it forward a degree because people now have a fuller picture.— have a fuller picture.it confirms what i said last _ have a fuller picture. it confirms what i said last week, _ have a fuller picture. it confirms what i said last week, which - have a fuller picture. it confirms what i said last week, which is l have a fuller picture. it confirms i what i said last week, which is this is a situation that escalated very quickly, it was a very violent situation, issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last year did that happen before their officers arrived. at 7:20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on ekaterina airways flight from toha. the seat may have taken place on board or any baggage hold, although the airline denies it happened on the plane —— hold, although the airline denies it happened on the plane -- qatar airways flight from doha. then there was an altercation at manchester's terminal to starbucks six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arreste

fuller. please call the first item. [gavel] >> item 1 is general public comment, which is for topics under the commission mandate but not related to a specific item on today's agenda. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of general public comment in person may line up against the wall furthest from the door and if you are commenting from outside the chamber, please press the raise your hand button in the webinar or press star 3 on your phone to be recognized. and it appears we do not have inperson commenters and sfgovtv is letting me know we do not have callers interested in speaking for general public comment either. so that concludes public comment. >> that concludes general pub lic comment. please call the next item. >> item 2 is communications and the director's report. director carla short is here to present and this is an informational item. >> good morning commissioners. welcome commissioner anderson. carla short, director public works. much happened since our last meeting. we had city wide pride

i think at least we've got that fuller picture this morning.then bring the right actions as a result of those investigations. mr burnham, you mentioned the social media impact. and there is a danger that in the absence of verified factual information in that vacuum, rumour speculation fills the void, isn't there? is that in your mind as this investigation, as you say, takes an unknown amount of time? yes, it certainly is. i think there's learning for everybody from this because this is a phenomenon of our times, isn't it? that video will emerge from whichever source, but it will go out there and everyone then becomes a, you know, an expert on it and says, "oh, i know exactly." "and this is it," and makes a sort of absolutely sort of unequivocal judgement on the back of it. but, you know, life, as ijust said a moment ago, isn't like that. the risk is, of course, you get consequences from those judgements and that that furore that builds and that can have impact in communities, it can have an impact on public order. the thing i would say is polit

happened fuller picture of what happened between police and the man they arrested. good evening. western leaders are tonight urging restraint in the middle east after yesterday's rocket attack in the israeli occupied golan heights, in which 12 children and teenagers died. today, funerals were held for victims of the attack which israel blamed on the lebanese militant group hezbollah — and responded with air strikes hitting targets in southern lebanon. hezbollah, which is backed by iran, denied responsibility, but this evening, the white house said the rocket did belong to the group and was fired from an area it controls — and the israeli security cabinet has held an emergency meeting to discuss further action, fuelling fears of a wider conflict. the rocket struck the town of majdal shams, home to the arabic—speaking druze community. thousands attended funerals today for some of the young victims. paul adams reports from the town. through the streets of majdal shams, the coffins came one by one. a town reeling in shock, consumed by collective grief, terrified about what happens ne

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to give a fuller picture, all of this information should have been put into the public domain and peoplessues here. the amount of force, which i think is proportionate and reasonable. arresting these two individuals, including use of taser and i think that is appropriate given the way they are attacking the police officers. i think the part which i think is excessive force is when the man was down, after being tasered, then being kicked in the head and stamped on his head, i think that was it not reasonable and i think now the matter is being investigated. we have had the independent office for police conduct it will take hold of the investigation so it will be independent of greater manchester police, which is what should have happened. and i think now is a time for calm. i don't think it is necessary for any demonstrations or people to come out on the street. they just people to come out on the street. theyjust need to wait for the outcome of the independent office for police conduct investigation. they move fairly quickly in saying they are going to interview, under caution, the polic

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at called it a "complicated situation." least we have 9 picture at least we have got much fuller picture of this morning. let's allow investigators to do their work, and then bring the recite —— the right actions as a result of those investigations. you're watching bbc news. let's get more now on an incident at manchester airport last week, and new footage has emerged which ended with a police officer kicking a man in the head. the cctv appears to show how three officers were trying to make arrests, when two men punched two of them to the floor. speaking to ben boulos on bbc breakfast, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has urged people to allow the authorities to continue their investigation. it is an extremely difficult situation, but at least this morning it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture, and it confirms what i said last week, which is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly, a very violent situation, issues on both sides. the key now is that we allow the two parallel investigations to complete their work. so there is one

