i want to be. i will say this is a l good moment to be there. we want to be.e. we need to be ready— good moment to be there. we need to be ready to _ good moment to be there. we need to be ready to compete because we face a team _ be ready to compete because we face a team that _ be ready to compete because we face a team that wants to win, and we are a team— a team that wants to win, and we are a team that _ a team that wants to win, and we are a team that we want to keep our momentum little by little, step— by—step, momentum little by little, step—by—step, we are winning something that we believe will be amazing _ something that we believe will be amazing for the future of the club. in the slightly earlier kick off, sheffield united, the league's bottom club, will be hoping for some new manager bounce, after the re—appointment of chris wilder yesterday. he replaces paul heckingbottom, the man who took his place two years ago. when wilder was first in charge there. the blades face high flying liverpool — who can move within two points off the top later with a

i hope he can be successful and be able to make us proud in the olympics. the technical committee of this competition is mohsen kaveh, the new head coach of the national team. qalam reza mohammadiyim yohanan di taqvi, abazar eslami. sir , there have been talks about the technical staff of the national freestyle wrestling team. according to what we have heard, mehdi tagvi and sadegh guderzi, one of our good olympic world champions, are going to be part of the technical staff of our national freestyle wrestling team, along with mohsen kaveh . show up and lead this team and with kamil ghasemi as i just heard. we talked and got confirmation from kamil , god willing, that kamil will be able to have the great champions of the world and olympian medalists next to the national team, this will inject that spirit. and that energy goes to our wrestlers, for example , the presence of kamil ghasemi, think that he is a pillar and weight in the discussion of heavyweight, and he can have a lot of influence . the characteristics of mohsen kaveh are that the olympic world ch

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i what is the likelihood of the truce being resumed?— being resumed?se i don't _ being resumed? i can't comment because i don't know. _ being resumed? i can't comment because i don't know. all - being resumed? i can't comment because i don't know. all i - being resumed? i can't comment because i don't know. alll can i being resumed? i can't comment. because i don't know. alll can say because i don't know. all i can say is that hamas had the opportunity. we would have had a pause today had they release hostages. my understanding is they have got close to 20 women they could have released in the framework of the existing agreement, yet they chose not to do so. last agreement, yet they chose not to do so. �* .,, ., agreement, yet they chose not to do so. ., . .,, agreement, yet they chose not to do so. ., . ., so. at those women civilians or would they _ so. at those women civilians or would they be _ so. at those women civilians or would they be classed - so. at those women civilians or would they be classed as - so. at those women civilians or would the

be. well there is a legal an illegal action because there's no violation. so you know, we're just trying to be supportive of the citizenry. just unfortunately have to be the messenger that that gets right in the middle of all the stuff that goes back and forth. so um, just trying to figure out for the citizens, um, how we are moving forward with the code enforcement. process for all the existing notices of violation, i'd be happy to, um, update the board monthly to see where they're at. if you want something like that at some reasonable time, we may ask you to step back in or. or if mr. bruno comes back in a couple of months in in public comment, which he can do. uh, that not related to a case on the agenda, then that may call it to our attention again, and then we'll have to get started all over again. so and just, you know, they'll they'll need a building permit to fix that wall that'll be an appealable permit. and mr. bruno doesn't like that permit. i'm sure mr. bruno will be in front

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will be delivered ? will it actually be delivered?cussed to make sure that people might disaffected with people might be disaffected with the the minute the conservatives at the minute thinking much thinking there's been too much of a higher that we of a higher tax burden that we can bring people back. can bring those people back. >> view um , >> what about the view that, um, it should forget inheritance tax, these, these reductions should should benefit low, low income people . income people. >> well, i think that's absolutely right. and i think that will be part of a package hopefully that comes forward on the because it's the 6th of march because it's been very difficult time for been a very difficult time for everybody. has everybody. obviously, there has been burden been a high tax burden predominant of predominant on the back of covid. a lot of government and state investment that has state investment there that has to down. you're to be paid down. but you're right, that right, in order to ensure that you the lowest paid people

