sav bes. sav beson convened emergency meetings. iran calls on the mission to intervene. meanwhile, the head of the israeli foreign ministry declared the un secretary general noon grat. meanwhile, flights for russian aircraft through the airspace of israel, iran, iraq are allowed on a special schedule. rosaviatsia updated its recommendations for flights to the middle east. the board of the russian delegation headed by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko, who was flying to kator, was forced to return to moscow. they were afraid of direct questions, our valentin bogdanov, the head of the new york bureau of the state television and radio broadcasting company, was effectively deprived of accreditation at the un, just because he was doing his job. are they necessary? direct negotiations with russia's participation. don't touch me, i'm a un correspondent, don't touch me. this is how a russian journalist was pushed away during a press conference by the head of the german foreign ministry. what are berbak and her so afraid of? guards, valentin bogdanov from new york will te

committee of the ministry of emergency situations and sav bis. another atrocity of the warsaw regime, a new victim of the use of weapons on the borders. polish security forces gouged out the eye of a refugee from iran. according to local human rights organization, polish soldiers shot a woman in the head, as a result of which the victim lost an eye. according to the refugee, two polish border guards opened fire without warning. now the iranian citizen is hospitalized, not only doctors, but polish ones are working with her. protective organization. let us remind you that last week warsaw established a buffer zone on the polish-belarusian border, and also began the process of legalizing the use of firearms by border guards. the introduced territorial restrictions prohibit journalists and employees of the human rights organization visit crime scenes of polish military personnel. the day before, a protest against the introduced buffer zone took place in front of tutsk’s office. citizens of poland are confident that innovations will endanger not only

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masud rajafie had his life spared in light of cooperating with the sav. instead, he was sentenced to life imprisonment. rajavi was a skilled and compelling orator. this ability allowed him to gain a number of followers in prison. when rajavi and his comrades were in prison, other members of the mek killed several american officers through number of terrorist attacks and officially declared themselves as a communist organization. the resulting international outcry in response to the attacks caused its members to be either detained, killed or forced into hiding. this left the group to remain in name only. on february 11th, 1979, the iranian revolution was successful in ousting the shah's regime. a month earlier, rajavi and several other political prisoners were released from jail. rajavi saw the newly successful revolution as an opportunity to achieve power, but this idea could only be realized through resurrecting the mek. consequently, the mek's governing council was established with rajavi as its head, but the group needed to prove their revolutionary cr

laurais country. fighting and he's focussed on sav laura trump,:ry. fighting and he's focussed on sav, thank you for >> laura trump, thank you for joining us. thank you very much. thank have you. thank you. be great to have you. great have you. now years ago great to have you. now years ago in in the 2015 general in the uk in the 2015 general election, when up against election, when i was up against the party leaders, were the other party leaders, we were talking shortages . talking about housing shortages. and the other people , and i said to the other people, i said, do you think mass immigration and a rocketing population might be affecting housing in the united kingdom? oh no, no, no . they said they oh no, no, no. they said they couldn't see the link. well, i think nowadays people are beginning to see that and i'm joined by jonathan portes, professor of economics and pubuc professor of economics and public policy at king's college london. and, jonathan, the report out today published in the times suggesting that for many young people living in our big cities , the rent is as much

divorced his wife, but the wife wants him to live with them anyway, so he turns to her second husband, sav says: sava, today they do not reflect either interests or even points from the point of view of the majority, this means that the main fundamental one is not being implemented, they are not working in the interests of their own countries, at least european politicians, american ones, maybe they are still working to some extent, they do not have any strategic plan, they had one, they are not in front of who not report, which is also not uncharacteristic of democracy, because they had a strategic plan for the economic destruction of russia. we can summarize: gdp growth in russia is 3.6%. we ourselves assumed the plans of the ministry of economic development, the analysis would be 2.8, it turned out to be 3.6, a record, since the beginning of the nineties, a record low unemployment rate today, growth in real income, small, but growth, really really high growth, which means the nineties years, this never happened before. that means, that is, we see that the plans did not come true, the pl

