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york city story. nework city must be made in the city were everyday people can find an affordable place to live. young people, immigrant families and retired folks need a place to call their own. we continue to support public housing every step of the way. it is our affordable housing stop and a pathway out of property -- poverty. public housing was funded by the federal government. last year we made renovations to more than 8500 apartments. we committed a historic 23 billion dollars for housing, including money for the pairs to buildings. -- repairs to buildings. we got the trust path, unlocking billions of dollars for overdue renovations. we have never gotten it done if we did not have tenant leaders like barbara leading the way. [applause] she helped neighbors along with so many other night shift rags -- residence. they took the long ride to albany and spent day after day meeting with lawmakers. barbara, you got it done for us, and now we will get those repairs done for you and not shift workers. [appl

especially rampant in new york city. music fades] - what we saw in the '80s was sort of that incessant appeal to white voters in different ways from different people, trying to paint particularly african americans as the root of their problems. - i always go back to "send me your tired and your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." they didn't see black people coming also as huddled masses. [indistinct chanting] - 1989, there was a series of horrific incidents during that year, the killing of several black kids who wandered into white neighborhoods and were chased and killed for no reason whatsoever. - the fact is you can go back to that time and see the earliest political manifestations of donald trump with the central park five. - wildin'. new york city police say that's new teenage slang for rampaging in wolf packs. - a woman jogging in new york central park last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack is just the latest example of "the complete breakdown

new york city. ut very quickly the electrical grid was extended to middle class neighborhoods in new york city so that by turn of the century, if you were living in a middle class section of new york city or middle class section of chicago or i don't know, evanston, you had electric lights. that's a fundamental transformation of the way your life works, changes, all sorts of things. just to have electricity, which is a long winded way of saying that a good swath of american society, the richest americans and a growing middle class, the industrial system wasn't, a burden at all. it was this very excite thing that was bringing a call of life to and your family that was unprecedented. and the industrial system needed those. it needed them as working people in their offices. it needed them as consumers consumers. but and you knew this was coming, but what they needed more. were people to work in the mines to work in the mills to work in the factories, to run the machines that made the industrial system w

but my question, even though new york city is essentially new york city, these migrants are saying thesemike this is not good for us and we will camp out in front of the hotels causing chaos for people because really, this is not fair to new yorkers for people to walk through this every single day. is there anything to say if it's not good enough you can leave? or is it because sanctuary city is in place, they cannot be expelled in any way, shape or form? >> they certainly cannot be expelled, but we can offer them tickets on a bus to anywhere they want to go. that is a point not being said that none of these people have a gun to their head. none of these people are forced to stay anywhere. all of these folks if they believe better resources better shelter, a better job elsewhere, they are free to leave and the city would provide them with transportation whichever final destination they would choose. they are staying here because the golden goose is pretty good in new york. we have right to shelter law, which the mayor is constrained by. he is under some obligation to provide the bare nec

it feels so good to be in new york city, where nightlife is just thriving, isn't it? use. even though i moved away from new york, i still get a buzz when i come back home. you just can't beat new york city. thank you so much. this was such an amazing night. i'm so grateful that you liked it. both: mwah! mwah! kimberly davis there, up all night in new york city. and if you're planning a trip there this year, here's a rundown of some of the things that you can see and do while you're there. # you know that. # every year we wait...#. if you're a musical theatre buff, then the recently opened museum of broadway might be something to sing about. inside, you'll find memorabilia from over 500 productions, including costumes, set pieces and props, spanning 300 glorious years of history and culture. after a two—year shutdown, the statue of liberty reopened for business in the autumn, and visitors with stamina can once again climb the 277 steps to the top of its crown. but if you don't fancy the walk up, why not take in the views from the staten island ferry? the service runs se

here, the new city of ramin was located 38 kilometers from ahvaz. job opportunities have created a city with a company. 65,000 people have a population of only 1,000 people, because of jobs , one of the reasons for people's acceptance of some new cities is to distance themselves from employment centers in big cities. and we know more than 90% of the companies in business companies and small and domestic works and not designing the cities based on the land use, have a million land , which is one of the most suitable areas of iran's south coast, where the income is suitable for living there, the cities were created based on the land use , the capacity of the coastal strip that is considered by the government the capital is also guaranteed. the guaranteed capital of an efficient teacher is a hidden treasure. during the last year, we had 1.9 new flats in exchange for using the existing capacity. based on this , it was decided to establish five agricultural cities in the southern coastal strip of the country. establishment of businesses in five coastal ci

