong stewards of this particular property, saying, quote, their leadership and development provides substantial opportunities and benefits for east oakland and the broader oakland community. ray, tell us a little bit more about what you have planned for the site. and do you believe that you will be

but i think i think we can go back to ray now. is ray's mike working? let's have a try.ot me. okay, we start with some breaking news. masked anti—immigration demonstrators have smashed windows at a houdayinn have smashed windows at a holiday inn express in rotherham, throwing pieces of wood and chairs, injuring at least one. police officer comes after police warned further violence was likely following protests in england and northern ireland. now at least 90 people were arrested yesterday amid clashes between demonstrators and counter—protesters, with police officers attacked and injured then as well. it comes after three girls were killed in after three girls were killed in a knife attack at a dance club in southport on monday. a knife attack at a dance club in southport on monday . well, in southport on monday. well, number 10 sources are disputing claims that sir keir starmer is planning a summer getaway on monday, despite the risk of further unrest which we're now seeing. it comes after tory leadership candidate robert jenrick urged the pm to cancel his trip and get

a's and rays game two. pitchers duel. the rays shane baez gave up only three hits in seven two thirds, struck out four. did not allow a run. joey estes for oakland only gave up three hits, but this was one of them. home run by jose siri to break a scoreless tie in the eighth. estes the hard luck loser. a's fall one to nothing. shut out for the 13th time this year. second most in the majors 49 ers. they will open the season in less than three weeks against the jets right here on abc seven. the hope is christian mccaffrey's calf will heal up in time for him to play. mccaffrey won the offensive player of the year award last season. coach shanahan knows why it's his relentless pursuit of perfection, maybe even at his wedding. >> when you're hurt, you're hurt. you can't go. but when you take every rep, every walk through everything you do, you're just so deliberate in everything. when he's probably walking down the aisle to get married, he's probably thinking about his feet and how to do routes. no offense to olivia, but, it's

the rai tv channel of italy recently aired an interview with a soldier of the ukrainian army, who hasn insignia of the ss belonging to the nazis on his helmet. germany can be seen in world war ii. ss was a paramilitary organization under adolf hitler whose activities were to be banned throughout europe after the fall of the nazis. the display of this ukrainian soldier with the s insignia took place while the italian government and other nato members have so far provided about 120 billion dollars in direct military aid. having the ukrainian army, well , we want to discuss this with mr. amed and avanddet, an italian journalist based in moscow . mr. avanddet, hello, good evening. first of all , i wanted your opinion about the latest example of showing neo-nazi tendencies. soldiers of the ukrainian army i would like to ask about food. this picture was broadcasted on rai 24 channel in italy and you yourself are both an italian journalist and a war correspondent who witnessed the war in eastern europe closely during the last one or two years. i think that rai network actually did something

, rais karlovna, raisa karlovna., cuckoo, yeah, what's the matter, and turtom, rais karlovna, why are you running away from me? no one has run after me for 50 years, i haven't played snowballs for a long time, nostalgia, you know, i remembered my youth, my youth remembered. i ask why you are running away from me, and i saw you in uniform and got scared, why are you in uniform, because i am on duty, that's why, if you want, i'll tell you why you came, to find out about vanechka, how smart you are, or if you want, i'll tell you who killed vanechka, come on, come on, muse, who, his muse, what muse? vanya shouldn't have offended his muse, he shouldn't, you don't have a brush, you know, i read his novel, it's such, such, it's not literature, of course, low literature, you can't make money on high literature now, i'm from ivan i didn't expect it, after all, my little one and i haven't... in short, if the reader is a fool, he'll swallow it with pleasure, and if the reader is not stupid, he'll laugh throughout all 400-odd pa

