i kiss this flag with the love of my iran, shower the world with flowers esh, unless my country votes for the future of my youth in this election, god willing, in the hope of god , it will be victorious and proud. we are a bit physically tired, but the fact that we are socializing with muradeh people makes us feel better . it is the duty of every iranian to participate in the fate of his country. it is the duty of me to come and vote. every iranian should come and vote. it is mostly for our sake, my country, for the fate of our country. the future of our children, the destiny of our country, we must have maximum participation. and today, what remained was the epic presence nasser akbarpour of chahar mahal and waqt radio and television news agency. the people of different cities of chaharmahal bakhtiari province , by attending the ballot boxes , considered their role to be influential in determining the fate of the country, also the villagers of chaharmahal bakhtiari province took steps to make iran proud and prosperous with high participation in the elections. we must vote, it is our

people have always been, are, and will always be the people of esh at the stage. the 200th revolution is for us to decide for ourselves and be in control of our own destiny. we have come today to the next fund to finish the unfinished work and be a work and the eyes of the enemy. thank you for your companionship and loving care, god bless you , mr. hosni and our colleagues in the center of virjand , south khorasan province, but let's go to lorestan province , khorramabad and join my colleague, mr. begiri. greetings, good morning. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace and blessings be upon prophet muhammad and his pure family, and peace be upon you from lorestan , and from the epic presence of the people of this land to you we say that the revolutionary people are always on the stage of lorestan in the second stage of the 14th presidential election cycle , like other zealous compatriots of our country, with their enthusiastic presence at the ballot boxes , a historical and enduring saga. creating in khorram abad, the wise and understandi

> don't no one talks about this i haven't figured out why but chemistry burgum accomplished, rubio, esh. vance, really, really, when is government, quickly incredible live story believed in rust belt when you fight in trenches for four-year period of time unthinkable conditions i think that is j.d. vance i think the right pick, also you, to carry the torch he has charisma to carrier the torch super excited. >> what about your speech thursday night. >> i got a great speech many unique thoughts i can speak from no one knows my father on this planet better than i do, not only have i worked for him my entire adult life i don't care what senator congressman you are, take off can't deliver that speech -- i probably get jeers from some people, i go deep no one else could have endured this the pure weaponization the worst the of this government in a democracy that is supposed to be best in the world what they put that man through especially what they put up with. tried to -- >> i have 110 subpoenas most subpoenaed person in history of the country -- no gloves no games no -- just honesty, it is

thank you all for coming tonight to celebrate ourim grant lead eshs.rdinary leadership of immigrant run or owned small buildings. that supports immigrant communities. tonight we have the honor of recognizing masha trig ler. with the entrepreneur leader award. [applause]. >> broke bearers received the title in brazil in 2013 the first time the school in thes world promoted a woman to the highest level. >> >> she began her journey in san francisco in 1982. and foogz share the arts with her community. lead to her obtain u.s. citizenship and build a community in san francisco. for 30 years she has united diverse populations in the mission, and made it possible for many young people to train for free. >> her achievements paved the way for women for the lbgtq+ community and student in san francisco and worldwide. congratulations. [applause]. >> first, thank you for the commissioners. thank you very much. for the you know, having my name on the table and be able to be here today. as an immigrant came here 32 years ago undocumented, you said it allism start in

and eshe's been a voice to help usa articulate that, our best messenger helping articulate the stakes on the ground in our communities. she'll be doing that and helping us understand the global trends and fear around what fascism looks like abroad. and so i actually think that we have the ability now to really create a new alignment. this is always going to be a turnout election, and she just energized the base in a way that no other candidate had, right? and so i think that that's the excitement, that's the joy. a coach once told me when they wanted to understand what team was going to win, the first thing they do is look at who has their shoulders back? because they're the believers. i think because we're sitting taller in this moment and capturing that and building the infrastructure, it is that relief, but the infrastructure put in place four years ago, the infrastructure we rely on every day at planned parenthood and the commentary angela and others and you do to help us meet in this moment, that's what's going to m capture this moment and le us tuforward. >>us you mention black

a number of eshings movers on the move today.lers, axp, we talked about earlier, which was not responding well to numbers. actually, adding to some losses here this morning, sara. >> yeah, we're down 4.25%. didn't express a ton of concern when it came to spending at american express but analysts on the -- we're expecting more on the revenue guidance, even though they did take up the profit target. i was looking at netflix as well because it's up 1.2%. 8 million subscribers added represent growth. they saw growth in every region. it was led by asia-pacific. and generally, most analysts, david, are taking their targets up on netflix this morning. >> yeah. and the stock is reacting ever so slightly in the positive direction. again, the questions about growth from the ad-supported tier and how much that's going to pick up. the new ad-tech platform they say they're testing in canada and will introduce and roll out in the u.s. next year. i mean, they are the dominant provider when it comes to streaming, there's no doubt about that, but

. ♪ gotta be esh ♪ lorenzo was found at a recycling facility in san jose early yesterday morning.cameras captured police at the scene of that tragic discovery. investigators say the toddler's mother reported her missing shortly after her father was found dead in san francisco. sfpd says there is no sign of foul play in the father's death. at this time, we don't know how he died. authorities are also not providing any details as to how the little girl died. >> time now is 713 and new this morning. home depot has been ordered to pay $750,000 in damages. that's after an investigation by sonoma and three other california counties found the company was violating state law. when it comes to gift cards, they require stores to redeem in cash, a gift card with a value of less than ten bucks. but an investigation by the da of the four counties found home depot didn't always honor that request, and a former manager of a downtown san francisco hotel has been sentenced to prison over kickbacks from hotel contractors. jeffrey palmero was sentenced to more than five years behind bars. the novato