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thr ard s prd 88% of teachers union teof it. >> if they continue to come without proposals and, unwillin to bargain, then we will have t strike to get them to the table and take bargaining seriously. >> the school district said that their offer of a raise is fair. >>> a new covid variant has com into the world which is called arcturus and is causing an unusual symptom. pink eye. it has already spread to more than 20 countries including the u.s. and makes up 10% of new covid cases in the country. the virus transmits faster than other thfi nts and ca the t causing moveredisease. >>> feels like it has been a while since we talked about an actual heat wave, but there wer places that hit the 80s n know comes the risk ofe the air alert, second of the year. air quality is supposed to be unhealthy for people with breathing problems, so that is something we are used to. we have to react him into it as we get into this part of the year, but it is starting to feel like we are creeping towards summer. >> this is the time of year where we typically get our firs warm spell and inland heat wave it is n

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then he has an ard meeting. whiskey is cuban of counterparts. bruno rodriguez battery. yeah. and we actually had a good opportunity to stand in the very same room where they were speaking. and here's the beginning all for their speech. so they a cuban minister, a bruno to that he gets up. but he, yeah, applauded the russian efforts to stop the expansion at alpha, then nita and also he urged her to to find that pisa, any ukraine as soon as possible. meanwhile sergey love froth condemned to once again, and that lead the sanctioned sent, that united states imposed against cuba also after these meetings. so he had sergey lovegrove for a matter of their cuban and president miguel b as a canal. and afterwards he offered to add press conference, it's been quite a journey for countries. sorry e for in days says sergey love, ra, press visited to cuba, nicaragua, venezuela and in brasil ends. and this actually generated a lot of criticism from the western countries. meanwhile sergey la for orfa seems to have launched a clear message to on their west that's i ain't spite of all their ef

and the, the, that the political move of the current government is really medics and soldiers ards, the scene where 2 women were killed. another wounded after an alleged shooting by a palestinian gunman helicopter was seen landing in the northern parts of the jordan valley to evacuate the victim of civilian buildings in garza and private property were damaged by that israeli strike. we spoke to a local man whose house was damaged in the attack. oliver wilson come, sir, god, in the $330.00 we sit down to eat, then suddenly several explosions occurred. as we can see, more than 5 explosions on this empty land. if we said there are missiles, tunnels, or resistance fighters here, harness to god, i would not be upset, but this is an empty land and here their civilian c o is very strikes, have also damaged buildings in lebanon. now in this video, you can see one of the victims near their damaged house following the israeli attack. la guest ali yar political unlist and international affairs adviser from lebanon. but he says the rocky fire from lebanon into israel once have been possible without

israel did not have an infantry army in southern lebanon or in the bekaa valley in the east of arde nashkarors could be the best target for iranian infantry warriors who had experienced the chinese war with the counter-revolution for months in the mountainous environment of the marivan pass and paveh kurdistan. metuslian to win this movie war ahmad metouslian was born in 1332. he studied electrical engineering at an industrial conservatory. he was two years, two and three months younger than me . he went to the school that i mentioned. mustafawi was islamic. he studied there. it was at that time that he joined the shiraz armored brigade to do his military service, and he did not stop fighting. in khorramabad, the main work of the company was helping the revolutionaries in the first half of the decade 50 years of ahmad's secret struggle in tehran and lorestan until the end of shahrivar in 1957, and savak was aware of the incident and arrested him in khorramabad. he didn't answer his phone for a while. he was arrested by savak and imprisoned. he was under torture by savak. the victory of the

so he wasn't going to support a free trade idea, which might shaft or undermine ard and in any way. so he has been someone who kept is this close to his heart, he got someone who's kept his eye on the situation very closely. and he's always made it clear. even if you look at his visit last night with him coming in to in northern ireland and traveling south today, that you get the strong sense that this is a man who, you know, he wasn't going to london. he was coming into items and he wants to stay and i didn't pay a lot of time. he pays a lot of. it gives a lot of time and a lot of energy to us in a way that's not all us presidents would do. does it interesting point that you make and i heard today that he had made, made a point that he didn't want to, to metal in the current stalemate that we're seeing right now in irish, political and northern irish political institutions. but is there a role that the u. s. can play baby to to in that still made it all? yes, i think there is, i mean, i think that for what it's worth. so sometimes again, you get sort of to try to get some detractor

local journalist michael a tit as the details. despite the ard trolls that has been announced by the board but warring parties her from since yesterday from the 7th day. but we, we also had a lot of gunfire, an extension of shelling and bon being. there was a huge, a black smoke all emerging from the catch room international, airport air which prompted their sudanese civil abuse and also to issue statement bad the gutter international airport or will remain suspend. i mean, we remain shut down until the end of april. so as i speak, yes, the car to the international airport is not operational and her which is, which is making it very difficult for the diplomatic missions and un employees and other foreigners who are stuck here. sudan is stranded and they are unable to move . the only move that was made possible and 7 this morning was at the more than 11000 from the saudi arabia. they were able to travel by road from cartoon to port. so down in the east, i think caused or bit red sea. and they were, you know, received they are, they could not receive. i mean they don't get any obstacle

