ali asghar badri , managing director of city studies institute. and the economy, although the construction of existing high-rise buildings has decreased the values ​​of residence and reduced the quality of life, but the construction of high-rise buildings in the appropriate time and place conditions, taking into account the macro-economy and urban economy , is necessary in the cities and tehran, but this is necessary in the cities that have there is land and there are conditions for horizontalization, it should not happen . beheshti, the idea of ​​the horizontal expansion of the city towards the periphery or in other words scattered over the city, although it can provide advantages such as providing housing and high-quality and desirable living space in the periphery of the cities, but it also has disadvantages compared to the development of intermediate and inner cities, the horizontal expansion towards the periphery costs it increases the supply of water and energy infrastructure. alireza bahaduri, director of the urban development office of the 19th district of tehran. verticalization i

city will happen. this is stated in the report of the american institute for the study of war. remind. russia, the occupying russian troops regularly attack with aerial bombs and heavy artillery, well, according to the institute study of the war, russian troops advanced within 1.5 km of the time ravine. two days ago , the russian ministry of defense announced that russian troops had captured ivanovsk, which is west of bakhmut and immediately east of chasovoy yar, although the institute's analysts say they have no reliable confirmation of the capture of ivanovsk. in any case, russian tactical successes in... the east of the temporal ravine do not create conditions for encircling the city in order to capture it for the occupying forces, first significant tactical successes must be achieved in southeast and northwest of time ravine, the institute for the study of war report said. in the case of the capture of the time ravine, russian forces would have operational advantages and an open path to advance to kostyantynivka, which russia has long considered as the main operational objec

joining us from new york is joel at a sub for the founding director of the city university of new york haitian studies institute and a professor of sociology at brooklyn college in boston. in manuel d on is the executive director of the haitian think tank for the city and social justice activist and in the canadian capital professor jump. baccha is director of the human rights research and education center. auto university is advise the united nations in numerous based processes around the world, including high to welcome to the program, john, as thoughts with you? how did hey, to descend into this kyle's so me. what's happening is bd, uh, this was 0 is this is not. net never is not complicated to expand. i use it to your e. my t o is that on a t. since its inception, in 18 or 4, has arteries have to face sunk into an action or for sees made by do quality with and do quality with they have on we do it with the power to believe it do cost additional or not based on stevie hey this is one aspect, 2nd aspect bar. so do, do the behavior of the international community has also shit. the 4 digit got quite a few of th

ali asghar badri , managing director of the institute of city and economy studies. although the construction of existing high-rise buildings has decreased the values ​​of residence and reduced the quality of life, but the construction of high-rise buildings it is necessary in the right time and place, taking into account the macro economy and urban economy in big cities and tehran, but this. this should not happen in cities that have land and there are conditions for horizontalization. sahare nadai tosi, professor of architecture faculty of shahid beheshti university. the idea of ​​horizontal expansion of the city towards the periphery or in other words scattered over the city, although it can provide advantages such as providing housing and high-quality and desirable living space in the periphery of the cities, but it also has disadvantages compared to the development of intermediate and inner cities. horizontal expansion towards the costs of providing water infrastructure and increases energy. alireza bahadari, director of the urban development office of the 19th

ali asghar badri, managing director of the institute of city and economy studies: although the constructionexisting high-rise buildings has decreased the values ​​of residence and reduced the quality of life, the construction of high -rise buildings in appropriate time and place conditions , taking into account the macro-economy and urban economy in megacities and tehran it is necessary, but this should not be done in cities that have land and there are conditions for horizontalization. sahar nadai toosi, professor of architecture faculty of shahid beheshti university, the idea of ​​horizontal expansion of the city towards the periphery or in other words spread over the city although it can provide advantages such as providing housing and living space with quality and desirable in the outskirts of cities , but it also has disadvantages compared to middleware and inner-city development. horizontal expansion towards the periphery increases the costs of providing water and energy infrastructure. because in terms of the discussion of macroeconomics, urban economy and the subject. energy is impo

next is the third time i found out about this, i was studying at the institute, i lived with my cousin, we studied at the same university in another city we have with her, because i never felt anything from her, i lived like in a fairy tale, all the best things were my toys , clothes, and well, i would never have thought that i was not my own child, that is, you three times heard the same information, you still didn’t believe it, didn’t believe it. tell me that i’m not my own, it seems to me that she was afraid that if suddenly she was gone, and so that i wouldn’t be left alone, maybe i have brothers, sisters, so she told me this, that was about five years ago, well, of course i cried, not without crying together, but what did she tell you, she told you how it happened, tell me, it happened at the beginning of june 1980 - they left me near the girl, they said, we are now let's go back, well, of course, no one came back, the employees of the orphanage took me in, because i was small, weak, they took me to the nearest hospital, the nearest hospital was located in the city of zheleznovodsk, stavropol territory, and my mother worked there,