>> well, new york city has changed so much. especially in the last three years and this is not anything that's new. this has been an issue in new york city for years and years and years. this is not anything new and blacks are starting to understand communities like mine, they're starting to understand new york is not the place where dreams are made of and whether it's they're starting a business or grow a family or own a home, it's not here in new york anymore. >> by the way schools are underperforming and failing our kids and sending kids to fancy private schools. >> come here and make dreams happen and we'll pay for it and it's on the backs of taxpayers and meanwhile on the backs of city workers and city workers are working tirelessly to keep the trains running and garbage picked up and fire fighters and police officers answering 911 calls and not all services are afforded to us and offering $55,000 to migrants but what happens to the city workers that can't crest at $55,000 to provide for their own family so they have to get

removal of 10,000 residential units across the country with the presence of the president in the new city of parand on the fourth day of the decade of fajr, the beginning of the five plans of the oil industry in hormozgan with the presence of the oil minister , the exchange center of iran's currency and gold will replace the market consisting of foreign exchange transactions from tomorrow. currency and gold will be possible in electronic platforms. at least 13 people have died due to a forest fire in chile and declared a state of emergency and national disaster. more than 14,000 hectares and hundreds of houses have been burned in the southern and central regions of chile. t is economy we are reviewing the issuance of more than 3,200,000 invoices electronic in the tax system, what is the program of the tax administration for the full implementation of the tax system law and store terminals, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten the fate of those dear winners. amir al-mominin ali, peace be upon him, i congr

here, the new city of ramin is not 38 km from ahvaz. job opportunities have created a city. with capacity 165,000 people have a population of only 1,000. jobs and jobs are sitting at home. one of the reasons for not welcoming people from some new cities is to stay away from the employment centers in the big cities. there is a way, at least, to reduce employment and see the sense of identity of sajjam in a country like germany, where we usually have large automobile industries and more than 90% of small and home-based businesses, and the cities are not designed according to the purpose of my land, in the land of millions, you have one of the most suitable incomes from the south coast , and there was the creation of cities based on land use regarding the capacity of the coastal strip, the government has taken into account the guaranteed capital, the guaranteed capital of the makran beaches is a hidden treasure, during the last year , the government had to take advantage of the existing capacity, such as the production of agricultural produ

i am a participant in the new city of parand. in a few minutes, mr. raisi, the president , will be present in the new city of parand and will hand over a number of residential units and open them. minister of roads, housing and urban development mr. mubarak, god willing, dr. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless this dear day and the blessed decade of fajr to serve all the dear people of the great nation of iran, from tabriz to qazvin, one of the mineral blocks, which we are at your service today, until today, according to the promise of the honorable president, 6838 units were flown in the new city. of course, we have more than 3,000 units all over the country and it will be added to it. today, the collection of 1,000 units will be delivered to the dear people . it was a part of those years when i registered in germany . they had already paid. it was pending after the decision that dear president, we have done this the days of the completion of the housing project, the seals of remaining with the national movement,

they want to leave new york city. think about they that. venezuela and other countries who are claiming that new york city is not where they want to raise their children. so it really should be a wakeup call to the mayor and the president. we need to get the crisis under control and we can do it. all he needs to do, again, like the energy policies, he reverse his executive orders, let's put back the policies of president trump that were working. let's stem the flow. and let's make sure that we differentiate between legitimate asylum seekers and those in the country illegally. maria: i'm sorry, congresswoman. he's not going to do any of that. >> well, he's not going to do any of it. why we're so upset when the senate took away the leverage when they passed the bill in december. we were going to use the power of the purse to put pressure on the president to do that. house is one-third of the pie. we need the other two thirds to come along to do anything. the real way to do anything is make sure we use the budget process that he reflects our p

