they can reduce a part of the mission, as long as they manage time , and we plan to do this in big cities, even in small cities that have old structures and the ambulance can't go, they can help us there too. in the next step , god willing, how many motor lances do you plan to increase? let's increase humanity. in fact , we can do this in a two-year process, because it is easy to buy a motor, for example, there is a challenge in securing credit , now we don't have a problem in providing a motor, so the cost is low, and in providing human resources, who must have a certificate anyway, they must also be very skilled. ok, because you want to do the service alone , these should be experienced guys, for example , they have worked for 10 years, the newly graduated force cannot come, these are the ones to be selected , these are the people who can actually operate those 500 ambulances. we have done the final about 230 more it is almost finished, in the next week or two , god willing, it will enter our fleet, and by the end of october, god willing, if those administrative bureaucracies help us, o

all right, so here's how we stack up with the other big cities. the median time for last seating in las vegas or excuse me, in l.a. is 945. las vegas, 1030. by the way, new york, 10 p.m. and miami, 1030 as well. restaurant owners say that san francisco is always tended to be on the earlier side, but post-pandemic, the city's restaurants have been trending even earlier. they're looking at what's the likelihood we're going to get a couple of customers coming in. and will that cover real costs of keeping your team multiple people often right front of house, back of the house, kitchen people on for that extra hour when you don't get any revenue in the door. let's bring in ben bleiman, the owner of harrington's bar and grill in the financial district, and the president of the polk district merchants association. ben, thanks for being with us. this is not breaking news here. the city has been like this a long time. why do you think this is the case? look, san francisco has always been a relatively early town. however, it's gotten much worse post pandemi

municipalities in this period, they are a very good capacity , the municipalities themselves in many big cities, especially , can take a burden off the shoulders of the government, and in principle, the management of the city should be done by councils and municipalities, which are non-governmental and non-political. is there another point about the council and the provincial councils? no, it is not a special point. now , this work that has started there, god willing, we hope that it will come to fruition in this period they can have a special budget line and they can count on your help, and in any case, we are more interested in the so-called local councils or parliaments, which are at the same level as the parliament. yes, let's go to the seventh program mr. president, we must say that at the moment of registration in the presidential election , the seventh plan stated their main work plan, to continue introducing ministers and in the continuation of the work of the government, emphasizing the same issue, having an example , the same issue of the asana supreme council and urban services. you

going to be a road map for the development of urban infrastructure, dealing with the future of big cities, the use of clean transport fleets, and various issues in the cultural and social fields. the cities should be expressed and approved by the mayors of the brics group . very, very well, thank you very much, mr. darawi . goodbye to you. we will see each other. with the continuation of the program, hello, the reporter with you . think in a chain until you go crazy, you wise ones. good morning, dear viewers, just as we had in the news, the crimes of the zionists in gaza are still going on. at the same time, it was announced that a delegation from the zionist regime is going to go to doh today and restart the new ceasefire negotiations. yesterday, the negotiations in cairo were unsuccessful. and the expert mr. mohajerani failed international issues are here in the studio. hello, the reporter is here to talk more about this issue . mr. mohajerani. hello, good morning. you are welcome. hello and good morning . i am at your service and all the esteemed viewers of the khabar channel. mr. moha

maybe, apart from big cities, in some big cities, in other areas, city councils, village councils, and the media , there are less political views . no, but to solve it problems. people there should be political, for example , it doesn't seem very appropriate, but if the councils are strengthened, they can certainly be very effective in solving people's problems, creating hope and satisfaction of the people, and we are looking for this good interaction with dandruff should be done so that dandruff can be done. have, and now it may be necessary to amend some of the laws and regulations, in this case, in which part of the law is it probably necessary to change the law? in relation to the by-laws that exist, in relation to their structure , the way of voting and different commissions are the same there are also some dispossessions and now there are a series of contradictions that should be followed. in my opinion , this amendment of the laws should be followed by the provincial councils. it is the supreme council of provinces itself. it has the possibility to be approved and become a law o

