also , the unfinished tomb of darius iii was prepared for tourists to visit. tomb attributed to. darius iii was the last achaemenid king, and in fact, this large complex was not used for tourism until now. during the abadani period, the persepolis had a population of more than 43,000 people and 39 settlements. this complex was registered as one of iran's world heritages in unesco in 1358 and the possibility of visiting tourists was provided by adding the section the southern part of the world heritage tourism spaces of persepolis is getting wider . sitting on the screen of sanger, you are your stronghold, this is the table and there is hope for you on the other side of the table, there is a martyr in your eyes, in the name of allah , the most merciful. in the program , we will have a look at the basic goods market, the prices of goods and developments in this area, and of course we will also talk about exports and foreign trade in the presence of mr. peyman pak, deputy minister of jihad agriculture. welcome, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, my servant i

darius was taken to intensive care with shrapnel all over his body. and there are many similar stories here. ukrainian militants have organized a real hunt for civilians. safe, good conditions, five meals a day, most left with almost no belongings, so they will be provided with the bare necessities, a pioneer camp, yes, but very good conditions, we like everything, the children are happy, the youngest one doesn't eat anything at home, but here she eats everything, the food is good, everything is fine, everything is great, everything is good, everyone treated us very well, like home, friendly, we are all very glad that we left, at least in silence, many children are here without parents, teachers are already working with them, secondly, if they can't pay the loan or mortgage now because they are working, is it possible to solve this problem accordingly, thirdly, if the housing is destroyed, these are the three questions that the residents asked us now, the presidential plenipotentiary representative in the central federal district igor shogogorev arriv

we have always had this problem since the period of darius.t our neighbors always like this country because it is big and green. it is possible that the germans will abuse your life , abuse usurpation, bring it to the embassy and tell them where the soviet union is in full bloom, where stalin's translator admitted that we had recorded what roosevelt was talking about, i don't know if harim was his advisor or george. marshall was his foreign minister or patrick hawley was his so-called defense minister, they all heard this and recorded it. we had nothing to do with the americans, yes, we had nothing to do with the americans, and they are saying that iran should be divided, and china will fall once and for all. which is getting close to you , the fall of malaya, which was going to happen, but it didn't happen , malaysia today is the same as the problem of greece, greece , it was a communist organization. he was a very intelligent person, he was very short he had an oppressed face, but he had good advisers , his foreign minister din echsan. one c

darius raymond, who's of twins.local youth worker here, was here this morning. he's laid some flowers. he spoke to us a little bit earlier . on. little bit earlier. on. >> feeling really sad and i don't know whether to blame ourselves or our service or our government . are we failing? it's government. are we failing? it's going to be really sad for the family as well to live with that. their child is not normal and for the community as well . and for the community as well. it's going to have a very effect on the whole of the community that it's actually come to our doorstep now because you hear about it in other areas. somebody's been stabbed , some somebody's been stabbed, some child has been stabbed, some man has been stabbed. today it's happened at our doorstep, in our area, on our street. >> you can hear there from danus >> you can hear there from darius the shock that this community is so obviously in. we've had that shock repeated to us multiple times. people that have lived here for a long time really shocked

known war since the time, for example, with... with the persians and when athens fought first with darius, then with sers and so on, well, that is, this whole story continues from there, i don't really hope. i thought that thermopiles would be here in ukraine, once, as they say, we didn’t sign up for it, but gentlemen, if we didn’t sign up, we probably did, dear friends, our espresso marathon continues, i let me remind you that we are working with andriy saichuk until 4:30 p.m., and you still have time, and this time can be used in such a way that, in addition to talking about important things, you can also do an important thing for donating. to our army, let's now show our viewers the qr code by which they can do it, we have collected with you this day, now i will tell you exactly how much 4400 uah, dear friends, but we want to collect more, now on your qr screens code, you see it, scan the qr code, who doesn't, doesn't know how to do it, just take a picture of this screen and then ask someone to help you do it. collection for three brigades, the third separate assault brigade, 110, 47,

darius belousovrovsky alexander lyubitelev, tv news agency, patriot park, russia. the ukrainian mfa does not see the expediency, replies. osce, we have already asked to distribute the relevant materials as official documents of the security council and the general assembly, the united nations. we have already initiated relevant consultations with our allies and partners and through international structures. belarus will fully exercise its right. to provide additional weapons ukraine. the incident with ukrainian drones over belarus has become both a political and military challenge for the country. the response was dry. the army has eloquently shown that there is no place for strangers in our skies, but people in uniform do not consider what happened as a reason for pride, but as a pretext for further study of forms and methods of repelling aggression and developing effective algorithms to counter threats, about the growth points of defense potential in the disposition project. on the air, disposition, this is gagarin. let's go! ukrainian drones 9 august were suppos

