the only time that i'm aware of that the cia has promoted something like this was with argo.is the story, which is essentially your husband's story, of how he used his amazing disguise skills to get six people out of tehran. he was going to take that story to his grave. he had no intention, no plan to tell any of his stories. and it was only one of many. then he was called in by george tenet. er, and tenet said, "we want to tell the story." it's kind of quiet. the landscape is... this was before 9/11, and the idea here is, let's tell one good story. ah, a good story. many people will have seen the movie argo and we know that it was, again, great publicity, frankly, for american intelligence. but you had lived through a series of cia dirty tricks operations which included attempted assassinations, coups d'etat, we know the stories of the attempts to kill fidel castro, patrice lumumba. we failed. tony said, "we can't... "we can't do this. "go find the mob. "find somebody who knows how to assassinate a person." we tried to kill fidel with an exploding cigar. that's how good we w

the retailer argos had a playstation five gaming console, beats headphones and apple products were amongmost popular place on the day. some consumers will hold out for different products on cyber monday with the risk of waiting is that some items will sell out, i've checked and that is certainly true in some cases. recent research by voucher code considered that pre—christmas retail spending in the uk was likely to rise by 3.3%, and in fact fewer products will be bought because of price rises. and the cost—of—living squeeze means gift spending might actually fall by 3%. in the us, adobe analytics expects shoppers to spend $12 million online on cyber monday, which marks the end of a traditional week of discounts around thanksgiving. world leaders will be gathering in dubai later this week for the cop 28 annual climate conference to discuss a host of issues. chief among them is how to bring emissions down. earlier this month in india, pollution levels in delhi reach toxic levels, ordering the top court there to stop farmers from burning crop residue. a problem a start—up in india is trying

argo. dallas. kansas city. denver. san francisco. and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution contr

testing, one of the last reasons for pride - development of an electric platform for the domestic argothanks to its resident status, the company receives significant subsidies, urban. i believe that these are the growth points where many engineering solutions are invented and created, but they do not have financial resources. personnel, administrative, scale all this, and the technology park provides such an opportunity. the technopark is a powerful growth point, providing its residents, firstly, with unique areas with spacious workshops, the ceiling heights of which vary from 6 to 14 m, and special lifting mechanisms that allow them to transport cargo and conduct business within the city limits. there are few places in moscow where you can find squares big ones where possible. even organize a development room for r&d of some kind of activity. it’s always nice to bring a customer to a production office ; you won’t surprise anyone, but with a production site , real activities, you can surprise a commercial customer to provide automation of the process of collecting, accounting and analy

what we do see our entire websites that are dead dupes for genuine retailers, john lewis, argos, amazon that it wasn't a genuine website until you paid and didn't receive anything in the post. the other wrist, of course, is because we are all buying so much, we are getting so many deliveries around this time, it is the perfect time to put out one of these tech scams that says your parcel has been delivered, pay three online to make sure that it gets to you. these are great opportunities for scammers so you have to be on your guard. you have talked about _ have to be on your guard. you have talked about websites _ have to be on your guard. you have talked about websites before, - have to be on your guard. you have talked about websites before, like. talked about websites before, like price runners, that tells you the history the price of an album item. tell me about them. we all know we should compare prices to work out where the best place to get something is. price comparison websites can tell you when the best time to buy things are, as well. there are different websites that allow yo

the elaborate escape plan was made famous in the 2012 movie "argo" that won for best picture. >> yous? >> i think my story is the only thing between a gun to your head. >> a state official named peter tarnoff was one of the architects of the scheme known as the canadian caper. tarnoff was a special assistant to secretary of state cyrus vance and the liaison during planning between the cia and the canadian government. the six americans were in hiding for nearly three months at the homes of canada's ambassador and his deputy after escaping an attack on the american embassy in tehran where 52 hostages were held for more than a year. tarnoff never publicly acknowledged his role in the effort to extract the state department employees, but records show he was at the center of the plan that involved disguises, phony passports, and the production of a fake science fiction movie called "argo." a native of brooklyn and montreal, tarnoff had served previously at the u.s. embassy in saigon during the vietnam war where he was injured in 1965 by a car bomb. he was famous over the decades for manag

begun to give its first results, in ulyanovsk automobile plant started to produce a new car, the sols argo this is a small commercial truck with a payload of one and a half tons , in august we opened this production, but this year 2,500 of these small trucks will be produced, next year we plan to reach a pace of 12,000, yeah, localized, but it’s too early to talk about this, i’ll say when the agreements have already been signed, well, this is the final question, it’s clear that the exhibition is first and foremost, and this is where we started positioning our regions, and given the volume of production that you have, of course, you are waiting for labor resources, probably, of course, and for tourists, the three main reasons to come to the ulyanovsk region, what awaits them? area, virtual and augmented reality complexes, simulators and models of rocket and space technology are installed , well, in the center of the exhibition there is a demonstrator center... flight control, from here you can watch the work of the iss and space missions, in the pavilions of gazprom and sberbank today the w

