bring good fortune. how about that, huh? imagine me the fortune of me getting that what?he odds? do you get to eat all the mistakes? that would be the best part if you get to eat on the okay, one last thing we're gonna come back. well, i want to show you something. okay look at this thing right now, so not all. like see that flat there? that's a fortune cookie folded. okay c? and they sell those cookies because you know some people they don't want to crack a cookie. they just want to just want to eat something like flat , right? it's just as good. you don't have to bother with the yeah. i mean, this is amazing. this machine has been here since 1951 1951. 12 other than south castaneda. my goodness. anyway we have we have tourists over there. let me show you the tourists that are lining up. mike mibach. 10,000 day 11,000 at least in a day, so i do it by and i do it all by hand. now i'm standing where the lady who actually does this for a living is doing so i'm going to get out of the way and let her do it. we'll be back in just a little bit. wrap this up and maybe for me to

fortunately, this also became a change. willing, within a month , with the help of the honorable minister of energy, the good news will be given to the field of tourism. to be special and to have tourism in the field of gas, referring to the follow-up of the respectable state of tourism and the order of the minister of oil, all tourism facilities , including hotels and residences , joined the plan to optimize gas consumption, and from some provinces, mata from 16 to 30 we had a percentage reduction in gas consumption to speed up exploitation of tourism projects in khuzestan, a large-scale tower, the possibility of step-by-step exploitation of projects is possible. for example, before the public , when you were investing in a 30-hectare project, the lily of the valley will have an effect until all 300 hectares are completed and then it will be exploited . that some parts of the plan according to the class be completed based on the approved plan, a possibility of exploitation, the possibility of entering a marketing income st

fortunately, in during the period of the islamic republic, we were all dependent on it. at the beginning of the revolution, until today, by the grace of god, we have localized more than 85 tatlis and there are 15 left. the work has been divided so that one of the university research centers will all express with our help and we will be able to conquer this technical knowledge in the near future in the field of goods and equipment . of course, the projects of the national petrochemical industries company have special support mikene and the honorable minister and my servant, especially in the new government, you have a special plan on this issue so that we can use all the goods and all the equipment that was banned and prevented us from buying and implementing and using them in various oil and gas industries . this is also an issue that can be attractive to young people, where it will create a reverse migration for us, that is, many of our fans are young people who see abroad that their country has prospered there, technology industries , knowledge-based industries is that

i want to share with you. >> that is the real fortune. >> that is my fortune t love. >> hoping fortune is on his san francisco once again >> i love that. he did bring us back bags of fortune cookies. >>> a new announcement boosting travel. nfl made it official. the 49ers will host super bowl 60 at levi stadium. the battle over the super bowl events has already kicked off. >> yes. >> reporter: here we go again. first, the positive, independent study found 2016 super bowl brought $250 million to the bay area. now it is official. levi will host it again 10 years after it hosted the super bowl. february 8th, 2026, a day after the 10 year anniversary of the first nfl title game played in santa clara. the game is only part of the festivities. i just spoke with the head of the 49ers and of the host committee. just like 2016, we can expect events happening bay area wide.. >> we want to do it differently this time around in the spirit of the bay area. we are going to test a lot of things. we are proud for the support we received today. we have a lot to work on. hosting not just the super bowl a

with the low demand weather conditions, especially when it comes to water , fortunately we are reaching a place where we can have the lowest amount of water consumption and the highest production of seedlings. this is in the form of a drop of water provides the roots of the saplings, and you noticed that the number of weeds is greatly reduced, and we pay a fee for their production. planting of one billion trees is considered for alborz province, which is definitely not this amount for alborz province, and other people are doing this to this site that we are now, it is almost one hectare of chassis, which is divided into paradise and block, and accordingly, 8 and forest species. and the greenery of this site is planted with typical species such as almonds there is elm tree, that part is elm tree tree, how are almonds, almond scopes, are maple houses, and after that, how are sparrow tongues, how are argens and tangs, which are almond species that this site actually produces, 44 nurseries in the desert area and 22 nurseries or production stations happily, pasture seedlings were activated,

