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in short, al-farah will be more.lass of martyr haj qasim soleimani named martyr hassan bagheri with the same structure that , god willing, martyr hassan bagheri is 150 km from our phone their pilots are about when this happens, and then there is the martyr sayad shirazi, our dear sayad. the ministry of defense and armed forces support of the naval organization built one of these, and the irgc navy actually built a specialized floating center built by knowledge-based retirees with a budget. this unique vessel is really home to a person. first of all, we went to the countries that make aluminum above the experience, america, australia , iran, these two bodies are the design of these dear young people who have a doctorate in shipbuilding under 35 years. i designed for 35 years and today i am deceased to be honest, it is dayan's guidance to tell you about the issues in your service area. now it is possible, he says, i can do it now. yes, i am very good. i say that you must definitely serve the livelihood of the people of

sanctioning us to return day by day to the martyr bahman art maarif float , he said, in short, al-farah will be more, another float from the class of martyr haj qassem soleimani to the name of martyr hasan bagheri with the same structure that , god willing , martyr hasan bagheri 150 kilometers to our phone, their pilots were ready for this to happen . mariya sepah is actually a specialized floating center built by knowledge-based retirees of babylon. is this unique vessel really suitable for the individual ? first of all, we went to the area of ​​countries that make aluminum to a length higher than experience, america, australia , iran, these two bodies are designed. these dear young people who ship actually have a doctorate in shipbuilding. today, the deceased is in fairness to the guidance of the water circle . i would like to serve you now. it is possible. i wanted to. army and corps if these don't establish security in the sea, your silence is your aim, your gas is in danger, these ships are in danger . in fact, this is where i am going. in the whole world, now 38 ships have entered

consolidation commission , and they said that it is expected to be completed on monday or tuesday, the 27th of farah bakhsh , when it is finished. they wait until it arrives the guardian council should send the approved bill to this amendment. now i will remove it. alikhani, mrs. hajipour, at your service, dear viewers of the republic of azerbaijan news network, alikhani . good for the conference on education and future teachers, especially for the ceremony to honor the students of the best teachers and the health of farhangian university. the anniversary of the birth of hazrat ali akbar (peace be upon him) and the day of the drowned youth are being celebrated, and my colleagues are going to cover it about education . thank you for your invitation i would like to congratulate the birth anniversary of hazrat ali (peace be upon him) to all our dear young people of iran, in your opinion, our dear germany all over the country , and we have more than 95 thousand student teachers, from whom every year a teacher enters education and with paying attention to the laws that we have, everyone is young, not 20

let's discuss all of this with cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin, and former congressman, also a former acting white house chief of staff for donald trump. what do you think is going on in donald trump's mind right now as the walls appear to be closing in on him in this hush money investigation? >> from what i've been hearing, he's obviously very anxious about the potential pending indictment and any subsequent arrests that could come with that, but i'm also hearing from people around him, he feels a bit emboldened by this. i think there's a lot of republicans like myself who want to see trump held accountable for egregious things he had a role in, whether it's the mar-a-lago documents investigation, january 6th, but there are some concerns that this d.a. investigation is seven years old, it's not necessarily -- we don't know the details, but necessarily a rock solid case, and i think he sees this as an opportunity to get republicans to rally around him and say, this is a witch hunt. this is, you know, a liberal judge wanting to undo the 2016 election results. so i think

it is the first farah weather startup event that was held in tehran .are the host of the head of peugeot meteorology and science box of the country. welcome, dr. rahmana. thank you . thank you . please also invite mr. doctor that this is the first startup event. how many people participated from your presence, considering that the first time we are organizing a startup team on the topic of tehran's climate, the number of knowledge-based companies working in the field is mixed, but with these limitations, the 25-core plant of knowledge banyan, who are now knowledge-based companies or teams, god willing, we will have this startup one day, and in these years, it will be useful for you , and you can use it in meteorology in the future . get agricultural meteorology, get marine meteorology, get aviation meteorology and road meteorology, and finally, their collection is collected in the instapato format , the agricultural meteorology collection, the meteorology that exists is in the form of informing the people, and there are a number of them working in meteo

but i think there is a bit of flip-flop that can catch up with us. >> alyssa farah griffin, dana bashreciate. it coming up, some counties in eastern oregon are trying to secede and join republican dominated auto. cnn's kim vause there on the list and how they just got a big lift in making that -- a reality. also first lady in -- a new book and podcast. >> you know one small misstep isn't just a misstep for you, but it's a misstep for your family, your community, for your race, for all of humanity, because we don't often get a second chance. heading on a family trip? nah, sorry son, prices are crazy, [son deflates] awh, use priceline. they have package deals no one else has. [son inflates] we can do it! ♪go to your happy price♪ ♪priceline♪ this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face

