mohammad hossein farah is a graduate of soil biotechnology . i have touched agriculture since i was a child . this trend was evident in the face of each and every farmer. sometimes 24 farmers were injured for various reasons. the worry and suffering of this incident bothered me . i can't find oranges . we have a dinner here. if the beard is healthy , i will send you one of the samples to the laboratory. it has happened that i say salam alaikum, haj, very much you are welcome, son of gurban ali, in the area of ​​the solar train station , anar , let's talk. what number of the guide officials should i call to help me? i am in love with a girl. ha to darab city, in fact, the center of darab city, he comes here many times, if he comes here , trust me, i know that everything is good, my heart is good, now let's look at 5 citrus fruits at the moment, you don't know, the quality has come down so much, look, now this is a first class fruit look at the back size sheet the quality of the hut should not be a weak car. it should not be healthy. it should be

tonight, boyah farah is presenting his new memoir, american me a black man. this book chronicles his firsthand examination of american racism. navigate back and forth between his early childhood in somalia and experiences with school and work in massachusetts. through a recounting, life altering episodes and his uniquely poetic prose, boy investigates how the identities black men are shaped in the united states on an institutional and personal level. as author lola akinlade, aka strum, writes boy farah's courageous voice in memoir highlights what it means live outside society's predefined boxes for black men. we're so pleased to host this event tonight in harvard bookstore. please join me in welcoming voyager ii farah and abdi often thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thanks for the and for the intro. well, full disclosure by and i are meeting for the first time in person, but i have walked with this man for the last two weeks by reading his book i have here with a lot of questions by but by our you will be the one who will give all those answers. firs

he joins us now, as well as political commentator alyssa farah griffin.dministration. chairman dawson, it's good to have you on. the former president is already knocking ambassador haley, posting on social media that she's following her quote heart not her honor. not sure what that means. he's also posting an old clip of her saying she would not run if he ran in 2024. what changed in her political calculus, do we think? >> well you've gotta understand nikki haley. not much scares her. she's the most under estimated political candidate you'd ever see. if she has won races no one thought she would win, she was the governor of the state of south carolina, very popular. and i don't think donald trump scares nikki haley. i think she's been writing in talking about this next generation is time to serve. right now you look at joe biden will be 82 years old if he is reelected and donald trump will be 78 years old. and there is going to be a contest for the presidency. nikki haley -- she's prepared herself. she's ready to get in. she's ready to take it to joe bide

will spread to me your opinion is not from khake, a song from here to bandar abbas, mohammad hossein farah bakhsh is a graduate of soil biotechnology, i have touched agriculture since i was a child.

farah pahlavi also confirmed it in an interview with foreign media about the health condition of the hospital. some special people are coming. you don't have medicine, head of the food organization and daro says that for the first time after 44 hours , the share of iranian drugs in the pharmaceutical market has reached 99%, the production of rials and 87% of the market has improved. they know that the remaining 1% are the drugs that are used more for our rare patients. in the field of health , self-sufficiency has reached a point where we have a savings of at least 70 thousand billion tomans per year. this is the minimum coin price . some medicines have passed the hundred monopolies and embargoes one of these drugs is the medicine for patients with ms, before this , we break the monopoly of the primary ingredient of the occupying jerusalem regime in the turkish market and the global markets of the companies affiliated to the occupying jerusalem regime, which make perfumes from the presence of the imam and the likes of 300 and make the first export shipment. supplying medicine these d

brief conflict was decided by the coup plotters, after that the king of the country stayed in the farahd palace and the prime minister went to the british embassy for negotiations or asylum. it contains a list of articles on the door and wall of the city. finding the text of these papers begins with the sentence "i hack" and ends with the word reza . the sentence, most of the clauses of which are newly written laws of the military government, was sealed with the signature of reza khan on the morning of march 3rd. the people of tehran wake up with a new phenomenon a new military force and a new personality who rules now reza khan's first declaration helps that there were no gatherings. on the fourth day of the coup, seyyed ziauddin tabatabai took the order of prime minister from ahmad shah and forced the king to sign a document that before this, no one had seen an example like him, according to this new decree, reza khan was named the army chief, a position that seyyed zia himself had given to raise the rank of reza khan and added to the generals of iran's history. it was interesting tha