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and donald trump's fuller republican bibles have lined up to heat praise on the u. s. presidential hopeful that the 2nd day of their convention in milwaukee among them for the south carolina governor nikki haley who used to have speech to endorse a white house come back. even calling on americans who disagree with him on certain issues to folk trump. another night of jubilation. milwaukee supporters tier. as donald trump appears with his running mate, j. d. then. but they're not the only stars that the evening trump form arrivals are also in the spot like just months ago. they were attacking him on the campaign trail. but to night, they're here in a show of support. donald trump has my strong endorsement harry humor us ambassador to the u. n. n. south carolina governor nikki haley was the last candidate to pull out of the race. she had called trump on electable and unfit for office, but changed her tune in may, saying she would vote for him if we have 4 more years, advice, or a single day of, here's our country. we badly worse off. for the sake of our nation, we hav

the is where the defense when this to the guidelines he said has fuller crust. the red line saying a, basically what we've been hearing from is really officials and be some days to has been saying there will be returned ation. for the incident on such a day on the occupied a golden heights that code of 12 children and today again, also a civilian most codes and then from shopping to in an, as strike from an in bucket strike in, in the north. me. well i'm and so israel targeting hezbollah, how is the group likely to respond? a clean tension is peking and, and the ban on this brings about anxiety invaded with a fear from a why the confrontation, you know, in these moments an old war cannot be ruled out up until today. this was still a kind of a calculated or contained confrontation, but this is certainly a new chapter with that talk today. this is clear extension of the rules are rules of engagement and somehow crossing the red lines. there's no doubt that hezbollah will respond to that. now the timing, the nature of the geography of this response is yet to be det

influential role around the globe, more influential than the past and its economy, in part, depends on a fullernto the global economy and into the supply chains around the globe, particularly in the context where other industries and countries are looking at alternatives to china so for india it is important to establish that sort of trading investment and economic relationship as well as the political one i've i've just mentioned, so there is a lot there and it builds on that, those links, the human link. here in the uk, sir keir starmer will face his first prime minister's questions this afternoon — just a day after he suspended seven labour mps for rebelling against the government. they'd voted for a scottish national party amendment to scrap the two—child benefit cap the prime minister has previously said it's unaffordable to ditch the policy. but many within his party disagree, and hope he'll change his position in the coming months. here's nick eardley. the ayes were 103, the noes were 363. so the noes have it, the noes have it. unlock. less than three weeks in power, the new government h

but at least this morning it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture.id last week, which is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly, it's a very violent situation. issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesday that happened before their officers arrived. at 7.20pm there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we hav

but at least this morning, it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture.is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly, it was a very violent situation. issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesday that happened before their officers arrived. at 7.20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we have spoken to close

influential role around the globe, more influential than the past and its economy, in part, depends on a fullerparticularly in the context where other industries and countries are looking at alternatives to china so for india it is important to establish that sort of trading investment and economic relationship as well as the political what i've just mentioned so there is a lot there and it builds on that, those links, the human link, we used to talk about the living bridge between india and the living bridge between india and the uk. white between india and the uk. sorry, i have to cut it short the. —— between india and the uk. sorry, i have to cut it short there. let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale who's in delhi. a significant visit for the foreign secretary. what can we expect from this visit? trade will be a key issue but how easy will it be for the two countries to reach an agreement specifically on trade? you are riaht, agreement specifically on trade? you are right. the — agreement specifically on trade? gm. are right, the economy is the fundamental purpose of this

but at least this morning, it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture.h is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly. it was a very violent situation. issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesday that happened before their officers arrived. at 7.20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we have spoken to clo

but at least this morning, it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture.id last week, which is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly. it was a very violent situation. issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesday that happened before their officers arrived. at 7.20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we

the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham says we now have a fuller picture of the manchester airport night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you have got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! you have got him on the floor. the man in blue here is now known to millions as the man who had his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers, who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him. and this footage ends as the man in blue is kicked in the head. a m

the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham says we now have a fuller picture of the manchester airportst night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video — obtained by the manchester evening news — shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning — you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you have got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! you have got him on the floor. the man in blue here is now known to millions as the man who had his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him. and this footage ends as the man in blue is kicked in the head

secretary fuller, please call the next item. item five is the public works collaboration with the department of environment, report and director carla short will present this item and is joined by the department of environment's chief policy and public affairs officer, charles sheehan. and this is an informational item. i'm going to try to use this microphone. good morning, commissioners. again i'll be presenting today hoping to give you a glimpse into some of san francisco's environmental priorities and showcase our extensive collaborations with the san francisco environment department. i want to thank charles sheehan, who's here today, for joining us. he is the chief policy and public affairs officer for the department of the environment. as you know, probably san francisco has been at the forefront, forefront of environmentally conscious policy making on a local level for quite some time now. in 1996, san francisco voters created the department of the environment to lead the city's efforts with other city departments, includi