this is on my could at theos market at the will . farah, the senior as soon as this request was we see the all bad aqua battery last a yes. yep. boy n i k vamos ah, a could a at least 4 galaxy that were models. amberly salarous on room 7. on the 3rd floor, a young woman was found dead in the bathroom. police won't give us details, except to say, it was reported as a suicide. unlike in the past all violent deaths involving women and now investigated by the famous side unit as potential crimes. busy ah, one of salaries 1st actions was to re examine hundreds of cases where violent deaths were classified as suicide. same messy gala company whistles yesterday at the pals. a hen had also re look as significant said em hair. some was more, you must analysis william. we'll see you ask his that, but i see ass. now, folk rationale ask is what i meant that the mighty anxieties and they keep that ma flabby, them through an ascii class young a, the fishy larry sort of where at the hotel crime scene, luminous spray reveals evidence hidden to the naked eye. back in the office, detective norma beltran

i am joined by niina farah. she is an energy log reporter.e talking about that major oil drilling project. it is called the willow project. guest: the willow project is this big oil drilling project in alaska. if you are looking at a map it is right at the far north of the state. it was developed by conocophillips. if this project went forward, it would be a lot of drilling in an area that had not seen a lot of oil and gas development is so far. conocophillips has some other drilling projects in this area, but it would be a pretty big change. host:if you would like to call in you can do so on our lines by party affiliation. the lines are democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. the released a supplemental review of the situation. the trump administration had initially approved the willow project in 2020. walked -- walk us through what happened. guest: this was part of the energy independence initiative. trump was eager to open as much public land as possible to fossil fuel development. it was first

palo alto, santa farah, pool 52. we are looking northward. the storm will develop north and move southward. we see blue skies looking that direction. 63 in novato. low 60's in napa. live view from m -- emeryville. you can see no hit of a storm -- hint of a storm but it is closing around us. a level two storm will develop overnight and. through the day tomorrow we expect heavy rains and strong wind gusts. it will be a challenging morning commute. scattered showers on wednesday. a sunny and dry pattern later in the week. the approaching storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm is a level two but it will have moments of intensity with rain heavy a times. it will occur between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 tomorrow. it will be windy and gusty. likelihood of downed trees and power outages. low storm levels at the beginning. thunders possible as well. i'll show you the forecast animation at 10:00. light rain will be developing in the north bay between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m.. we will see the storm expand and, intensify sweeping southward and eastward. during the m

so sandy sanker, food chemist yoke. farah is research in the effect that red meat hands on our intestine. he conducts his research on a cellular level. what effect does him i have on our intestinal cells to mine and would excite the research shows that he, myron, can cause damage to our genetic material. i was our dna to london. it all so indicates that he march promotes cell division and faster cell division is a decisive factor in developing cancer video tapes and steamers. nina fifa 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. 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 can 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 kona rectal cancer. man, come, we already see very well that it depends on the dosage shopping. th

oregon project, which trains some of the world's top athletes, including olympic gold medalist mo farahfirst woman to join. >> were you thinking, alberto can take me to the olympics? >> the longer i was there, i really believed that he was the person that could get me there. so much so that, later on, i felt like i was nothing without him. >> reporter: goucher says while training with sal ra czar, she made great strides, running some of the fastest times of her life, including representing team usa at the 2008 beijing olympics. all the while, goucher was rationalizing what she says was unusual. salazar sometimes personally massaging his athletes. tell us about the moment you felt, this isn't normal. >> i was in a hotel along with alberto in italy. he was giving me a post-workout, pre-race, what he would call flush. and it just felt wrong. i was thinking, there's no way he's touching me like that, i'm imagining this, he's just a bad masseuse. but really i was frozen. not knowing what to say or do or accept that this was happening. >> reporter: goucher says at the time, she didn't tell an

we give them the power they need and if they really want to protect the public the backup plan for farah reports to make sure the mergers are not allowed to threaten other people and reintroduce the law that site took away. senate deputy speaker like to see the ministerial coal been introduced on the side of house because it's not just his department were antisocial behavior is running a control but it's happening across the country. police officers disappearing from her street criminals plaguing our our times and leaving people feeling unsafe. the conservatives are missing in action in the fight against crime. so can he tell his constituents and the public why after 13 years there are now 6000 fewer neighborhood police officers on britain's streets they voted against our funding for 20,000 police officers but what i will say crime has fashioned a glass labor government. reoffending is seven percentage points lower and if she really wants to stand out for the public and the victims of crime they should back off and protecting the most vulnerable from rapist and. >> mr. deputy speaker kno