time i found out about this for the third time, i was studying at the institute, i lived with my cousin, we studied at the same university, in another cityhe letter, and there was my mother's name and i was worried about... i thought maybe something happened there, they don't want to tell me, and also here is one of our good relatives , for some reason i decided to write to my cousin that i was not my own, and i also didn’t say anything to my mother and continued to live with this, because what kind of love we have with her, one might say, like a daughter and a mother , well... she got sick, she, unfortunately, is a bedridden person, of course, yes, yes, so, unfortunately, well, 5 years ago, my mother became very strong, and i take care of her, i am alone with her, she has no more children, no one, and you know, so she decided to tell me that i am not my own, she is still to me i think she was afraid that if suddenly she wasn’t... no, so that i wouldn’t be left alone, maybe i have brothers, sisters, she told me this, that was five years ago, well, of course i cried not without it we cried together, and what did she tell you, she told you

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study encountering warfare in an urban environment. after a violent, grinding fight through that city, the u.s. objective, of clearing the e territory from insurgents. as the modern war institute west point assessed, senior political leaders should not react emotionally in war and direct immediate action against a decemberly when conditions fos are not present. in contrast, prangss in- operations in gaza may be more successful by following a model of the battle of mosul inn the worked with coalition forces in iraq to rest iraq's third largest cit back from isis militants. i had an opportunity to visit on the ground our forces leading in a coalition iraq forbeses against isis. the operation was conducted with patience and precision, and isis was successfully eliminated in mosul. even then success was arduous andhe financial times characterized it, the mission to clear the city of gentleman haddie militants was -- jihadi militants was successful but the fighting was intense, took three times longer than planned, left 10,000 civilians dead and killed more coalition soldiers than expected. in prosecuting its current war, israel must7o a better job of following the lessons of succe

institute of biodiverse city. while he was not involved in the study, he is very familiar with an ocean phenomenon that may have playedrole a marine heat wave known as the blob, so strong it's believed to have increased temperatures in the northern pacific by as much as ten degrees for several years, devastating the ocean food chain. >> fewer resources, less food. all of the consumers out there are competing for this food, and they're both. the whales now are competing directly with those other organisms. like many of these fish, i've seen humpback whales lunge feeding out here. >> gray whales passing through from time to time. >> becca lane studies risk factors for whales at the marine mammal center in marin county. she's quick to point out that humpbacks frequenting the bay area coast belonged to a different migration group from the northern pacific population profiled in the study. but she says warming ocean temperatures from alaska to california have also strained the food chain for populations here, including humpbacks and gray whales, often pushing them closer to our shores. >> we are seeing them try to have mor

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moved with her parents to the city of druzhkivka in donetsk region, finished school there, then went to study in russia, received an education at the all-union research institute of automation of meterology. after receiving her diploma, she returned to the donetsk region again. at first she worked as an accountant, later she became an entrepreneur. a powerful career development took place in barkhatnova's life in 2014, she realized who do you need to serve, what do you need to say, who to thank, who to betray? at first, zaprodanka helped organize a pro-russian referendum in donetsk , worked as an accountant in the so-called ministry of social policy of the dpr and was elected a deputy to the terrorist parliament from the free donbass party, and with the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, she moved to kherson, where she was appointed acting head of the fake ministry of labor and social policy of the kherson region. in order to submit an application, a citizen must bring a certain list of documents, this is the passport of a citizen of the russian federation. even during the occupation of kherson, the fake minister alla told the russian

i met when he introduced us to seryozha kostrov, he also studied at the institute, and was a dj in our cityof songs , and in the evening he took them to his discotheque, but he had to name the group somehow, then it would definitely sound with this reel that a dynamic group or a carnival group, in a second the very name rolled off my tongue. i don’t understand, but that’s not the point, the point is that i had to say something, and in order not to say in vain, on the second tape recorder i had my favorite band weather, then i filmed all the compositions there, and there at the beginning of the concert hey, there's a crowd of a hundred thousand in the stadium and i'm like, well, let's do this, we turn on this video report, there's a crowd there: i'm telling all my friends, now the group stalker, the city of ukhta, is giving away their new song, which is called a new one, as if there was an old one, you understand , yes, that’s it, the crowd is screaming, the song, the song came from the second tape recorder, you understand, yes , that’s it, they recorded it, he takes it to the disco, a week