ray lee. chao.otaba a estos por el jardín central. esto en la parte alta del octavo y los tampa bay rays se adelantaban en el este de la bahía y luego, lamentablemente, andújar iba a fallar. victoria para los tampa bay rays. 1 a 0 ante los oakland raiders. vamos a hablar de los san francisco. 49ers porque la incertidumbre del panorama de 1 de sus jugadores más importantes luce mucho más claro y positivo. y claro que hablamos de brandon ihop que luego de desestimar otras ofertas estaría limando detalles con la gerencia roja y dorada para firmar un nuevo contrato con los niners. sin embargo, habrá que esperar la confirmación oficial que selle la renovación. vamos a cerrar con fútbol porque el director de selecciones nacionales, duilio davino, conversó con nuestros amigos de telemundo 52 en los Ángeles sobre el proyecto que se tiene con javier aguirre como dt y rafa márquez, asistente al frente del cuerpo técnico. sí, bueno, javier es el técnico con con más recorrido y y con más tiempo dirigiendo fuera

as ray the next few hours. as ray addison said in the bulletins.r starmer vowing to be robust and make sure that those who are violent face the full force of the law. but of course, the political tensions here and the tightrope he has to walk is very difficult. appearing to be tough on on crime here, but also acknowledging that in a few weeks time he's going to have to release a load of prisoners because all the jails are full, times, the times newspaper this morning, also reporting that next week keir starmer is set to go on holiday. now, obviously , go on holiday. now, obviously, if these riots continue and things get worse, then you would expect that he'll have to postpone those plans. not only that, but bear in mind parliament isn't even sitting at the moment. it rose for recess on tuesday and already you're seeing calls for it to be returned early. the likes of priti patel, former home secretary, who is of course, now a tory leadership contender , a tory leadership contender, saying it should be it should be returned early and we need to debat

ray, come in, hello, ray. looking better, who would have thought that oksanka, you would know how grateful i am to you, can you let oksana go right now? valeria, have you thought about it? yes, i beg you, let her go, if there's anything i need to sign, i'll sign. duty officer, bring in the detained zhelnerova, i don't understand this female friendship of yours, after what happened, oksana is a very close person to me, and i am to her too, otherwise i would n't be here now. forgive me, i know everything, you urgently need to have an operation, and i have already agreed with the doctors in moscow, they will help you. do you agree? i ask you. okay, i will do everything you say. wow. the man cheated on the massage therapist's wife. and now she is taking the house away from his family. in our studio there is an abandoned wife, from whom the last is taken. meet roza zaediny. why is your ex- husband and his new wife throwing you out of at home? i lived with my husband, when i got pregnant, he started beating me while

the smoothness of the skin is an even relief, it will only be when the rays that fall on our skin are it is gold when applied to the skin, it is very fine and distributed over the face, it promotes correct reflection, as if it evens out the texture of the skin, as a result, the skin becomes smooth and even. the girl looks at herself in the mirror and feels the effect of photoshop, because the wrinkles are smoothed out. the radiance of the skin appears and of course visually she sees the beauty of her face, the benefit is only visual, there is no penetration, of course, into the epidermis, the property of gold to reflect light is used not only in cosmetology, but in completely other areas. this my dream has been since childhood, so since childhood i saw myself only in this profession. the first spacewalk immediately brings to mind all the instructions that were drummed into you over many years of preparation, immediate preparation for the spacewalk. this is the dawn, when for the first time i began to consciously look at the earth, outer space, the dawn was floating towards us into lak

no , yes, they go to the outskirts of the city of ray, that is, varamin qarchak. these routes are apparently accessible on foot from the main route of 17th shahribareh street, next from zwar. there are those who go to the shrine of hazrat abdulazim from the neighborhoods near shahr ray, well , there are buses to return these loved ones, and the bus goes to the metro stations where pilgrims walk for a few hours and enter the shrine, so they usually spend an hour or two there. there is a ceremony, they mourn and visit after two or three hours according to their plan for their return , they should come by public transport so that they don't have to walk a lot on the way back, and what programs have been prepared along the way on the way of the procession. and there are mourning hands on the way , cultural programs, programs to revive the tradition, such as ta'ziyeh, on the way. it has been prepared and i am with them that some elements of some delegations are working hard to remind the shrine of seyyed al-shahda, a reminder between the two shrines for those who have