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here in the uk, the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham says we now have a fuller picture of theer evening news, shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning that you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you have got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! you have got him on the floor. the man in blue here is now known to millions as the man who had his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers, who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him. and this footage ends as the man in blue is kicked in the head. a man with his hands up, who is later hit in the back of the head with a taser, appears to be the same man seen in grey in the

richard fuller , former economic fuller, former economic secretary to the treasury, is now the conservative party chairman. kemi badenoch is now shadowing angela rayner on housing and levelling up, but it's not yet clear how long these appointments will hold as rishi sunak confirmed last friday he will be resigning now. the new labour government has admitted the summer will be a challenging one for them, as the first boat full of migrants since the general election crossed the english channel this morning, the group of 64 illegal migrants was intercepted by a border force vessel and taken to a migrant processing centre in dover harbour. this afternoon. another boat also attempted but failed to make the crossing from france. it brings the total number of migrants crossing so far this year to 13,500. that's up 12% on the same period last yeah up 12% on the same period last year. and it comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is dead and buried, claiming he's not in the business of gimmick politics. now the prime minister concluded a whistlestop tour of the uk today to reset.

it is a lot less rude than actually a fuller primary, because in this case, they are just trying to convincele over 2000 people who have been nominated to select the candidate. and i think it wasn't until recent decades that the nomination process was so closed. it used to be that it was a bit more of a competition, and it was in recent decades that some of the rules were changed, so by the time we got to nomination, that person was already locked in. so it is kind of throwing this back open to be very, very democratic process, even though it is a bit messy. but democracy is messy, and sol is a bit messy. but democracy is messy, and so i think that's just kind of a reflection of a moment in time where this party is trying to reflect the concept of the will of the people and having vigorous debate now that the presumptive nominee who was not yet nominated has decided to step aside. sol think any losses to be determined in the next days and weeks as we see who else is willing to step forward. but even if no one else steps forward, i think whoever has the presidential nomination has the opportu

i think at least we've got that fuller picture this morning.. mr burnham, you mentioned the social media impact. and there is a danger that in the absence of verified factual information in that vacuum, rumour speculation fills the void, isn't there? is that in your mind as this investigation, as you say, takes an unknown amount of time? yes, it certainly is. i think there's learning for everybody from this because this is a phenomenon of our times, isn't it? that video will emerge from whichever source, but it will go out there and everyone then becomes a, you know, an expert on it and says, "oh, i know exactly." "and this is it," and makes a sort of absolutely sort of unequivocal judgement on the back of it. but, you know, life, as ijust said a moment ago, isn't like that. the risk is, of course, you get consequences from thosejudgements and that that furore that builds and that can have impact in communities, it can have an impact on public order. the thing i would say is politicians really shouldn't be part of that, you know, that rush toju

overnight, as they say, deep insights live in them but also in southern living on, on infrastructure, has fuller infrastructure. but of course right now is by just waiting to you to see what if, if you will hear from them of the, uh, it's rarely secure to cabinet. it has been convincing this often noon. prime minister benjamin netanyahu came back from the united states. what they will decide there's a lot of pressure inside from this government to retire good as forcefully. but we also understand from just the magic forces that they don't want to see why the escalation. so it all depends on what sco uh is wrong. it's expected they retired, but, and what's the scope and, and when this will happen, because all of this, of course is right. you said there are concerns that this could lead to a why the escalation needs know why the war that was the w corresponding tonya kramer recording for us from motional shops in the golden heights, tonya, thank you. and we also spoke to the w b. ruth bureau chief mohammed straight that and he told us more about israel's retaliation on loving on and possible react

