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jews, muslims and christians alike. the rescue of an israeli bedouin hostage by israeli forces great a rescue that put our soldiers at great risk. only in israel would jewish soldiers risk their lives to bring a muslim bedouin israeli home to his family. when an orthodox doctor treat him with the utmost care. is the return celebrated by jews and muslims alike. this is the contrast between us and hamas. we value life. we pray for life. we fight to protect it while hamas despises life. using it as a tool for their twisted ideology. today israel mourns the six murdered hostages. but our fight is far from over. there are still 101 hostages who remain in the clutches of hamas. we will not rest until they are brought home. high: this council to direct its energy where it is most needed. to support israel, pressure hamas, and for once issue a clear and unequivocal condemnation of the barbaric terrorist organization that continues to hold innocent lives. i think members of this council that have demonstrated their moral clarity

this powerful message to democratic leaders and dictators alike. >> let us never forget some things are more important than staying in power. it's your people that matter the most. >> and peter, we've just learned israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu will speak on friday. >> that's right, lester. president biden is not as of this moment expected to meet with him while he is here. meanwhile we do know both the president and the vice president will be meeting with ukraine's president zelenskyy later this

saturday calling harris, quote, mentally impaired that drew ire from republican rivals and allies alike. >> now he's questioning her mental competence. i think that's insulting not only to the vice president but to people that actually do have mental disabilities. >> the better course to take is to prosecute the case that her policies are destroying the country. >> reporter: the vice president this weekend holding fund-raisers in san francisco and los angeles, on the heels of her trip to arizona's border. where she promised stricter border policies. arizona's former republican senator jeff flake joining the ranks of republicans like liz and dick cheney endorsing harris. >> it's difficult to support a candidate who having lost an election tries to use the powers of the presidency to overturn that election. >> reporter: and ahead of the first and only vice presidential debate tuesday, polls showing ohio senator jd vance trailing minnesota governor tim walz in popularity by 15 points, among registered voters. minnesota republican congressman tom emmer helping vance prepare. >> once he unde

how can we act together when we don't think alike? that, i think, is the foremost question to which the constitution is an answer. all of its modes of action, every one of the institutions it creates are intended among their other purposes. to answer that question, a lot of what is mysterious and frustrating to many americans now. but our system is a function of its being an answer to that question, of it's being designed to enable people who don't fully agree to. nonetheless act together and how does it do that again and again in its various institutional forms, in especially in some of those that we now find most frustrating, the constitution offers ways of compelling the constitution and negotiation of forcing differing factions into common action, into engagement with each other, into bargaining and deal making. the common action is not always cordial. it's contentious, it's confrontational. it requires dealing with people. we disagree with, which can be slow and unpleasant. but it is directed to finding mutually acceptable accomm

trump today publicly revisiting salacious accusations he has faced taking on prosecutors and accusers alike. senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett, has details. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic legal victory for former president trump, the gift of time. the judge overseeing mr. trump's criminal hush money trial in manhattan calling off his sentencing that had been scheduled for september 18th saying, the case is one that stands alone in a unique place in this nation's history. judge juan merchan, who mr. trump has repeatedly blasted as politically biased against him, now pushing that sentencing to november 26th, three weeks after election day. merchan saying today, the public's confidence in the integrity of our judicial system demands a sentencing hearing that is entirely focused on the verdict of the jury, adding, it must be free from distraction or distortion. a jury convicted mr. trump of falsifying his business records in may, but his defense team has pushed to delay any sentencing ensuring his felony conviction stay out of the headlines as early voting begins. >> that case is a dis