adams who told desantis we are going to teach you some values, new york city values. t exchange? >> we won't get into detail but he said ron desantis, welcome to new york as he is going to wear the 3 is overrun with crime, philadelphia, new york and chicago, and say to himself how about the good cops come with me, $5,000, we got a thousand of you, more new yorkers anyplace else, he is saying i don't think criminal first. bail reform is wrong, mayor adams ignores the fact that he knows bail form is wrong, and crime is out of control, he knows he's losing everyone to florida but put all that aside to take a shot at one of the most popular republicans of the country and ron desantis says i know you know better and i know you are smarter than that and you know what is wrong, albany is wrong and to mayor adams's credit if he had his druthers there would be -- bail reform would be blown up and we would go back to the way we were doing it. stuart: all right, thanks for joining us. we will see you again soon. go get them, see you later. coming up on the show. congressman craig

there's a war of words erupted between new york city mayor eric adams and florida governor ron desantissantis is doing the pro police tour. desantis took an aim saying welcome to new york city, governor desantis, we don't ban books, discriminate against our lgbtq neighbors, asylum seekers as props, we are happy to teach you something of values while you are here. desantis's spokeswoman shot back, nice rhetoric. more americans fled new york city, more americans move to florida than any other state. who has it right here, adams or desantis, and do you see the tour, desantis paving the way for 2024 run? >> i think the governor of florida is correct. i mean, new york state has led the nation in outmigration for over a decade, and large part has nothing to do with the weather and everything to do with affordability and public safety. and under the cashless bail law, adams himself ran on and won on trying to fix, it has created an absolute mess in new york city. 40% of those released on nonmonetary bail for offenses have been arrested. crime is up year over year in 2023. so the mayor should s

the changes at rikers came after new york city's mayor eric adams installed a new jails commissionered out top department leaders who were supportive of the unit and shelved a draft policy directive aimed getting more trans and gender-nonconformingetainees into gender-aligned hoing. last week, the new department of correction commissioner louis molina testified before the city council about staffing at the lgbtqi initiative unit at riker's island. he was questioned by new york city councilmember carlina rivera. >> the initiatives unit has lost three of four employees in the past year. what is the total number of staff at present? >> that particular unit, we have one executive director that is still on staff. we have vacancies in that unit as well as we have vacancies in a number of positions within the department. our challenges both uniform and 90 form staff -- nonuniform staff. people in a professional job move on to do other things. >> right now there's probably one staff member, the director? >> we have one executive director. amy: for more we are joined by george joseph, a senio

to do this, we have scientific laboratories, our school - this is a new page in the life of the city,lbtsy ultrasound machine we have a ctg machine for pregnant women the opening of a clinic in the agricultural town of ozertso has become a new round in the development of medicine in the minsk region. we like informatics without an outlet, our vasilek and our teachers are the coolest and who knows, maybe in 20 years the kids of the ispukhovichi district will become chemists, biologists or technologists. after all , a new industrial complex is developing near their village. the giant of our country is the belarusian national biotechnology corporation. these are 14 factories for the production of highly productive mixed fodders of essential amino acids, as well as bnpk vitamins. without exaggeration, a space project for the deep processing of grain found its universe 150 km south of minsk in the bowels and geology combined the combination of pieces of rotting and thousands of tons of harvested salt in the year there was a laying of the new city of the republic of novostorobinsk, potash s

here, the new city of ramin, 38 kilometers from ahvaz, has created job opportunities in a city with a capacity of only 165,000 people. it had a population of 1,000 people, mostly because of the jobs of third-year teachers. the unemployment rate is sitting at home. one of the reasons for not welcoming people to some new cities is to distance themselves from employment in big cities. germany that usually with industries large automobile industry and more than 90% of companies in small and home businesses and the cities are not designed according to the purpose of the land, you have millions in the land, the southern coast is one of the most suitable areas for good income, suitable for living, there was the creation of cities based on the purpose of the land and paying attention to the capacity of the coastal strip has been taken into consideration by the government, both the capital is guaranteed and the profit of the capital, the guarantee of makran beaches is a hidden treasure. during the year 2019 , iran had a new negligence towards using the existing capacity, on this basis, it was