this is kevin the cookie man, owner of the golden gate fortune cookie factory. it's open every day 365 days a year. kevin knows headlines outside his doors are not great. he has felt decline in tourism and perceptions about safety of his city, things that keep him up at night. >> at night, when my employees go home and i have to work, how can i make it better? >> do you get tired? >> i am tired every day because i work seven days a week. >> why not sell? >> it's what i love to do. >> this place kevin tells me is not about the cookies. it is about connections. thousands of tourists come through the doors and they tell kevin perceptions about san francisco change when they meet him. >> we are doing a food tour. >> this is an influencer couple on their first trip. they admit they wondered if san francisco would be safe. >> i had heard about crime and we were worried, what's it going to be like. >> reporter: street safety was the drum beat they heard but listen to the music made when human connection happened over cookies. >> i want you happy and i want him to feel

people in the country need a transplant, and fortunately, the teams of heart, liver, kidney transplants and other groups and parties in iran are very well supported and encouraged. on the sidelines of the opening of the heart transplant department of the tehran heart center, 35 organ donor families were honored, one of them. adrien's mother i two years, assuming that you are brain dead, the hospital announced if you want to talk to me, more iftar and we have a father who donated the organs of the 28-year-old girl , the forensic doctor said that we are allowed to take rasht's bone marrow and 6 tissues. he had also donated seven years ago, he had a heart attack and i donated his organs. he said that he donated his organs right there, so do the same . last year, 3510 organ transplants were performed in the country, which was the largest number of organ transplants in the country. there are still thousands of people on the transplant waiting list. thank you from your attention, have a good day and may god protect this meeting, the first page of sacrifice is over there, on the other side of

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to produce 100 million saplings within four years, fortunately, this memorandum is now expiring, othervices are also in the same way, in fact, depending on the capacity and power of the device and in what relation it should be private, god willing, i can help inter , and fortunately now is running we could not see the actual land to maintain the drive for the future of nahal hamed. it is possible that the assyrian hulk has been prepared to maintain these for up to 10 years. god willing, some of them will change . and the pottery of industries and the private sector has been placed. in the discussion of wood, it was predicted that we will produce 300 million saplings for four years, and the owners of industries and entrepreneurs will help us to drain the field with the help of our dear farmers and people. only this year 1402 , now request the ones we received and so on the fast-growing plants in the discussion of wood cultivation reach more than 500 million lunches for one year, which shows that people are now supporting this plan, by producing these, the protection of our forest areas

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after geoffrey's trip, the iranian company, sohrab field, fortunately, with the development of these fields, which will be invested more than 14 million dollars , these fields, god willing, will soon witness the fruition of the exploitation of these oil and common fields , myself, aban, arundan oil and gas company angry it is possible that in the next week we will start the development of the arvand field, so you can see that the arvand oil field is a very good oil field with a very high pressure. and by god, we provide cheap employment opportunities for the people of this country, which means that you can see that for each field, it depends on the amount of facilities that are built inside , but in the first place, i can easily say that more than a thousand people will be employed at the very beginning of the development, as a specialized consultant is both a specialist and a job look at the related things, you are good, it will be specialized, then it will be 100% specialized. of course, sibyl omrani oil companies , when we know, the factory will be a partner from flood, mechanics,

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fortunately, based on the study conducted by colleagues , we can save 80% in water consumption. mr.di aziz provides water in the form of drops to the roots of the saplings . you pay for their production it also decreases, it is bigger than by planting all kinds of saplings , it has the largest share in the production of saplings for the implementation of the first stage of planting one billion trees , it is 40 million. where you are now, there is almost a hectare of chassis, which is divided into paradise and block, and accordingly, there are 8 types of forest and green spaces of olives, the site is planted from the main species of sham, this type of almond, slow statistics, how is elm, that part is elm, how are almonds and almonds aria's scope is the maple house and then how is the language of the sparrow it is arjan and teng, which is another type of almond. in this site, 44 nurseries have been produced in the desert area and 22 nurseries or pasture seedling production stations have been activated. fortunately, until today , about 170 million have been produced from my government