, look alike, tell me everything in detail, and we'll listen, where i got offended and left, not now,ery little about my father, from whom, okay, let's go, from whom, what do you know, from your mother, that's it, guys, yes, son, dad, son, and, how, dad, blood , none, i said, blood, i said too, native blood, i said, guys, let's sit down, basya, none with me, hug him, here, come here, your brother, i said, i had the rank of captain, well, what are you, what are you very, very much they left me in the army, i demobilized with such difficulty, you know, i served in the artillery, and this is very bad for hearing, i have forgotten a lot, it was difficult at the beginning, i had to play in movie theaters, at dances, well, gradually to fortunately the deafness passed. and i was invited to the orchestra, volodya, the symphony, i traveled a lot, toured, cities, a lot of everything, a lot, well, not in the capitals, of course, but very, very, that's when i met your mother, i was 30, then, you listen to me, listen, listen, dad, i play now, every day in the orchestra, every day, and that's how i

question, to be honest, i never, i never looked at the price, i never looked closely, whether i look alike the same, a person is like a person, everyone is just busy with their own business, i work with glass, and he runs the state, thank god for 30 years already, everything is fine with us so far, and we live normally, and most importantly, we are calm, that is , there is. some kind of confidence, so everyone should do their own thing, what they are good at. their people choose the one who chooses them, for each his own. a stroke to the portrait. at that moment, when we with money we make a cult, it's a disease, it's not interesting, when we understand that money is just a tool for solving various problems and not necessarily economic, social problems, global problems, then it's a little different, we have our own position, we have certain analytics, we are prepared, we have our theses, even if something somewhere goes wrong, you can always take a break, try to approach from a different angle, today we have... technology, we have our own agricultural construction enterprises that produce

. >> ainsley: i know it's cute when they dress alike. >> brian: dress your children alike that's okay. when you become an adult i think you should separate. >> ainsley: what about this couple? how cute are they? >> steve: they are wearing virginia beach shirts. >> brian: selling virginia beach. >> lawrence: i won't be subscribing to that dressing alike. >> steve: that's what you say now. we'll see. >> ainsley: i will. >> brian: all black. >> ainsley: johnny cash. [laughter] >> lawrence: just go for it. >> brian: is the reason behind rising unemployment right under our noses, question mark in the federal reserve chairman saying we only need to look to the southern border. >> ainsley: jackie dean lulls explains coming up. >> brian: how are you doing? thanks for getting up early. ♪ >> ainsley: unemployment starting the year at 3.7%, now creeping up to 4.2% in august. the chairman of the federal reserve says one factor is the crisis at our southern border. >> if you are having millions of people come into the labor force, then and you are cr

owe it to them and their beloved son - to parents and children like them, israeli and palestinian alike - to do the same.

no, they look alike, they, my daughter found her little sister. a brother and a brother.brother. nikolay, what result are you counting on? 100%. lyudmila, what do you think, will confirm today - your sister's daughters met today, they have been looking for each other for so many years, there just shouldn't be another result, there can't be, they really are all alike. alfina, are you ready to find out if they will be reunited again someday today two sisters separated, right? i invite our dna specialist daria popova to the studio. in just a couple of minutes , the dna test will show whether alfina fulfilled her dream - to meet her younger sister. the envelope will be opened immediately after the commercial. watch today at 19:00 russian regions were subjected to a massive attack by ukrainian drones. overnight, our air defense systems shot down 144 drones, including 14 in the moscow region. in two oceans, three seas. the russian navy began large-scale strategic exercises okean-2024 with the participation of several hundred ships almost stats. the us and its allies in afghanis

but they look alike, they look alike. both of them? yes. is a resemblance, well, in appearance, so to speak, i can also say that there is something similar, there is something, yes, yes , there is such a similarity, but it is still very strange that, that she called everyone by the same names, maybe she had another man, and these children, because here were the photographs, vyacheslav was there, they are not so similar, like tatyana with slava, maybe she had another... that she is glad to know that she has another sister, of course, i think, in general, everyone would be glad, there are relatives, and nikolai, will he be able natalia, what do you think, would your mother accept a brother and sister, i can’t say, it’s his business, i don’t even know, that is, he is so strict. well, yes, in character a little yes, and in your opinion, what will the results of dna tests be today? well, i hope that they will be positive. vyacheslav, what do you think? yes, at least i will meet the main kindred spirits, well, my heart tells me that well, tatyana