earlier i spoke to farah kabir, the country director of action aid bangladesh, about what happened.s a very densely populated camp. we host more than a million people in the rohingya refugee camps. and so far, over 12,000 people have been affected. a lot of people have been temporarily evacuated. they came to the centres — action aid has some community centres in camp 11 — and they are taking refuge there. and the water points, as already mentioned by your colleague, and two of the health centres, primary health centres, were affected. and tomorrow morning we will have a clearer picture. but it's dry season. this is also another reason. it's dry season and the wind was blowing so it quickly spread. in such a short time. injust two hours it had damaged a huge area. right now, action aid is working with the volunteers. we're providing dry food and water. but the repercussions are going to be long term and we all have to work very closely. five departments of the fire service worked very hard to put the fire down and we are all together in this situation. and as you say, there are long

there are different ways to measure skin undertone, but farah believes her company's skin—colour chartique. having an actually olive complexion, i really struggled to find make—up that would match. and being a biochemist, i decided to look into it. and i discovered that beauty magazines were recommending, "look at your veins and that will help "determine your undertones." we realised that there was no way that actually skin was being classified accurately. so we thought, "right, we need to start "right at the beginning." we started by reclassifying the entire human skin gamut entirely, and we came up with what's called the naz—westland index, and that gave us the base to say, "right, now we understand the classification of human skin, "we can digitalise the system." shall we give it a go? shall i give it a try? let's give it a go. 0k, brilliant. so, ok, that's me taking my selfie. and can you tell me, what does this information here say? we've identified five different types of undertone, which is very different to what the beauty industry has at the moment. so, basically, it's saying

look at farah in the program stone, paper scissors on our tv channel.rch 9 continues and on women's day, belarusians received beautiful congratulations from a wonderful performer in our morning studio , honored artist of the republic of belarus , charming alyona lanskaya with the premiere video for a new song my man. good morning. good morning, girls, with the coming holiday, you like each other, belarus is my favorite. we love this holiday so much that we will continue to congratulate everyone. i believe that you can do beauty, there is never too much. it is a fact. alina immediately wants to ask if the holiday was a success for the flowers. you saw and you saw everything you saw. yes? so, after all , the holiday was a success. the holiday was a success, especially since on march 8 i released another work. this is my director's work, and the song is also by me made, as already as a sound producer, and my man is a love song, uh, a match for today's time. it's spring, it's hopes, it's dreams. and this is inspiration, and moreover, march 8 is still the ho

i am joined by niina farah. she is an energy log reporter.are talking about that major oil drilling project. it is called the willow project. guest: the willow project is this big oil drilling project in alaska. if you are looking at a map it is right at the far north of the state. it was developed by conocophillips. if this project went forward, it would be a lot of drilling in an area that had not seen a lot of oil and gas development is so far. conocophillips has some other drilling projects in this area, but it would be a pretty big change. host:if you would like to call in you can do so on our lines by party affiliation. the lines are democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. the released a supplemental review of the situation. the trump administration had initially approved the willow project in 2020. walked -- walk us through what happened. guest: this was part of the energy independence initiative. trump was eager to open as much public land as possible to fossil fuel development. it was fir

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so now one of them, nicknamed farah, just said in a conversation that he could not see or go to the gymcause he was busy with one kangaroo. try to determine the area through the phone. yuri you are natasha. you just look at why he was released. you do not grow whether the same any office? natashenka well, then, how do you understand? you are a legacy for so many years. you must have a flair for da lada i am waiting for a call. do you want to check no-no, i believe? it’s like you just don’t get excited, but i heard this money, that someone near the black exchange, slapped cash and that you should leave in the city . i'll leave as soon as i've dealt with the shark and his goats. and it will pass me sorry. sooner or later, everyone gives up. papa came out and got smeared, scum. listen here tipok from his entrance. if he is in a car , we are watching the guy. yesterday i spent the whole day at home, only took out the garbage, the guys checked . nothing unusual for a child's photo, old toys. well, basically garbage. by the way, by the prosecutor's office, it seems that my little man is also