the province has spots on the outskirts of its big city that need schools , these are in their place, but when it comes to funding, the most important intervention of the government is to provide them. first, with a few coefficients, which we call the credit explanation indicators, which we carefully worked on, which are the arial we have anyway. we want to explain that it should be based on justice. now we see that the provinces that have the lowest per capita funds receive the most credit from us, and in the same way, the number of classes delivered from this , for example, 1700 projects, we see that they have more classes. why do they deliver, because this approach is getting more credit , it is also available to benefactors , they are more sensitive to the per capita, where to build, the main focus and attention is in the villages of the village, which are prosperous anyway, our border villages that do border trade. the edge of the cities it has it gets populated or a steel goes to industrial cities and settles there. well, these are among our specific criteria. one of the factors

it found on average, san francisco's last seating reservations are earlier than most big cities. the average seating here, the last seating in san francisco. 9 p.m. l.a. 945 miami. 1030. i was just there. that's true. we spoke with some restaurants in the city who say they've always tended towards early diners, but they also say those times have gotten even earlier post pandemic. i think part of it is that people aren't coming from the east bay and the south bay as much into the city. we used to see that now. i think what happened during covid is that because people moved and fled from the cities, they set up increased amenities in areas outside of san francisco, nightclubs, restaurants, late night places. so those people don't need to come to the city anymore. yep. fair point. the city says while many may eat earlier, restaurants serve earlier. it's working to make sure people know that there's still nightlife and night markets available after their meal. okay, if you're a student, you're still applying for federal aid to pay for college. you may be facing yet another delay. the

, if we come out of the cities a little bit, the main part of our housing crisis is inside the big cities, the cities with more than one million people are the main part of the housing crisis in these areas. cities are cities, and if the government wants to help, either through natural resource lands or through permits, to create more defense and these complexes, both inside the settlements and outside of their complexes, we should allocate areas of the cities for high-level construction. help us we should follow prefabricated structures as well as social housing in our country. for the middle class of the country , the percentage of bank loans compared to the real price of housing in a country is a very important issue. no matter how much we talk about technology, we do not provide financial resources for the city. divide in less than two hours, 100 billion tomans were collected for the treatment of poor children. forgiveness. beauty is a word that we can deal with in life. any person. in any position, at any level , in the world of humanity, there is always lack, and when he sees himsel

it has a small town feel but you a big city at the same me.'t a unique flavor i don't see in other neighborhoods is about being inclusive we are inclusive and welcome the communities, anybody should feel welc and shop local, eat local. we believe that with network it come in full circle. it is pthat's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] >> i just find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the lowstreet. it is an experience that you can't else in san francisco. [♪] ne is a in the southeast portion of the city. neighborhoods that i represent. st. m a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and very close to holly park which is another beautiful park ian francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that hell which has one of the best views san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it isre swinging over the entire city. there are unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco.e residents are o

province with the highest per capita population, but in that province itself, on the outskirts of its big city, there are spots that need a school. the government's intervention is to provide with several coefficients, firstly, which we call the indicators of the credit explanation, which we carefully worked on, which anyway, the arial we want to explain should be based on justice, now we see the places where the lowest per capita the provinces receive the most credit from us, and in the same way , we can see the number of delivered classes from this project, for example, 1700. they are delivering more classes. . after that, they are sensitive to the per capita where to build. the main focus and attention is on the villages of the increase, which anyway are prosperous. specific criteria yogurt is one of the factors that is important for us , direct intervention in the composition. to the people of the national housing movement and mehr housing and the like , i would like to tell you about the 18 laws of the councils and one amendment in it, which was announced, there is a task to be done, it w

and they're also dependent on the kind of settlements we have playing the what was a big city in the roman period. it became less important, the smaller, less well connected. and then it became the biggest city again into the viking age . and you can see wraps mirror and what i think is happening here with this kind of rise in full and then rise again. front populations. is it that tracking nature of the human to them exist in the brown room is generally thoughts is spread across here in the 18th century. although there are some suggestions that might have been present perhaps in the 15th or 16th century. but the majority view based must be on documentary records is that it's bad in the 18th century. one of the main things that people will think about if you say wraps in history or perhaps in, okay, elegy is the idea that wraps were the main need to blame. so the spread of plague in the past, particularly in the black death, this often comes across as a very polarized to date. you'll see news headlines saying it wasn't wraps up through the wraps. and there are also many historians who