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and yet senator durbin told us in essence the democrats party of open borders.pe listen, sav to die,f people have to get murdered bymils and gang bankers released dye democratsyn acceptable price to the democrats. so the people that are her illegally, they wouldn't ben' ae to work. i'm going obsng this is not one of them.■ if he followed the law what would he have done with an immigrant to venezuela, he w flown them back. but he didn't do that because joe biden and the hadecided that they want open borders instead they released this illrant, they let him go. what did he do, he went to new york city andtim again and he committed another crime, this time he endangered the safety of a child, in new york city caught h and arrested, what did new york have to follow the law and two to jail. by the way joe biden and the democrats had followed the lawjn alive. and the murderer came town to georgia and lakeland riley, nursing student he went out jogging for what she thought was go beaiful day and this murderer, this illegal immigrant the democrats hadleasn picked up a brick and beat her to de

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later on they built a residence there for the sav head there. to put it in a nutshell, the relationship between iran and israel was like the one between vassol and his lord. let me put it this way: iran was commissioned by the united states to serve israel, and it was iran that gave israel all the oil it needed. yet, during all these years, the shot didn't brag about its warm relations with the israelis. he was fully aware of anti-signist sentiments prevailing across the country. due to the sensitivities involved, it seems as though muhammad riza pahlavi treaded cautiously when it came to ties with israel and his relation with israel was rather in a secretive and a hidden nature. uh, what do you think prompted him to do so? when palestine was being occupied by the zionists and muslims and zionists were engaged in war with each other, ayatollah khasani declared war on the zionists. many forces iran received military training and volunteered to go to war with the regime, although it didn't happen back in reality. but what i mean is that the war de

that they can impose whatever they want onto others through violence, given the extreme brutality of sav, even the americans kept their distance from it, but as for designists, they were in close touch with savac until the regime fell. things changed after muhammad became iran's prime minister. in 1951 when he spearheaded the nationalization of the country's oil industry, which is monopolized by britain. musaddiq cut off ties with israel which he saw as serving western interests in the region after the 1953 coup orchestrated by the united kingdom and the united states, the relationship between tehran and tel aviv was restored. the show let israel establish de facto embassy in tehran and the two exchange ambassadors in the 1970s. this relationship was not seriously damaged, although they pretended otherwise. dr. musaddiq had just had the de facto embassy closed presumably because iran didn't have enough money to keep it open, but the relationship was in place. iran was a good market for israeli products. you could even find eggs and one day chicken imported from israel. on the other hand,

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sav borel, i expect bold decisions at the joint meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs and defense of the european union on april 22 with betro kuleba and rustem umyerov, the european union supports ukraine with all its forces, but when they say that the european union supports with all its forces, it is perceived a little differently in ukraine, because if borel is thinking only about air defense systems, so apparently ukraine is even thinking about whether or not foreigners will come here. legions, including the french, the situation is not easy in ukraine, the russians are trying to advance, the russians are destroying the energy infrastructure in ukraine, so the situation is quite tense, what do you think borel means when he says that the european union will support ukraine with all its might? at this stage, borel is talking specifically about air defense systems, that is, he must be credited here, that blocking the budget of the european... council on against the background of the inability of european countries to provide ukraine with additional patriot systems, this is indee

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there, more than twice points, for bosnia and herzegovina, it's a real shame, that's why they appointed savosevic, the head coach without a lot of experience, as a mentor, he was a good enough football player. level, as a head coach, he traveled all over yugoslavia and as an assistant, he worked there in montenegro, and in slovenia, and in serbia, now he works in bosnia and herzegovina, and mostly there for emotions, because here, probably, for one match it is necessary to emotionally assemble a team that has been dismantled, as evidenced by the results bosnia and herzegovina recently, that 's why such an emotional mentor, who is slava milošovych, who is an emotional expression, he is trying to provoke, to start a national team. with his ambiguous and odious statements, that's why they took him to provoke the opponent and set up his wards, although, if you go by the names, there are quite a few dangerous, young, promising players in the bosnia national team, well, there are even not the young, promising edin dzeko that he is today celebrates 38 years, but he moved to fenerbahce and his stat

twice the points of bosnia and herzegovina, this well, it's a shame actually, that's why they appointed savhe head coach without a lot of practice, he was both a mentor and a football player. quite a good level, as a head coach, he traveled all over yugoslavia and as an assistant, he is there and in he worked in montenegro, and he worked in slovenia and serbia, but now he works in bosnia and herzegovina, and mostly there for the sake of emotions, because here, for sure, it is necessary to emotionally assemble a team that has been dismantled for one match, as evidenced by the results of the last bosnia and herzegovina at times, that is why such an emotional mentor, such as sava mylosyvych, who is an emotional speaker, is trying to provoke, lead the ukrainian national team with his ambiguous and odious statements, that's why they hired him to provoke the rival and set up his wards. although, if we go by the names, there are several quite dangerous, young, promising players in the national team of bosnia, well, there is not even a young, unpromising edin dzekko, who is celebrating his 38th bir