he said, quote that his fuller will pay a heavy price for this type of $1.00. that has, it has not been paid so far. that's what he said. he has convene to secure to cabinet. as soon as he will be landing, this is necessary if it pertains to decision on a potential escalation of war that needs to be avoid. so we will know more about that later. but this is certainly a very dangerous situation right now here in the region. right, you correspondents, tanya cream out into sullivan. thank you. as most are, is making headlines around the well, that's the cut. some of them around the supreme leader. i actual i lead coming to a has officially given his endorsement to president elect my suit as a scan. any ceremony around the new precedence is due to be sworn in before parliament on tuesday, follows the death of the brain rising in a helicopter crash and made us japan and south korea have agreed to strengthen military ties. talks in tokyo will address tensions with china and threats from north korea. the us is to overhaul its command structure in japan, where more than

months since october 7, and since the warrant garza started the housing cross for the tax between has fuller and israel. and this is related to a very much so to the door. uh in garza no, this good now i would be hearing from alice for those from officials here that has been a lot of calls for retaliation. of course. uh um, but you know, this is what many have fee is there where these costs for the tires, but at the same time, you know, as stripe like this with a lot of civilian casualties that could tip the balance. so it all depends. now what this security cabinet will decides how those counts of strikes will look like . uh, and they could be a potential, of course, for a vida escalation. that was dw use corresponding tonya cramer reporting for us from the golan heights tanya, many tanks, indeed a and a short time ago i asked he's able to use a root bureau chief mohammed tray to what he could tell us about israel's retaliatory strikes on hezbollah. target's 11 on what this morning. the 1000 front is looking relatively caldwell off those where i launched at least 5 attacks on the been on ov

and donald trump's fuller republicans arrivals have lined up to heap praise on the us presidential, hopeful at the 2nd day of their convention in milwaukee. among them, form it south carolina governor nikki haley who used her speech to endorse a white house, come back even calling on americans who disagree with them on certain issues to vote from as the another night of jubilation in milwaukee supporters cheer. as donald trump appears with his running mate, j. d then, but they're not the only stars of the evening. trump form arrivals are also in the spotlight. just months ago, they were attacking him on the campaign trail. but tonight they're here in a show of support. donald trump has my strong endorsement harry humor us impass it or to the u. n. n. south carolina governor nikki haley was the last candidate to pull out of the race. she had called trump on electable and unfit for office, but changed her tune in may, saying she would vote for him. if we have 4 more years, advice, or a single day of here. our country will be badly worse. for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald t

the 39 year old form is silicon valley. venture capitalist had been a critic of the fuller president, but has since become a loyal allies. the w's washington bureau, chief enos, pole is at the convention, are stolen from so many nation as the presidential candidate on the 1st day of the republican national convention. what's expected, the focus was on the question he would pick for vice president. the excitement from the delegates was strong when they learned it would be j. d, but i think it's amazing. i like them a lot. i think he's very smart. i think he's got a wide range of popularity and i think it will attract a lot of people that may be traveling younger. that may be, trump would have had a hard time. so i think it's wonderful with this was upbringing that he had in, in the appalachian mountains, regardless of just it. he is the common man that became wash, you know, went to washington rather than he was not a product of washington. that's why, like i'm say it's or advance is a man. i think it's perfect for the role. we need someone with you in vigor in the republican party suc

and the washington bureau chief again, us fuller, was following biden's speech and shed had thoughts. this was not an easy speech for the sitting president to make. it was to biden's 1st appearance on camera officer. he dropped out of the ribs and everyone of course was still focused on his performance. how was he sound? how would he look? and can you convince people that he's still fit for the job until the, you know, the ration of the next president in january 2025? he did. okay. there's no surprises focused on the rest of his presidency. and the job he wants to get done in the remaining 6 months. in his term. he promised to lower costs for hardworking families and grow the economy. he vote to keep defending personal freedoms and civil rights from the right to vote, to the right to choose. and of course, he attacked donald trump was out saying his name, mapping out what it would mean if it would be able to bring back the white house. it's a speech for the history books, not because of biden's performance or any groundbreaking news, but because it marks his story making moment a sitt