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well, so, there was still an interesting fortune-telling there was a lot of fortune -telling books narroweddidn’t sell the game a fortune-telling system and a code of secret knowledge to us in front of us , it’s a romantic interest to entertain with cards and loved themselves and friends. many something came true, something did not, but there were fortune-tellers, who went on purpose, such a one appeared in our history. two police officers, at their own peril and risk, decided to involve otherworldly forces in the investigation and went to the famous fortune teller. tara, having thrown off her cards, declared that she was also a witness. grandmother, head of the criminal investigation department, was skeptical about the information, moreover, when the fortune teller would not guess on the fortieth day. it is known how everyone was treated. who could be near the site of the murder of a teacher and suddenly a woman from one of the neighboring houses. klava said that she saw a strange couple of men. suddenly , the man pressed home against the fence. but he did not listen to the old man with hi

this is kevin chan, the cookie man, owner of chinatown's historic golden gate fortune cookie factory. it is open every day,a ye reporter: kevin kn headlines outse his doors are not great . he has felt the decline in tourism and perceptions about the safety of his city, things that keep him up at night. >> i always think of the night when all my employees went home and i had to work alone. why should i do and how can i make a better? >> i am tired every day. i work seven days a week. >> why not sell out and give up? >> it is what i love to do. >> reporter: this place is not about the cookie, it is about the connections. thousands of tourists come through his doors and they are tourists who tell kevin receptions about san francisco change when they meet him. >> we are doing a food tour. >> reporter: will and jan on their first trip to the bay admit they wondered if san francisco would be safe. >> i had heard a lot, about some crime. >> reporter: street safety was the drumbeat they heard before coming here but listen to the music made when human connections happened over cookies. >> ther

the nature of iran, and in the mughan plain, the new return to the mughan plain, in fact , i am fortunate to have returned to the region of nayband, the iranian zebra, which returned to the turan region. in the entire hyrkani forest in iran, we have produced one million and the efforts to protect and revive other prominent species continued. regarding the iranian leopard , we are trying to protect the habitats and strengthen the moonlight . if you need to transfer, follow me so that we can provide nutrition. slow but for protection more than the biological capital, what should be done, the establishment of this development apparatus and the people, especially the dear pastoralists and nomads , can play the most important role in preventing the destruction of the habitat and also help to restore the habitat according to the law in 1375 joined to the global biodiversity treaty, which preservation of biological diversity is one of the most important goals of this treaty. saeed hajizadeh of sada and radio news agency has traveled to china with the russian prime minister to participate in the

these rains cause the wetlands to be watered becoming a province, fortunately, this year, due to the rains that occurred in 5 wetlands , mainly, we had a water intake level above 85%, in shadgan, we had up to 92% water intake in 120 halls. the country's wetlands with an area of ​​700,000 hectares are in khuzestan. from all over iran, the smallest wetland is in shimbar province . it is the largest wetland in shadgan with an area of ​​400 thousand hectares. it is the second largest wetland in the country after lake urmia. the wetlands of khuzestan province are home to more than 200 species of animals. northern europe , russia, siberia. this place migrates though only 52% of the area of ​​120,000 hectares of horul azim is covered by water, but due to the intense evaporation of water due to the heat of khuzestan, this amount of water does not provide enough water for this water area, and this wetland experiences water stress in the summer. the requirements of this competition have been fully determined. characterized and extracted, therefore, it is expected that the ministry of energy an

fortunately, petrochemical production continues uninterrupted, and while at the beginning of the revolution we had a limited number of petrochemical products, today, thanks to god and with the efforts of industry workers, all the activists who helped the high-ranking officials of the country, especially the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, who taught us to move to the value chain and avoid selling raw materials, thank god, today more than 550 grades of petrochemical products are produced in more than 70 petrochemical complexes. annual installation capacity today, our petrochemical industry is about 92 million tomans, and last year, about 10 billion dollars, equivalent to 10 billion dollars, of various types of petrochemical products were in demand in domestic industries. surplus of domestic demand for the export route, if it is other than that we do not allow exports in products that have news inside as long as the demand inside ashwan and the supply of all docks are closed to export, after the complementary industries within their needs are inter-complex units. feeds between compl