well, up next, a new outlook on cities with big with big gay populations. the census data showing popular cities for same sex families and where san francisco falls on that list. and near san francisco, right now, you can see the fog trying to climb over the coastal hilltops. will that lead to more cooling in the inland forecast? tomorrow? we'll take a look at that. we come right back. and a quick reminder, one of our favorite community events of the year. what i love to do clear the shelters is coming up. you can point our qr your phone to the qr code. it's happening right now. it will take you to our website. you can learn all about how you can adopt or donate to some of our bury animal shelters. check it out nbcbayarea.com. slash clear the shelters ahead for us tonight. the new federal indictment of former president trump and the election interference case will have the late details. plus eli lilly cutting the cost of its hugely popular weight loss drug, at leastor f i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recove

our kenny choi on the numbers that show people packing up and moving to big cities, moving from big cities for safety. >> reporter: on the corner of buchanan, a scene begins to unfold as a mentally unstable man declothes himself after sifting and spreading trash around him. residents are at an inflection. >> i offer changes but more and more people had enough of it. you know. it is unfortunate but it is also intolerable at times. >> reporter: residents say it is mental health crisis, violent outburst, indescent and inappropriate behavior by the unhoused driving young families out. >> we started feeling like we needed to be in an area that we felt more secure. >> reporter: oliver and his family moved out of los angeles four years ago. growing weary of city life. a concern for safety is partly why. >> i was a little bit more scared to go on walks with my kids. like, 97 a stroller around our neighborhood at the time. >> packing and moving out of the cities continues at a historic rate. san francisco under 5 population has dropped by 15% since the start of the pandemic. l.a. county behind them

with regard to your question, i do not think that the ukrainians will storm the big cities, we need torol of the zone on the territory of the russian federation as effectively as possible, occupy advantageous lines, ideally cut it off, but it is better to take the main routes under fire control so that... exactly dissect this grouping of the north, the kurskorod highway, the roads from kursk to the north, i don't think that we will even go to the nuclear plant, and thus, taking advantage of the boundaries... leading a normal life in the rear, to lure out the russian reserves and destroy them on the approaches, as we saw with the columns moving from the side of rylsk, i think these are some of our most operational plans, but how it will actually be, well, of course, we will see the development of the operation, but from what we see, i think that this would be the most logical development of events, because the infrastructure and logistics in the border areas, when even before the invasion they were building rolling roads for many years in order to quickly move equipment, then we ... the

and we will join with americans from small towns and big cities to keep our communities safe. [cheers and applause] and we will elect leaders like kamala harris. you won't just empathize, but will act. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome former air was a note representative debbie gifford -- gabby gifford. ♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting "gabby"] >> hello, fellow americans. i was born in the great state of arizona. [cheers and applause] i was born with grit. i grew up racing motorcycles, mucking stalls, and exploring the beautiful desert. i fell for an astronaut. for 5 years i served in congress from a swing district. everybody going to be a rising star. then on january 8, 2011 a man tried to assassinate me. he shut 19 people. he killed six. terrible day, i almost died, but i thought for life and i survived. [cheers and applause] i learned to walk again one step at a time. i learned to talk again one word at a time. so many people helped me as i worked hard to recover, including a decent man from delaware who always checks in, and he still does. thank you, joe biden. tha

did not listen to us yesterday, did not see, about how, in principle, people are leaving, these big citiesokrovsk and myrnograd, even there, there were about 40 thousand in myrnograd, pokrovsky there in general, it seems about 100,000, it is a big... city and even now there are people, people are forced to leave, they are leaving, they receive them well, they are received by lviv oblast, they are accepted by volyn, rivne oblast, but the question is, of course, for the people, well , well, this, they lose, they lose, nevertheless , in fact everything, everything has to be abandoned, they have to go, not understanding that they will ever be able to return, and where exactly to return, whether their homes will remain alive, in what condition, we understand everything perfectly. one of our viewers can himself i have already experienced this, i have gone through this experience, i have become a so-called idp, a forced migrant, someone is looking at us, for example, now from abroad, someone is looking at us now from other countries in europe, say, or the united states, these are also people who