new york city activists, new york city politicians want to make the city sanctuary state, place wheretual reality of that. southern states complain about for years. called racists complain about it. they're seeing reality what it looks like. not huddled families. young men, young men who are not working, they complain of the food, not staying in hotel rooms, starting fights, hooking with each other in the stairwells. attacking people that is the reality. liz: chris beford thanks for joining us. look at this, i will be on gutfeld tonight. charlie hurt, kat timpf. watch gutfeld later on have a good night. ♪ dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. welcom

mehr housing, who after years of waiting for their residential units, received 6,838 units in the new city of parand. registration was pending there were more than 200,000 mehr housing units left and still not completed. we hope for good from hamedan and mehri housing applicants who have been waiting for years. may god willing, the applicants who have been waiting for 10 years for the mehr shaneh housing discussion will be able to overcome the difficulties of owning a house in this government. the lack of legal infrastructure and superstructure services, the lack of applicants, the problems of cooperatives, the increase in the price of finished construction, some of the reasons for the delay in the delivery of housing units are mehr , the per capita development policies of these cities are 150 million tomans, the superstructure services that were built in iran, in addition to these complexes with these houses it is possible to feed the dear people. at present , the provinces of tehran, khuzestan and alborz have the highest number of semi-completed housing units with a total of 122,059 unit

is emergency medicines, spotlight and it be kind of a shame to not see what what is going on in new york city new. like i said earlier, i am feeling very fortunate that i have not full time anymore. i can see my colleagues just really drained and everyone's very aggravated with the whole shift changes because we are not working as much. and so we're not in pain and a patients. yes there. so the whole thing is just really crazy. nurses are really unhappy with the short staff providers because sick patients are waiting for a really long time, even though we have enough people theory at theoretically, just more setting doctors home early in. the whole thing is just crazy trying to come back on our ours because i guess we're expensive and they're not hospitals, not making any money off of the collective surgeries, but i felt like today was busy regardless, so i'm glad to be done. anyways, i got an hour drive ahead of me. thankfully there is no traffic, i guess that's why the most positive things i can think of in this entire situation . me finish taking off all this for so long in some coffee rig

cities. the throwdown with new york city mayor eric adams. haley's age and race are non-stop since she announced her white house bid. ambassador nikki haley joins me. pete hegseth and tammy bruce. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: meanwhile new study finds immunity from a prior covid-19 infection offers at least the same protection as two doses of mrna vaccines and finds people infected with the virus may be protected from reinfection for 40 weeks or longer. hum. for more on this dr. marc siegel has a look at it. the doctor is with me now. good morning to you. you like the study. tell us why and tell us what it means. >> it's out of the university of washington, bill. health metrics and evaluation, a prestigious group looked at 65 studies in 19 countries and put together and crunched the math and found if you had covid, you have ten months where your risk of severe infection is markedly reduced similar to vaccines. so this is something we've been saying for a long time and europe and israel have been saying for a long time. the u

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they love new york city. and they want to be in new york city because of all that new york city has to offer and so, that's the shift, they're renters. that's why there's a greater demand on renting. we have great universities here. none of them have sufficient housing for students so that drives the numbers here as well. >> you're implying that once people can be their own boss, set their own terms, they're out of here. >> right. >> i moved to new york city in the 1980s when i was in my 20s and new york city at the time was a mess, but i didn't care. i wanted to be here because the opportunity was here, the business i was in was here. >> i still think that's true today, wouldn't you say? >> yes i would not abandon new york city nor the people in south florida are abandoning it? they're just moving and making that their primary residence but this is still the most dynamic and exciting city in the world. but there's an age demographic when i was coming in the 1970s and 1980s, it was extremely unsafe it was dirt