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i can honestly tell you that i have no feelings for one of my children who is a student, but fortunately, the field is a skill field that he is actually studying in the doctoral course of the faculty of veterinary medicine of the university of tehran. skill and skills khobi is learning in the form of a professional doctorate. the second son of mohammad has found his own path, that is , he has already invested in his skills about aiti, and interestingly , he showed interest at an early age. he learns computer writing. i really have to say that we, the parents , should not change things. children should prepare themselves for a truly valuable life and make them leaders. and have a decent income and they should make a decent life for themselves . our young people should go in a direction that is more useful for building the country . as it was in the past, it can be very effective. see, i will tell you a statistic. now, what do we need and how much do we need? the world labor organization has an estimate that says that every 5 years , people's skills are updated due to the development of ne

fortunately _ old. is awful. yes, not good. fortunately i _ old. is awful. yes, not good.nately i think things - old. is awful. yes, not good. i fortunately i think things have changed a little bit since those days.— changed a little bit since those da s. , ., ., , those days. they have, not 'ust in terms of fl those days. they have, not 'ust in terms of when i those days. they have, not 'ust in terms of when we * those days. they have, not 'ust in terms of when we send h those days. they have, notjust in terms of when we send kids| in terms of when we send kids away, but also our understanding of minds. when you were growing up, the word entrepreneur had barely entered the lexicon, and the word dyslexia even less so. you talk now about your dyslexia as a superpower, which we will get onto. just before we talk about it as a superpower, people should understand when they think about your story that at school, you were beaten. you know, you received corporal punishment and beatings for being stupid. what happened exactly? being stupid. what happened exactl ? , ., exactly? oh.

so i was fortunate in many ways to be able to get over it. do, and this is actually observed about a lot of young carers, they tend to be more empathetic. not surprisingly, they sort of understand when other people are suffering, they get it and understand it more. they tend to be better with time management. that's an odd thing to say, but when you're caring for someone and you're working or studying, you really have to organise yourself well. i learnt that when i became a mum two years ago. yeah, there you are. yeah, exactly. and it's a natural thing when you're juggling you suddenly to be really skilled with your time and, and there's a degree that if, if you're fortunate, like i was and you had a loving family, you do build a bit of resilience. and i know that's sort of a trendy word at the moment, but you do feel that, you know, if you can take that knock, you're ready for other knocks. and maybe that's prepared me for politics. i don't know. sir ed davey, thanks so much for coming in and for being so open with us. my pleasure. thank you

fortunately , we now have a charity. they give and help. after receiving this, i don't want any certificate of appreciation, no fee i don't want it, i don't want it, i just want them to somehow break this atmosphere and the educational environment of working children on the street, polite and smooth. what year did you become a model teacher in the country, 9495 ? it's for your own propaganda, none of this, just for god's sake, just because it doesn't diminish the role of a teacher and the mission of a teacher , it requires that wherever there is a child working on the street, if he is not iranian, if he is not iranian, i must be by his side, i must help him. i should teach the minister to take the oath of the teacher for this reason these days, between 80 and 80 children, citizens, all 80 citizens and mr. rizvani, children, our guests , we are from these children, teach our own children to love them, ambassadors of peace and friendship in their own country, and in fact, they will remember the country well. tattoo design on the happy and bri