i'm dw the a new world, a weeks as the sunset, silver big cities the world of rach a world that a shadow humans for e. rats of the stuff of horror stories and urban minutes, offerings voting, our disgust and fears. they're seen as dirty, aggressive and devious carriers of deadly diseases. and they're everywhere. many feel like they already know more about this animal than they want to. but what do we really know about our unpopular neighbors? the, the large scale research projects around the world are looking at the behavior of rats in big cities. and one of the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boasts the highest rank population. chelsea hills where it's a pioneer of modern rank research set out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver rock project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is that they're a little distaste

first of all, you know such a weight, as if a small weight was associated with, not like with the big citiesthis city, a lot of famous names were associated. two monarchs, king. swedish charles 12, and then the king of rechy paspalitay stanislava august panyatoski, visited dubai, there was a monastery of justice, there was a residence of the jesuits, and there were two saints, two holy persons, the authorities oh, the holy great martyr afanasy breski, and after him holy catalits andrey babolya, yana taxama na...davedvali, we were, we were in dubai. the height of dubai is the highest in the world, 15 centuries ago, in 1498. and for my long history, i passed from hand to hand, it was given to the karpovichs, aginskaya, and famous radzivils, albrech stanislava. to the pinsk jesuits, further such important provіshchy appear in kuzhanetskaya, which kala was born in dubai in 100 years, well, at the same stage, there were schlenkers and schlenker’s dacha, maryya vyrdzhyna. well, napaina, i had to dig up the forests in the forest and empty my roots here. i got excited about baranavichi, right paless

these weapons is essentially like using - massive bombs during rush hour in a massive city in a big citypulated city like dc or london, so this is why we're seeing so many children um and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis... please fasten your seat belts. dear passengers , we are talking to the pilot. finally, the last piece of rani came. i wish you a happy trip, i can't believe it. yes it was a while ago. if you wanted to buy something, you had to spend a lot of time. go look around , then go to the bazaar, each market is one sided. i said that here all the specialty markets near me were good. we came to serah afsarieh. it was good. we came to sarai irani. the big iranian sarai is the only tehran branch in serah afsarieh with unbelievable prices for long-term purchases. and without prepayment in the big iranian house in the cities of qom, isfahan. and the only tehran branch in serah afsarieh. it could be as simple as this, the possibility of buying and reporting fire insurance claims online through dida application. come in and help the welfare of the families of these l

using these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive... a big city, populated city like dc or london, so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis. wow, i can't believe it. yes, it was only a while ago . if you wanted to buy something, you had to leave a lot of time to go and look around. then you get to the market. each market is a one-way market. i said that here all the specialized markets near me were fine. we came to afsariye sarai . it was good. we came to sarai irani. the only tehran branch of sarai irani in sarra. afsarieh with unbelievable prices and long-term contracts and without advance payment in a large iranian house in the cities of qom. isfahan and the only tehran branch in serah afsarieh. sir , aren't you looking for long-term photos with lower fees ? don't you want all the accessories you buy to be original? don't you want everything you buy to have a low price ? aren't we looking for a place that has both long-term photos and comfortable conditions? i mean , aren't you looking f

using... these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big cityulated city like dc or london so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis . it led them to conclude that the deepening of problems and crises in england and the approach of some politicians have prepared the ground for the recent riots. rising cost of living, low economic growth, increasing government debts, rising interest rates on bank loans, long queues of patients waiting for treatment, increasing crimes, are just some of the problems. the society of this country. however, a number of people and experts say that english parties, especially some members of the conservative party, are the perpetrators of riots in this country. conservative government with slogans of opposition to immigrants and opposition to asylum seekers in these riots. the conservative party that recently lost power after 14 years. he linked all the problems of this country to immigrants and racists for attacking muslim immigrants. related to immigrants, many