institute for security studies and the studies capital dot com. he says, even if plus the roof, i wins the 1st round. i run a photo may still be needed, which in wi city do they need to call closely by once he's flying around the associated media and we're letting me be, i was these little guy needs the nice 90 on the sheer to be lease and that we have seen on the streets, i think he's close team onto very much know that based on the letter represents the framework got on that in the next a name, any job he needs to seek your bad single majority. and i think that is really past life lice. now boy top is like good. do you mind the need for now? you've got on most of the south house side is does the cost before windows block yet, but a lot. talk to be nice and we don't want this picked up the car right now. so i'm talking to you and how much of a turning point are these elections full, send a gall and also the states of democracy in the country. that's where i've been to look at the prices of the last 3 years. and i'll dean's handy now. it shows that people have read the notes for democratic southern guarantee in these countries, and they actually call

the city's fire department reports more than 300 firefighters have died from cancer since 2006. a recent study from the national institute says during routine wear and tear of their gear, firefighters are much more exposed to these pfas forever chemicals than the average person. the city's fire union president says he's planning a rally today to not only bring awareness to san francisco, but for firefighters across the country. >> it's very close to our skin, you know, we're in super heated environments, over time, the material can break down. and then, you know, we're finding that it's coming directly into our bodies and so, you know, that's just the latest piece of, information that we've received at that rally, city supervisors will call for legislation requiring the fire department to find and use new turnout gear that are entirely pfas free. >> union president floyd rollins says right now, six san francisco firefighters, himself included, are testing out prototypes to meet that standard. city supervisor will hope to make that official as soon as possible, hoping that the fire department can have equipment that is pf

go back to his studies, i studied at the furman institute and didn’t do anything there at all, i filmed this on purpose this summer, you see what’s happening to a wonderful city a drunk woman started in this country, so, of course, it’s normal. gave finland to be in nato, i always thought that russia, finland are like brother and sister, and no one does anything, this insanity could still come again, and they will hate russians, scratch cars, and those even there will be finns who want dialogue with russia, and by the way, stub’s responsibility in this case. for what he does thank you very much, listen, well, i must say that we have just talked about 30 years, that he dreamed of joining, if you now become prime minister, will you lobby for another january 1, 1990. threat, in something else, well for example. weapons, nuclear weapons are a serious element of ours, no one will offer us nuclear weapons, we also agree that we do not need nuclear weapons, and we also agreed to become part of the nato nuclear planning system. this means that in refusing to fulfill it, this role can imply the possibility of movement in one direction or another, weapons, this is actu

city to study at the cooper union. will was far away at the art institute of chicago. >> did you anticipate they were going to be some issuestime to separate? >> no. >> we just thought they are going to get their own identities and create their own little worlds. >> reporter: but in the fall of 2004, it became clear those worlds were filled with suffering. >> we got a call, and his roommate said that he attempted to take his life. >> reporter: mark and jan lawrence, who had watched their boys interconnectedness from infancy, knew what threatened one would also threaten the other. did any part of you think we better keep a close on on will as well? >> yes. will said, i would never do that. i would never do that. >> reporter: but joe-will were in the grips of depression. jan and mark tried everything. joe would attempt to take his life again in 2006, but failed. five years later, will would succeed in taking his. he was 26. >> knock at the door. >> knock at the door, yeah. it was police officer and a chaplain. >> and mark was standing with them. he said, it's will, he died. and i fell. i mean, just started screaming. >> colla

tom wood from the doha institute of graduate studies. 7 use the palestine red crescent size. 5 people were killed in a chaotic, a time during an a delivery in gaza city on friday night. the, the 8 organization says thousands of people had gathered for the arrival of 15 trucks, scaring flour. and on the 8th, i'd be coates round about which links to northern gaza to the south. witnesses say warning shots were fired by those organizing the, the delivery but that he's ready to so so open fire very for some new moving trucks, hit people trying to get the food. and the rhonda bon has been the scene of multiple deadly incidents since january. that spring in, i'll just here is time. otherwise them in ron for, for is so seen said tyrique of people desperate to get aid and more aid has just left the fibrous. this will be the 2nd delivery of 8th through the maritime core adult. how effective has this been? how was the a from the 1st convoy of ships distributed? of the yes uh, fully a new ship is expected to arrive to the gauze check, which is the coming days that is loaded with different food items and humanitarian aid supplies. that will be also transposed by