who really benefits from these moves caleb, mapping ards, a new york. a quarter of a to of the international action census, sarah flounders says that china simply responding to the u. s. his violation of his taiwan policy. china is responding to what the u. s. provocations are, which is again and again the selling us aircraft, carriers, destroyers, nuclear submarines, and all over flights, all manner of other military equipment directly into the taiwan straits and in areas of china until now, the u. s. was able to project unrestrained threats on china by the sheer number of their military forces in the region. it shows that the u. s. is absolutely willing to violate, find agreements that they have made, affirming that china is one country. and taiwan is a province of china. they want to pull the e u into this also, and they want to pull the surrounding countries into it, not only korea and japan, and the philippines, but of course, every country in the surrounding area. they are pressuring them extensively, and they are pressuring certainly the european

in the process, his ard, he con to either rachel marvin's take queen. ursula literally just finished admonishing all the kiddies in the use schoolyard over the need for unity at all cost against china. and already it seems like they found something else that they disagree on. sources are now telling the western press, the countries are caught up in arguing about whether funding earmarked by brussels for ammunition production for ukraine and to replenish member states own supplies should be spent inside europe as france is arguing, or whether that cache ultimately taken from the pockets of taxpayers of member states, let's not forget, should fuel weapons production in the us or in the u. k. as poland reported the once arguing that it would mean that ukraine would get the animal faster. right now, the made in europe camp is reportedly winning the debate, but it's not settled. and here's how important chief, you, diplomat years of burrell considered this issue to be back in february, we will have everything we can use in base facility to provide financing, looking for dig, waging wages

marcia, by pipelines and ships. political and international relations specialist partners long told ard he that a trend of emerging is emerging of developing nations wanting to trade directly with each other. the or conducive payment system in china and russia as well in the country. we will continue to benefit from these sanctions in the long run. because what we are seeing is the western countries and the are the countries, especially the country in the global south. they still need to trade. and despite that, china, russia were apparently as selectively screw that from this trading process are the countries countries in the global self, they are also being tapped into and getting activity even more actively involved in this or trading process. we are seeing a trend in the global scale of what's going on on this whole process of the coupling. because the global solve, unlike what happened in the last cold war, global self position in terms of the pet chasing power. and that in general, in the greater power capability has increased significantly. and now because they, they choose not t

and that's where we ard my pegs to both of you. this has been a great conversation. i had a lot of fun and i learned a lot from both of you as well, and thank you for keeping it so respectful. i appreciate it. all right, here we go. something else i got to tell you all about something i do before we go . i want to remind you of our mission here at some point really kind of want to d, silo the word a little bit. we've gotta stop living in little boxes. true. i don't live in boxes . they're like the conversation we just had right now. different points of view. i'll be looking for you again, right here where we provide a direct impact. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah ah ah, i feel that focused on is still. a working through the journey of developing an identity and national identity various, you know, we talked earlier about the vibrancy and the dynamics of the media, were all sorts of use and narrative. heather chance to debate and come to the for. but that also has downside in everything is up for debate. nothing is agreed on ah, and so down the route i support 40 the power

this is a normal situation when 2 nations, ards wool, we presented a number of conditions to saudi arabia to give them the chance to establish close to ties with us and build friendly relationships. we asked them to end their aggression, opened the apples and seaports and to exchange all prisoners. the 4th condition was to pay government salaries in order to improve the humanitarian situation in yemen . none of these conditions are met. we can begin to discuss the political situation was the humanitarian situation is resolved than we can engage in political talks, the saudi arabia and the u. a. e. we can even hold talks with the agents in aden and in al mahala santa is willing to hold talks with all agents. i most raise of saudi arabia under one condition, the aggression must end. but because they are continuing their aggression, we've refused the whole talks about the military and political files in yemen. we have saudi prisoners. we have sedans, prisoners, american prisoners, and we have jamini prisoners. we were fighting alongside saudi arabia. likewise, saudi arabia has many prison, h

of a joint campus between the science and technology park of amirkabir university of technology and ardtory. the memorandum of understanding seeks to strengthen the chain links of production and export . may all of you accept worship and service in the holy month of ramadan and in this new year and the new year , may this prayer be answered for all of us, from the present to the best of our condition, thanks to the blessing of the pure blood of the martyrs, which this province is an example of in martyrdom. sacrifice in freedom in resistance and standing in front of enemies indeed, khuzestan province has paid its dues today, the whole country, especially we , the officials , should be resistant to this province and the loyal and loyal people of lorestan. in this province, the almighty god has placed many capacities, one of the most important capacities of the province is the youth force, the efficient force, the force of impact, and in this province , we do not lack many talented young people who can play a role in this. i told the managers in ahvaz at the beginning of the course the go