from kish island, one of the best tourist areas in the country and the fourth most adventurous city, farahkhan motaghi, the acting minister of foreign affairs of the taliban, in a meeting with the iranian ambassador in afghanistan , expressed gratitude for the transfer of afghan prisoners who were serving their sentences in iran to their country. the kurdish ambassador of iran in afghanistan also said in this meeting that iran will continue to cooperate more with afghanistan, mr. kazemi qomi also said in this meeting that the islamic republic of iran is willing to buy afghan products at a suitable price for the growth of afghanistan's agricultural industry in this country. the return of afghan refugees from iran to their country continued. the ministry of refugees and returnees of the taliban announced that 1,913 afghans returned to their country as part of the return process of afghan nationals, and the ministry announced that these nationals entered afghanistan from the border of islam qala, the united nations high commissioner for refugees. announced that every registered refugee who ha

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i'm joined now by farah kabir, the county director for action aid bangladesh.s we heard, it is a developing picture and we might not know the full extent of things until later, perhaps even tomorrow. but what can you tell us about the latest on this? ., ~ ., , ., , , , this? you know, it is a very densely --oulated this? you know, it is a very densely penulated camp- — this? you know, it is a very densely penulated camp- we _ this? you know, it is a very densely populated camp. we host _ this? you know, it is a very densely populated camp. we host more - this? you know, it is a very densely| populated camp. we host more than this? you know, it is a very densely i populated camp. we host more than 1 populated camp. we host more than1 million _ populated camp. we host more than1 million people in the rohingya refugee — million people in the rohingya refugee camps. so far, over 12,000 people _ refugee camps. so far, over 12,000 pe0ple have — refugee camps. so far, over 12,000 people have been affected. a lot of people _ people have been affected. a lot of people h

so she would then travel around the united states with farah to report on how the depression was affecting the country again. remember she really is looking at these ordinary experiences. how do these or ordinary people's experiences how to devastating times impact them. so she first went to gastonia, north carolina, but then later she would travel with dorothea lang a photographer to document the everyday lives of the hungry and homeless their reports would eventually become part of the official government files for the great depression. and what was unique is they were able to investigate topics there were typically off limits to women during this time. typically this would be something that would be assigned to a man and i think this really led the way for her to be a dynamic wartime correspondent as well. this was something she had experienced and dealing with uncomfortable topics and sharing them in a very humane way and she drew on this experience in research to write a collection of short stories in the trouble i've seen in 1936 now one quick story, you know martha's not an ordinary

. >> alyssa farah griffon is also with us.ormy daniels involvement likely being received by the former president and his legal team? >> this is basically the worst news that trump world could be getting right now. not to get into the crass politic of it, but i will, you know, ron desantis is gaining on trump right now. the latest cnn polling has him within the margin of error of donald trump. and the sense in the trump world for some time if you'd said a couple months ago if this case was one he was even focused on they would say no. how rapidly the d.a. decided to move forward and pick back up a case many in trump world thought was settled and not going to be pursued is coming to the forefront as something creating a lot of unease. i think there's a lot of exposure here. the paper trail has always been there and trump world is worried about it. >> what does it tell you michael cohen testified before the grand jury in manhattan once again today? >> certainly michael cohen is an important witness, wolf, because going back to a

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

ahead of what's expected to be his final appearance at the london marathon, mo farah will compete intly competing will compete on april the 8th. the organisers of the gold labelled 10km port—gentil announced today the participation of one of the greatest british this is the first time that such an event will host the organisation that oversees standards in england's schools says inspections must continue — despite calls from unions and head teachers to pause them. it follows the death of a primary school headteacher. according to her family, ruth perry took her own life due to the pressure. speaking for the first time since the tragedy, the chief school inspector says she knows the process can be challenging but that it remains in children's best interests. tim muffett has this report. "she was an exemplary leader at a wonderful school," according to a statement from her family. headteacher ruth perry took her own life whilst waiting for the publication of an ofsted report, a report that downgraded her school, caversham primary in reading, from outstanding to inadequate. ruth was und

well i saw mo farah obviously four time gold olympic winner. yeah.ot beaten at parents sports day and in the hundred metres i think was 100 metres. it wasn't like the hague and spoonerism. no, no it wasn't like anything ever. he had his and, and he had his like special running shoes that was spiked and by guy jeans. oh my and it was by guy jeans. oh my god. you think, wow, god. and you just think, wow, could imagine . that guy has could you imagine. that guy has to just going to be to be oh, he's just going to be like, well, he's going to be he's certainly going in he's certainly going to be in the next olympic if he can the next olympic team if he can do that. jeans and is that he's fine a good runner but not fine he's a good runner but not good at 100 metres allegedly right. and right. i would feel poor and it's if i don't it's very competitive if i don't if got you haven't really if you got you haven't really got believe. every year i do it and all the parents like go crazy for it and if people turn up in the and all of that up in the lycra and al