not for much of the northeast, snow finally fell in parts of the new york metro area, including new york city. and now rain is washing it all away into new england more snow is expected today, and that could make for a slippery commute. meanwhile in michigan, more than 1 147,000 residents spent another night in the dark. >> severe weather brought high winds that toppled trees morgan chesky starts us off. >> reporter: oklahoma facing a mangled mess homes shredded and cars tossed from terrifying tornados >> there's possibly a tornado going over us right now. >> reporter: the storm spawning nine reported twisters slamming the southern plains with devastating winds drenching rain and hail >> hello everybody okay? you in there >> reporter: the city of norman, oklahoma suffering a direct hit. >> my house is destroyed my property, as you can see, is destroyed. >> reporter: can you salvage anything >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: but dinah hummel worried less about her home than her barn full of beloved horses when the storm ripped the roof right off. as you walk in you don't know what to expect >> i'm

o because blacksve are leaving new york city in droves now. things have gotten so bad, even the new york times is soundinge. michelle the alarm. michelle, a cocky move fro om bedford stye to mansfield, texas, in 2020 one because sheod was worried about obtaining a good education for heror children and what she called new york city's insane and complex system. athenee rodney is a product of upward mobility in new york city. once promise upwad black americans after earning a scholarship graduating from college, she starn evenstarted her own eventg business in the city. but as mitt romney's own family grew, she founfad herself living in a cramped one bedroom rental where her three children shared a bunk bed in the living room. >> as she scroll through friends social media posts showing off trampolines a spacious backyards.ll in georgia, the solution becamei endsclearer. leave.e last summer, the family boughtm. a five bedroom home in snellville, georgia. hom >> joining me now is joy newble, advocate and activist,cd living still in new york . >>st c

the great stone, the new city, work and live here. ap of the minsk region with a great future. the satellite cities of fanipol, dzerzhinsk and rudensk have their own development path, zaslavl and logoysk have industrial innovative and creative cities, they have cultural and tourist statuses, smolevichi a multifaceted city, where new quarters are full of young people, however, regardless of status and regardless of geography. the undeniable priority of the socio-economic development of the entire minsk region is to improve the quality of life in small towns and the quality and comfort of life. it is today, first of all, the quality of various utilities. what kind of water flows from the tap? how is garbage removed? today? this is the accessibility of health care outpatient clinics of the hospital. this is education, in my opinion. it is the quality of a person's life that determines the place where a person wants to live, of course, ideally, i would like to see workplaces, let's say, if not within walking distance, then within a 10-15 m

raisi, today, during his trip to the new city of parand , keyed the operation of these units, as the minister of roads and urban development explained that more than 6 thousand the opened residential unit belongs to the city of parand, and 11184 billion rials have been spent to complete it. after a few years, you will live in the house of mubarak, and the remaining house of love from the past years, on this day, with your hands, about 6,836 , the blessing of the existence of mr. raisi. and it's very hot, it burned our hands, it's a beautiful novel. the first step is that it was done on the occasion of the 13th of rajab. this delivery is ongoing. i think that by the end of the year, more than 60,000 units will be delivered. i'm very happy that i became the owner of a house after 16 years. he gave these 25 schools three houses, mr. president's reaction according to the report of 203 market last night, mr. president emphasized that service and education projects should be opened in addition to these projects, which he showed us some of them for the mosque, which immediately opened this b

city of farsh, the central branch . good afternoon. stay tuned to the news section at 12 o'clock . president of the emergency accommodation camp the earthquake victims played their own game mr. raisi traveled to this city this morning without prior notice to inform about the process of dealing with and providing assistance to the people affected by the earthquake.