mayor eric adams once again now claiming that new york is the safest big city in america, even though had an arrest of an illegal migrant charged with raping a woman at knife point near the famous coney island boardwalk appeared retired nypd lieutenant joe cardinale ahead with reaction and a reality check, really, but first alexis mcadams is live in time square, so what can you tell us about this coney island suspect? has he been arrested before? >> hey, aishah. it is hard to keep track of all of these cases popping up, but in this specific case out of coney island, this migrant has been arrested not once, not twice, but a few other times we are digging into. this time he was arrested for reportedly raping a woman out in coney island. take a look on your screen, this was our mug shot we got in our newsroom yesterday, tried to get more details. he was attacking a 46-year-old woman out in coney island come according to investigators paired last year the 24-year-old was busted for allegedly sexually assaulting someone else at a brooklyn center, this comes as cops search for the woman who

many moved out of big cities or the surrounding areas of big cities and moved to the coast.office which is proving challenging. that is ri . ht. is proving challenging. that is riuht. in is proving challenging. that is right- in fact _ is proving challenging. that is right. in fact three _ is proving challenging. that is right. in fact three quarters i right. in fact three quarters of companies now and you can offer what is called location flexibility. some companies over promised and you can work from anywhere. in fact, wtf a work from anywhere and then changed mind5. this caused a lot of tension between employers and employees because it made managers and leaders look weak and mean and made employees open to the unfair charge of what a particularly unkind: this cold shaking from home. in fact what people want is a of what i call the community triangle. their homeland, work life and where the work has to take place, balanced in between. it is quite complicated. tt balanced in between. it is quite complicated.- quite complicated. it is complicated. _ quite complicated. it is

as for the consumption of a big city, for example, where is a city, for example, the size of shiraz, not panj qom, not rin, or tehran , we consider tehran, which is big, for example, i count the direction of khorramabad, see borujardesh or kodashtesh , it is approaching. lorestan province, hamedan, zanjan, zanjan , there are three, almost 2000, yes, or, for example, for example the city of mashhad, the size of our total electricity consumption is 10, the whole city of mashhad, everything is industrial and domestic, and it all happens between 1800 and 2000, it is very strange, it has such an effect , it means one degree per day per hour per hour. now , what result do you want to get? that. the 40 that you multiplied by 25 is there at all . the answer is 40 million. we mean 40 million electricity subscribers . ah, this 25 is also a 25 lamp. that 25 is a 25 lamp . that is, if the 40 million turn off a 25 lamp , how much will 25 be reduced to a thousand, how many thousands of megawatts? turn off the distance to 40 million two . we help our electricity consumption is not difficult anymore

knife crime is a blight on big cities in this country and has been for many years.s over the past year. they have launched crime incidents over the past year. taired ave launched crime incidents over the past year. taired to: launched crime incidents over the past year. taired to get nched crime incidents over the past year. taired to get more wasn't aired to get more information from the public and they mention various forms of information that really helpful to their investigation.- to their investigation. there is the crimestoppers - to their investigation. there is the crimestoppers phone| is the crimestoppers phone number, an online portalfor any witnesses or anybody that might have information, not just witnesses, anybody who may know somebody acting strangely and suspect they have been involved it is in this incident that happened yesterday. we have seen a lot of people turn up have seen a lot of people turn up at the house today, family and friends. a lot of teenagers and friends. a lot of teenagers and other children bringing flowers with messages and some

using these weapons is essentially like using a... massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city, populated city like dc or london, so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis. we started working on this two years ago. the building you see is the badi al-hakma building, whose service dates back to the end of the qajar period. collecting documents, books, medical equipment and records of doctors who work hard in this province, whether foreign doctors or hamadani doctors, in fact. we started this work, this building has two floors and a total of 500 square meters, and the total space is about 2 thousand square meters. which is used here, because most of the documents for the equipment were created by the people themselves, especially before the acquisition of the health sector, we did not spend much on this, but for the environment and the improvement of the space about 2 billion tomans have been spent on the building and its environment, and god willing, with the help of mr. governor, we will improve the surrounding area , we

