anders: not at all.ncer: and his job is to stay relentlessly on message: combat covid, but keep the country running. anders: we managed to keep society fairly opened and our schools opened at least, while at the same time delivering good health service to everybody who needs that. announcer: this is not his first high pressure assignment. tegnell cut his epidemiological teeth during a deadly ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo in the mid-'90s. now, he has to explain to an increasingly skeptical world why, despite the growing death toll, he thinks his strategy still works. male: do you think in retrospect now that trying to stop the disease immediately would have been a wiser solution than--or do you still believe that this long-term strategy is the way to go? anders: i mean, we basically still think that this is the right strategy for sweden that we're doing. this is a bit like having an ocean liner and try to steal it with a lag of three or four weeks. so, i think we are too early to both

exhibition of it before , was a collection of medical books that was actually written by a doctor in nasl ander. they were a generation of doctors in isfahan, we were given a prescription from the safavid period to the qajar period, when the books are scanned in some places, this book is an opportunity for a two-person book reading retreat with exquisite treasures. people can order ayatollah shabiri zanjani and the master of the country. they spread it spontaneously, it is not for sale, but it is given time and money to read, how many books are used to inject this book shop, but it is not bad to know that currently, centers such as the organization of documents and the national library, public libraries, the book exchange center and cultural associations receiving publishers there is a time when the book donors assembly will be launched, god willing, the statutes of this assembly will be drafted and soon the call for the participation of the donors of the queen's library and museum was the main place to prepare our report. these books will be received by the queen's library and museum. which al

from the collection of one and a half million students of khorasan province, razavi anders download foreign nationals constitute the approximate population of the entire knowledge the students of the province are approximately one and a half million people , which is 5% of the total students of khorasan razavi province and foreign students. we have approximately 2,500 active schools , including 1,000 roma schools. the population of the number of schools, which sometimes allocate 20 or 30% to the students of their own rooms. the daily course from the country of afghanistan, which was accepted through the exam, 80% of the tuition fee for the night and virtual course of the university, in the educational department of humanities and behavioral sciences, the amount of 25 million, four hundred and forty seven thousand rials should be paid as a fixed tuition fee of four million and five hundred and pay ten thousand rials for each unit of theoretical variable and six million and 783 thousand rials for each unit of practical variable, therefore , the tuition fee of the course, which is equal to the

iran security forces have thorted plans for assassination of several senior sunny clerics, judges anders of the islamic revolution god. that's according to iranian intelligence minister ismail khatib. the minister said iran's adversaries have made plans to carry out the assassinations in late september. khatib added that the assassinations were aimed at fueling ethnic religious discord in the country. he said iran's enemies are planning to forment in security along the country's eastern borders earging shia and sunny clerics to remain vigilant. the new revelation came after security forces fold a terrorist plot to carry out 30 simultaneous bomb attacks at populist areas in the capital, tehran. more than two dozen daesh affiliated terrorists were also arrested. afghanistan is facing a humanitarian disaster as millions of people suffer from acute hunger and malnutrition. press tv's rahmatullahban reports from kabul. the health authorities in afghanistan have reported a surge in the number of children and mothers suffering from malnutrition across the country. they blame international i thi

[anders] wow! that's crazy. [lovell] aww, that's a beautiful shot. [peaceful background music plays] -[camera shutter clicks] -[peaceful background music plays] [chiwetel] the time: christmas eve, 1968. the location: the apollo spaceship on the far side of the moon. -[camera shutter clicks] -[background piano music plays] when this photo was taken, there were only three-and-a-half billion people on earth. already, there are twice that many. in the 1960's, new york and tokyo were the only two megacities with populations of more than ten million. now there are more than 30. most of them much bigger than new york. it was water that made these cities possible in the first place. but what happens now if the water starts running out? -[tense background music plays] -[rushing sound of the wind] -[tense background music plays] -[rushing sound of the wind] [children speaking indistinctly] [children] one step, two step, tickle you under there. [laughter] [newscaster 1] cape town in south africa is facing one monumental question. how does it survive? [newscaste