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social media campaign called find not and joined by a permanent figures, turkish musicians, artisans alike. and then yesterday morning on sunday detection, tyria administer announced that the girl has been found dead. the local government in the aba career, where it all happened late to confirm that she has been killed. let me briefly quote him based on the 1st of sensations he said she was put into a bag after she was killed. the bag was then placed in the river, hidden under branches and rocks, so as to not raise suspicion. now the police are waiting for the autopsy report to help them identify the exact cause of death and whether the goal has been sexually abused. that is one allegations circulating here. oh, forties, have detained at least $24.00 people according to the justice ministry, including martin's parents and 2 brothers, uh, this is according to turkish media reports. and uncle of the girl was arrested last week already on suspicion of notice. so the authorities, the police seem to be treating this as a case of domestic violence involving one or possibly more family members, b

they are both alike unto the. so we don't have these dichotomies, and that is what happens too much in life. he says, no, even with the darkness and the light, there is unity. >> you have to come back. thank you. thank you. praise god. continue that tremendous work that you're doing because we are learning from it. we hope that you will continue with us next month. i'm ron swisher. blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning

france insight episode one on elegy sierra all of latin america for most of my career, but no countries alike. and its my job to shed light on how and why the 3 quarters of a 1000000 people take to the streets in israel, demanding the government secure, deal to free, the remaining caps as in golf. the hello i'm certified up. this is alice 0 live from the whole, so coming up, women and children are among the dead and the school is also targeted as role strikes to protocol is a kill at least 31 palestinians. the death toll from a fire that route through a school during the tree. and can you arises to 21, at least 17 boys all still missing. and the venezuelan security forces around the origin time embassy and the.

energy independence, created good-paying jobs, and kept energy costs low for families and businesses alike. this is what responsible forward-thinking energy policy looks like, driven by innovation, not government mandates. national clean energy week reminds us that we can have a -- we can secure a cleaner, healthier planet through practical market-driven solutions that work for our economy, not against us. we must continue to support innovation that grows our economy, meets our energy needs, keeps our energy costs down and respects the hardworking people that defend on affordable, reliable energy. cleaner energy, more innovation and a stronger economy. that's the path forward. mr. speaker, i rise today to highlight the disastrous impact kamala harris and joe biden have had on our economy. inflation has risen as high as 20.2%. eggs are up 46.8%. gas is up 49.9%. bread is up 24.3%. sugar is up 31.4%. the list goes on and on. in just the past year, 1.2 million u.s.-born citizens lost their jobs to illegal aliens crossing our wide-open southern border. every day essentials from food to fuel ha

and you are victimizing citizens and immigrants alike. we're not against immigration.e are against unvetted immigration. i want you to know as a woman who has a majority of their family in mexico that aren't privileged enough to be in this country there is no such thing as collecting dna swabs or embalming or doing an autopsy. mexico and central america is where predators thrive. you think they come to this country and it's the first time they do this? no. just a place where we figure it out and we care about our daughters and we are going to find out. finding a little girl in mexico that has been sexually assaulted is the normal tuesday. it is nothing unusual. so i want you to know immigration is good, i am the living proof of that. my patients don't have a speeding ticket. that's the type of migrants we want. but bringing them to this country is further victimizing what the same immigrants got away from that nair countries. we need a real system. checks and balances to identify the criminals hiding in wolves in sheep's clothing what is they are. i implore you. close

here, it's true, it's true, you really look alike, i don't deny that i am for this reason, and whatite sketch was made of, you don't know, i can't even imagine, but the most decisive testimony was in the testimony of the janitor manuilov, that was something at all, let's look, attention, the protocol of the interrogation of the witness from august 6, 2004, the prosecutor's office interrogated valery gennadyevich manuilov as a witness. on the merits of the criminal case, i can show the following. i heard that on the territory of the gagarin park an unknown criminal attacks drivers who arrived at the park with prostitutes. i asked my friends about this incident. my friends said that a man named andrey knows who committed this crime. since i was interested in this incident, i asked my friends to arrange a meeting with andrey. andrey told me that a man named lyokha, who lives in a hostel at the address: chelyabinsk, lenin avenue 80a, may be involved in this incident. lyokha, a former military man, served in hot spots. recently, someone tried to rape or raped his wife in gagarin park. he