how much of a concern will this be? . , :: this be? that is right. the 20th bur-election _ this be?-election since _ this be? that is right. the 20th by-election since the _ this be? that is right. the 20th by-election since the 2019 - this be? that is right. the 20th i by-election since the 2019 general by—election since the 2019 general election. an extraordinarily high number. setting us up for another big piece of political electoral drama early in new year. this definitely won't have been welcome news in downing street. but i also think it would have been a great surprise. what peter bone was accused of is pretty serious. he continues to deny it, by the way, including in a statement last night after the recall petition outcome. it is a relatively new development, the ability of most of the public to recall their mp. this was the fifth recall their mp. this was the fifth recall petition since the law was introduced, and the fourth in a row that has been successful. that is becoming a big part of our politics. it is worth saying this is a safe conservative seat. the labour party

be the faith that this should be the faith that should not be that people should not be allowed to abuse are libertarian issues in a sense. they're nothing to do with capitalism, far i do with capitalism, as far as i can libertarian and can see, libertarian and but economically, done economically, he's done two massive things. >> economically and >> so both economically and socially, he's gone a much socially, he's gone to a much more western of thinking, if more western way of thinking, if you now coverage you like. now the coverage that he this country , he will get in this country, especially it's our especially when it's with our our media, which left our media, which is so left leaning , indoctrinated that they leaning, indoctrinated that they will look at this as an example of how do you almost counter a group of people that are actually doing relatively successful? >> mean, it's a high >> so, i mean, it's a high growth i look, growth economy. i mean, look, you the uae and in a you can look at the uae and in a sense that's a benign, successful, growing successful, high growing dict

you zoo deserve to be -- you don't deserve to be penal islesed in any way at all. so, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. 3553 introduced earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 3553, a bill to provide a regulatory trow active effective date for the promotions of officers of the armed services and so forth. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed e. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read three timed and passed and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate consider the following nominations en bloc -- 214, 431, 43,that the senate vote on the nominations en bloc, with no intervening action or debate, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without obj

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thanks for be here. trump saying that i don't have to be here, i should be somewhere else. this is what his lawyer said about his testimony yesterday. take a look. i think that we have that sound. >> he still wants to at that time stand even though my advice is that you should never take the stand with a gag order. but he is so firmly against what is happening in this court. >> what is going on there? >> well, look, a couple things. one is that this is a case that donald trump cares very much about. it strikes at the heart of his brand, both as a business person and business mogul, but also what he has staked his career on as a political leader. he is running for president. we saw in 2016 and 2020 and now the third time that he is running that he talks about his businesses and his success as a real estate mogul a lot on the trail. so that is something that he cares deeply about. the other thing is that, you know, increasingly the last several months now donald trump's campaign has really merged his legal strategy with his political strategy. we've seen over the course of th

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not being shown by being with shown here by being honest with residents services residents about wheren are going to fall or indeed even how planning to put how much they're planning to put up council tax. all they've admitted that asking admitted is that they're asking the up more. the government to put up more. they've said how they've not said how much they're for. they're asking for. >> robert alden, >> councillor robert alden, thank you very much joining thank you very much for joining us this afternoon for that thank you very much for joining us on 1is afternoon for that thank you very much for joining us on the ifternoon for that thank you very much for joining us on the council'sfor that thank you very much for joining us on the council's worries. latest on the council's worries. >> there a very >> thank you. there in a very sticky situation, it seems not >> thank you. there in a very stickyfor uation, it seems not >> thank you. there in a very stickyfor birmingham ems not >> thank you. there in a very stickyfor birmingham residents. good for birmingham residents. no coming up,

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be brief, i have, haven't, you're right, but i have seen lots of children with my own lying eyes being pulled from the rubbers wants you to see exactly, there also people your government has killed, you accept that right, you've killed children, no, do not, do not, do not, first of all, you don't have those people died, those two, first of all, we don't want you, denial, not taking responsibility and accountability, and even when the evidence is there, not just from journalists, but people reporting on the ground in gaza, this is what the response. so it's really you know even also talking about what was alleged that was hamas which was this uh calendar that was just there and they made it out to be some sort of military um sort of like assignment or something like that so even that question is like no we haven't got evidence for that we haven't seen that and that's their response and it's acceptable right thank thank you welcome let's continue the conversation with my guests in studio and on skype uh next question to olga lot of people are saying right so i guess that this is in netan