the a's looking to make it 2 in a row against the rays. joey s this was dealing to start this game here in the 5th. no he strikes out rob brantley to end the ending. still to 8th inning. now. jose siri. is going to get to ask this. one mistake can cost in baseball and it did right there. ray scored the first run of the game series. 15th home run of the season. bottom of the frame to mbas. he was also locked in for tampa. he strikes out zack gelof. he went seven-plus innings a shutout ball and struck out 4 strikes. like i said, one can be fatales and that was the one raises blank one to 0. all righty special. look at sports. well, 47 this afternoon. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. not too many cars out there, but we definitely do see a bit of fog there. >> hey, there i am in lake tahoe because i wanted to talk about this for seconds someone mentioned the meeting this morning and there's things are going to be snow in tahoe. if we're going to get a little bit of a chance of rain and >>

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hello, are you there, ray? yes, you are . there there, ray? yes, you are.ng trouble getting my head around this one. so can you explain exactly how this is going to work ? this is going to work? >> well, it's an interesting one. it's got quite a few people scratching their heads. i think it's fair to say they're calling this scheme sprint, and it's being described by the home secretary as a strategic reset on how the government tackles hateful or harmful activity . hateful or harmful activity. now, that could be online. it could be comments made in the workplace . it could be something workplace. it could be something that you've heard while you sat in a cafe or walking down the street. but it's basically anything that promotes violence or undermines democracy. now, the home office has been very keen to stress that it's going to be looking at issues such as islamist and far right extremism in the uk, but what has kind of caught people's attention is this idea of using terrorism resources to clamp down on extreme misogyny. now, of course, misogyny being the

rays came in and shutout the rays at home. 1-0 final. oakland's third loss in the last nine games.13. 49er fullback was drafted by the baltimore ravens. that day, juice held a draft party for his family. it did not go exactly as planned. thanks to the caterer. >> this beef jersey platter, you know, pretty standard in ohio. but, something was wrong with that meat. >> oh, no. >> so, we all got food poisoning and so the, you know, the best day of my life at that point just got drafted to the baltimore ravens in the fourth round, all celebrating, all happy, by the end of the night everyone was hurting. and, it did not, it made things worse that our septic tank went out at home. >> i don't think there is anything that can top that draft day story. juice? i know you are well today. . >>> all right, j-lo and . >>> i know it is officially official. j-lo, ben, they are headed for divorce. the hollywood power couple that rekindled and rose from the ashes of what it once was are again calling it quits. lopez filed to end the two-year marriage today. get this according to tmz the documents do

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into two parts: in the area of ​​​​exposure to rays only the necessary equipment. and personnel, thereass at we have operators, an operating room nurse, anesthesiology service, they, as you can see, are dressed in special vests, other clothes that do not allow x-rays to penetrate, and we are located on this side of the glass, where we have control consoles, here are physiological monitoring of the patient's condition, in general, the assistant surgeon or second surgeon sits here. in the neighboring operating room, robots help surgeons, in the medical center there are two famous da vinci devices, they are often used here to remove tumors in complex locations, the digital assistant works directly at the operating table, the surgeon's workplace is next to the console, the doctor controls the high-tech machine, as you can see, the instrument has three working hands, plus the camera is fixed, and i have two hands, so i change my left hand between two hands with the help of the robot. in the adult hospital alone, there are 30 operating rooms, every day at least 140 surgical interventions are

see, you won't see anything, in a month yes, and before that it's pointless to repeat the x-ray, butt what i'm talking about now, what i mean is that behind these things there can often be a cocklebur, we forget about cocklebur as a reason, we even remember, now about mycoplasma, they remembered us, what we only we don't remember, but i don't even remember in my hospital that we took someone's blood for pct for whooping cough, i don't remember something, maybe it passed me by, so remember the name of whooping cough, chinese hundred-day cough, if you have it, if it's choking with this, with this, you know, short pitz, maybe you need to drink a special antibiotic and you will stop infecting others, then anyway okay, next, how does tartar affect the condition of teeth? how good is chicory for the heart? questions from the doctor. alexander myasnikov asks, you answer. all the questions are elementary, all. this means i 'll be wrong. i don't know how men fall in love, but his gaze was fixed on me. i'm sitting here in the corner, surrounded myself. no, i didn't have any premonition, it was