has seen prices increase by 18.9%, diminishing how fat money will go for households and governments alikehank you, presiding — statement now. thank you, presiding officer. _ statement now. thank you, presiding officer. this - presiding officer. this government has consistently warned of the significance of the financial challenge a head. prolonged westminster austerity, the economic damage of brexit, a global pandemic, the war in ukraine and the cost of living crisis have all placed enormous and growing pressure on the public finances. in the last four years alone, humility of cpi inflation has seen prices increase by 18.9%, diminishing how fat money will go for households and governments alike. —— cumulative cpi inflation. the scottish government has stepped in to support people and services in the face of these challenges where it has been needed most, so to health and public services and i set out that aid by 2024 to 2025 budget that we have delivered improvements to the nhs and tackled inequality by delivering more than £1 billion in social services payments and increasing the scottis

here i say salam alik or imam khamenei, we will kiss you from afar until the end of june.are at his goal now there is something close to 100 in your case regarding corruption, which we discussed with our friends , one of them is the kermane vote. i ask the officials of kerman to give an order. going to answer their output , they have been fined a thousand tomans, imprisoned, and people should see this opinion before we go and say that, sir, for example , in the province of azarbaijan, how many billions of witchcraft money have been given? mr. mirzaian will tell you what is wrong with him, i will tell you sir, the national security commission says that you want to be an iranian, sorry . he promises to get the citizenship of that country. in the attack on his country, mr. kohestani is the first person in the attack line of the enemy's army. he has no right to take responsibility once again. gentlemen, i said the same thing twice in this program, and then they keep silent, they get mails saying that mr. 45 years old has made a mistake, the mouth that comes back and says that

nigerian billionaire alik and dangote has built a new refinery near lagos . oil production capacity of this refinery. see where there are queues for gasoline and these queues still exist. this refinery will eliminate all waiting lines for petrol in nigeria and improve the situation for everyone. in addition, it guarantees the constant supply of market needs. this new refinery is supposed to meet not only the domestic needs of nigeria but also the needs of the black african countries. i hope this seminary all the dynamics not only in nigeria but in africa. rather , it meets the minimum needs of sub-saharan african countries . this plan is a breakthrough in the field of energy independence for nigeria. although this is the first country it produces oil in africa but still has to import gasoline. the campaign claims to destroy the infrastructure of the resistance, but in practice, the entire urban infrastructure is destroyed, from water and electricity to roads and streets, perhaps because the resistance is in the veins and roots of all people. this is not the j

the revolution, left a lasting legacy, inspiring future generations of iranian leaders and citizens alike. mohammed reza bahonar a veteran iranian politician, who was member of the to all citizens of the country, as for marty bahoner, he served as the minister of education before becoming the prime minister, when he assumed the role of minister, a reporter inquired about his feelings regarding the position, he replied, before i became the minister of education, i had just four children, from now on all the students in the country are my children and their future is as important as that of my own children. this reflects how these two great men felt and acted. president pesishkian's new cabinet represents a significant development in iran's political landscape, as all members successfully secured votes of confidence from parliament. following dr. pesishian's victory in the presidential elections, he was task with forming cabinet that would address the pressing issues facing the country. the selection process involved careful consideration of candidates who would garner support from various

him, probably, that's why i don't remember his face anymore, uh, i remember the words that we look alikeat if you look from behind, that we are like twins, just, the age difference, but we are like twins, and it seemed to me then that i remember that he was a little bigger in build than me, at his age he was already bigger than me. andrey, if you managed to meet your brother, what would you tell him? a lot of thoughts in my head spinning, thinking a lot, but i don't... pick out a meeting, and mom, if you saw mom, you words yet, i don't know what i'll tell him when could forgive her, i have nothing to forgive her for , she gave me life, thank her for that, and you know that she chose her life this way, this is her life, i wasn't looking for her, i was looking for my brother, i'll see, i have one desire to look into her eyes and what she will tell me, on ntv. varangians premieres today at 20:00 on ntv. still thinking about the perfect home? it's time to switch to domclick to find housing for any, even the most daring taste. with a mortgage on building a house, a new building or a secondary