schatz: the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no pt intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and -- i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 and 5 usc 802, and at a time to be determined by the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader, no later than january 31, 2024, if s.j.res.50 is discharged from the committee on banking, housing, and urban to move to proceed to the consideration of s.j. res. 50, further, that if the motion is agreed to, there be ten hours of debate equally divided between the proponents and opponents of the joint resolution. further, upon the use or yielding back of that time, the joint resolution be read a third time, and the senate vote on passage of the joint resolution. finally, that all other provisions under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, remain in effect except the 60 session day clock. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. so ordere

yes, it will be a risk, but i don't think we will be betrayed by our partners.least this is the result of my visit. what we have now, 1.7 billion from dash, 2.3 billion from denmark, korea, lithuania, netherlands, hundreds of millions. norway, 7.5 billion. france, 2 billion. germany, eight billion. sweden, a bit more than half a million. in the huge, huge aid from japan. this makes for a strong basis. so if there are some risks, these amounts will be counting. it's about the multilateral support for a variety of objectives. some will go for humanitarian, some further economy. others for social benefit payments. but again, a great deal of assistance from those states. it is about military assistance. so i am very confident of our partners. we did nearly everything and the year is not yet over. now, on the war ending into a 24, i think no one has the answer to it. even those reputable army commanders here in the west, those who say that this is a multi-annual exercise, i don't know yet if it will be. yeah, we have dialogue. we have talks. thoughts and ideas can be

well, tell us what has already been done, what will be done. well, what kind of tasks would it be? be very glad to see all the cosmonauts who, well... plan to fly on it, we are happy that it has a polar orbit, uh, what does it give? firstly, it will fly over our entire country, uh, and not only the country, but in general we will fly over the entire globe, this is very cool, because the station that is flying now, we are only 20 percent, yes 25 percent, we can observe and see well the percent of our country, and then murtazin was here on a visit , he told me how he tried to find out exactly what was needed, not us... well, you see, people sometimes see it a bit awkwardly, here’s a person like murtazin, those people who are involved in astronautics , they live it, they understand right away, understands, what is it, what is it needed, what is it exactly needed to do this and the station should fly exactly like this, especially since this, well, this is our kind of station, which is right above our territory, this is very cool. and the fact that the station, well, just recently there

you should be learning you should be into it. you should be enjoying yourself.y should be on their toes. they should be. >> and we will see if they're on their toes for a further look behind the scenes. i spoke with news nation's political director chris tire wall earlier today. he told me all about how the team decided what to cover in tonight's big debate. chris, thanks for joining us tonight. obviously, you're been in the room where it happens cfting the questions with the moderators, right? a lot of top secret things going on behind the scenes. so you've been around for these debates for quite some time. what can we expect tonight in terms of questions and topics? are you making me feel old? but yeah, i have been around these debates for a long time. been part of putting them together for more than a decade. >> and i can tell you that this is going to be a good these moderators, elizabeth vargas, megan kelly, elliana johnson are ready for this. and for more than a month, we have been crafting questions and working on these questions and what sets a good deba

as well in all platforms, so be it ser, be it in academia, be it on the streets, that's the next phase of the conversation. the next phase indeed, now two israeli air strikes that kill the reuters videographer six other journalists in south lebanon nearly two months ago, were apparent deliberate and direct attack on civilians, which two international human rights groups have said must be investigated as a war prime. investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneous. with similar investigations by reuters and france's international news agency agence, which said two strikes that were 37 seconds apart, targeted the journalists working for international media outlets near the village of alm al-shab on october 13th. have look, our months long investigation into the two israeli strikes a group of journalists on 13 october in south lebanon indicated that it was likely the strikes were likely direct attack on civilians and must therefore. investigated as a war crime, all the evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should

let's be honest, returning . just 1% of be honest, returning. 1% of those who've arrived in the last three years is outside the albanians 0.4. it feels to me that the home office is not really doing the job that we're paying really doing the job that we're paying them to do . paying them to do. >> well, there are, i think there are a number of, um , there are a number of, um, answers to that. first, firstly, uh, as regards the albanians, they form 25% or their thereabouts of people returned . thereabouts of people returned. and that's because as i think you said, you perhaps broke the story of. but but anyway, we have an agreement with the albanian authorities to facilitate that. and perhaps that's what the government are trying to imitate with rwanda . trying to imitate with rwanda. but rwanda isn't room. isn't albania . so we can come on to albania. so we can come on to that in a moment. yeah. um, but i mean, why so slow ? i mean, why so slow? >> it feels to me that that is. i mean, that's just hopeless , frankly. >> um , it's the someone migh

