dear white house, kremlin palace and all proud non-muslim countries, hello, good night. utilization of 7,500 projects to remove deprivation and a value of 7,000 billion tomans. in this ceremony, which was held in the presence of the head of the supreme leader's office, the head of the mustafafan foundation said that these projects are aimed at empowering people in deprived areas of the country and within a period of one year the receipt of these projects in the fields of culture, education, sports, water supply, roads and infrastructure, job creation, housing, healthcare, and handing over real estate documents to the underprivileged is all the benefit of the foundation. last year, the amount doubled to 2 thousand billion tomans in 21 cents of loans, loans, employment, and in fact, our loans are a thousand hectares of land at the disposal of the government of hazrat mr. raisi . illumination to the pretext of our country's president's trip to china has been examined in a report on the relations between the two countries and tehran's beijing strategic plan agreement, and at

white house. this is really near and dear to me.about the cemetery too. >> i can imagine this being someone young. >> we have to do something about this. >> yeah, have to. and i will. i'm going to fix it. >> do you think you might allow historians to come? >> absolutely. this place will be open to anyone who wants to learn. >> anyone? >> anyone can come here. >> but for now, sharswood is serving the purpose fred bought it for in the first place. gathering the miller family together in celebration. ♪ happy birthday to ya ♪ ♪ happy birthday to ya ♪ ♪ happy birthday happy birthday to ya ♪ >> what do you think violet and david would think if they could see that you own this place? >> i'm hoping they would be proud of us. i think they would be. they endured a lot. i can't even imagine what they went through. looking down on us now. they must be smiling at us. >> since our story first aired, fred miller took a new job in virginia to be closer to his family. he has set up a nonprofit sharswood foundation to maintain the slave quarters and

white house and you know? we can call her nancy word home, right? nancy's dearriend helen walker is doing her spirit is really present here, and we all felt it when you were speaking about the history that our mayor is made here in san francisco to so with the songs and the spirituality, thank you. just very briefly. speaker pelosi is very grateful for the opportunity to support your critical work to provide culturally sensitive whole person care to our urban indian community here in san francisco , and that is why in the 2023 appropriations bill, she saw it and secured funding through the community funding project program in order to support the village here and everything and all of the exciting work and support and community activity, particularly for our community members who are in recovery so exciting that you're gonna be providing services specifically for mothers with their children who are who are working to really better themselves into create a great life for themselves and to really build this fabric of community. so on behalf of speaker pelosi, spea

people and go to the house of a mother whose cry no one saw my mother, the one you showed me the money of the family, she wore a white dress for your son's ceremony, i doubt it, dear elder hasan, he didn't cry, he raised his head . yesterday, my lady said, i understood that this mother of martyr rehane khanum kala is one of the 2,500 mothers of martyrs who died this year. they told the story of motherly longings and tears that no one saw. mahmoud azizi of sed and radio news agency, shan shad and yadshan garami, vice president of planning and development of education resources , said that the date of the recruitment exam for education was 8th of may 1400 and two stars ago . this is the time of the 20th recruitment exam it was announced on the 6th of esfand 1401, the vice president of planning and development of education resources said that the recruitment registration will begin on the 3rd of esfand and in this exam 28 thousand teachers will be hired for primary schools at 3 am in the next part . thank you for your cooperation. hello and good time to you, dear and respected viewers, especially those interested in international developments. welcome to the world to

dear joe i, of course, i remember that geography is historically not the strongest side of the inhabitants of the white house but still i have to remind you that europe and america are not the whole world. hmm, to your great regret, not even half of the world of the atlantic treaty world can remember at least something like that for biden, this is already victory about how the washington grandfather squandered millions of americans in kiev and talked with russians in poland in a report by our international observer sergei bryullov it was a pointless ukrainian day the flag dangled in the wind, like the language of an arrest officer , due to the frenzied activity of the ukrainian military commissars , mostly women moved through the streets so that the biden would not forget. where i arrived, i had to poke a bunch of ukrainian flags. although there was no guarantee that he would remember that it was the ukrainian flag, unfortunately, there was not even a single overwhelming abrams meeting the parties. in a tuple. biden was not observed. he walked out with the gait of a man. whose odnoklassniki are printed on us