farah pahlavi confirmed it in an interview with foreign media . i was heavily dependent on foreigners for supplies . medicines that were brought in reached the hands of a few people. food organization and daro says that for the first time after 44 years of understanding iranian medicines in our pharmaceutical market, it has reached 99%, the production of rials and 87 % of the market has been improved. this is a great development . by the grace of god, this number will remain constant and we can do it . i like that one percent remains. the rest are those drugs that are rarely used for patients most of the health care in the field of self-sufficiency has reached a point where it is close to at least 70 thousand billion tomans per year . ms is to break the monopoly of raw material by the occupying quds regime in the turkish market and the world markets in the hands of the companies affiliated to the occupying quds regime, which are the first place to export and supply. medicine these days is no longer a difficult task. you need to doubt it is enough

also, the information about taking control of farah abad areas to tehran, the second time , this newspaperorts on the flood of aid. people to homafran reports against the imperial guard, kayhan newspaper also reports on the 12-hour bloody battle of the lashkar air force and writes that the armed people went to the aid of air force personnel. kayhan after the army's statement that most of the soldiers were new, against photo verification on 19 bahman, it will be published by the imam's office . the revolution will record the images of the march. are you listening, entrepreneur , yes, why i have 100% quality of shreb khani syrup 24-month installments, 60-month installments, 100% city price guarantee, we are your host until 2 in the morning at the central branch , the choice is perfect for me. it is very good for me. such a large iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan, by the way, let's find the internet bazaar , who are you? i'll send you another address. by god's greetings, look around and ask. let's buy at the same moment that a cheetah buys in easy installments without a salon, ju

the coup plotters with a few brief skirmishes, after that the king of the country was taken in the farahace and the prime minister went to the british embassy for negotiations or asylum . taking their questions, they found papers containing a list of articles on the city's gates and walls. the text of these papers began with the sentence "i will hack" and ended with the word "reza". most of the clauses were newly written laws of the military regime and signed by reza khan. it was the morning of the third day of march , when the people of tehran wake up a new phenomenon and a new military force and a new personality who is ruling now reza khan writes from the heart of this declaration, it helps that there were no gatherings, the military government on the fourth day of the coup seyyed ziauddin tabatabai also took the order of prime minister from ahmad shah and forced the king. he signed a document that he had never seen before. according to this decree, reza khan was named the new serdar sepe, a position that seyyed zia had given to raise the rank of reza khan and add to the speed of iran

in lorestan and farah mirzadeh, love for the kurds living in tehran, the moment when these two people, these two people who come from nazmi rasulzadeh, who are passionate and violent , did the escape of adam reza khan in the same period after the 1299 coup d'etat , they are the first victims. actually, this is the area where you should be literate and the other one, muhammad wali khan tankabani muhammad, indirectly because of the bank and tax debts he had, killed himself on the walls of the qasr prison emirate . pahlavi expressed his opinion that they bought death. another poet and writer who is angry is reza khan seyyed ashrafuddin gilani, alias nasim shamal, who was hospitalized under the order of the government of the time, claiming to be insane and ill .

elizabeth arden produced a type of face cream called farah left it and gave it as a gift in special boxesfor patients. bakara designed a cherry with a crystal base , but he made this place of believers on the pottery of the 5th century bc, and he made cups and saucers that were only used once at the same time. and he prepared new national uniforms for court employees, which could be better than zashki . he would have bought a new plate for the decent boss excellent, containing boiled quail egg caviar . then they brought peacock food in imperial style, mixed according to the taste of alexander dumas, and the dessert was a plate of figs in the shape of a ring, which was piled with raspberries or plums inside. with all these efforts though the original planning had started in 1339 and the result of this desert banquet was not what the king wanted. look abroad, see what the world is saying to the work of the whole world. in most countries, they accepted it from other countries with the honor of being the head of the festival committee . the kings and queens of the world did not attend it, for

the king of the country in the farah abad palace and the prime minister took time to negotiate or seekat the british embassy. after the sound of gunshots stopped, they saw papers containing a list of 9 items on the door and wall instead of answering their questions. shahr found that the text of these papers began with the sentence "i carve" and ended with the word you will see that the decree, most of the clauses of which are newly written laws of the military regime, and signed by reza khan , is the morning of march 3rd, when the people of tehran wake up, in fact, with a new phenomenon, a new military force, and a new character, who now rules the first declaration. reza khan writes that it helps that there were no gatherings. on the fourth day of the coup, seyyed ziauddin tabatabai took the decree of prime minister from ahmad shah and forced the king to sign a document that no one had seen before. reza khan was named sardar sepe, a position that seyyed himself held zia had donated to raise the rank of reza khan and added it to the clocks of iranian history. it was interesting that jus