was sort of the hoarder's house, how that didn't become a greater alarm, i don't know, kudos t you, darius. and your aces that that ran that serusly. so anyway, staffing, right? staffing i'm super proud that we've we've gotten numbers back up andwot cut into anyone's nap time here. almost done. just a couple as t, community paramedicine right. incredible stuff, i think it's misunderstood bye, an alternative to policing. it is innovative. it gets people help. they need.nd is san francisco's program has developed under simon pang, has developed the statewide curriculum for community in thee he's got he's got departments from all over the country calling him. i don't know how you have time to do your own job, simon, but, we'll talk about that later, but yeah, so, like, just amazing, amazing wor. addressing sort of the unhoused crisis and the opi crisis and, and all of that. you know, we also worked on the health and safety of our members with having a matt alba there. you are, brother, a health wellness safety dio mental health is a thing among firefighters and emts. we see a lot of stuff tha

darius, in your view ? view? >> i think you know why.ke anyone can do, and it looks like anyone can do, and it looks like anyone can do it. but when you see it done really well, it just creates a connection with people that they really enjoy and they like and also when you watch comedy, really good comedy is always truthful. and i don't think we're hearing the truth from everywhere else in our entertainment or media at the moment. >> and it's irreverent. >> and it's irreverent. >> it's irreverent. yeah, can be not mine. it's very serious. >> i don't believe that. i don't believe that. and do you have any areas that you avoid or any areas that you particularly like to do? i mean, i'm thinking about the political establishment. do you lampoon the political establishment? i mean, business community. >> i mean, i'm not a particularly political comedian, but i don't censor myself. i'll talk about anything . if it's talk about anything. if it's funny. i will say it, regardless of if people choose to take offence, i can't help how you take it.

the suspect identified as 23 year old darius lewis of■v also showed signs odriving under the influencefety town hall meeting in oakland. last night's event at allen templeapbiggest crowds of the series. >> i called the police. i filed a report online. never heard back from the police. the flatlands? if you go up in montclair, if you gup in rockridge, you don't see of that. but down here in the flatlands is where it's happening, and they're not doing anything about it. >> now, all 250 seats at the oakland were filled. residents demaed answers from city leaders about crime, blight and homelessness.■ oakland mayor xiang tao says the prlems facing oakland today started years ago. >> many of you are very frustrated. im equally at culmination of seeing oakland get worse and■■j worse and wors. and now we're at this point in time where we are very upset. and so i want to acknowledge that. and you have every right , one question i asked of oakland's new police chief, floyd mitchell, was why he wasn't uniform. well, he says state law requires him to attend a special class before he canthat unifo

local youth worker darius ryman told us he's in shock. >> i'm feeling really sad and i don't know whetherme ourselves or our service or our government . are we failing? it's government. are we failing? it's going to be really sad for the family as well to live with that. their child is not normal and for the community as well . and for the community as well. it's going to have a very effect on the whole of the community that it's actually come to our doorstep now because you hear about it in other areas. somebody's been stabbed , some somebody's been stabbed, some child has been stabbed, some man has been stabbed. today it's happened at our doorstep, in our area, on our street. >> now, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a child in swansea. >> police were called to a home in the town last night. a 41 year old who lived with the child is being questioned in bridgend. detectives aren't looking for anyone else. a mother has pleaded guilty to stabbing her ten year old daughter to death in the west midlands . jaskirat kaur admitted midlands. jaskirat kaur admitt

. >> my southern will he darius west ringo. he was killed in 2024. in june. >> lawrence: how did you lose your first son. >> started from an argument. i heard the shooting but i didn't think -- it didn't register the kids was outside. usually when i heard gunshots the first thing i think is the kids outside. when i got outside, he was shot. >> brian: do you hear gunshots allot. >> i have done been all over chicago. [inaudible] >> recently lost another son. >> his killers are 16 and 13 years of age. i heard the gunshots in the house. my son was killed. my 14-year-old god son was killed and my son-in-law was killed. >> all three the same day. >> all three of them was killed at my house. >> lawrence: we have two issues here. we have the drugs that are in our community the violence that continues to happen in our community. do you think our leaders are doing a great job to solve this crisis? >> i believe at this point it's become the norm. you know, people are so used to hearing about gun violence and drugs and drug overdoses and things of that nature. i