he's had it x—rayed . he's had it analysed by x—rayed. he's had it analysed by experts.s the bard, it could be worth north of £200 million. gosh. >> well, we're pleased to say the window cleaner and owner of the window cleaner and owner of the painting, steve, joins us now. steve, welcome to gb news. first of all, just explain how you came to have this painting in your possession . in your possession. >> yes. hello. thank you for thank you for inviting me, well, my dad , acquired it in the mid my dad, acquired it in the mid 1960s, because he had an art and antique business in harrow , and, antique business in harrow, and, he tried to sell it on, but was told he paid too much for it and, brought it home and hung it on the wall. >> so hang on, if you've had it, if you've had this piece x—rayed, you've had it analysed by our experts. you've had it dated back to 1595. how come you haven't had it 100% proven that it is, in fact , william shakespeare? >> yeah. well, that's that's that's the million dollar question, really? >> in a way, isn't it? $200 million. well, who knows ?

the a's looking to make it 2 in a row against the rays. joey este, this dealing to start this game here in the 5th. no he strikes out rob brantley to end the ending. still to 8th inning. now. jose siri. is going to get to ask this. one mistake can cost in baseball and it did right there. ray scored the first run of the game series. 15th home run of the season. bottom of the frame to mbas. he was also locked in for tampa. he strikes out zack gelof. he went seven-plus innings, a shutout ball and struck out 4 strikes. like i said, one mistake can be fatales and that was the one res blank. a's one to 0. all right. well, most of the attention has been on who hasn't been at camp iu trent williams. there is a guy who had been there every day and has been turning heads rookie offensive linemen. dominic cuny. he's poised to start in his first season with the team he played in the entire 1st half of the game against the saints in say brock from a couple of sacks. let's hear from him and his compliment. he got from middle linebacker, fred warner. cra

. >> coming up in sports, giants were in dire straits for a win against the braves, hoping robbie ray could pitch them to victory. jason is going tell us how the braves roughed up. ray last for at oracle. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants were in danger of falling back below 500 and essentially out of the playoff race all together again entering tonight's match up with the braves time really running out for a team that is desperately looking to get back in the postseason. giants rookie grant mccray made his major league debut tonight. it would be memorable, but for all the wrong reasons, the braves jumped on robbie ray immediately in the first he hit the first 2 batters of the game. that's not jorge solera austin riley. then later in the inning, john's already down one, nothing bases loaded in michael harris. oh, yea. turns on that one. it's a slash shot into the co and all of a sudden while people are still ordering their garlic fries, its 5 to nothing. no one's even in their seats yet rated even last. the ending. now later on in the bottom of the first tyler fitzgerald gets on

strictly mandatory x-ray control. under x-ray control, the doctor first introduces contrast. contrast has colored the sacroiliac joint black. after the contrast is introduced, the medicine is introduced, it washes out the contrast. the contrast allows the doctor to aim and be in the right place. this is another additional injection, if we turn attention, that here even a thorn, an ostafite has already formed due to prolonged load, overload, therefore our task is to remove this inflammation, i repeat once again, here the rotator of the femur is also injected, since there is a zone of tension, then, in fact, everything is checked for results. as if there is no pain, there is no such pain, this is the kind of pain i felt, it is incomprehensible to the mind, this is the kind of pain i have, just imagine, i can’t even imagine, try to bend over, i bend over too from pain, sit down, stand up, remember, she couldn't do anything, oh, and sit, oh, this is debilitating pain. thank you very much, thank you, i thank you, this is the great god, our savior, we waited and watched as she left

