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edas and the operation of semnan student covered swimming pool with 1900 square meters of infrastructure and next to it the opening and operation of charitable educational centers in semnan garm and mehdi shahr and this continues. program and budget organization of the country. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, i am alireza hashemzadegan with the world. i am with you today . before we talk about tonight's program , we present you with a report . to make iran's response seem impossible, the zionist army has published pictures of the interception of drones in the sky of the occupied kurdish territories. with the aim of disrupting the system and breaking the barrier. the zionist regime to flying in until the rockets do their mission. these are pictures from the beginning of the true promise operation. the operation started with the flight of shahid family drones and moving towards the occupied territories. it may seem that the witnesses take this route of 120 to 1500 kilometers until reaching the destination. they passed without being disturbed by the defense. but as announce

edas and equipment of this the factory whose water sources are supplied from abshor zahedan wells. billions of tomans have been spent. according to the ceo of this factory, with the launch of the second production line , more than 20 more people will be employed directly and indirectly in this production complex. pourali, the news agency of the broadcasting company, zahedan industrial town. thank you for your companion. the first line, the line of service, the line of humanity, your stronghold , 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, the most merciful , greetings to you, dear compatriots. one of the servants of the nation. iranians stand in front of the camera to talk about policies, strategies, and of course decisions that can be effective in the overall flow of the country. the person who is in front of the camera in this program is actually the link between the government and the islamic council, i.e. the deputy. hosseini, parliamentary deputy of the pr

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weekly grocery bill, they are gas bill, housing crisis, they remember a time when their incoe stretched edafurther ano they could send their kidshe to camp in the summer. this year they can't. it isn't just covid.mi thatni is something the biden administration has leaned heavily on some of this ideawi covid was so disruptive and that we are getting back on same footing economically. that hast not been the expansie many, many american families. they are struggling to make ends meet. their paychecks do not go as far as it used to. when you hear elite educated folks like the press secretary tell us, don't worry about that pier that it's all in your head. that is condescending and it is gas letting the american people when it comes to their experience day-to-day, week to week, month to month. >> trey: christine rosen, i want to thank dana perino, she sent me an article and it was ad fascinating. i encouragu foe everyone to rea. i think you for coming on and joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you so much, trey. >> trey: coming up new york city police officer ordered by a career criminal with

first i have to explain they make critical software for semiconductor designs, known as eda, shares areesign programs are going to be what sets companies apart in the future as chips become more and more complex to design and manufacture. which is why they believe the electronic design automation space will be more essential. it's cadence and synopsis. the two yellow bars, they have outperformed the last decade or so. nvidia recently expanded the partnership for cadence, so expect to hear more about that on the earning call tonight. key bank analysts say it's good for cadence and raised the plus target for $340. they say cadence's recent deal with intel foundry should help keep up the backlog. it's positive on this end. >> we'll see what happens. back to you mike santoli with a minute to go. tesla tomorrow. >> yeah. >> feels like they kitchen sinked a lot headed into this number. >> it's hard to think there's an outright negative surprise. historically tesla stock doesn't do well when it's about the fundamentals. right now people are assuming things have been so bad. the bright side is

name for our dear friend norman eda we're going to invest in new student exchanges help train the next generation of japanese and american leaders were also discussed developments in the middle east, including our shared support for a ceasefire and hostage deal an urgent efforts to deal with humanitarian crisis that exists in gaza. were also want to address the rainy and thread to lodge a signif. they're threatening to launch a significant attack on israel as i told prime minister netanyahu our commitment to israel's security against these threats from iran and its proxies is ironclad. we said again, ironclad going to do all we can to protect his security and finally i want to commend the prime minister himself. he's a statesman command in fact, is that you condemn putin's invasion of brutal regime ukraine when it happened you pledged more than $12 billion in aid prioritize nuclear non-proliferation at the united nations security council standards strong with united states as we stand up for freedom of navigation, including the south china sea and as we maintain peace instability acros

settle in a great deal of excitement building up for what were expected to see here this afternoon, wolf eda official zara at that zoo, worried about the almost that will be outside who may be looking at the sun that could damage their eyes as well, right >> well, it's one of the interesting questions we're going to get into that throughout, throughout the morning, in the afternoon as well. it's actually they're not something that they're terribly worried about. it and it has to do with more than the animals instinctually are more concerned with what's happening around them. in fact, one person we talked to hear from the zoo said, animals a little bit smarter than humans in this regard that we don't have this. they don't have this inclination to want to look up to one to what's going on they're more interested in what's going on around them. so they're more likely to look down to see if there's any kind of threat or around them. so they're not terribly concerned about the animal's looking up at the sky and staring at the sun all right ed lavandera at the dallas zoo for us, we'll check back w

we are working on a, we're working with the eda division to create the form.and then as well as a communication plan to articulate two departments and their staff as they see fit, what those requirements are, how they can satisfy the requirements and do the reporting appropriately to us. again, this is making sure that we're communicating often to departments that they know the changes are coming and a communication has already gone out from our executive director, but we'll be wanting people to know that this is forthcoming. this is forthcoming. this is what the form is going to look like. this is how you ask for help about it, so there's no surprises when the law takes effect in october and then continuing to support them if they have questions or need a technical assistance thereafter. personal relationship disclosure. so previously we, while there were, conflicts of interest rules around personal relationships, there were not requirements for or there were not penalties for disclosing them and not a process, for it. so updating that now there will be a req

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