i ask that because new york's a democrat city. ayor, and president biden is a democrat. and he's created this problem, which is now afflicting new york. i would have thought he's got a political problem out of this. >> well, look, he created a mess, and he did it single-handedly. he came in, changed the policies of president trump, he put in executive order after executive order that allowed for this illegal immigration. and let me also point out that well over 70% of the individuals who are entering our country claiming asylum do not have legitimate asylum claims. so it's infuriating to the people i represent who are now going to be forced to pay for this. and look how you're showing individuals who now feel entitled because they've been rewarded for illegal immigratio- stuart: congresswoman, are your constituents in new york city, are they turning on the immigrants? are they turning on biden? >> well, they've already turned on biden, and they're not happy with this mayor either. remember are, property taxes just hit the mailboxes

people not moving away from new cities from the employment centers in the big cities, let's see at least the reduction of employment, the sense of identity of sjam in a country like germany, which is responsible for large automobile industries, and we know that more than 90% of companies are small and home-based businesses, and cities are not designed based on the land's purpose. you have a million, which is from amin, the southern coast is one of the most suitable areas of iran, where the income is suitable for living. there, the creation of cities based on the purpose of the land, taking into account the capacity of the coastal strip , has been considered by the government. it also has guaranteed capital. the guaranteed capital is a hidden treasure. past 1.9 flat iran's new plan was to use the capacity, on this basis, it was decided to establish 5 agricultural productive cities in 9 coastal cities in the south of the country, it is supposed to be settled in five coastal cities for jobs such as the production of agricultural products, animal husbandry and aquaculture , then employment a

maria: so mayor, new york city mayor eric adams took the twitter writing, quote, welcome to new york is, we are happy to teach you something about values while you're here. of course, the mayor's pr woman fought right back and noted the number of people who have left new york to go live in miami saying that maybe we can teach you something but what was your reaction to that exchange? >> well, i agree that a lot of people have lift new york to live in miami. that's for sure. it might have cost governor -- what could have been future governor zeldin his new york's governor race because migration from new york to miami. i think it's a hard business proposition for anyone who is living in new york right now and a high-tax earner because by the tax code anyone who lives in new york is probably in upper tax brackets. they are paying 54 cents out of every dollar they earn in taxes to a government. that's 54 cents. that means that the government is your majority partner in your business and you don't get much of a say in that partnership state. so that's a broken system and it's not going to

the basis of priority in new cities for land allocation it is to the applicants that by providing a housingn with a one or two-story courtyard based on the same taste and taste of the settlement that we can provide these lands and service to our compatriots in different parts of you, in order to achieve this goal, the most important task is to speed up the assignment of more than 21 there are thousands of hectares of land that we have waiting to be annexed to the cities to provide the land needed for the national housing movement plan. mehrnoosh niknam of the country's radio and television news agency said that all the information registered by the executive bodies by sending text messages, phone calls and field visits, and verification and verification. it can be informed there is a problem with the continuous verification of my education, and the verification is registered for you by the khorazan union. is it true that the mission of the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare is to monitor the registered information of the executive bodies in the national system to create employ

the new city government knows this all too well. it is seeking solutions and has invited german seismologists mako boned off to is stumble. scientists from all over the world, adjoined by local rescue teams and associations to discuss the current situation. boone hope delivers the opening speech, assign of how much his work is appreciated. the current knowledge of the mama fold indicates and maximum expected of rec magnitude of $7.00. of course, this would not exclude a larger event as we have learned full dramatically in japan and 2011. but based on historical data, this is probably a solid measure referenced all over the years. boone houses team has worked with turkish disaster management authority to set up 7 measuring stations in the mama region. 11211 for us quake safety is a top priority for the cities, new math, a cram. e mom. he is in close discussion with bone huff and other international scientists. their research will be incorporated into the new earthquake roadmap for a stumble. the ball young. i'm convinced oh, this is

the streets, and many old emirates have been destroyed without thought and food so that this city gets a newor. cities page european beauty is equal, see the cloth shop passage the neighborhood of the large passage of houses, 25 meters , if you have a good house, there is a place for soup in the fridge. one day, but instead of offering a new era and a better world to these aspiring creatures, only instead of paving and gravel, cement and steel beams took the place of clay and mud . garmazdeh replaced the niche, the modernist iranian garden wanted far and wide, a fresh idea of ​​composition they did not have the progress of farangi and traditional fabric, and it is constantly heard that for iran's progress, the destruction of the traditional and religious fabric of the past is necessary in all matters, therefore, by the order of reza shah , the blue city building has been raised, and the people have suffered and stayed away. we moved to iran, far away from the authorities, a new city was built on sanctioned programs , tehran university was bought from his family by reza shah, university of te