if i didn't get sick, there was no medicine, there was no mother, the health care situation, which farah pahlavi also confirmed in an interview with foreign media, but these days , he was relying on foreigners to provide the course, and the drugs that were imported were in the hands of a few people . khas mi-rashid, the administration of the food and drug organization says that for the first time after 44 years of understanding iranian medicines in the drug market, faith has reached 99%, 87% of the market has improved, this is a big change that, by the grace of god, this number will remain constant and we can do it, friends. the remaining one percent are those drugs that are rarely used by patients we are doing more, entering the field of health in the field of self-sufficiency, it has reached a point where it is close to at least 70,000 tomans per year. he is suffering from ms, which before this monopolization of the raw material by the occupying quds regime, the world markets are also in the hands of the companies affiliated to the occupying quds regime, who made a perfume from us and

the information also reports about the control of farah abad areas by the hands of humafran. this newspaper reports the flood of people's help to humafran against the shahshahi guard . kayhan newspaper also reports about the 12-hour blood battle between the lashkar guard and the air force. reports and writes armed people with the help of air force personnel of kahan, after the statement of the army that most of the soldiers are new in front of the imam, the confirmation of the photo of the 19th of bahman is printed from the office of the imam , today's weather in tehran is rainy because of this rainy weather in the capital, which the people of tehran have been seeing since 6 in the morning, i went to azadi square to participate in the ceremony of experts for the anniversary of the islamic revolution of iran, until this blizzard and snow in iran, now forty-four years since the last revolution of 44 years, in spite of all the haves and have-nots, these were the people who came to the scene . they came on the third day of the revolution this revolution is the victory of the peop

with us now, cnn political commentator, alyssa farah griffin. as a white house communications director in the last president, also cnn political commentator, david axelrod, who advised president obama. david, does integrity matter here, in this congress? >> well. the early signs are not good, anderson. i mean, look, if you are willing to subvert the constitution and vote to overturn election results based on lies, based on evidence that is fraudulent, are you really going to sit in judgment of other members of congress? i mean, it's a joke and the chair, the new chair of the committee is the worst of the three because he introduced a bill right after the election suggesting that mail-in voting was somehow fraudulent. he joined the texas lawsuit that was so frivolous and so dangerous to try and overturn the election. and now he's chairman of the ethics committee. i mean, it's very disturbing and it comes on top of the fact that as part of the deal making around mccarthy getting chosen as speaker, some measures were taken in the rules that basical

and so in dom a pitied silence, will sandy sanctioned food chemist yoke. farah is research in the effect that red meat has on our intestines. he conducts his research on a cellular level. what effect does him i have on our intestinal fells to mine and would excite that research shows that he, myron, can cause damage to our genetic material. i was our dna to london also indicates that he modern promot cell division and faster cell division is a decisive factor in developing cancer for the people in steamers nineth life. it demonstrates the impact using a special microscope. one group of intestinal cells is given him, i'm from meet the control group is given ion from plants. here is it montoya. you see the controls all what they're doing now, and they have no damage either, but the him iron caused damage to the genetic material. our scholars on been you to see cracks in the d. n a strands here that the and i and then so there's a big difference between the ion derived from plants and from animals. only ion derived from animals causes co, rectal cancer. man, come we already see very well th

farah, which we need to control according to the approved methodology, we see that we are growing andderstand. why is this happening today, every importer is obliged to keep their economic justification of the price and why he chose this particular supplier who supplies the goods to us. that's for all our research data, we asked for cucumbers. how did you ask all this information. we have seen that it is a crane that misses a rally in a store, but today it is solely the influence of the situation. the fact is that the european union has reduced the volume of production of greenhouse farms gasta has become expensive. and it’s necessary to heat the greenhouses to illuminate them, because it has become expensive for them. they have reduced production from turkey, it is difficult to start, because the logistics have now developed and today the only market where you can buy it is the russian federation, but in russia there is no price regulation, and of course with a surge. e conjuncture. they raised in much hay, but do not worry, dear viewers. we just have to be patient until the end of f