my name is darius turner. ferguson for about five to six years. >> my name is jamie dennis and i've worked in the city of ferguson since 2014. this was a pivotal moment in our country. it kind of opened up the lid on, you know, implicit bias, the racism that that has affected our community. >> the murder of michael brown was the fire starter for a lot of the communities to begin to progress. i'm aaron harris. i have been employed by the ferguson youth initiative since december of 2016. >> i think it was really just -- we're done, you know what i mean? like, this is it. y'all been pressing us all this time, and you took took an innocent life, and -- yes, it's just, people were just sick of it. >> my name is melanie marie randels, and i've lived in ferguson for 10 years. i moved to ferguson three months before mike brown jr. was killed. i feel like that kind of catapulted me into community organizing. ferguson 10 years later is full of community. still full of a lot of questions. i think it's still promising for

the suspect has been identified as 23 year old darius lewis of victorville. deputies say he also displayed signs of driving under the influence. the south san francisco police department has been awarded a $60,000 grant from the california department of alcoholic beverage control. the grant is one of nearly 50 awarded to law enforcement agencies across the state. the department says this funding will be used to help prevent alcoholic beverage sales to minors and obviously intoxicated people. this will also be used to educate businesses to help reduce the number of alcohol related incidents in the city. >> a rescue off the coast of san francisco. how a group of surfers helped a man struggling in the water before first responders arrived. >> also, large crowds and long lines are common sights right now at bay area airports. we'll explain why travel experts say we're seeing so many people taking trips on this labor day weekend. >> yes, and this is it. this is your live weather camera looking out towards the estuary where all is calm as we lead you into the labor

actually come true and more importantly, whether or not they could actually result in any serious darius progress. if we see a significant retaliatory strike by iran or by hezbollah, or perhaps by both of them combined. we could be much, much closer to an all-out regional war. then we would be to he cease fire. so very tense moments, but the united states, qatar, egypt continuing to try and push for progress on those hostage and ceasefire negotiations. but again, right now, that seems very, very uncertain, brianna. >> yeah, it certainly does. jeremy diamond. thank you so much for that report. live for us from haifa jessica, let's talk more about this now with retired us army major general james spider marks. great to have you here with this to get some more context and analysis around all of this, because obviously we're in a wait and see period right now as we wait and see what iran is going to do. but when deciding how and when to retaliate, what do you think iran is factoring in right now significant things that iran must consider is their inability or lack of desire. >> let me start

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to in july, that was sortouse, how that didn't become a greater alarm, i don't know, kudos to you, darius your aces that that ran that show. ser so anyway, staffing, right? staffing we've we've gotten numbers back up and don't worry, i won' cut into anyone's nap time here. almost done. just a couple dozen more pages. as the mayor said community paramedicine right incredible stuff, i think it's misunderstood by some, but it is alternative to policing. it is help. they need. and, and it is san francisco's program has has developed the statewide curriculum for community paramedics in the state like he's got he's got departments from all over the country calling him. i don't know how you have time to do our simon, but, we'll talk about that later, but amazing, amazing worknhoused crisis and the opioid and all of that. you know, we also worked on the health and safety of our members with having a matt alba there. you are, brother, a health wellness safety division because, mental health is a thing among see a lot of stuff that nobody else sees. and cancer is a big deal as well. and so how do w

local youth worker darius ryman told us he's in shock . in shock. >> i'm feeling really sad and i don't know whether to blame ourselves or our service or our government. are we failing? it's going to be really sad for the family as well to live with that. their child is not normal and for the community as well . and for the community as well. it's going to have a very effect on the whole of the community that it's actually come to our doorstep now because you hear about it in other areas. somebody's been stabbed. some child has been stabbed, some man has been stabbed. today. it's happened at our doorstep in our area, on our street. >> now, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a child in swansea. police were called to a home in the town last night. a 41 year old who lived with the child is being questioned in bridgend. detectives aren't looking for anyone else. a mother has pleaded guilty to stabbing her ten year old daughter to death in the west midlands. jaskirat kaur admitted to manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility after the child was f

and the persian king darius i 2,500 years ago, and alexander the great and peter the great.ts are known, but only stalin with his empire style and free a workforce of tens of thousands of political prisoners repressed in the thirties of the last century. the volgodonsk canal is one of the most grandiose brainchildren of the totalitarian regime. just imagine, during its construction 150 million cubic meters of soil were removed from the earth's crust or 2.5 million trucks filled to the brim with earth. all this magnificence was built in an incredible 3 s to years, thanks to prisoners, they say that the builders, exhausted by inhuman labor , managed to hand over a box of matches to comrade stalin himself. on the box was written: victory. it was not just a word, but a rebus that expressed their demands. the leader had to decipher the message. platinum will be finished if they give amnesty. stalin deciphered it and sent them the same box in response. with the same inscription, now it had to be deciphered in reverse order: amnesty will be given if platinum is finished. amnesty wa