he gave in to the chose of the big city democratic -- the choice ofem the big city democratic bosses. f so from his train, from rs relate's train the ,000 miles to the west on san diego on the opening day of the convention, roosevelt chose truman if x. truman had told everyone, including his wife -- which is important -- including his wife that he would nebraska accept -- he would never accept. but he did. and so a few weeks after the closeat of that a democratic convention in 1944, a hot, humid day in august 1944, fdr invited the presidential oria the nomin, harry n truman, the nominee, toa lunch and a photo op at the white house. truman wrote about it to the his wife, bess, and he said we dined in the backyard of the white house, he called it the backyard, the south lawn. under a tree planted by old andy jackson. he loved jackson. and there's a famous photograph that shows roosevelt and truman sitting at this round table under the jackson'. if -- the jackson tree. and they'd taken off their coats because of the heat. so roosevelt was wearing a white starched shirt with a monogram an

now, don't get me wrong, the people i meet in small and big cities and diners and office parks, they don't expect government to solve all their problems. they know they have to work hard to get ahead and they want to go into the collar counties around chicago and. people will tell you they don't want their tax wasted by a welfare agency, by the pentagon going. go into any inner city neighborhood and folks will tell you that government alone can't teach our kids to learn. they know that parents have to teach that children can't achieve unless we raise expectations and turn off the television and eradicate the slander that says a black youth with a book is acting white. they know those things things. people don't expect. people expect government to solve all their. but sense deep in their bones that with just a slight change in priorities, we can make sure that every child in america has a decent shot at life and that the doors of opportunity remain open to all they know. we can do better and they want that choice in election. we offer that choice. our party has chosen a man to lead us

i hope video will tune in the the new world a weeks as the sun sets over big cities. the world of rach a world that a shadow humans for eod, rats of the stuff of horror stories and urban minutes, often boating our disgust and fears. they're seen as dirty, aggressive and devious carriers of deadly diseases. and they're everywhere. many feel like they already know more about this animal than they want to. but what do we really know about our unpopular neighbors? the large scale research projects around the world are looking at the be a view of rats in big cities. and one of the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boasts the highest rank population. chelsea who's worth a pioneer of modern rank research, set out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver wrap project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is

in big cities, the problem is much more simple.e right kind of auditorium and you can give them in the same presentation they used to get at home. alonge italian front mobile units doing the job of bringing the movies to the ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in the outlying areas along the italian front, mobile units do the job of bringing the movie to the troops. most outfits only show about three nights a week, though it is not uncommon for the men to visit another camp close by, even though they will see the same picture as the night before. ♪ ♪ it's the same story each time operations permit time out ♪♪ >> come and see it, man. and that, they do. it's the same story each time operations permit time out for relaxation. one of the bigger albums is getting sufficient films to the right places at the right time. 1500 shows a night with 5 1/2 million weekly attendance is big attendance. naturally, every young soldier want to see a brand-new film, something he can write home about, like a will premiere on an airplane mounted screen. although the army is doin

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now, don't get me wrong, the people i meet in small and big cities and diners and office parks, they don't expect government to solve all their problems. they know they have to work hard to get ahead and they want to go into the collar counties around chicago and. people will tell you they don't want their tax wasted by a welfare agency, by the pentagon going. go into any inner city neighborhood and folks will tell you that government alone can't teach our kids to learn. they know that parents have to teach that children can't achieve unless we raise expectations and turn off the television and eradicate the slander that says a black youth with a book is acting white. they know those things things. people don't expect. people expect government to solve all their. but sense deep in their bones that with just a slight change in priorities, we can make sure that every child in america has a decent shot at life and that the doors of opportunity remain open to all they know. we can do better and they want that choice in election. we offer that choice. our party has chosen a man to lead us

using these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city populated city like dc or london so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis. by destroying his workshop in jabalia, the occupying regime added him to the list of unemployed people. the work is hard and the income is low, but anyway , we resumed the work using this innovative method and are doing it. if the deep faith of jesus and his father they would never have done such a thing if they had not lived in this land. this initiative is the true manifestation of this proverb that says. using innovative solutions is the best way to deal with poverty and need in our workshop. they are many symbols of resistance and heroism. women and even children do such activities like men. they proved to the world that it does not fail. the occupying regime has deliberately tried to destroy economic activities in gaza. for this reason, 95% of companies , factories and workshops have job opportunities. they were providing for the heads of families ,