congressman mondaire jones of new york along with former white house communications director alyssa faraht's anti intellectual, heady argument to say ron desantis is using the government, sort of a big government way he is attacking different things here. some republican leaders and insiders are criticizing that. are you hearing any discomfort among actual republican voters. >> here is the thing. ron desantis is masterful at capturing media attention. it riles up the base. there are people like me more in the sununu, larry hogan camp, lifetime conservatives who see it as government overreach, whether going after disney, dictating from the state what local schools should teach rather than at the school board level or decided by parents. i do think this is the trump maga party. i think the party is more in line with where ron desantis is than the more traditional conservative party i grew up in. i think it's possible sununu gets in the race. i would love to see him make that intellectual case. larry hogan can do it as well. i'm curious to see where nikki haley comes down on this. >> congres

and dan evans & neal skupski have beaten the former world number ones robert farah &juan sebastian cabale. dan evans was beaten last night to give colombia 1—0 lead on paper, a patch a match that cameron norrie should win on paper. it is those altitude conditions near bogota, the ball flying fast off the racket in that thinner air, that can cause problems for the british players not used in those conditions. this might be tighter thanit conditions. this might be tighter than it appeared on paper. follow it on the iplayer. if norey wins this, britain through to the september group stages. great britain are looking good for a medal at the bobsleigh world championships in switzerland. brad hall and his team are in second place after two heats of the four man bobsleigh competition which is the halfway stage with the final two taking place tomorrow. but they'll need get past the german group fronted by olympic champion francesco friedrich if they're to take the gold. that is all from sportsday. plenty of reaction over on the sports website and an eventful day in the premier league, but in the

kaitlan collins with the reporting on this joins us now as well as cnn political commentator alyssa farahr communications and the former president, and legal analyst and former deputy attorney general, what are you doing? >> the subpoena came from the special counsel's office, jack smith. it was told in january, and basically what they want for mark meadows's testimony and documents related to january 6th. jack smith is investigating two things at once. one, because for documents taken from mar-a-lago but also trump's actions leading up to and on january 6th and obviously mark meadows is one of his most senior aides of not his most senior aide that day who was in and out of the oval office as we have talked about. so he is someone who would obviously have good insight into what trump was doing that day but obviously this is likely to set up a very big fight over executive privilege as you have seen other subpoenas that we have seen from the special counsel only recently, the former vice president has said that he's going to fight it. >> mark meadows must know as much as anybody knows. >>

and political commentator alyssa farah griffin, the former trump white house communications director.what a heart wrenching statement from jimmy stewart is his name. could he have phrased it any better? this is his home. he doesn't feel safe anymore. it's been his home for i think he was staying generations. and now, you heard in the town hall, people don't know whether they can drink their water, they don't know whether they can breathe the air around them. what are they to do? >> i think you have done, first off, cnn kudos for this town hall. that's the first thing i want to say. i feel as if there is been such an apathy towards what's happening here in ohio. we simply are too caught up, whether it be on our phones, tiktok our own personal lives, this is a natural disaster. that is affected so many people -- >> on a natural disaster. >> men made. >> that has not -- it's more natural because people do it, they're ignoring what is happening. they know what's gonna go on, then this would happen. i think the risk versus reward has been huge. and now we look and see these people who are

thanks ever so much, farah . gracing us with your farah.r presence yet again in touch. always a pleasure to talk to you.thank always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much. david jo phillips, our political commentator frontline commentator and former frontline spin doctor for liberals as well . have you enjoyed that and gave you food for thought and reflection. we've still more to come before we go off air. but first a quick. break hi. welcome back, kids. 229 i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom rishi sunak says he's giving it everything to achieve a new deal over the northern ireland protocol, but has insisted it's not done yet. speaking to sunday times, the prime minister said hopeful of a positive outcome with the european union describing as unfinished business. he said it's vital to ensure a return to powersharing in the province. the dup has refused to form executive at stormont in protest over the current brexit deal . mp sammy current brexit deal. mp sammy wilson says . the party hasn't wilson says. t

. >> so, she was farah. >> the it was a school night, after the banquet, michelle asked jean to go with her to the mall. that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale mall on the southwest side of town. she had $180 cash on her to pay for equal her mother had picked out. kurt was also at the mall that night, working a shift at the men's store. >> i saw this beautiful girl and a rabbit for quote, black dress, high heeled shoes, blonde here. then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he h

his name is boyah farah. he wrote a book called how america made a black man. he's actually he came here as a refugee to massachusetts to learn how to live over here, find everything very strange, succeed. and then he went back to somalia and he goes back and forth and he even taught over here at bunker hill. so your book of is a good, shall we say, a good foil to his. i just wanted to mention, but i don't if you're aware of him or his books, but i have it on my list. i haven't even had a chance to read it. okay, really nice guy. really nice guy. excellent thank you. and thank you for coming. on both a comment and a question i highly recommend the book i was listening to. it's a great audio read as well and would text jessica after. i'm like, okay, i cried again and that's why i wrote it. that was my goal to make them cry. well, not just you, but it's very, very poignant. and i bought 30 copies and i'm using it as a textbook for a class. i start teaching next month. so very excited. my son was a product of the cambridge public schools and he went to amigos, whi