carl larsson and anders, so on and on their own early ring and hammer show. just fantastic art collections earlier, one of our opening exhibitions in 2019 came from the university of uppsala, and it the very beginnings of the viking period and wonderful grave finds swords and shields and helmets and wonderful stories about the viking period. so again, we try to cover this whole gamut as we are doing these exhibitions. we really want to focus these periods of transformation and, really focus on innovation and social and kind of social justice issues and the orientation towards and transparency and it seems to be working well. how do you address the leif ericson story? you know, it's always interesting, especially when i when have a wonderful opportunity to talk to two colleagues about ericson and and everybody wants to all my norwegian friends, him as norwegian and all my icelandic friends claim him as icelandic. but you know, the greenland ticks also claim him as theirs too. so again, i think it's clear that leif ericson, his father, erik, the red legend theo

tottenham , will equalize the game and namudi united of onana manchester looking for the new defender anderna who he came to united with sardai yad to replace deha, who, according to sirran united , was one of the factors of the unfavorable results, and he worked so badly that the managers of united strongly regret his recruitment, so that by continuing this process in the winter transfers , they will try to recruit yan oblak, the sangriban of atlético, to replace this goalkeeper with the cameroonian goalkeeper, ali divar, sedavasima news reporter , continue the news with another report in in the holy defense week , we went to one of the great veterans of our country, who has defended the name of iran and iranians both in the fronts of right against wrong and in sports fields. i, noor marzi sardasht , died due to an explosion of desire from the legs and eyes to the right hand and left ear. married in 6th and 8th year. a 63 too i became a soldier in 1962. it was a leap year. it was syroze. on the first day of eid, at 10:00 in the morning , i was forced to work because of the may explosion at

it's another achievement. the country's aerospace industry, anders calls on the saudi led coalition to stop the sige and aggression, stressing that yemen will not accept any form of western hegemoneny, and national morning in iraq for the victims of a wedding party fire in the iraqi city of hamdaniah, which is blamed a lack of safety standards at the reception hall. 10:30 pm in iras capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. iran has successfully launched a new satellite into orbit, it strict sanctions imposed by western states, aimed at crippling the islamic republic's peaceful space program. telecom minister has confirmed that the new 3 imaging satellite has placed into an order of 450 kilometers above earth. the islamic revolution gardscorre has carried out the launch using home grown satellite carria cassed. the aerospace division of the irgc launched the first iranian military satellite nur one in april 2020 and nur to in march 2022. this is washington opposed strict sanctions on iran's civilian space agency in 2019, allegging that it is used to advance tehran's

belbo trili , we went to ander abaz with this. yes, we went with this. i said that there was no place to dump the car at all. i used to say these guys. every gear we change was a mecca of my country, i had a duty to go and take it away i don't know how many days it was, but they emptied the dam very quickly. i called mr. sohaili, the head of tehran cement, and i told him that he said, "god, omer, to silomar tahir , the children were on the road at that time." the captain knew this with haj khalil and khalil rostam. the captain and his cook, who also turned out to be iranian, said this is khalil rostam . who did i say? he was a really strong person. all his drivers were calculating. he said, "what did you do on the ship ? believe me, within 12 days." a ship, a ship, at that time, those problems have been evacuated. haj khalil , i said that his tail is hot, because the order of imam rahmatullah ali, i emptied the warm breath of the imam, you are everywhere. all the fields were working and solutions even came and went and the city of bandar abu had disturbe

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in relations with poland and other countries, for example, andrii lesvetskyi, others, you can say anders a well-known economist, wrote about the fact that he had already criticized the position. this statement of mazovetskyi was said by maravetskyi. a stupid statement , does the current prime minister of poland think that these small current problems are more important than the national security of his nation, and it is definitely necessary for the government-pis to leave room for politicians who will fall under elementary maturity, that is, there are very few assessments from both sides, does this mean that both sides are now making mistakes in this diplomatic communication that can harm well, of course, that mistakes are made, uh, well , you can evaluate the statement of president volodymyr zelenskyi and the fact that he did not meet with the president is ganging up on criminal liability in new york . the polish side made requests from i apologize, with the initiative of such a meeting, it can be understood that the ukrainian side did not take the time, the presidents did not meet, it

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and also establishing international anders to get ahead of the whole effort.nited states has benefited enormously over decades for being one of the -- allies for key technologies. -- this is been talked about as a potential place of a testbed of ai programs for maryland to see how they operate before you let them into the wild. anyway all of these are right now just discussion, but the good news is it is very active. getting back to the earlier question on political polarization, the challenge will be whether we can come together on something like this which is clearly paramount national interest to try to define the rules in the poll and also bring in our allies and friends around the world. that is, it is a tall order, the good news is there is a lot of attention focused on this right now. serious attention. challenge, as i say in this environment how do we boil it down into operational standard. host: in your answer there you use the phrase we need to go together. that is the slogan of the u.s. korea alliance. let's go together -- senator van hollen thank y

