we want to get this done. the president and vice president were in the situation room yesterday, meeting with a few of their advisors of this administration to talk about how we will move forward here. we talked about how we are also continuing to engage with our co-mediators, egypt and qatar. that continues. so the president has had regular, daily updates. and has had even during the past two weeks, we have read out multiple conversations that the president has had with leaders in the region including egypt and qatar, so that is not going to end. the president focuses on that on a daily basis. he is passionate, committed, and wants to see this happen, and his team is working around the clock to get this deal done. >> the president was the last person to face donald trump on the debate stage. vice president harris will do so in a week. has president biden shared any pointers or advice to the vice president? >> as you know, they were together yesterday shoulder to shoulder, as they have been the past three and

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this was done this spring. this 100 was done. the automatic issuance of permits by the national portal in case of delay was also done this spring. the previous one was last year. these are three to 100. done of course. i don't want to say 100 people are satisfied, but our task is done , we have to try to make it more effective . there are three more tasks. of course, where are you going to go ? let's keep it open , the people themselves will have problems, for example, for permits that are basic land , you have to give some information in that specialized portal, for example, the request from the gas station is delayed. give me gas, he says. in short, the people will learn by themselves, i don't want to say that the law of mistakes is devices that do not adapt themselves to the law, such as broadcasting and distribution, and many bases, but we opened the law about automatic issuance in case of delay, and many devices, of course, understand how much many devices have bugs, they realized that, for example, they don't know how to ca

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good work has been done.request the operators to help us in discussing exploitation systems so that we can have suitable and acceptable products. thank you very much, mr. dr. niazi shahraki, deputy minister of water and land, ministry of agricultural jihad, and thank you , dear viewers. god be great, thank you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the visit of the president of our country to iraq was reflected in the arab media. a political analyst said: in addition. the most important message of the iranian president's visit to iraq is support it is from the axis of resistance. another arabic language expert said that this trip shows the fixed positions and principles of iran's foreign policy. a smart choice. this is the description of the political expert of al-balad tv channel about the first destination of the president's foreign trip.

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to get done very quickly. if you ever notice i don't think we try. we have billions and billions does anyone talk to russia like get this thing fetish? nobody talks we don't have any communication, nothing. we are run by stupid people stupid, stupid people. we found that out at the debate with joe how did that work out? will find it out again on tuesday night. is anyone going to be watching? [cheering] you know, she is a threat to democracy. they say donald trump is a threat to democracy but i am not a threat on the opposite i'm keeping democracy. she is a defender of police. when somebody on the far left is in charge of defend the police for 12 years then they switch three weeks ago or something, oh we love our police they don't love the police they are radical left marxist and that is what she is. it's not even believable. the whole thing isn't. it is not believable. deep in the police, no fracking but were not going to fracture. he got back a couple of years will never frock. there is no fracking in pennsyl

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now, how much cover production is actually done, this is another research work that can be done methodicallyt what is certain is the development of vegetation, that moisture is converted into cover. yes, it means vegetation. you also say that it can be effective. there is a point about the flow of water, which is what i understood and understood. the most important thing that needs to be done here is the watershed operations in the headwaters. that is why we say to control the silos in the branches. there are different watersheds that can be done. this flood can be controlled in the upstream. a part of this flood will be turned into an underground stream with watershed works. it penetrates into the ground. by the way , today we are facing a phenomenon called subsidence , which is the opening of underground water and our aquifers. smaller and cheaper ones also did this. i do watershed works because they are small projects and spreading in the middle of the area with a lot of expenses less than the works, big projects like building a dam are feasible. you see, we went today . we built dams ups

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no, i think good work has been done there. _ government? no, i think good work has been done there.mmes, for example, with people fleeing the _ programmes, for example, with people fleeing the war in ukraine. this go to these _ fleeing the war in ukraine. this go to these have been done in european countries _ to these have been done in european countries have not been for other countries — countries have not been for other countries that have had crises and wars _ countries that have had crises and wars breaking out. i think there is definitely— wars breaking out. i think there is definitely much more that can be done _ definitely much more that can be done there. definitely much more that can be done there-— definitely much more that can be done there. . ~' , ., , . new border controls come into force in germany today and will be effective for the next 6 months. they“re part of berlin's response to rising migration concerns a amid a surge in far—right sentiments and recent violent incidents involving asylum seekers. the government has promised to speed up deportations of migrants