the same time as i am talking to you , there are still a large number of zionists in shelters in big cities such as safad and even haifa. the sounds of the danger siren continued until hours ago, and the state of terror had cast a shadow in different areas in the north of the occupied territories. also, there are fires in different areas in the west galilee. it is reported that it is still being announced that flights to ben gurion airport in tel aviv are still suspended. yes, thank you, sir. hassan azimzadeh, my colleague based at the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, accompanied us with the news at 10 o'clock . we follow the news with a report . ayatollah hashemi rafsanjani hospital in tehran was opened with the presence of the president. the cost of treatment in this hospital for the general public is close to the government's side. one of the southernmost parts of the east of tehran hosted the president for the opening of a hospital. ayatollah hashemi rafsanjani. depending on the need that exists in the society, we must be able to respond to that need. it is necessary that

using these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city populated city like dc or london so this is why we're seeing so many children um in so many... in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. greetings, respected viewers of the day. good bye we are with you in the news section at 12 o'clock. the headquarters of arbaeen has announced that the entry of private vehicles into mehran city is prohibited from tomorrow, and arbaeen pilgrims will be transferred to the end by buses within the city. i will discuss this with the traffic police deputy. sardar momeni, peace be upon you. please provide this detailed information.

and using these weapons is essentially like using massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city. populated city like dc or london, so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, welcome to the news section at 9 o'clock. as the hussaini arbaeen approaches , the number of people wishing to attend this event will increase. the head of the arbaeen headquarters said that in the first six days of the month , 54,000 people will travel. to attend the hosseini arbaeen ceremony, they entered iraq through land and air borders , of which more than 66,000 people left the country yesterday. according to mr. mirhamdi, so far: about 2 million 200 thousand people have registered in the samah system, which is the highest number.

it happened to the west big city of jeanine. at least 19 palestinians have reported. we've been killed since police raids begin on tuesday. meanwhile, the world health organization says israel has agreed to a limited policy and fighting and the gaza strip. to allow a polio vaccination campaign to go ahead. health workers hope to treat over 600000 children. starting on sunday one and a half year old ellen barker is too weak to move. she lives to on this hospital bed with her mom and grandmother by her side. that's been solved but it's of miss checkin miss. so if you to mel nutrition, she's dehydrated, who just stuff in my, i'm a chef and it has co serious complications that she's lean, pulled off with as low potassium as to didn't have blood. ha, an infection in both lungs. oh, i the, how about the us in these complications make constructing polio, potentially fatal for elian now, with a 3 day truce agreed to assembly hopes we can safely receive the much needed succeeds. the truce begins on september 1st with over 640000 children on to 10 years old. expected to be vacc

big iranian sarai in the cities of qom, isfahan and the only branch in tehran in sarah afsarieh.zdaran froudedeh habavaran and iman iman, imam of esteghlal. azad, the role of our lives , the martyrs wrapped in the ear of time, your cry, remain faithful and the bearer of the islamic republic. good morning, dear viewers, with an announcement at 6 o'clock , i present the news of this news section to you. news sources on wednesday morning started the large-scale operation of the zionist regime in the cities of jenin , toul karam and tobas in the north bank. the zionist newspaper yedioth aharonot wrote that the operation in the north of the west bank will last for several days, and the helicopters and fighters of the zionist regime will also participate in it. zionist radio claimed that this operation will be the biggest operation since 2002 in this region. the palestinian ministry of health announced that at least two palestinians were among the occupation forces in the city of jenin west bank to shahad.

for more than two weeks, seoul , like many other big cities , has been facing the so-called tropicalht phenomenon, which includes experiencing night temperatures above 25 degrees celsius . meanwhile, this heat wave continues for at least another week. in north korea , unprecedented summer rains caused widespread flooding. along the border of this country with china . this issue caused kim jun-un, the president of korea north to send thousands of volunteers to help with what state media is calling a revolutionary construction-related campaign. in seoul , a farmer's success in growing mozad after 10 years of cultivation seems to indicate climate change . the fact that bananas are produced in seoul means that the climate is becoming semi-tropical. the end of this wave of karma raises the question for south korea and its neighbors , what will next summer be like? 10 minutes and the end of this news segment. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers, good morning the weather in many parts of the country has increased significantly in the last 24 hours, the hottest parts of the

