ati:30pm ati:30me ati:30pm i will at 1:30pm i will be interviewing lieutenant colonel peter lerner from that to viewers in the uk a little bit later. scientists believe they've learned why asthma causes so much damage to people. their research shows cells lining the airways are squeezed to destruction during an attack. they are hoping to develop new drugs that might help break the cycle of harm caused by the condition. i'm joined by the lead researcher of this study, professorjody rosenblatt from king's college london. we are we a re really we are really interested to find out more about this. many millions of people around the world are affected ljy people around the world are affected by this condition. the latest figures from the world health organization suggested there were more than 450,000 deaths from asthma in the year. why has this specific aspect —— aspect, how the lining of the lungs is affected. why has this not been studied in detail before? i don't know, it is a curious question. the field get stuck on different tracks and people get stuck in those tracks. people were alwa

the contract of ati aggr for delivery in august this year will be launched from the third monday of may, which will be tradable until august 30, 1403. customs announced the amount of international transportation of goods from our country last year to 17 million and 790 thousand tons. according to the director of border crossings and border terminals of the road organization, about 83% of this amount is related to road transportation. international road transportation from iran reached 14 million and 750 thousand tons in 1402, more than any other time in the past or throughout the history of transit. let's review the goods from the islamic republic of iran . the highest number was in 1993, about 10 years ago, when this number was 12 million tons, and in 2002, this number increased by about two and a half million tons, and a new installation in the field of road transit. the goods were registered in the islamic republic of iran. this part of our country's business takes place simultaneously in two oil and non-oil areas. the weight of transporting oil products was always heavier. in 1402,

ati silver contract to be delivered in august this year. be launched from monday, the third of may, and it will be tradable until the third of august 1403. two and a half thousand billion tomans support of tesbit fund from the capital market. this news and more in today's package of baha bazar news. mohammad soryanjad, member of the board of directors of the stock exchange tehran. the capital market can be a place for prosperity. production and job creation. a lot of flexibility has been used in the design of investment funds as trading tools so that we can see the existence of suitable funds for different investment ranges in this market. ruhollah sharifian, managing director of capital market stabilization fund. from the 14th to the 29th of april, this fund has made a total of 2550 billion tomans of support purchases. ruhollah selbi, the general director of economic and financial affairs of the province. the implementation preparations for the investment fund of this province are underway and we are recruiting members. our plan is to regi

ati wrote and said about reaching the index of 10 billion dollars. reuters, however , paid special attention to bilateral cooperation in the field of energy in the shadow of us sanctions and said: in the final joint statement, the two countries emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in the field of energy, including electricity transmission and the gas transmission line project. reuters, in addition to reflecting the signing of 8 cooperation documents side between tehran and islamabad to the results. economically, the second destination of our country's president's trip in the indian subcontinent, sri lanka, was also discussed, and written by mr. raisi , he opened a $514 million hydropower plant with iranian engineering in silanka, and the authorities of tehran and colombo signed five cooperation agreements . at the end of the one-day visit of the president of our country to sri lanka, the local news agency tamil guardian wrote in an article titled "sri lanka challenges america's sanctions against iran" that the president of iran only hou

disclosure of important information in kodal package on the news line of the symbols of aria attala and atiakalpa, which is the development of arman and pipad in order to annual general meeting at the end of business. they stopped on april 1st. the meeting of the general assembly of the symbol of the ship will be held in order to make a decision regarding the capital increase on the second of may. the meeting of the general assembly of the symbol of dabalk seym will be held in farvardin. the cash dividend of the kbc symbol is paid to the real shareholders of 14th azar and to the legal shareholders of sim azar. trading symbol shlord due to disclosure of material information. masadegh group b was stopped. symbols of takunba mellat for holding an extraordinary general assembly in order to amend the statutes and symbol of druze in order to elect members of the board of directors in the end of april 21st transactions were stopped. the pre-emptive right of amin capital funding company in the symbol of amine was stopped due to the expiration of the deadline for using the pre-emptive right to purch

ati, a high-ranking economic and political official , will become the capital of pakistan in islamabad. i am talking about this to mr. shayan margh, a reporter of sada and sima news agency, who is stationed at mehrabad airport pavilion. dear mr. shayan , i greet you. we are waiting. mr. dr. raisi , hello, have a good time, peace be upon you, may god's mercy be upon you. mr dr. khab, on this trip at the official invitation of your counterparts in pakistan and sri lanka. you will travel to these two countries, but there was one difference that it was mentioned in the news that public statements and invitations were published, and this is to invite you to this trip and this shows the interest of the nations of the region in improving relations with it is the islamic republic of iran. i wanted to ask what goals you are pursuing in this trip , and what will be your most important plans. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . you mentioned that this trip was at the invitation of the honorable heads of government of pakistan and sri lanka it can be done. the country of p

ati, how are you feeling? great. home today? yes yes.y say, was always half empty, like his wallet, from then i went to work in a taxi and for 2 whole days everything went well, right down to this passenger. he paid for the trip online, the money allegedly didn’t arrive for the driver, then atiya decided to ask for support, i don’t want it, i don’t want it either, go, i don’t want it, 519 rubles was the cost of the trip, then he reimbursed it using the phone he snatched from marat kadyrmetov, but it was not possible to hide, the partially blinded man overtook the kidnapper when he got behind the wheel, blocked the door with his body, the egyptian, in the hope of getting rid of the hated passenger, pressed the pedal. gas yes, he overdid it so much that he also caused an accident. we met again, the taxi driver and passenger were already in court. marat kadrmetov had cooled down by that time, did not insist on severe punishment for the offender, asked only for compensation for the treatment of a chemical burn to the eyes and payment for mor

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but then finally dell turned out to be i atie-in with generative ai. it was nvidia's preferred partner to connect supercomputers. next thing you know there's i ashort squeeze on the stock of dell although hp without a huge nvidia tie-in kind of does nothing. we still can't get our arms around who's coming back to work and who isn't. do we need that commercial real estate or not? again, that's post-covid lack of knowledge. so many stocks are controlled by their pasts and right now their pasts are still controlled by covid. sure right now we're in the grips of higher oil and what that means for inflation. but the bottom line if you want to understand this economy it's all about knowing what happened in the past and looking for ways to extrapolate it to the future. the pandemic may be over but we are just now finding out how our habits have changed, some permanently and some in retrospect not at all. robert in new york. robert. >> caller: jim! jim. >> robert. >> caller: jim, i have my reminder on my phone to remind me how much money you made me and how mu

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ate my babune o aty. >> doug from denver, you're taking the cannibalismnlo thing way too far.nn >> it's only funny to a poinpot telling you the worst way to go. tom from alabama. 51 cia former leaders have just1 signed a letter confirming. n uncle betsy wabys eaten by cannibals. >> glen from vero beach.er he sent johnny to aoc's district beach. >> i'd probably be safer in new guinea. oh, johnny is so delicious woul >> that's what they tell me. laura from vero beach. jesse vero is my world. see you soon. i will see you soon. have a great sou weekend. >> i'm waters. and this is myweeken world. and welcome to hannity. and tonight, in the middle east, a paper tiger has been t humbleheeastd and back at home. well, your president has never looked more weak. just 24 hours ago, israel defy joe biden launched a counterstrike against the islamic republicbihe of ira. and they did it with justy three missiles and is israel reportedly took out a critical missile defense system defending iran's main nuclear facility. systenow, the message was very clear. israel can and the mesy will irs nuclear progr

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