what is being done to give people safe - being done to give people safe passage, simon?this is what the charities _ passage, simon? well, this is what the charities are _ passage, simon? well, this is what the charities are saying, _ passage, simon? well, this is what the charities are saying, is - passage, simon? well, this is what the charities are saying, is that - passage, simon? well, this is what the charities are saying, is that in l the charities are saying, is that in order to stop people risking their lives on the world's busy shipping lane, there have to be more safe and legal routes for people who want to get to the uk perhaps because they have family members there. the government in the uk will argue there are schemes such as people from afghanistan can apply directly if they worked for uk authorities, we also obviously have the scheme that brought a lot of people from ukraine over to the uk. but for most people, the only way that they can claim asylum in the uk is actually to get there, to be physically there, and the charities are saying that means people

to get a deal done. dana. dana, we have to get a deal done when you look at the significance of this to the families, to the people who are living in that region a deal is not only the right thing to do to end this war, but will unlock so much of what must happen next. i remain committed since i've been on october 8, to what we must do to work toward a two-state solution. where israel is secure and an equal measure, the power of palestinians have security and self-determination and dignity governor walz, the country is just starting to get to know you. i want to ask you a question about how you've described your service and the national guard at you said that you carried weapons in war, but you have never deployed actually in a war zone a campaign official said that you misspoke to do well, first of all, i'm incredibly proud to have done 24 years of wearing the uniform of this country equally proud of my service in a public school classroom, whether it's congress or the governor. my record speaks for its

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>> we need to get this deal done. we need to get it done immediately and that is my position and that is my policy. we need to get the deal done. >> the way we have weapons and interact as their ally other specific? >> example one of the things we have done i am entirely supportive of is the pause we have put on the 2000-pound bomb. there was some leverage we have had and used. ultimately the thing that's going to lock everything else in that region is getting this deal done. i am not going to disclose private conversations. but i will tell you i have had direct conversations with the prime minister. with the president of israel. with egyptian leaders and with our allies i think we made ourselves very clear this it needs to get done in the best interest of everyone in the region including getting those hostages out when we saw the latest example of what happens with the six most recently one of whom was an american citizen. >> what you say to those that not enough, stopping the 2000 bomb one time was not enough the ad

he should have done it earlier. he could have done it throughout. it was one of the most powerful things he did. >> harris: two real quick. david and then amanda. >> i think both of them are fighting over that mantel of change. the country polls have shown majority of voters aren't happy with the direction of the country. harris is a representation of this administration, trump is saying look i'm the change candidate. harris is saying she is younger, a different generation of leaders, therefore trump is basically an incumbent and ultimately the voters will decide which version of that they agree with. >> harris: we only have one leadership in the white house at the time. he is not it and she is there. no daylight between them. she and biden. she tells us that all the time, amanda. >> we also know that in a democracy the president is still has super powers, they can't do everything. there is a supreme court and congress. so some of the things that the things she hasn't do is just procedural. more importantly than that she actually has been highly suc

, which, god willing, more serious work should be done , doctor. farmers are now flooding their crops. in fact , they are irrigating. there is a plan for this . it is not bad. we have to see how productive we are there. . qarqabi also puts the efficiency at about 60, calculations have been done , good articles have been presented, and in many places we have i won't say it in general, but in many places, our mausoleum in qarqabi is also good, but at the same time , it's not only the issue of flooding, we should use the technology that has been available to mankind, this is the new irrigation system, which at one time was maybe 80 % of the government's resources. at the disposal of irrigation. it rains , the rest is irrigated by distributed systems , tap systems, that is, how are our crops, our tomatoes , all of them are irrigated by drip. what does smart irrigation mean? smart irrigation comes first it determines the series of parameters and analyzes the humidity of the air. it calculates soil moisture, soil texture, wind speed, air temperature , an

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it is enough bein: done? ~ ., , , ., being done? we absolutely have to seed being done? being done? we absolutely have to speed up the _ being done? we absolutely have to speed up the work _ being done? we absolutely have to speed up the work of - being done? we absolutely have to speed up the work of both - to speed up the work of both remedial work on buildings that have already been identified as having unsafe cladding or other fire safety issues and identifying new buildings. i think some of the groups campaigning on cladding, for example, estimate that there could be double the number of buildings that still haven't been yet added to these registers remedial work. again, this is an example, as i said today, of buckpassing. and the situation at the moment is that in many cases, tenants are trapped in these buildings because between the freeholders and local government and national government developers, it's still taking far too long to put the plans in place to do that work. so there are people going to sleep tonight, in buildings that are still unsafe. and that is