take decisions, so they will be actually falling into their own traps as they become. more and more alikey intelligence agencies and force that were responsible or special forces that were responsible for the assassination of haniah um, you know, maybe this will uh not satisfy the public within the access of resistance, but it is still a measured response that because all of the access of resistance wants to provide support fronts to uh the palestinians in gaza that are resisting, but do do not want a full out regional war, the zionists want a full out regional. war because they want to drag the united states into it. well, mr. lath, as you mentioned, i mean, if we do expect this type of retaliation, do you expect uh, the israely entity to actually have a bit of a restrained response? i think the israelis are happy for now with the fact that the access of resistance has been rational, um, and as we see, they keep on assassinating more and more people within the access of resistance or doing um secret operations and and... don't know how long the access of resistance will be able to just u

these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top. this is a new 2021 fire engine and this is an older 2014 fire engine. if you can't tell, this one is shorter and narrower than our older fire engines. they have cool things like recessed lights. roll up doors. 360 degree cam ares and more that is important as the city is moving toward slower and safer streets adding parklets and bulb outs and bike lanes we need to decrease our footprint to keep us and the community safer on emergency scenes. >> what's back there? >> when is not guilty fire engine. great question. i want to see, sure. >> let's go back and look at the equipment and the fire pump on the fire engine. >> this is a fire pump. it is cool all the colors and all that. this fire pump and this engine holds 500 gallons of water that is a lot. >> a lot of water. >> it is push out 1500 gallons a minute of water. we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature

smooth skin shatters into razor sharp fragments that... can shred human bodies and unarmored vehicles alike. finally, from the start of the genocide in october, the us has transferred at least 14,00 of these types of bombs, the mk44 in particular, we're also looking at the 6500, the 500 pound bombs, and then 3,00 of the hellfire precision guided air to ground missiles, so many bombs that are claiming palestinian lives with the iof being the executioner. the israel, the israeli occupation forces. continue to raid and occupy more land from palestinians across the west bank. in their latest efforts, the regime has targeted three villages south of finnapolis. our correspondent naka hamed has more. the israeli occupation authorities have issued new order to seize nearly 18,00 square meters of land from palestinian villages of asir alqibliy, bourin and madaba situated just south. of naplis. the decision is part of a broader strategy of land confisication that has escalated significantly since the us israeli genocide in gaza began last october. this move comes on the heels of what may many are cal

take decisions, so they will be actually falling into their own traps as they become more and more alikes of resistance wants to provide support fronts to uh the palestinians and gaza that are resisting, but do do not want a full out regional war, the zionists want a full out regional war because they want to drag the united states into it, well mr. lay, as you mentioned, i mean if we do expect this type of retaliation, do you expect uh the israeli entity to actually have a bit of... restrained response, i think the israelis are happy for now with the fact that the access of resistance has been rational um and as we see they keep on assassinating more and more people within the access of resistance or doing um secret operations uh and and i don't know how long the access of resistance will be able to just uh act rationally like this because the israelis are counting it as a win. well uh, mr. lay, i do want to repeat something, moment ago, you mentioned how you expect, perhaps the the tahrans response to be, perhaps someone in intelligence, someone who was related to the assassination of

smooth skin shatters into razor sharp fragments that... shred human bodies and unarmored vehicles alike. finally, from the start of the genocide in october, the us has transferred at least 14,000 of these types of bombs, the mk44 in particular, we're also looking at the 6500, the 500 pound bombs and then 300 of the hellfire precision guided air to ground missiles, so many bombs that are claiming palestinian lives with the iof being the executioner. approved by the washington post into the death of a turkish american female activist challenges israel military's assertion that she was shot unintentionally during a protest in the occupied west bank. us daily which analyzed 50 videos and over dozen witness accounts reveals asia new esgi eg was shot more than half an hour after confrontations peaked and 20 minutes. after protesters had moved some 200 meters away from israeli forces, military has yet to address why troops fired on the demonstrators who are posing no apparent threat. egy 26 years old had recently arrived from the us to volunteer with international solidarity movement and was p