the new city government wants to set new priorities today, carmen hosts representatives from the magda foundation at city hall for about 2 decades. this group of scientists, merchants, and crafts people, has been trying to prepare is temple residents for the next big earthquake traumatized by the 1999 quake. they do not want to leave their fate in the hands of the state alone. our mission is that within the 1st 72 hours after a fight, every one is active in their own neighbourhood to production. we want to train $4.00 to $5.00 volunteers in each district to form a civilian disaster rescue tamer. so the new city administration wants to work together with the foundation for disaster management expert is denisia. this is a ray of hope. god, i did, we have come to the right place. he will support our projects developed them further. and he also has plans of his own on that of our calendar. the earthquake was a wakeup call for the whole city. as a panel discussion, the foundation magda informs residents about the dangers of earthquakes. there's quite a bit of interest. there is denisia, tel

it is hurting new york. in a cityoulouse $12 billion a year, to lose the revenue that would go to the surrounding businesses in new york and manhattan especially, where these people would be working not to mention the effect on the housing stock and the effect of the commercial buildings and sustainability of keeping commercial buildings going when they are empty, that is a huge issue and that is why you see so many businesses looking at new jersey and other places because taxes are lower. this is a larger issue than getting people back to work which is quickly important, but so much is happening in new york city, whether is the crime, the high taxes, high cost of living. ashley: yeah. it is one after the other which leads to people leaving and that is not good for the city. mayor adams said shoplifting, the surge is costing retail workers their jobs. listen to this. do we have it? apparently he says they are losing chain stores that are closing down and people being employed in those stores are losing their jobs addi

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owners with the delivery of the keys to the residential units in the presence of the president in the new city of parand. i am very happy. oil in hormozgan, minister of oil, the customer of iran's light oil is more than the country's production capacity, the rains will resume from tonight with the arrival of a cold rain system from the northwest , the meteorological organization's warning about the new cold wave , the escalation of war between the us and china, the us agreement with the netherlands and japan to prevent china from accessing advanced technology , limiting technological cooperation and investment is a violation of international trade laws and the end of wrestling competitions in the country. ahmad mirzapour was introduced as iran's wrestler in 1401. dear viewers, good evening. the simultaneous opening of 10,000 residential units across the country with the presence of president mr. raisi during his trip to the new city of parand officially announced the operation of these units. opened related to the city it is a project, and 11,184 billion rials have been spent to complete it .

president , that a few compatriots flew from the ground in the new city . thank you for your respect, sir greetings to our colleagues in the news section of sima, thank you for your cooperation. may god protect this meeting. the first page of the sacrifice is over there on the other side of the valley. see the joy of meeting there. stand up for justice . stand up for justice. stand up on the front page . you are only serving the people. you are also our hope. we pray for you. you are in the eyes of a martyr. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you, dear compatriots. welcome to the travel program. in this program, according to the routine of another servant of the iranian nation , they stand in front of the camera to talk about policies, strategies and of course decisions that it can be very effective for each of us iranians may it happen in life, but the atomic energy organization, mr. engineer mohammad eslami, the head of the atomic energy organization, and you are very welcome to the safavi program , thank you very muc

the street, and we are leaving many of the old emirates to fall into disrepair so that this city can get a newor and flavor with the cost of beautiful european cities. the size of the houses is equal to 25 meters, if there is a place in the refrigerator, who is one of the european engineers who kept alive all the antiquity and originality of the city ? instead of offering a new era and a better world to these lonely aspiring creatures instead of cobblestones and gravel, he went to tehran, cement and iron beams took the place of clay and mud, a cool house with an interior and exterior, an apartment without a door, and a body with seeds, the street began to heat up and was replaced by a niche. they did not have the combination of persian progress and traditional fabric, and they constantly read in their ears that for iran's progress, the destruction of traditional and religious fabrics of the past is necessary in all matters. therefore , by the order of reza shah, the buildings of the city have been raised and the people have suffered and the imposition has been avoided. the distant cities of ma