corps and this is done nationally, this year it is in mazandaran, and god willing, this will be done, of course , the week after the holy defense week of the martyrs of mazandaran, which, god willing, will apparently be held on the 12th of october, god willing, this congress will be held . we also have sports festivals in defense issue tournaments are held in all countries, which means there are too many tournaments. now, i don't know futsal. competitions, for example, competitions in other sports, there is wrestling, there is football, this work is done, one is the reconstruction of the operations of the holy defense , which is a beautiful work that the army has been doing for many years, which comes to all provinces, and restores the operations during the time of the holy defense. and this operation is implemented somewhere, people go and visit these exhibitions, the series of programs that you mentioned at the beginning of the conversation , how many programs does the police force have at all? how many programs does the defense have? how many programs does the foundation for the pr

now it is either not done or done late or not done in the right place. for example, we see that last year we witnessed that in sistan baluchistan , the rain and precipitation caused a flood , there was no longer a discussion about tep mahor and these things, but it destroyed the open land and many lands. he caused damage and these are also plans for such places. what are the strategies of the ministry of agriculture in this field in the framework of the 6th plan ? what measures have been thought in the 7th plan? i want to say that last year there was a heavy rain, colleagues of manab tabi. an 11 -kilometer dike was built in the province of bala dashtagiri, which would have been an extremely dangerous disaster if that dike had not been built in previous years. according to you, the structures that need to be implemented are almost plain. we have several projects in the natural resources organization, which is the construction of dikes and the spread of floods in the agricultural lands of ahdas bandasar. it is possible that even now it is in our area, it i

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she shows that it can be done. add the 60th anniversary celebration in topeka kansas for the brown vs. board of education decision she gave a speech to the free public high school's in topeka and she reminded them of how much work there still was to bee done. the brown vs. board was not the end but the beginning of what needed to be done not just for education but throughout tho country. so this is the past and where some of our first lady stood. some contribute to institutional racism in this country but others brought us forward made the cause for civil rights and equal rights in this country. thank you again for joining us and i'm looking forward to your questions. thank you so much for that presentation dr. carlinn for thm sure we have heard a lot and our chat is active with reaction to the information you shared withh us. and i will move us into the q&a portion of our program today for a start asking the questions i want to remind her wonderful viewers that if you have a question for dr. carlin feel free tohe

we have done what we have done, at least we didn't work . look, our biggest challenge is ambulances , that is, we have a shortage of fleets, we have about 5,500 ambulances, we have about 3,000 emergency stations, now there are a little more than 20 of them. we say 10 years, but now the age of 15 years has passed, well , we have done a lot of effort in these two or three years , we have provided approximately 150 ambulances, some of them from donors, some of them from international organizations , and in the last one or two weeks, we have provided more than 500 ambulances. the ambulance we bought has been explained, and now there are about 130 more we are getting ready, we are doing the customs work so that it will be cleared, and god willing, they will cooperate, so that this work is done and it will enter the fleet quickly. in two to three months , these 500 units will enter the fleet and we will be ready. we compensated 300 hands for 3000 devices, but up to a relatively favorable distance. it happened and both the honorable government and

in fact, the assembly process is done in space. what technology do we need? this technology is related to the precise and optional orbital maneuver, which means that i can move the satellite in its orbital position. i can make its position in its own orbit, based on the gravity of the satellites, we can rotate around the earth freely. let's correct its position and move it so that we can assemble large structures and assemble its components together to reach a giant structure , which is an important technology anyway. it also has other uses, that is, we can take pictures of space objects, in fact, we can collect space satellites. however, we can move the moon of the shia space satellite in an optional and controlled manner and bring it closer to another space space for collection. in any case, garbage is a very useful topic, and all of this requires numerous tests to be carried out in orbit, and the chamran satellite will carry out a part of these tests, god willing, during the coming months when we use this satellite. he gives and institutionalizes this tech

and it will be done. for next year , the process of our learning process will be improved and we will be able to increase the average grades by the end of the 7th program , god willing. we are facing a shortage of teachers and there is a significant number, although education has come and attracted a number of new teachers. what is the situation now? well , alhamdulillah, with the planning that took place, we had a significant recruitment in the last two years at the entrance of farhangian university and tarbiat debir university. shahid rajaei and also through the recruitment test which was article 28, it is mentioned under the title of article 28 that last year 21,22,184 people were recruited in secondary school and this year also 2489 people were recruited in secondary school because of the lack of manpower. the output of farhangian university, which is about 20,000 people, every year, at least 20,000 people are added to the population of our faculty, and the graduates of farhangian university help us t