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people, which consists in the enjoyme life and liberty, with the right of acquire and using property anderally of pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety. and then i say that the an indubitable right to reform eirthe feasibl government whenever it be found adverse to or inadequate to the. ladies and gentlemen, that is astonishing that what does that sound like? whether declaration of independence. it sounds very much like the second sentence of the declaration. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men are created equal. they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. and wheneverent becomes destructivethese rights, it is the right and duty of the people to alter and such synchronici we began, isn't this amazing tour of these documents by recognizing james james wilson's belief that the right to alter and abolish government is an unalienable right that comes from god or nature, and govnment. and here we see the very first amendment that madison proposed be unalienable.red the right of it didn't. but that r

>> it should be, and you know, maria i was a seal team come ander done a lot of operation never without a objective and plan i asked highest levels that are objectives in ukraine what is the plan? until an objective a plan i i don't think taxpayers should pay tailings money where is money going we are absolutely correct asking that it looks like going for pensions, going for other things rather than defense in ukraine, and but, i think we need to ask question the defense bill was takes that money out i think a small amount that was in there before the war, for a military-to-military operations, are but, the heart we need a discussion the administration has to tell us what the objectives in ukraine, and what is the plan to get there, congress then should look at it, modify fund to that level i talk with jack keane about earlier general jack keane said one issue we don't have an end will go i agree is this unlimited money to ukraine? president biden says we will be there until you know until they need us, what does that mean, china on march i number of one adversary we need to see our def

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what is nice to see with this particular hurricane is people do seem to be focused ander with adoptinghe key performance indicators. like how quickly does electricity get put on. how good are the roads so people can get back to their homes. so you're not running around, trying to figure out the dumpster fire you're trying to take care of but you have a clear focus. that's the difference between people like sam walton at walmart and people who are not focused and people are not able to get things done. >> neil: i wondered, too -- great story there. one of my favorite things in your book is some of the fun people you quoted including ronald reagan who says it doesn't matter who gets the credit as long as the job gets done. you have a little competition here, a republican governor or a democratic president trying to take a bough and getting along and saying it couldn't get done without them to be fair to both men, they have not played that game. there's always the concern and the paranoia one has with the other. the other guy will get ready for doing something that he did. how do you avoi

lawmakers voted to confirm general eric smith as the next marine commandant anderal george as joint chief of staff. the vote follows yesterday's move to confirm charles q. brown as the chairman of the joint chief of staff. still about 300 generals and admirals are waiting to be promoted. still those are being blocked by one man, republican senator tommy tuberville. it's not clear yet if or when the senate will hold more individual confirmation votes, but democrats say if they have to do that, that process could take months. when asked about it yesterday majority leader chuck schumer told reporters simply you'll see. meanwhile austin is asking tuberville to end that blockade. austin reportedly explained how this is harming national security. tuberville, however, has made clear he has no intention of stopping his protest. we've got two more generals confirmed yesterday. the next chairman of the joint chief of staffs has gotten through, but tuberville is seemingly locked in here because he's lock into the blockade. is there some move perhaps from fellow republicans that can get tuberville to

it will be sculpted from american iron, aluminum ander steel, and it will be billed by highly skilledr. that's what's going to happen. that's going to happen. we will do it first day in office. first day in office it will be signed out firsty day in office. what they're doing to our country is horrible. what they're doing to the auto workers of this country just doesn't make sense. i saved american auto manufacturing you know that in my first term and all save it again. we did great. we did everything to keep those jobs are going. we will save it again in her second term unfortunately that's what we had to do because things happen during the election that you know about happen brighter in the state also. and we will make it bigger, better and stronger than ever before. that's what we're going to do. but we want to talk about it but we talked and we keep talking but we don't want to talk too much but before we do talk about the current uaw strike that we've been hearing about and i see people really with mixed emotions because you are striking for wages y but you knw your jobs are lucr