months since october 7, and since the warrant garza started the housing cross for the tax between has fuller and is rather, this is related a very much so to the door in garza. no, this good. now i would be hearing from analyst adults from officials here that i've seen a lot of calls for retaliation. of course. uh um, but you know, this is what many have fee is there where these costs for the task, but at the same time, you know, a strike like this, with a lot of civilian casualties. that could tip the balance. so it all depends. now what this security cabinet will decide how those count as strikes will look like a and they could be a potential, of course, a for a, by the escalation, that was the, the use corresponding, tonya kramer reporting for us from the golan heights, tonya many tanks, indeed i spoke earlier to marina muran, a military analyst with a king's college london, and i asked her to tell us why has the law has been denying the attack company is really controlled gold heights a good day. well, 1st of all, if we look at the dynamics, also conflict between israel and hospital are

he said, quote, that has fuller will pay a heavy price for this type of $1.00 that has, it has not been paid so far. that's what he said. he has convene to secure to cabinet as soon as he will be a landing. this is necessary if it pertains through decision on a potential escalation of war that needs to be avoid. so we will know more about that later. but this is certainly a very dangerous situation right now here in the region. right. you know, the correspondents, tanya cream out in jerusalem. thank you. so let's look at most stories making headlines around the world around supreme leader i out to the all you come in a hassle officially given his endorsements to president elect my suit as ex kind a ceremony there on the new president is due to be sworn in before parliament on tuesday, photos the death of the brain, rice you in a helicopter crash on a us, japan and south korea have agreed to strengthen military ties. talks in tokyo will address tensions with china and threats from north korea. the us is to overhaul its command structure right in japan, where more than 50000 american troo

but at least this morning, it has moved forward a degree, because people now have a fuller picture.which is that this is a situation that escalated very quickly. it was a very violent situation. issues on both sides. greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesday that happened before their officers arrived. at 7.20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we have spoken to

i discovered a wonderful man called buckminster fuller from american architect and inventor.. i did classics it school and i did classics. >> stephen: did you have to brush up on your math and your science to do that? how does one go from art and such to engineering? >> james: i went to work for an engineering company, so i learned the engineering process, the inventing process. >> stephen: you didn't have to have any engineering information to get hired by an engineering company? that's a very generous company. that really is. is this the first -- >> james: in fact, he asked me to design a high-speed landing craft. >> stephen: this is the first thing that you designed. were you a boatman? >> james: no, didn't know anything about boats or glass fiber, which is what it's made of. i was learning as i went on. >> stephen: was this successful? >> james: yeah, very successful. we sold hundreds of them around the world. it's still being made. >> stephen: wow. do you see yourself, do you see yourself as an inventor? >> james: yes, but more a development of tchnology and a designer a

and the strike on the has fuller come on the in be root us about i consider what happened during the around to be a conspiracy he met with the reigning president. and diamond is really a talk. help them develop nonwhite glove rob. we'd be a response to the assassination. i expect there to be a strong response window and also response from 11 on. there will also be a response to the crime and 11 on yesterday. and then today we are facing the disaster with the assassination of the martyr. commander, excuse me, is a need.

of guiding us on this path that we have taken and day by day this path will be more passionate and fuller0 medical processions in qom province this year compared to last year. in the past, we had a two-fold growth in the area of ​​correspondence that we recorded. some of these processions will be stationed in iran itself rather than near the border. these processions are from the countries of afghanistan, iraq, nigeria, pakistan, thailand, india, and azerbaijan to provide services to the arbaeen pilgrims of imam hussain (peace be upon him). throughout the year , we are at the service of zahirin be masoumeh and zahirin imam zaman in pemar blvd. azam and the fact that arbaeen is approaching, god willing , we are also at the service of imam hussein's pilgrims. from the days of arbaeen hussaini , we will have a program on the najaf-karbala walk, god willing, to the pilgrims of abu abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, for more than ten years , we have been serving in this procession. culture should give special importance to procession prayers , congregational prayers should be established

the world's largest saline lake is fuller and sweeter than previous years , the second phase of the water transfer project to lake urmia opened. currently, the water volume of the lake has quadrupled and the area of ​​the lake has tripled. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may the peace and blessings of muhammad and the family of muhammad be speedy , dear viewers, hello, less than 8 hours until the start of the election of the ninth president, today people across the country will go to the polls to choose one of the two candidates to replace president shahid raisi. to choose and leave the executive affairs of the country in his hands for the next 4 years. iranians are voting today. even some of them who did not participate in the first round of the elections talked to our reporters about their decision to go they said at the polls. today, religious democracy will once again display the will of the people under the flag of the islamic republic. today, every single vote is so important for the election of the ninth president that each of the candidates will win th