what kamala harris has done is unforgiveable. it is a crime what she has done.has to be criminal. there is no greater act of disloyalty than to distinguish the sovereignty of your own nation. and that's what she has done. she has ruined the nation. >> jesse: the media called trump a liar for saying that countries are emptying their prisons. where do you think that the ex-cons came from, the gym? the fact that they convicted him over a phone call -- how is that not high crimes and misdemeanors. along with the 300,000 migrant kids they lost, biden harris lost tens and thousands of migrant killers and rapists. and the whole time they said that the border was secure. >> the border is secure. >> you are confident that this border is secure. >> we have a secure border, in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> jesse: democrats say trump is dangerous. how? because kamala harris is importing convicted murders and rapists into america and lying about it. she is the most dangerous presidential nominee in the history of american p

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so well. 50 elections where the afd have done so well.— done so well.so well. so this is not the schengen agreement i done so well. so this is not| the schengen agreement in done so well. so this is not - the schengen agreement in rises in your opinion, it is something that will blow over? it is not the schengen agreement in crisis at the moment, but what it has done is created a really toxic environment within europe. migration has been toxic since 2015 so this isn't a new problem stop he has been there for a very long while. what is done is because it was done unilaterally and the poles are saying, the french are saying this was done without consultation, so it'sjust disrupted that unity across europe so it has added to the tensions of europe, and that is a risk i think that it has just been done in a way that maybe was a bit clumsy. and that threatens schengen because it fragments alliances, the very fragile already around migration. thank you very much. some economic data came out of china on the weekend. industrial production slipped to a five—mont

apart from this , we should have done one more thing. these 995 have been done. you know, we have 4200 licenses, only 200 of them. it is still not connected, as i said, 200 permits, except for this one, converting all the previous paper permits, one should be recognized , it was a legal duty, one should check the law of education until this spring, which is the second, how many devices are there, the technical provision of not doing this, including the guidance of cooperative sciences unfortunately, unfortunately, the entire judiciary is ashamed of the judicial engineering system. here, yes, unfortunately, the judiciary, i don't know what else to say and this. let's take the complaint to the judiciary again . by the way , until now, in the commissions that have been held, the malfunctioning of any of these mentioned devices has been investigated and what is going to happen to them . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i would like to congratulate you on the birthday of the holy prophet and the week of unity, to our dear people and to your

one the previous government should have done thi— have done this one of the important _ have done thisave done this one of the important thing is - have done this one of the important thing is i - have done this one of the important thing is i think| have done this one of the i important thing is i think we have to do is understand what was going on in the different cultures, in different sectors that were involved with grenfell, that had any contribution to what happened. going back to the coalition government, the conservatives and liberal democrats, david cameron embarked on what was called the red tape challenge. he said at the time, ministerial team should see themselves personally accountable for the number of regulations contained within and coming out of their departments and the burden, was the wedges, they impose. do you think at that time ministers felt they had to be fully on board for this push for deregulation and did that have an impact on fire safety? {line an impact on fire safety? one ofthe an impact on fire safety? one of the issues _ an impact on fire safety? one of

opinion of the counselor and the parents themselves, which was 10 points , until the test that was done and the teacher's opinion was also included , 65 points, 35 points are left. academically, students must choose one of the four theoretical or technical, professional and knowledge fields . friends, i will go to the experimental field of graphics, facilities, statistics show that 61 students of the second year are high school students. they study in high school and only 39 are employed to study at the conservatory, but this small percentage are employed at the same time as university education . we had students who came after military service and started their own workshops. the workshop says that the index of 39 should reach 50% by the end of the 7th program. science must be at least 14 years old. these papers are getting to them late. now , what did you do to solve this problem? well , i was saying that the issue of academic guidance is a process and there are different measures and different tools to identify students' talents. there is a discussion of interest and talent, and then

it's hard to get real work done working part time. how on earth are members of the various committees and subcommittees supposed to debate, amend, and advance 12 funding bills when the senate's only working two and a half days a week? with this type of schedule, there simply are not enough hours for our colleague to complete the mountain of work ahead of him, and our current posture shows the folly of this approach, including today, we're only scheduled to be in session nine days before adjourning for october, the entire month of october, just after coming off of a six-week break. again, chairman murray and vice chair collins both said repeatedly they want us to return to the normal appropriations process, not this contrived narrative of an imminent government shutdown, with all that that would entail. so, i want to say, i appreciate the good work that's been done by our colleagues on the armed services committee and on the appropriations committee. again, this is not easy. these are huge, important, challenging issues that they have