in short, we must treat like cases alike. there is not one rule for friends and another for foes. one rule for the powerful and another for the powerless. one rule for the rich and another for the poor. one rule for democrats and another for republicans. or different rules depending on one's race or ethnicity. to the contrary, we have only one rule. we follow the facts and apply the law in a way that respects the constitution and protects civil liberties. over the past 3 1/2 years, i have spoken to you often about the importance of these norms. i know that to many outside of this department, they may seem abstract or even inconsequential. they are but. and they must not be taken for granted. for us, adhering to these policies, principles and northerns in everything we do is how we fulfill the promise that is foundational to our democracy. that all people will be protected equally under the law and that all people will be held accountable equally under the law. our norms are a promise. that we will fiercely protect the independence of this department from political interference in

take decisions, so they will be actually falling into their own traps as they become more and more alike full out regional war because they want to drag the united states into it, well mr. late, as you mentioned, i mean if we do expect this type of retaliation, do you expect uh the israely entity to actually have a bit of a restrained response? i think the israelis are happy for now with the fact that the access of resistance has been rational um and as we see they keep on assassinating more and more people within the access of resistance or... doing um secret operations uh and and i don't know how long the access of resistance will be able to just uh act rationally like this, because the israelis are counting it as a win. well, mr. la, i do want to repeat something, moment ago you mentioned how you expect perhaps the the tahran's response to be perhaps someone in intelligence, someone who was related to the assassination of ismail han does reply uh... do you expect the israely entity to have such same restrained response as they did during hizballah's response? i think if iran actually

interacts with allies and adversaries alike. >> thank you so much. that is kailey leinz in washington, d.c. president biden also expected to make remarks later today at the bloomberg global business forum in new york and we will bring you those remarks this afternoon. coming up. a look at the stock of the hour. smartheat shares rising on days of a bite -- news of a buyout deal. what is driving that price action. this is bloomberg. ♪ is it me... or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. your people work better, your customers are happier, and todd... well... he's practically euphoric. practically. so, let's get to work. (♪♪) >> this is ""bloomberg markets." , i'm vonnie quinn. time for the stock of the hour, smart sheet. blackstone and vista equity partners have agreed to acquire the software provider for about $8.4 billion. we are joined by ryan gould who is been followin

the revolution left a lasting legacy, inspiring future generations of iranian leaders and citizens alike. veteran iranian politician who was member of the parliament of iran for 28 years. he's also marter muhammad javaner's brother. often envisioned himself standing before a nation on judgment day whenever he needed to, for instance, issue a presidential order. he was meticulous in his actions as the country's president, always careful not to infringe upon the rights of... ordinary people, he genuinely considered himself accountable to all citizens of the country. as for mrt, he served as the minister of education before becoming the prime minister. when he assumed the role of minister, a reporter inquired about his feelings regarding the position. he replied, before i became the minister of education, i had just four children. from now on, all the students in the country are my children, and their future is as important as that of my own children. this reflects how these... two great men felt and acted. president pesishian's a new cabinet represents a significant development in iran's p

the revolution left a lasting legacy, inspiring future generations of iranian leaders and citizens alike. veteran iranian politician who was member of the parliament of iran for 28 years. he's also... often envisioned himself standing before a nation on judgment day whenever he needed to, for instance, issue a presidential order, he was meticulous in his actions as the country's president, always careful not to infringing upon the rights of ordinary people, he genuinely considered himself accountable to all citizens of the country, as for more to... he served as the minister of education before becoming the prime minister. when he assumed the role of minister, a reporter inquired about his feelings regarding the position. he replied, before i became the minister of education, i had just four children. from now on, all the students in the country are my children, and their future is as important as that of my own children. this reflects how these two great men felt and acted. president. cabinet represents a significant development in iran's political landscape as all members successfully

these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top.his is an older 2014 fire engine. if you can't tell, this one is shorter and narrower than our older fire engines. they have cool things like recessed lights. roll up doors. 360 degree cam ares and more that is important as the city is moving toward slower and safer streets adding parklets and bulb outs and bike lanes we need to decrease our footprint to keep us and the community safer on emergency scenes. >> what's back there? >> when is not guilty fire engine. great question. i want to see, sure. >> let's go back and look at the equipment and the fire pump on the fire engine. >> this is a fire pump. it is cool all the colors and all that. this fire pump and this engine holds 500 gallons of water that is a lot. >> a lot of water. >> it is push out 1500 gallons a minute of water. we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect to a fire hydrant and that gives us unlimited amount of water to help put a fire out temperature is important we have enough fire engi