this problem, we are thinking about how and where to deploy mirrors in orbit that would reflect the raystly from the solar panel at night. this is how the idea of ​​a startup was born: to launch satellites equipped with mirrors into a heliosynchronous orbit and set up the reflectors in such a way that they could redirect the rays of the solar panels around the clock. by the way, the americans honestly admitted that in their project was based on the russian space experiment program znamya. by controlling sunlight, the world would be powered forever. in the nineties , the russians launched a reflector satellite, and it worked, but we have come a long way since then. how far they have come is debatable, in any case, the znamya project was purely scientific and did not pursue commercial goals. its main task... was to test the energy efficiency of such a reflection, here we immediately see a startup that wants to announce this idea to her, that is, to the entire constellation of spacecraft as a business model, but by and large, technologically , they have not gone any further than they have h

ray price of one of the other speechwriters, but for the most part it was just the two of us crisscrossing the nation doing political events and so forth -- >> we will break away momentarily from our american history tv programming for live coverage of the u.s. senate. today lawmakers holding what we expect to be a brief session. no votes are expected until monday september 9. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the parliamentarian will read a communication to the senate. the parliamentarian: washington, d.c., august 30, 2024. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable christopher murphy, a senator from the state of connecticut, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m., on tuesday, september 3, 2024. the most brilliant people and the role. she played in his career was far beyond secretary and confidant and she was so so close to the family. the happens in fr

this season rays win 4 to 2. a quick note. we have the niners. okay.on the raiders on friday. they're traveling to vegas tomorrow. aaron wilson will be there. we will have pregame coverage, raiders gameday right here, a crime. alright, leading of the kickoff to the full game. all current >> right after kickoff ross and myself, raiders gameday, our post-game show with live coverage. from las vegas with erin wilson. this is the place to be if you're a raiders 100% or 9 ers fan. really ports fan? this place tune into kron friday. >> starting at 6.30, thanks, jay. that's all we've got tonight. we'll see

rays came in and shutout the rays at home. 1-0 final. oakland's third loss in the last nine games.ball. 2013. 49er fullback was drafted by the baltimore ravens. that day, juice held a draft party for his family. it did not go exactly as planned. thanks to the caterer. >> this beef jersey platter, you know, pretty standard in ohio. but, something was wrong with that meat. >> oh, no. >> so, we all got food poisoning and so the, you know, the best day of my life at that point just got drafted to the baltimore ravens in the fourth round, all celebrating, all happy, by the end of the night everyone was hurting. and, it did not, it made things worse that our septic tank went out at home. >> i don't think there is anything that can top that draft day story. juice? i know you are well today. . >>> all right, j-lo and starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. z'

his speech typing his on to the change meant also coming on us x ray of state on to me blinking and says israel supports a new ceasefire proposal. he's now calling on a month to do the same, but it's unclear and it's the new proposal addresses any of the militant groups concern. the him all welcome to the program and job i didn't, has been given, has been giving arising speech at the democratic national convention, making the case for voters to elect carmella harris. as the next us president biden was introduced to the podium by his daughter, ashley. and was welcomed by 8 huge standing ovation that lasted several minutes. biden's own decision not to seek re election. i'll find is that 20 to 24 presidential race. and he was quick to back harris, his vice president as the parties candidate instead pulls show harris and her running mate. tim was edging slightly. a. it's a complicated donald trump, in some crucial swing states. the president was welcomed with the chance of a thank you joe. alongside the minutes long standing ovation, let me ask you already about for freedom for democracy a f

but this was instantly followed by a quadruple bogey on the next hole to allow rai back in and the britund with this birdie put on the 18th to secure the title. it feels amazing. it truly is a dream come true. so many people have played a huge role in me being at this point, from my mum, my dad, the rest of my family. you can keep across all the news, the football transfers, third team gb athletes making their way home. that is all the support for now. i will be back later with more updates. this is bbc news. at doctor who treated valdo calocane three years before he killed people in nottingham warned his mental illness was so severe he could end up killing someone. this is according to medical records seen by the bbc. valdo calocane's mother told the bbc that this is one of many things overlooked. the doctor observed that valdo calocane was so lacking in insight and remorse that he could end up killing someone. that was the observation made during a workaround between a doctor and his health and care professionals. the family of valdo calocane said that was just one of the series of mi