israelapparently done. israel apparently infiltrated the done.f hezbollah. if you had a pager, you were a key person within that organisation, and let me honest about this. this may be one of the top five intelligence operations in post—world war ii history, it was strategically carried out, it was brilliantly planned, and i think hassan nasrallah is flailing right now, because they're going to have to resort to using human careers with a self system, i who knows if they are secure. —— couriers. it who knows if they are secure. -- couriers-— -- couriers. it is interesting, what you _ -- couriers. it is interesting, what you have _ -- couriers. it is interesting, what you have just _ -- couriers. it is interesting, what you have just been - -- couriers. it is interesting, i what you have just been saying, because he has been saying in his televised comments that the group has been dealt an unprecedented blow in all of its history, so exactly what all of the analysts have been saying over the last 48 hours, he too is recognising just the scale of w

, what needs to be done? the thing is you can look at the different levels because it's dix, you know, many times to, to raise that child as you say in the equally meaning by context. yeah. so there are things that they found us to do. i think that governments have to do and that things that are the civil side, these are for the month. i tell me, do maybe additional if i think people use do less truck uh, getting literally approval from a different government and this data they have to be on currently under these past . so that's not a sequential step. and then you have to negotiate on the, on down that we, the genetic model such as and probably mit is license is by week so that they don't hold them accountable. then for governments they need to split. uh that's the is approved. what does that mean? they need to 1st start to be that google, so that's uh and then develop the guidelines then by these medications. so that by the time you have these approval, then you wouldn't be up to date and the guidelines to,

we're done. they don't think she's in a position to win it. >> i think it's an even race but think she won tonight. >> let's hope they say yes and again, there's the formal invite out there. this has been quite something because this was a lot of buildup to this moment. a lot of buildup. the question is: how many people watched for how long? and how much did it move this race in it's as tight a race as we've ever seen in this country. >> last time we sat here, joe biden was running against president trump so who knows what's going to happen next. thank you all for tuning in tonight and joining us for the presidential debate. >> hannity is upright now. maria: it is a faceoff in philadelphia. vice president kamala harris and former president trump about to take the debate stage at the national constitution center. it is a critical moment in this race for the white house. just two months before election day in america. good evening, everybody. i'm marsha mccall -- martha maccallum. bret: is and i'm

and wall writing is done and chair repairs are done. shahid ajamian's plan is one of those plans that prepares schools for the lively attendance of students. we spent as much as we could. executive officers of the school, in addition to two people who are experts in the matter of mixed suffering, are involved. 20 million tomans for the schools in your plan . all these measures are for students to study in an environment full of vitality and freshness and to prepare for building a more prosperous iran. mohammadian of tabriz radio and television news agency. the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare announced the solution to the problem of paying subsidies for 13 thousand disabled people. mr. midari said in the meeting with charity managers that we talked with the head of the program and budget organization that these subsidies will be paid soon. the members of this meeting are the members of the seven percent of the country's able-bodied. this is where i am, iran's center for supporting people with spinal cord injuries. we hav

. >> we are not done. this investigation is ongoing around i encourage anyone with information about this case to come forward and to do it quickly. >> do you foresee there could be other charges related? >> the investigation is ongoing. that's to him and anyone else we believe committed the crime with him. >> so you heard him there. nothing off the table at this point. now as for the defense, chris, we've heard diddy's lawyer saying he maintains his innocence. he plans to plead not guilty when he appears a that arraignment of just a little over half an hour. and he's saying he wants to be let out on a $50 million bond. >> quincy, christian, justin, his three sons have just arrived at court. thank you. >>> just over an hour from now, the senate is set to vote on a bill that would guarantee nationwide access to ivf. ali vitali joins us from capitol hill. where do things stand on is this? >> reporter: we saw it in june and it failed then and is likely to fail now. the political dynamics around this are even

of course, very good work has been done in the ministry and it is still being done . recently , the deputy minister issued the relevant notification. it has its own ups and downs and it is being done, that is, the work is not stopped . the collection that the specialized office has discussed in this matter, now this store transparency system is also one of the other issues that actually started in march. it was announced in the month of 1401. first, give a very brief explanation of what the store transparency system is . the viewers will be familiar with it. then i will raise my question. is the store transparency system a plan or is it something that is foreseen based on the observance of consumer rights? the ministry is in charge of its implementation , which means creating a system, it does not mean a portal that people can refer to, it is a technical infrastructure, which is basically the same platforms as the companies or stores that are connected to the transparency of the store. exchange and the final consumer actually to the final consumer it is clear who is t