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twice the points there . for bosnia and herzegovina, it 's a real shame, that's why they appointed savosevic, the head coach without a lot of experience, both as a mentor and as a football player, he was of a good enough level as a head coach , he traveled all over yugoslavia and as an assistant, he i worked there in montenegro, i worked in slovenia, and i worked in serbia, now i work in bosnia and herzegovina, and mostly there for the sake of emotions, because here, for one match , it is necessary to emotionally assemble a team that has been dismantled. as evidenced by the recent results of bosnia and herzegovina, that's why such an emotional mentor like sava milošovych, who is an emotional expression, he is trying to provoke, start the national team of ukraine with his ambiguous, odious statements, that's why this was taken so that he would provoke the opponent and set up his wards, although, if we go by the names, then there are several quite dangerous, young, promising players in the national team of bosnia, well, there are even not young, unpromising ones. edin dzeko, who celebrat

ears and eyes, if anything happens, i’m right there, it’s funny, they’ve known you all their lives, sav know what’s going on and you can go for a walk 6 days, 5 days. you can make a roof in a week, for us the timing is a fundamental point, of course, you voice very realistic deadlines, but there are no problems, what’s the matter with you with avotan, why do you doubt it, in a week, i deployed a garrison with a full equipment in a day, and if if you make it in time, we will pay you one and a half. more, that's what i understand, that's it this is the level when we get started, i kiss your souls, if you are in a big hurry, one day can be removed to raise morale, i understand, i approve, i will have time, but there is one nuance, if you don’t have time, we will not pay you anything, not at all pay, and... advance? no advances? why? listen to what he says? this is our condition, that is, how? i will work, do something, and you won’t pay me? we don't need something, we need a roof. well no, i can't do that. well, you said that you would have time? you see, i'm with my brothers i’m working,

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right marcia is throwing a big bohemian bash at the iconic north beach watering hole, sav boyd which francisco since 19. 0, 7. and guess what? >> we are celebrating and filling with san francisco spirit and media. it's a colorful crowd that includes city centric >> make a little multimedia >> drama, queens and your basic only in san francisco because i'm living a bohemian >> francisco have a lot of spirit and a lot of yesterday that part of the deal marcy is quite a character. she's terrific table. dot com is she sign up food newsletter. nice. good one. >> one more piece of news. we got a high school softball coach hit it out of the park with an award that's getting her team a statewide attention. kristen grubbs from benicia high school has won california state softball coach of the year. coach grubbs is being recognized for her dedication and for creating more opportunities for female athletes to succeed at the highest level. so big. congratulations to hurt indeed. and that wraps up properties that tend to stay tuned for kron for news 11. 0st, though, sports night live. aaron wilson

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sav more g carpet. com for the syowru. >> hey.i a half hour, guys. accuweather forecast looking bright from a live look at our east to the day 40s and 50s out there right now, but get ready for a nice above average. reggie. >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc7 news u catch us on our news app and abc7com. right now it's more. good morning america >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: we're back on gma with tom holland embarking on a new venture. you made all of us jealous now yi my sober life is the 9 a.m. tee in certain situations. they're very stressful. >> michael: how have the people around you, including your partner zendaya, how have they helped you on your journey?hink ovwhmi friends were. i realized i had a lot of friends were and getting an overwhelming sense of support from them and annoying a night without the pressure of having a drink was really a beautiful is b i love having that kind of influence over people. i think it's really awesome. hopefully bero is something that will help hi

charles, christine, brittany, terry, kara, mag, rachel, sandy, kim, morgan, clarice and sav who are allateam. the management team which is what i do operationsn today, and the evergreen team which has marketed the event throughout the year and helped get people signed up and is essential to getting people here this week. there are many others, but that group i just mentioned is the engine that powers the billington cybersecurity summit so i want to take a moment to thank them as well. [applause] and then just a few final announcements before we go to our first session. i want to remind everyone that this event is on the record, open to the press, including c-span which is recording the sessions today. we welcome the members of the media who are here with us and we hope that those of you who are so inclined are talking to them in ways that you feel comfortable with. they point to add as i see people standing in the back row, it is kind of like school or church. there are seats in front. so if you get a chance, you can make your way to some of those open seats, we want to get as many peopl

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