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and be implemented and be effective next year.ectation for industrial policy support, may be fiscal support from china going into 2024. we have already seen some more loosening when it comes to restrictions around mortgage lending and homebuyers, first and second homebuyers being announced for shanghai and beijing as well. that is ahead of the domestic activity data dump later on today. certainly china, both the domestic economy, the challenges there as well as its relationship with competitors, with allies and trading partners, is going to be another wildcard for next year. shery: geopolitical tensions especially between washington and beijing. maybe we have seen a bit of a softening of the stance between them, especially with the thawing of that relationship. we have seen more movement between them, high-level officials continuing to talk. we know that secretary yellen is going to be headed again to china next year. we are expecting her to give a speech at any moment. she will be speaking at the u.s. business council meeting in

is just what is also being unearthed. and the biases of who's being impacted. and so kind of what are some words hope in this and especially hearing as someone who also kind of you're in this space and you didn't kind of like the traditional mainstream. mind set that, hey, i'm maybe within being an academic. these are the hoops, these are the hoops that i want to jump. yeah, but in building resistance, kind of what are some words of hope also in some of the students that you are working with. yeah. just who work is kind of inspiring you that. hey, in the midst of some the the bleak yeah that's within this i feel like what are you seeing here. got it. well part of why i wrote unmask a because it starts with student journey when i while even know if i want to say anything because, i could get in trouble and i might want to jump one day, you know? so it's all in thought. so. so seeing struggle is real and acknowledging it. and also acknowledging that there can be a cost to speaking up. but think in terms of where there's hope. i met with president biden in june, r

as well, um, in all platforms, so be it sermons, be it academia, be it on the streets, that's the next phase of the conversation, the next phase indeed, now two israeli airstrikes that kill the... six other journalists in south lebanon nearly two months ago, were an apparent deliberate and direct attack on civilians, which two international human rights groups have said must be investigated as a war crime. the investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneously with similar investigations by reuters and france's international news agency at france press, which sat two strikes that were 37 seconds apart targeted the journalists working for international media outs near the village of alma alshab on october 13th. have look: our months long investigation into the two israeli strikes a group of journalists on 13 october in south lebanon indicated that it likely the strikes were likely a direct attack on civilians, therefore be investigated as a war crime. all the evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should have know

peggy, will it be from? politics? powell? peggy: they will be intertwined.here the economy goes, we have seen in our swing state poll and other reporting across the u.s. that the economy is one of the most important things people are looking at. even though the biden administration keeps saying look at what we have done to hold the economy up, jobs are in a great place, people do not feel it. that is because of high inflation. it is coming down. consumer confidence is building up. but how will it intertwined and at what rate next year? guy: kaylee, let's talk about the timeline. powell looks like he is bringing forward these rate cuts, wants to get the process underway for the political story gathers momentum. when will they gather momentum? kailey: this is a key question. what we hear often from political strategists is that opinions about the economy in the minds of voters are typically cemented in the first and second quarters of an election year. if fed cuts come later, it may just have a marginal impact from when formulations have been solidified. any i

it might be brian it or it might be brian's gourd, or it might be brian's gourd, or it might be brian'sandal. you know, there's a focal point for the sacred around which a group can organise themselves and start making sense of the world. >> but your idea for or clarity, that clarity is important to defining the members and all that kind of thing that isn't true of some of the eastern religions because that's more about practice than than, uh, theology . erg. yes. theology. erg. yes. >> i mean, there's an enormous sort of mix of, of practice and theology and in fact, very profound philosophy . and when we profound philosophy. and when we talk about theology and we talk about philosophy, we sometimes forget that there's actually no difference between the two before, certainly the west , before, certainly in the west, before, certainly in the west, before about, what, 1600, before round about, what, 1600, both . were ways of trying to both. were ways of trying to answer the fundamental questions. and so in hinduism, in the eastern traditions , you in the eastern traditions, you have these