he has said fortunately or unfortunately. what part of that is fortunate? i don't see how you explain that away, and if he had been on the stand, he would have had an opportunity to try to rehabilitate himself. if he had been on the stand, his attorneys would have had an opportunity to confront that. there would have been, you know, a process there for it. instead, the jury has just watched that with no defense case at all. now, they'll have closing arguments, they will be able to try to clean this up in some way, but that is a striking moment for the jury to have watched with no defense. >> i don't know if we have this. can we play it again. i feel like it's worth playing again, just to go over what laura was saying. the way he responded. we're going to get it up. it is ready. let's play. >> in this video, i just start kissing them, it's like a magnet. just kiss, i don't even wait. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything, grab them by the [ bleep ] you can do anything. that's what you said, correct? >> historically that's true with

those seeking their fortune descend deep into the sand and search of buried treasure. but it's a risky undertaking. a senior book with us, there are many dangers here already. if you could be working on when suddenly everything collapses in the sand falls on on them, thought we'll look for you and remove the sand until we find you that all welcome off. but there's no oxygen when you're trapped on the pit. target of gothic in anabolic vision ah ah, ah myth, i'm well there are a lot of cracks in the rog cook with us, so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view. the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable, it's public neuropathy. all the gold diggers try to locate the vain and follow it into the depths of a white ball. sometimes it slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how jag the rock is thinking, since it falls. that's the surface. yeah, i'm assuming there are veins here. the miners will try to find the part of the vein closest to the surface. so they'd start digging here, for example. but those who start their whole here, for example, i will h

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good afternoon, the situation in the capital is fortunately calm, and by the way, the zoo started its work on schedule at 10 am. a restless night in kyiv, for sure in the last uh, a few months, for sure. maybe it hasn’t happened in a year. it was very loud at three o’clock. somewhere around there were already the first explosions after the start of the air alert. it must have been shot down by russian rockets. people they say that there was such a sound. well, it was very scary, actually. i can even say from my own experience that it was impossible to sleep under these sounds. for about 1.5 hours, there was the first alarm during which russian missiles were shot down , and then literally in half an hour there was a new air alarm which started because of the new attack, already with drones, the russians launched six shahid drones, that is, shock drones, and also three reconnaissance drones, probably to see where they managed to hit the ukrainian capitals, in fact, they all hit wreckage of missiles or drones in five districts of the capital, this is only debris, fortunately all the miss

fortunately, the background is the iranian cheetah and zebra species, mr.aj said, some endangered species. extinction using genetic methods and advancement is on the agenda of this organization. a memorandum of understanding was signed with royan children in the academic jihad. now, the last species of iranian cheetah cub that disappeared , the babies are kept in the bruceli collection, and this capacity has fortunately been created, which i will discuss next in the discussion of preserving the species from the method. let's use advanced ones. al-asliyeh, i'm starting to work with friends according to the contract that was signed with the university jihad collection . fortunately, in this black bird and tehran program, 20 saturday to wednesday every week at 20:00 on channel 5 , follow up on demands capital residents in various areas, especially in social and cultural fields, and the main focus of the new episodes of this program, it has been on the air for more than two decades . tehran program 20 tonight is the oldest talk -oriented program of panj sima ne

or fortunately -- unfortunately or fortunately?no, he truly believes it. he says exactly what he believes. he will sometimes come up with, okay, i hope you're not upset with me or whatever. the fact remains, he believes that from the bottom of his toes, that he has the right because he is something special. of course, he is not. even president of the united states. >> jessica leeds, i appreciate your time thank you. >> thank you, it's good to see you. >> good to see, you we want to speak to george conway, who first aged -- george, can you walk us through how and when you met e. jean carroll? what exactly you advised her? >> it is serendipitous. what happened was the week before her story had come out in the new york magazine, in the book excerpt. over that weekend, that prompted me to write an op-ed from the washington post where i had pointed out that jean carroll's case was actually much stronger in terms of its corroboration then the case of juanita roderick and her allegations about being raped by bill clinton. the point that i