study effectively, this is actually a projector, tables, chairs, bought a lot of games, heating. conducted a security audit in the biber territorial community, steering cities focused on improving areas near educational institutions and hospitals. here we fenced off the school environment for what, because in fact the schoolchildren who were standing in the open sky, it is also the safety of the children, the transportation, anything could happen, because there is a guard, it is already under the protection of a fence. in public ones institutions were established. inclusive toilets, made ramps and bought stairs. in this way, the biber community tries to take care of people with inclusive needs. we are now in a resource search for ukraine. the methodology has been updated, as now there are security issues related specifically to the challenges of war. but in fact, our experience has shown that there are many common problems in the context of women's security in the east and the west. a security audit is a tool that primarily enables. the community later the funds they have there is, to direct the coverage of priority issues related to security, that is, in fact , the community, and we have such requests from commu

community to city supports already many teddy and efforts to halt. joining me now is time to come with, he is an assistant professor of public policy, the doha institute for graduate studies. some of this level of full starvation didn't come out of nowhere. the wells as watched as this happened. we've watched children die of starvation over the last few days and weeks. we now know we're on the cusp of famine. the wealth has watched, and now we hear another lot has changed even though the welto seeing what's happening, what kind of a difference would have a common decoration make us? i guess, i mean more embarrassment for is that i don't the international, there's another, you know, i mean, the history will never forgive this. and we think of equities of all these actions and statements for him. and it's, it's all about putting up for good not to forgive, at the same from everyone who has been complicit and supporting is an disorder and 2, uh, 10 and goes into a large consultation cab into contributing to this from and, and to violating each and every principle of human rights loved even for the ones only to look for the safety, the comforting medicine, basic foundations,

institute. by the way, four chinese cities entered the top 10, with new york topping the list. the top ten also includes moscow, where 59. dollar billionaires live. according to the study, there are currently 3,279 billionaires in the world, which is 5% more than last year. this was the economic news, have a nice day and see you later. morning broadcast on tv channels belarus-1 and belarus 24, continues the program “zone x”. i'm yuri shevchuk. hello. they hunted the red book from a helicopter and were armed, including unregistered weapons. a group of poachers who shot a brown bear was detained in the vitebsk region. the fact of illegal hunting of the animal was established by gubop employees. they are with force support. almasy fighters detained 19 people who participated in illegal hunting. now the group is accused of poaching and illegal trafficking of firearms and ammunition. as a result of searches carried out at the place of residence of the defendants , material evidence was seized, including firearms hunting weapons, ammunition, special devices and vehicles used in criminal activities. the central office of the investigative committee initiated a criminal case f

is at this point in the war and the city thanks very much and occupied east teresa emotional, even though institute is met juvenile heavy, the director of golf studies center of the castle university. multi got through today is only the last few hours. chuck schumer, the highest ranking, jewish elected official in government as such. i'm saying something so vocally and so strongly we've heard what reaction a in the us has transpired, and now it has with the rated over to israel. doesn't happen every day. does it like this? yes, but um, there was there, i mean, since guns visit to washington, it's obvious that the american administration is trying to build to play in the backyard to fit them. yeah. and the back cause here is the position and number 2 on basically the public opinion. otherwise, all of those steps guns, visit the debate, the push out and guns, and then the statement of the director of c. i a the report of the intelligence community and schumer and the blinking statement about differentiating between the statement of shoulder and the boy. i tossed all of this has one message is it should be more rational. and the said, yahoo is not the

institute. the study of opportunity in higher and that's a philanthropic group that, as its name implies it looks for ways opportunity citiesfor disadvantaged groups. well in the 1980s early eighties mortenson looked with great satisfaction at the data because it had been the case especially before title nine. there college. the rate of college attendance was much higher for men than women. and he noticed that by 1982 women had caught up. and as a father of two daughters. he was very proud and pleased to see this. but kept watching the numbers and with each passing year the femadvge college grew. by the early nineties. he was alarmed. and on one occasion he looke the of women's advancement according to of education projections. and he told colleagues only half in jest. the last male will graduate from college in 2068. now he was exaggerating, but thefact is not by much in the sense that our colleges are increasiand. i just looked at the latest data from the department of education and rates college attendance are now higher for african-american girls. hispanic girls certainly white girls than for white and african-american