being unethically used, you can withdraw, so you need to first of all be aware that even by being like if you don't pick a side you're picking a side, yes, your silence is complicity, exactly, exactly, so you can't be complacent because there's no such thing, you are either pro the apartide or against it, all right, very easy decision here, well thousands of palestinian families have fled the brunt of israel's expanding bombardment to gaza's few remaining overcrowded refuges as the occupation forces launch heavy strikes across the center and the south of the territory, killing dozens palestinian health officials have said, the latest people to be displaced fled from several built-up refugee camps in central gaza that have been targeted in the latest phase of israel's ground assault. here is one recently displaced man sharing his story. our homes were demolished and my son was... there is no good shelter, every time we go to any area they target us there. we sleep in the open, we do not know what to do, even a food parcel for my children to feed and give them water. why is there no food

stuff must be like.kind, doesn't it? for me, covering these stories, it's about sort of, you know, it's the human imagination, the kind of, you know, the endeavour. it shows us what's possible, i guess, and, you know, that the extraordinary is possible sometimes with some of these space stories. becky morrell, science editor, helping to raise our heads above the mess we're making on this planet of ours. but down here, as we get close to the end of a difficult and violent year, three things seem to be happening. ukraine certainly isn't winning the war that russia unleashed on it. israel, even if its war with hamas succeeds, is in serious danger of losing the peace. and the way things are going, it looks perfectly possible that, a yearfrom now, donald trump will become us president again. as a result of these things, the entire world order could be turned on its head in 202a. of course, events can change very fast. it's only six months since yevgeny prigozhin, head of the wagner mercenary group, was threat

summonses will also soon be able to be served by heads of the osb and village heads.nd here... donors can be obliged to issue those who have not been registered and deliver such workers to the shopping center. these are all means that have to be used, but roughly speaking, there is a huge tub. in legislation, and instead of to close it, just tsc, local self-government, are trying to bend it, somehow they will solve the issue, and now they are already deciding their own, their own mind, as they know how, some politely walk around the apartments, some just as politely almost conduct an advertising campaign on the street, and they are forced to solve a problem that in fact they cannot solve, now those who ignore notices with requirements to register are only fined, but there are proposals to introduce criminal... liability for this, although experts say that it is premature, first everything needs to be put in order, in particular put into effect an electronic system that will be synchronized with the existing registers, and where it will be visible who is registered and

so is the child to be lighter? it's child going to be lighter? it's going to be darker. about meghan, where about harry and meghan, where they've been in very they've probably been in a very tense environment the tense environment with the family been over family as they have been over the few years. a the past few years. and a comment that just been comment like that has just been taken of total context and taken out of total context and made to seem like it's made to be offensive. but this is maybe potentially where the royals have wrong here by not have gone wrong here by not addressing because it addressing this issue because it gives fuel for fire, it gives people like omid scobie room to write about another allegations where they just need to maybe set the record straight about this and then it puts it to bed, you know, well, maybe maybe it's a tricky one, isn't it? >> it was because i think the matter was over. >> and we all, you know, after the oprah winfrey interview and all that, it's, you know, the dust settled wasn't ever dust settled and it wasn't ever said

so his head will be moving, his arms will be moving. the flamingos will be dancing along. so 19 different features. um, so a lot of movement on our float. and we're our song for the flow is flo rida. i got a good feeling way to start off the new year with a good feeling, right? yeah, that'll definitely give people a good vibe in the crowd. >> and there will be a lot of people that camp out the night before. just to take a look at these floats. thank you casey. so it is hard to believe that they've got just days to put these elaborate details on these floats. but we'll see them come together before that parade monday morning. back to you, garcia. >> mario, i imagine a lot of people come from outside of southern california to see the parade. tell me about people lining up, because it starts awfully early. i imagine. oh yes. >> we see people from all over the world coming to see this parade. so what they'll do is they'll line up 24 hours before the parade. at least that's how long they're allowed to, uh, camp out before the parade starts. and they've got all kinds of rules. y

flexibility be -- will be one of the watchwords.ould suggest it will be around the middle of the year. they have that ability. unemployment numbers will be in focus. they said they would be data driven. paul: one of the ways that they assess the health of a market is the breadth. up until august, maybe september, it was not very good. it seems to have improved. >> definitely. they will look at the portfolios around 40%. you mentioned the s&p and they may have experienced that in portfolios because they are balanced values and growth. they were very much lagging. international stocks, asia was pretty poor the exception of japan. they will be feeling a little bit mixed, but you are absolutely right. we expect to see more breadth in the markets, and we have seen that in the last quarter. getting some legs. let's not forget that we have yields coming down well more -- coming down. well north of 500 now. that money has to go somewhere. kailey: you expect more cash to becoming off the sidelines. >> absolutely. i do not think we have seen