one one of the latest reasons for pride is the development of an electric platform for the domestic argo these ideas to life. thanks to resident status, enterprises receive significant subsidies, city grants, and actively participate in events and exhibitions. i believe that such growth points as the moskurmash technopark, as far as i know, are the first or one of the first to appear in moscow. there should be more of them, or they need to be developed. because tech companies like us now have a lot of proactive, young, very creative guys who come up with and create a lot of engineering solutions, but they don’t have the financial, personnel, administrative resources to scale it all up, and the technopark provides such an opportunity. technopark is a powerful growth point, providing its residents, firstly, with unique areas with spacious workshops, ceiling heights that... vary from 6 to 14 m, special lifting mechanisms that allow transporting cargo weighing up to 10 tons, and of course, comfortable access for large vehicles , production, office and laboratory spaces, including a unique ad

friday spending was expected to fall by more than a quarter to £5.6 billion or $7 billion, the retailer argos amongst its most popular products on the day. some cross —— consumers will hold out for deeper discounts on cyber monday the risk of waiting is items will seller and that is true for some cases. recent research which concluded pre—christmas retail spending in the uk was likely to rise by 3.3%, in fact fewer products will be bought because of price rises and the cost of living squeeze means gift spending might actually fall by 3%. in the us w analytics expect shoppers to spend $12 billion online on cyber monday which marks the end of a traditional week of discounting around thanksgivings off. well, like me, you've probably been bombarded by discount offers over the past few days. while recent research suggests that shoppers still have a strong preference for in—store retail over online shopping, there is one big problem. retail shoppers just don't enjoy shopping as much as they did before covid, so how can brands and retailers improve their customer experience? debbie ellison is global

reports of any injuries connected to that recall owners are going to be notified and local dealers, argoinspect repairs or even replace engines. well, in the north, a beloved grocery store shutting its doors after 2 decades of business oakville, grocery located on the corner of hell's bird square's closing for good on november. 26 visit share that announcement on social media. she had a pretty heartfelt thank you to low customers over the years and adding new plans are going to soon be unveiled for the side of that grocery store over grocery was established back 18. 81. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news forty-niners took on the tampa bucks open a snag a win tonight. >> show you who came out on top. and a rainy weekend. really potentially dangerous roadways. we have the tips from chp on how to stay safe this winter season, and after such a rainy week last week as we make our way towards thanksgiving, this week is much the opposite. in fact, your thanksgiving day forecast looking particularly nice with a lot of highs reaching the low 70's. >> i'm talking >> well, health officials are

plight of an iranian american, me being one, myself, is either shown in not without my daughter, or argo of wanting to do it. i said, if i, i want them to be truthful. in the east of great food, dancing. it of drama, a few tears, and a lot of joy. >> in a new generation of filmmakers, also stepping up. >> all the sudden, we saw all of these exhibits, or plays, or films, it inspired us to really become a part of representing our people. >> -- based on her own experience, watching the protests in iran from afar. >> making this film, it is kind of the decision to not go back to iran until it is free. but, this is the moment. . this is the moment to really step, up and stand with our people. because there's no other way to do it. >> a stand, using art to change the way her community is seen, all at the same time, keeping her from the country that she loves. >> my thanks, dr. aimee malik, and marianne show of our who sat down with me for that report. i inversions, everybody, its own theaters now. i saw it again last night. i have never felt more seen in my life than with this movie. you have

we will end it off in the north bay, $4.43 in the argo, off of 101, if you're going into san franciscom the gas pump to the roadways, this thanksgiving morning, let's see what is going on. the sensor is still showing very green, like the green beans you might be enjoying later on this afternoon. but, we do have to talk about an update from the north bay. american canyon, at the american canyon off ramp, those lanes that were blocked because of the helicopter landing i was telling you about, that was expected. now, they are expecting to open up a couple more lanes in the next 15 minutes or so. we will swing on in, still stay in the north bay, everything is in the green centers looking good, back to you, jim. >> thanks, looking good. >> coming up, -- officially started the battle, we will tell you which resorts are open if you would like to hit the slopes. >> if a flight is in your holiday travel plans, we have a one minute coaching session to help you steer clear of some common travel hiccups. and consumer investigator, coming up next. >> a reminder, watch the 49ers take on the seattle

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around, possibly around the total dollars spent for the -- >> so we don't ow when you're actually argoing to see that. i'm clear on what you're saying. >> yes. >> so how long do yoexpect to leave thpublic comment period open for su an important ro? >> wi make that determination of the time, but all of -- mac what is the threshd. can you help me with that? >> so all of them have been on an average for at least 60 days from when we vote on it. >> really? >> so on average, it's been about 70 and i would say even beyond that, becausit takes 12 to 24 months to finalize a rule, we continue to take meetings, continue to take commen and staff considers those comments. >> i'm running out of time so i will make it quick. last qstion. can we expect to see a proper robust cost-benefit analysis when you do release this, obviously we have been talking or hearing you talk about for two years. i'm hopeful that you will truly take into account the downstream effects of whatever you propose. i think some of the things that we ha seen, in my opinion, are half baked and i'm hoping that we will see a very tho