vegas the story of sin city, 109810 on cnn we are back talking about tiktok with coy shocky, the director of foreign and >> defense policy studies at the american enterprise institute. and glenn gusto, who is the former general counsel at the national security agency. so corey, how do you explain trump's flip-flop? he tried to ban tiktok. courts basically said he couldn't do it at least not by executive three and now he's recently said, i'm not sure that's a good idea because in his view, that will make facebook bigger and to him, facebook is the real enemy. >> yeah, i think it's one more example of the chaos premium that americans and the world are going to pay if we reelect donald trump as president of the united states because he doesn't appear to have any principles that guide his judgment, except either financial influence or personal event data, and that he thinks facebook is no different and know better than companies that have relationships with the chinese government is just a demonstration of how chaotic that trump administration was in office and will be in office if reelected. >> glenn tell us about the court issue you were general counsels trump tried

city i just need. uh, i left the hospital that has been joining is omar, sure, professor of security and military studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. so usually where do we discuss military operations? what's happening on the ground where the war is going? we have got to talk about the security council resolution because the purpose of it is to stop the fighting. clearly it's not working. so it's only a few hours old and clearly is not working. yes, unfortunately, that's the situation. i think it, it will work only when there is significant applied pressure and so far, extension in the, in the security council, the does not, is not significant applied pressure of the significant, the applied pleasure with mean addressing the issues of weapons and munitions. probably some of the marks on international law, although that's, that's only for the defeated and is right. it's not defeated yet. so the international applies to you and you defeated me the 31st, then you politically, because the battlefield needs so either then politically defeated and then the law applies to you before that is m. s line of the, sorry to

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moved from the design institute for graduate studies such as a in the palestine by present it says 5 people were killed and a kyle shook attack during an a delivery and gaza city on friday night. the, the 8 organization says thousands of people had gathered for the arrival of 15 trunks carrying sign of the aid of the co ways he found about witnesses say, one and shots were 5 by those organizing de delivery. but that is really true. and so as in fine, there are reports that some moving trucks had people trying to get food around about his being the scene of multiple deadly incidents since january. that's bringing our correspondence out a couple of them. he's joining us live from the alpha in southern gaza and product just to the last few l as they have been more strikes across the gaza strip. yes, that's right. a great wave of attacks have been carried out within the past few hours . of course, different areas and the goal is to stripe and the clear attacks have been carried out on the mid the areas of the territory as the author units are still bouncing them as a rush. refugee comes specifically from the another at pos, where they have a finance and imitation

study encountering warfare in an urban environment. after a violent, grinding fight through that city the u.s.significantly failed to achieve the objective, of clearing the territory from insurgents. as the modern war institute at west point senior political leaders should not react emotionally in war and direct immediate actiongainst a decemberly populated urban area when conditions for success are not present. instprangss in -- operations in gaza may be more successful by following a model of the battle of mosul 2016 and 2017 when the united states worked with coalition forces in iraq to rest iraq's third city back from isis militants. i had an opportunity to visit on the ground our forces leading in a coalition iraq forbeses against isis. the operation was conducted with patience and precision, and was successfully eliminated in mosul. even then success was a costly. as the financial times characterized it the mission to clear the city of gentleman hadd militants was -- jihadi militants was successful but the fighting was intense, took three times longer than planned, left 10,000 civilians dead and killed more coalition soldiers than expected. in prosecuting its current war, israel must do a better job of

study from the national institute of standards and technology says during routine wear and tear of their fire gear, firefighters are much more exposed to those pfas forever chemicals than the average person. the city's fire union says he's planning a rally today to not only bring awareness to san francisco, but for firefighters and the public across the country. >> it's very close to our skin, you know, we're in super heated environments, over time, the material can break down. and then, you know, we're finding that it's coming directly into our bodies. and so, you know, that's just the latest piece of, information that we've received. >> at that rally set for later this morning, city supervisors will call for legislation requiring the fire department to find and use new turnout gear that are entirely pfas free. >> union president floyd rollins says right now, six san francisco firefighters, himself included, are testing out prototypes to meet that standard. city leaders say they hope to make those changes official as soon as possible, so that the fire department will no longer use equipment equipped with pfas chemicals. by the summer of 2026. that rally, set to start at 12:00 noon at the steps of c