, well, i see, no, you are not alike, you have different fathers, nothing such, nothing moved inside,irms... your relationship, will you try to find a common language with your sister? yes, well of course, we'll get to know each other, but just somehow, well, i thought that well, when i came to the program, it was like that, somehow everything, and you, lena, i have a very big offense not at you, but at the people who are around now, i have a husband, a son, everything is fine, you just see, you started to conduct a dialogue like that, you , without knowing anything, insulted my parents. it's as if you turned it upside down, what i think, now there is generally meaning, well, like that, and the parents yours have ruined my life, you were right, it is still unknown, all sorts of things, she was taken from the orphanage, you say that she was in court and said, i will take the child anyway, she could have said anything, it is her right, despite yours. from her foster parents. in the midst of indian summer, she spends all her free time at the dacha. we bought a plot of land 2 years ago. n

couldn't be happier to have tourists and san franciscans alike here doing business. >> dreamforce draws an estimated 40,000 visitors to san francisco and this year, it's expected to bring in more than $90 million in revenue to the city. >> california's new laws on deepfake political videos are now facing a legal challenge. governor newsom signed the bills during the dreamforce conference yesterday. one measure requires large online platforms to remove or label deceptive or altered content related to elections. another changes the timeline of when election ads containing content generated by ai can be distributed. a creator of satirical political videos sued, saying the measures are unconstitutional violations of free speech. the governor's office telling ktvu in a statement it's unclear why this conservative activist is suing california. this new disclosure law for election misinformation isn't any more erroneous than laws already passed in other states, including alabama. >> new at ten, experts from around the world will head to san francisco shortly after the november election to disc

were in the laws that legalized their industry and created a whole series of highly intoxicating look alike chemicals to thc. >> reporter: hemp advocates, including the executive director of coalition for access now says this order, though well intended, targets more than bad actors. >> 5.4 million people in california take a daily dose of cbd, the health product. they are begging this to not move forward. >> reporter: janet stocked up on thousands of dollars worth of medicine. for her it's life or death. >> this matter may head to the courts as a coalition of hemp advocated threatened to sue if the governor's regulations become law. meanwhile the latest national public health data shows that drug overdose deaths are falling dramatically the first time in decades. according to a survey from the cdc, in april 2024 there were more than 101,000 overdose deaths. that's a decline of more than 10% compared to the same time in 2023. a huge reversal of previous trends where we saw double digit increases year after year. however, san francisco is on pace to match its number of overdose deaths year o

poems. but his emotional and evocative language was truly unique. he captivated readers and listeners alike. his legacy will undoubtedly endure and he will be greatly missed. and so bahmani's journey came to full circle as his body was taken to his cherished seaside town of bandar abbas. there the gentle waves of the persian golf will sing him a final farewell as he is laid to rest in his final. resting place and iran remembers a beloved poet. gisum shah ahmedi press tv, tehran. and that does for world news. thank you so much for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. i was fighting for your liberty, i was fighting for peace. i was fighting to keep my family safe from you and your family, but in reality is i was fighting to destroy everything you know and love, and so... ended up cutting myself lot to physicalize the pain to make it something that i could deal with. the war affected me personally by taking away, i guess what i thought our married life would be like, the way that our family would be and the things that we would would enjoy and the opportunities we would have. my family was get

i always say, you know, for property owners and for renters alike, having that property tax being taxed over and over and asking the city, coming to the residents to ask them to pay more and more, it's not fair we at the city, we have a responsibility and that is to generate new streams of revenue and this sale is going to do that. it's going to be an investment where we're going to actually invest in the whole corridor of hegenberger so that we can see new streams of revenues come in and finally pay for more public safety personnel and pay for more personnel to clean up our back to our first alert weather and another hot day around the bay area. taking a live look outside from our sutro camera. looking toward the golden gate bridge. and you just see that sort of pillow of fog rolling in. you know, it's going to be a warm day when you see that coming across the bay. let's check back in with first alert meteorologist zoe mintz. >jessica>yeah, i like i like a pillow of fog. i've been calling it a river of fog because it's so cool that you could literally see clouds moving like a river. an