fortunately, all the preliminary work has been done by the end of this week. god willing , an invitation will be sent through iran and the united nations to the target countries. new york, the whole united nations complex is in the process of work, fortunately, credit has been seen, fortunately and i hope that this preliminary work is not a particular problem, peace is established on the iran-afghanistan border, the minister of the interior on the sidelines of the meeting of the economic committee of the parliament, referring to the conflict two days ago on the border iran and afghanistan said that in the conflict that took place on the border of sistan and baluchistan, an appropriate response was given to the afghan border guards, the conflict was intended to be resolved, and negotiations were held with the taliban , and now we do not have a problem, and the border is open, and mazarum and the people are celebrating the birth of the martyrdom of a force. border guard the representative of wali faqih and the police chief of north khorasan visited the family of

fortunately, it is closed for the country's plans . from in cities and some places, ambulance processing is very limited and it is difficult to do. the development of motor emergency services can be imaged and the services can be done cheaply and with better quality. i can do this quickly and this development of motor emergency is one of our most serious works. according to mr. gul miad farda, there are currently more than 3,000 emergency stations operating in the country, of which 1,800 road stations, more than 1,300 urban stations, 52 air stations and two marine stations provide services throughout the country. he is the head of the trade union the beginning of the registration of the increase in the supply and the announcement of the prices of the competition council for assembled cars are among the factors of the price reduction in the market. mr. motamedian considered the monopoly of the car market to be the cause of the instability and high prices of cars in the country and said that the increase in the supply of domestic cars an

independence , fortunately survived, the joy of labor victories is the most peaceful profession. from what heart i congratulate you with well-deserved awards. i wish you good health, prosperity and inspiration . happy victory day. let this popularly beloved holiday , a special ceremony dedicated to it, serve as a guiding star for you on the road to new professional life success. he also noted that on the eve of victory day and state awards are awarded to those who heroic fathers grandfather belarusians, no regrets. the award -winning teachers and doctors, cultural figures , scientists, industrialists and builders presented the order of life for the good of their native country. labor glory to the dairy world enterprise of the order of counting to the general director of the narochansky national park vasily korzhov and a member of the district organization veterans of the leninsky district. grodno to valentina baranova , the deputy director of the mkador is also among the award recipients. vladimir baranovsky tractor driver in the agricultural farm driver valery yakubovich and rep

in moscow and the moscow region is that several buildings have been damaged by drone attacks , fortunatelyno one was seriously injured, two people asked for medical help. hospitalization. no one needed to approach moscow, several drones were shot down. an urgent statement was made by mayor sergei sobyanin, the head of the city asked residents to remain calm all emergency services work. early this morning, as a result of a uav attack in several buildings, minor damage. all emergency services of the city are at the scene of incidents, they find out the circumstances of what happened at the moment. nobody was seriously hurt. please trust only official sources and do not spread unverified information. andrei vorobyov said that explosions sounded in some areas of the moscow region this morning. this is how our air defense works, the head of the region emphasized that all services operate as efficiently as possible. and such shots are posted on the internet , a drone was shot down, probably, the work of air defense in particular. aircraft were noticed in the istra region , residents of odintsovo

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fortunately, it has been prepared this year and next year. various bodies and organizations have been signed for tree planting, the agency is a member of this project, the people's plan of one billion trees, so far 18 memorandums of understanding have been concluded with various agencies, and in fact, the conditions and criteria of cooperation are clear, in addition to the allocation of the number of saplings that should be produced from it. term maker i would like to inform you that the players have announced to the persian gulf that they are ready to produce 100 million seedlings within four years . what are the characteristics of a relationship , god willing, can i help inter? and we hope to prepare to now i want you to be fully settled in our fields. in addition to this, the development of wood cultivation in order to meet the country's wood demand has been received by the private sector. in the discussion of wood cultivation , it was predicted that we would produce 300 million saplings for four years. in fact, i would like to help the sy

or unfortunately or fortunately? >> no, he actualably believes it. he says exactly what he believes and sometimes coaches it with, i hope you're not upset with me or whatever, but the fact remains that he believes that from the bottom of his toes that he has the right because he is something special. and, of course, he's not. even president of the united states. >> jessica leeds, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, it's good to see you. >> good to see you. want to go next to george conway who first urged e. jean carroll to sue the president. when did you meet her and what did you advise her? >> it was a bit serendipitous. what happened was the week before her story had come out in "new york" magazine and the book excerpt, and over that weekend, that had prompted me to write an op-ed for "the washington post," where i pointed out that jean carroll's case was much stronger in terms of its corroboration than the case of juanita broaddrick and her allegations of being raped by bill clinton and the point i ma