former white house communications director alyssa farah griffin data reporter harry antin. the los angeles times is l z granderson and award winning journalist and founder of mo news, moshe one, you know, also joining us we have dr j. willens chief of pediatric neurological surgery at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. dr rollins, i want to start with you. um can you just tell us what you did in the e? r on monday morning, when you heard that there was a school shooting? um how you prepared for the victims who might be coming to your er? well allison, um there was a whole host of people down in the emergency room. uh the text went out. you know, i looked down. i had about six or seven different texts come in, saying that there was a mass casualty event got a phone call from the chief of staff, saying j. this didn't drill get downstairs. and basically, you know, we like many hospitals, you know, we do simulations for this kind of work. um you know, trauma is a big deal in our world of pediatric healthcare. and it was , you know, 35 40 people all in kind of an

well i saw mo farah obviously four time gold olympic winner. yeah.ot beaten at parents sports day and in the hundred metres i think was 100 metres. it wasn't like the hague and spoonerism. no, no it wasn't like anything ever. he had his and, and he had his like special running shoes that was spiked and guy jeans. oh my and it was by guy jeans. oh my god. and just think, wow, god. and you just think, wow, could imagine . that guy has could you imagine. that guy has to going to be to be oh, he's just going to be like, well, he's going to be he's certainly going to in he's certainly going to be in the next team if he can the next olympic team if he can do that. jeans and that he's do that. jeans and is that he's fine a good runner but not fine he's a good runner but not good at 100 metres allegedly right. poor right. i would feel poor and it's competitive i don't it's very competitive if i don't if got you haven't really if you got you haven't really got believe. every year i do it and all the parents like go crazy for and if people turn crazy for it an

the likes of mo farah , a celebrated olympian, he farah, a celebrated olympian, he would have been deportedent laws by the government. so on and perhaps wanting to be allowed to actually make another claim. then as a result of this new legislation. that's the other point. and that why it is point. and that is why it is very, sad that the very, very sad that the conservative are leading the country down this long. well mark, be certainly mark, we should be certainly got a of the a flavour of what the conservatives think maybe is a vote terms of the vote winner in terms of the politics of this. a couple of phrases. we are on the side of the people the people's priority. clearly the thinking is this strikes a chord is that this strikes a chord with the public. i don't think it is just a vote winner. i think it is actually the right thing to do. 5000 people arrived in this country. our asylum system cannot cope. that is why on monday meps will have the chance to vote to detain people who arrive in this country illegally via smuggling gangs, to return people to the countries that they came from.

alyssa farah tells the story of being in the dining room alone with the president, and he is lookingresident-elect biden comes on and he says "can you believe i lost to this f'ing guy"? there are moments when the president acknowledged to others who i presume have provided this information to the special counsel, being mindful of his loss again, all of that bears upon his subsequent conduct and his evidence that he was misleading america by continuing to repeat those falsehoods >> and those are incriminating in terms of specifically to the crimes of the city refer the false statements and the fraud and the obstruction of officials. that seems to go to his criminality in a way we don't talk about as much because there isn't a legal battle there isn't something that bursts into public view. but it all is incriminating, right? >> yes it all very directly -- again, when you're trying to dive inside someone's mind, divine intent, what they say and when they say them matter and post election statements of acknowledgment of loss bear directly upon intent >> luke, i want to give you the last

. -- lee farah jeudy of state street. how winning weeks do we need in the market. how many weekends do we need to be free of banking issues before we go to two or three weeks ago? is this a turn, and the snow is rolling down the hill with a disinflationary bust? >> how many weeks of gains did it take? it's a great question. ultimately, who knows. at a certain point, with this conversation we had with andrew holland, how does the fed pushback against pricing when it's dealing with uncertainty? how does it pushback against rate cuts being priced into the market and easing financial conditions, causing easier lending standards without knowing if there is a tighter lending standard on the others either is offsetting that? >> let's oppose that the banking data continues. this worker way through this. a standard to advocate, payrolls looking robust, cpi looking steady -- sticky. all that bad stuff. how long do we have to go month after month of that for the federal reserve to say ok, maybe we need to stop waiting. city is making the call. there is a banking system with d

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