in fact , instead of traveling by car, instead of gathering in big cities, people will be in satellite they will actually travel by rail , like everywhere in the world. therefore, god willing, with the formation of this suburban train company we are doing the work , i am sure that we will have a good organization in the field of suburban trains, god willing, and increase the welfare of the people, god willing, of course, in many countries, we will have high-speed trains. it is possible that you , for example, travel at a speed of 300 kilometers per hour , which means that your place of work may be in tehran the hostel is 300 kilometers away, but it can be done within an hour. there is one thing : the speed of our freight trains for transit seems to be very low. what is the current speed per kilometer? a walking speed or travel speed , we finally have what speed our trains travel at. our freight trains travel at a speed of 60 km/h. our passenger trains , depending on the type of line , are moving up to 140-150 km/h right now. yes, but that what may come to your excellency's mind is low

using these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city uh populated city like dc or london so this is why we're seeing so many children and so many civilians being killed on a regular basis. how to observe the current reality in israel on the political and military level, not on the popular level there is a state of intense fear in the hours of the night , and the tension creeps into the atmosphere. we stayed in the shelters for several days and heard statements, for example, about giving satellite phones, not only to the ministers, but also to the mayors , senior officials, and many israelis to buy these phones for fear of being cut off. electricity, cellular phone, internet, and all these things, and this shows us the state of extreme enthusiasm and the state of fear of hezbollah's response and the iranian response every hour, this is practically our approach to the iranian response, which we do not know until now, neither its timing , nor its nature, but also a lot from the extreme right, he says. how long has israel been unable to sit

using these weapons is essentially like using um massive bombs during rush hour in a massive in a big city populated city like dc or london so this is why we are ready we are ready army at the end of time , we are the commander, that is, the storm of the 40th, o world, we are all born in jossan, we are under this family tent of karbala. see the storm of al-ahra, see imam hussain's order , see the new gust of the world, leave the world , see carefully, the army of arbaeen is on its way to the way. the parties of this new exercise show the end of israel's decline. we are near you in the world, we are ready , we are ready, the army of the end of time has come down , we mean this storm of the 40th, o world, we are all born under this family tent, we are under the tent of the family , the karbalas of the 4th, on karbala, the peak of the 4th, movement , in the name of god, our destination is palestine, movement, in the name of god, our destination is palestine, which one day that we are together with the children of gaza , we are walking on the road together, we are on our way to karbala , we ar

now don't get me wrong, the people i meet in small towns and big cities and diners and office parks, they don't expect government to solve all of their problems. they know they have to work hard to get ahead and they want to. go into the counties around chicago and people will tell you they don't want their tax money wasted by a welfare agency or by the pentagon. go into any inner city neighborhood and folks will tell you that government alone can't teach our kids to learn. they know the parents have to teach. the children can't achieve unless we raise their expectations and turn off the television sets and eradicate the slappeder that says a black youth with a book is acting white. they know those things. people don't expect government to solve all their problems but they sense deep in their bones that with just a slight change in priorities we could make sure that every child in america has a decent shot at life. and that the doors of opportunity remain open to all. they know we can do better and they want that choice. in this election we offer that choice. our party has chosen a m

big city of janine, at least 19 palestinians have reportedly been killed since police raids began on tuesday. meanwhile, the world health organization says that israel has agreed to a limited pause and fighting in the gaza strip. to allow a polio vaccination campaign to go ahead. health workers hope to treat over 600000 children starting on sunday one and a half year old elan barker is too weak to move. she lives to on this hospital bed with her mom and grandmother by his side. been dog, but of miss checking me. so if you to call nutrition, she's dehydrated, who just after me? i'm a chef and it has co serious complications. she's lean pulled off with as low potassium acid into blood. huh. and infection in both lungs. oh, i the how about the s in these complications make construct and polio potentially fatal for elian. now, with a 3 day truce agreed family hopes we can safely receive the much needed succeeds. the truce begins on september 1st with over 640000 children on the 10 years old expected to be vaccinated. it's critical that we reach 90 percent vaccination that we've got 90 pe