white house and they found president lincoln, his office. the second story. it's now the lincoln today and president lincoln was in tears. ellsworth was a dear friend of his. he had been his law clerk in springfield. and he had also served as his bodyguard during, his inaugural train ride to washington. and dr. holmes said to him, he said, mr. lincoln, i've come to secure your permission to embalm ellsworth. so his parents might see him. and president replied to me, goes, i do not what embalming is. i cannot grant permission. and through the urging of seward he was able to secure the permission for the embalming of ellsworth. now ellsworth this time was being transported to the washington navy yard via the james gray, another gunboat. and so holmes, he left the white house and he raced back to the coffin. joseph birch's house in georgetown, where he was staying. he grabbed his embalming grip and boarded it on the bus and headed for the washington navy yard. now, when he got there, he found ellsworth laid out in the engine house. why the engine house? well, the 11th new york, they were called the fire zoo, abbs. and that's because ellsworth had raised a reg

dear says there are more urgent problems. now, linear white boy say, well lunatic this about, we didn't expect this. it's truly said for everyone anymore. but we have students whose house burned down and they were left with nothing. it's terrible when you know that yes for the nearby true eco, guillermo conscious campsite has been burned to rebel. he says he and his family depended on it. so could you please return this call when you 35 years of sacrifice gone? nothing we can do about it, brother. on top of it, i hurt my arm. thank god, i am alive and saved a part of our house using a hose and bucket me. it was the longest night in my life. precedent, cavity and voyage, and now some midnight curfew in the areas where a state of emergency is in place to help with the operations through the night. weather conditions are mostly to blame. he says at least 28 people has been arrested for allegedly starting some of the fires. the local authorities say that there could be people who intentionally started some of the fire. and this has to be investigated in a rigorous and firm manner. because if someone has been purposely causing this, they have the contempt of all of chile, t

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white house is a lie and complete fiction said he. well, naturally. we can already believe him , the cia representatives are those sacks. he said the information is completely false, well, dearear since one statement. uh, joe biden. let 's listen to him, if russia invades, that is, tanks or troops cross the border of ukraine again, then there will be no more nord stream 2. we will put an end to it. how exactly will you do this, because the project is under the control of germany i promise you we will be able to fulfill this promise i was able to do, and not only to me this barrel number two from remarkably speaking, our region has always been an object that they wanted to conquer , conquer, destroy. and then to climb into siberia where there are rich subsoil, and this is what happened in belovezhskaya pushcha. yes, when kravchuk and yeltsin and sushkevich signed this agreement on the collapse of the union, they perceived it as capitulations in the cold war. and after that they consider all this their lawful booty. only we are resisting, therefore, accordingly, that they tried us. eh, soft power did not work. now unleashed a war unleashed a war in ukraine and this scenario, m

dear colleague ali velshi will be part of our panel. he's live in ukraine, and hit one of the most brutal hit part of that country today. the next hour of "deadline: white houseer a quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ >>> today, as we approach the one-year anniversary of russia's invasion, it's even more important we continue to stand together, and i think this is proof of this. that's why i wanted to meet all of you in person today, as nato's eastern flank, you're the front lines of our collective defense. you know better than anyone what's at stake in this conflict, not just for ukraine, but for the freedom of democracies throughout europe and around the world. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york. you be the judge, each trying to project strength, and steadfast calm. who we think is doing a better job. on the one hand, president joe biden set to land in washington safe and sound following a historic trip, including a secret mission into an active war zone, with a rousing speech, and a meeting with allies designed to rea sure and rally them, that the united states will uphold its sacred commitment to defending every inch of nato territory. and, on t