could always >> could be wrong, could always be there, be that good balance there, paul be that goodce there, paul. it's the paul. and finally, it's the daily this looks important. >> oh, yeah. i don't the >> oh, yeah. i don't have the thing i lost. let me thank you. thanks lot. unbelievable thanks a lot. unbelievable i mean, is least mean, this is the least your sofa is making you thick and it's basically sleeping on the sofa all day. >> lewis. >> lewis. >> well, it's basically saying. i mean, they've said this for years, that there's the chemicals sofa and chemicals in the sofa and there's this house there's just like this new house chemicals . and think this i chemicals. and i think this i think person was blamed, think the person who was blamed, what's john travolta, what's his name? john travolta, blamed for having blamed his kid for having emotional problems. sadly oh, really? on on the bad house smell. >> it's a very sort of lewis schaffer was right story. actually. it's the retardants. the flame retardants . paul in the flame retardants. paul in the sofa. >> or actually the p

on air, will be transferred to the popular front ; work will be carried out separately for each in theiving room invitees are now gathering in the courtyard, representatives of the media from all over the country are invited foreign journalists, and special correspondent of channel one konstantin panyushkin is already in gostiny dvor and he is in direct contact with us, konstantin, hello, and i see the mood is cheerful, cheerful and expectant, how is the situation? ruslan, olesya, good morning, well, it’s really cheerful , cheerful and the atmosphere is conducive, well , after all, we haven’t gathered in such a composition for two years, in such a composition as now, probably never at all, but this time we have a direct lines, a big press conference, of course, everyone is bored, especially with regard to the promotion of regional journalists, foreign journalists who don’t have such an opportunity as this... a federal journalist working in moscow, so often at some small, small, local press conferences, ask questions to the president . we are now in the fa, there is a cameraman behind u

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was it being victor? many african, many president the, the of the global souls before i do it for you. it's a complex story. that was the mission change? no. is it moves as we come hot. we've with west and prisons, and i think it's a beginning of the big victory because the dental and vision, the spot means that the quantization of the month before the orientation of most of it is a declaration of the c split. it tickled and it goes economical assistance. so i think is that we are going is a good direction breaks south africa as of april or for country, or we would use the south african, the authorities to the know what's, what's a resistance means because they pay the price. but it, even if there was many, many, many program, again, south africa and somewhere to go to legal discrimination was the majority of black people in the mean to reach you on the black board was the ends of what was a white already got see is see that is still alive, and so a suffolk of it is that's a country. we know what's the re

god willing, that goal will be achieved. and good night. >> my name is rachel olson on the director of education and engagement at the national weather kaffa center. we're standing in front of the burlington depot in red cloud, nebraska, to the railroad arrived in 1879. later in 1882, the burlington depot became a stop on the main line between kansas city and denver for the burlington missouri river railroad. this is also an important stop for homesteaders traveling to nebraska a busy depot that saw up to eight passenger trains daily. this is where anna and will the cather in 1883 arrived to start to live on the divide. we're standing in front of the jl minor house built in 1878 and located just a block away from the cather childhood home. .. would have gotten to know, and her experiences like an immigrant family trying to offset on the great plains in this inspired the famous novel, my on. you will see a parler followed by a former dining room and you will walk through to the kitchen where there is a small kitchen where she

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research being used? it has been made public in the past year, so that the thesis articles and university researches can be useful and at the society level. to be used, a very good thing has happened so that a system has been launched that is going to be a system. it has been unveiled that it is the bread system and the next system is the life system that is going to be unveiled and it is going to be used from the researches that happen in the university at the community level. thank you for your explanation, mr. hosseini. we are with you, thank you very much, mrs. azarfam , and mrs. rasaei, our reporter colleague from the training group of sed and radio news agency, but let's go to abadan, where the martyr's autopsy is scheduled today. may the holy defense years be held in abadan , mr. behranipour, our journalist colleague is with us, mr. behranipour, hello, good morning . it is almost less than an hour from the funeral ceremony of one of the martyrs of the golden shroud of the holy defense era. be done