and a litter from capitol police chief, to chairman style ander myself dated december 18, 2023. without objection. >> without objection, recognize the gentleman from new york. >> thank you. >> i want to make it clear that i think all of our colleagues, republicans have been very concerned about the response of the national guard, which is why most of us have asked questions about the timing about the authority about you getting permission and fact you had to get answers from two individuals whoy clearly were taking their orders from speaker pelosi. i want to make that clear. just touching on the chamber evacuations. the capitol was breached at 2:12 p.m., house chamber no not start evacuated until 2:28, what was reason for delay. >> i'm not really sure the reasons, evacuation should have been called earlier. >> who would have made that decision. >> i had two assistant chiefs with me, one in charge of operations. either of those could have called it. it should have been called earlier. >> do you know what time senate chamber was evacuated. >> let's be see if i have it, one second,

could know very many people but the fact was it was kind of going around the world down to to tokyo ander over to los angeles, and he was having, it was having these near misses but nobody really knew about them. one of thehe things about the gf zeppelin witchcraft means count, was that it was always held up as this will look, the germans can do, look him what's the big deal? back to the question of why do we persist in doing airships with all these accidents just keep happening. well, they didn't happen to this one so people should look, it's simple. that's how they do it. at one point in 1928 there were only two actual airships line in the world, both of which were german built, and, and you know you would have thought i got a loan hey wait a second, as opposed to tens of thousands of airplanes at this point back. maybe they are a bad idea because there are not in any more. but no, the idea is we're going to look at this, there is one, the germans make it look easy. we just had to do what they do. my book, our 101, the airship i write about and "his majesty's airship" was in some ways t

the lack of tourists is causing some restaurants ander too company to lay off worker. unemployment on maui is surging. nearly 8,000 people file for unemployment in august, compared to fewer than 300 people in august of last year. >>> reimagining san francisco. a new citywide alliance announced plans to help improve the health of people and nature in the city. they've been working for more than a year and it is made up of other agencies and nonprofits. the presidio trust and even the exploratorium. tell highlights are making the city greener by 2040. >> it requires healthy human and vice versa. ultimately our shared vision is to increase the ecological help of san francisco and equitably distribute the benefits of local name to all of. >> as a symbol of their goal, the native plants today. >> all right. rob mayeda is here. we have football. we have to wait another three days before the all the others. >> it's not that long of a wait. >> it is a long wait. >> we have two this week. >> and college football saturday. and more. >> okay. >> he's been doing sports. >> speakin

of the communities where the facility is going to be but discussion from the regulators about what anders are going to be enforced at the facility. armed with that knowledge, folks can make their decisions. >> yes, but what would your decision be? >> i think people need to have economic mobility and make the decisions for themselves and be involved in the public process. >> i have two children who are just now starting out on their careers. they may well be moving along. if they were moving to a location next to a plant that had high cancer rates and admissions i would say, do you really want to live there? as you know, you cannot undo the damage that comes. most every parent in the world would say the same thing. i realize you are here representing a point of view and you didn't really want to answer the question but i suspect you wouldn't want your children in that situation, next to a toxic death creating production facility either. let's keep working towards understanding, that we have to have conversations about the effects. we can't ignore them. there are very real health and pollut

jon: anders think that president biden use addressing the united nations general assembly internet.nt to china -- are you saying china is the risk? tom: the political football here is substantial and -- i think they are making it up as you go based on what china is doing and what the dialogue is. the meeting, annmarie hordern talked about the meeting in malta. it is an island in the mediterranean. they had a meeting. jon: if we can make that happen, maybe later on this year. if you're are joining us, federal this -- reserve decision later this afternoon. no change is expected. that news profits will not be a snooze fest. -- that news conference will not be a snooze best. yields are lower by two basis points. tom: it is a busy week in new york , and a the island up ahead. annmarie hordern is in the heart of my head with the united nations meeting. it was important. this morning in london, we have ignored, i have been wrong on this, we ignore detroit and the uaw. who does the president need to today. when he gets up and doused when a hundred detroit, who does the president want to tal

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on the like lu hood of keeping all those cases together let's bring in correspondent blain a alex ander morning. she spoke with the fulton county sheriff about the way former president trump was booked and got an exclusive look at the jail where the mug shot was taken. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. up until this point all we had seen from inside the jail was the mug shot. that was the only thing that came out. we saw the motorcade go in and we saw him leave. we didn't know much about what happened. yesterday i went to the fulton county jail and sat down with the sheriff there. he walked me inside the intake area. he showed me the door where the former president walked in, the place where he had had his mug shot take. what's interesting about this is he told me he only spent eight minutes inside the building. the process was so expedited that they brought his paperwork out to his car for him to look over and sign afterward and be on his way. here's a little bit of our tour inside the intake area. and i also asked about his decision to have a mug shot taken