let's talk now with farah nazeer — chief executive of women's aid. what is your reaction to this?r what would you like to see done?— to see done? is positive to see the government _ to see done? is positive to see the government step _ to see done? is positive to see the government step up _ to see done? is positive to see the government step up efforts - to see done? is positive to see the government step up efforts to - government step up efforts to co—ordinate action at a time we're seeing extreme violence against women and girls in domestic abuse. we welcome the steps. however, moore does need to be done. what we need to see, rather than solely a focus on perpetrators is a focus on the whole system. that means a system that supports women who are experiencing domestic abuse and violence in ensuring those systems operate. as well as a more holistic look at a culture that creates and allows domestic abuse and violence against women and children. we need to see a more coherent, holistic approach. we absolutely welcome the strategic prioritisation for policing, that is a good thin

but i want to just second something that alyssa farah griffin said earlier.st for joe biden by the democratic party, more for the democratic party than joe biden as been, in many ways, the abandonment of voters in the middle of the country, the abandonment of non-college educated voters. there was one line in the speech, i think jon kaine mentioned it earlier, he said, let's offer every american the path to good career whether they go to college and. up i think that was really important message because that was the sense among those voters in particular the. democratic party and elite, college educated party that looks down on people who work with their hands, who work with their backs -- and basically, biden's whole speech was, you know what -- i hear you. identify with you. >> it's very important. >> basically, saying, this is your grandfather's democrat party. >> i thought that was really important in japan where that sense of elite-ism. and he pointed, out in particular, some of these infrastructure jobs and other jobs i 100, 000, hundred 20,000 dollar a

with me now is farah nazeer, chief executive of women's aid.sentence of a very i acceptable sentence of a very unacceptable situation. it has come 17 years and 12 victims too late. that is the overriding concern. what it shows as the courage and commitment and determination of those women who went up against an agent of the law, it is very hard to do that even when you are not up against a police officer and the courage and bravery needed to be commended and that will send a message to other women thatjustice can be achieved. find message to other women that 'ustice can be achievedfi can be achieved. and that is a huge -oint, can be achieved. and that is a huge point. there — can be achieved. and that is a huge point, there will— can be achieved. and that is a huge point, there will be _ can be achieved. and that is a huge point, there will be many _ can be achieved. and that is a huge point, there will be many women i point, there will be many women watching and hearing about this that is another metropolitan police officers involved and a horri

zara's aunt, farah naz, joins us now. you are very welcome here this morning.t what happened. we apology. tell us a little bit about what happened-— apology. tell us a little bit about what ha ened. ~ . , . what happened. we have been waiting nearl eiuht what happened. we have been waiting nearly eight months _ what happened. we have been waiting nearly eight months since _ what happened. we have been waiting nearly eight months since zara - what happened. we have been waiting nearly eight months since zara is i nearly eight months since zara is madder to have a meeting with the home office. —— was murdered. we had that meeting yesterday and dominic raab took accountability festival, which was very important. acknowledged the mistakes, the serious mistakes made by probation that were presented in the recent review undertaken by the independent watchdog and also gave an apology to the family, which we had received in writing a couple of weeks ago. yesterday i had that in person and that was very important. we had a lengthy meeting for more than a hour. we discus

100,000 vacancies in the nhs and people all working too hard and you know, whenever you see jeremy farahto the, to the show says we can't go on if we have another epidemic , you know, the another epidemic, you know, the nhs isn't , people in the nhs are nhs isn't, people in the nhs are not going to be able to cope, they're all going to disappear off to western australia. well precisely where they'll get paid much more, have some sunshine and we may disappear off the planet of president putin. starts nuclear tests . this david starts nuclear tests. this david is front page of the times. putin signals the return of cold war nuclear tests, which he didn't actually. but he's ripped up this this treaty, which was signed during ronald reagan times . yes. in which when i was times. yes. in which when i was the foreign office minister, i had i had the british end of that. so yet another piece of history disappears under the lavatory, i'm afraid. but truth of the matter is that putin makes it up as he goes along. yeah you listen to putin, you would think that it was the west who had backed ukrain