fortunately, we did not have a planned blackout due to a lack of production, but in some places due to the incidents that happened on the network , there were partial blackouts, the number of which was very small, and i said that naturally due to the national grids are wide and exposed to wind, storms, dust, and possibly bird strikes and other things . do not supply electricity, thank you mr. rajabi rajabi mashhadi, the spokesperson of the electricity industry of the meteorological organization, has predicted that from tomorrow to sunday, the conditions are ready for torrential rains in the northern part of the country and parts of the center of the country. for the windows in the east and south of the country , there will be an increase in the wind and the rise of dust from thursday. almost until the beginning of next week, on saturdays and sundays, alternately and at some hours in the northern part of the country, parts of the center, as well as areas of the southeast and south of the country, will be covered by clouds from spring showers and lightning, preventing the possibility of

i am fortunate fortunate enough to have four of my teammates here in congress with me now. that is fun. >> any reaction from your fellow seal team members? >> for being in congress? [laughter] i'll be g-rated here, don't screw it up. don't embarrass it. >> how did you become a republican? >> this kind of republican ideology was instilled in us as we were growing up. we're christian conservative, second amendments and limited government, fiscal responsibilities. that leaned us over into the republican party. and as i started to become a man and realize what uh those values were, republican is where we ended up. >> you served in the military for how long and when did you decide i'll jump into the political arena? >> right at 14 years i was medically retired, i had an accident in 2009. as i transitioned out of the military i went back to school and back to academia and studied traumatic brain injury. politics reared itself when my seated congressman kevin brady announced his retirement. and i grew up in the district. so it was my hometown. i like to say that i i speak the lang

and i had to think hard about how i could compensate or give back for my extraordinary good fortune. and so i became an activist, a journalist, i don't do that as a living. it's more passion. and when this war erupted, and i became absolutely convinced that this was the most, and i hope i'm wrong, that this is the most dangerous. i think humanity is ever confronted, not just because of the war, but because of the context in which this is happening, climate crisis and so forth. i asked myself, how can i contribute? how can i do something, anything to try to diffuse the tension. and so i came to russia. now as far as i understand, this is your 1st time you just can train, you've been not only to moscow, but also to crimea in which the canadian government does not recognize as, as part of russia. and before asking about your impressions, i want to ask as a lawyer, do you think you will face in your legal repercussions for traveling to that? well, i shouldn't. as a lawyer, there's, have you checked? yes, of course. yes. i've, i've done nothing that, no, that anybody could plausibly claim

jeopardy masters followed by celebrity wheel of fortune at 10:00. and then abc 7 news at 11:00. this year marks 50 years sincene first female to win the bay areas iconic dipsy race. liz kreutz met up with marietta blanchard today to talk about how she accomplished this at just 10 years old. >> this is my monist dipsy trophy from 1973. >> this trophy and memorabilia marietta is showing us represent a major feat. >> this is the shirt they gave out. >> in 1973 at 10 years old wearing glasses and to win thetaig iconic dipsys, r. the seven mile race that goes to stinson beach. you were so determined. >> yes. i loved getting to the part e fish line at the end. her parents ran 50 marathons. her brother wanda dipsea race twice. marietta started so young she had to get specially made shoes that cost her family $300. >> i startedngni when ias w vefi years old.un so for me, running was not that much of a challenge. i had trained on twin peaks and run plenty of hill training to prepare for it. >> the race began right here on these stairs in 1905. for decades, w

been created using bank facilities in the form of internal finance, which is using the law, and fortunatelygood action has been taken in the ministry of roads and urban development. he is following up. last year, we won nearly 111 projects. according to article 56, in our presentation, we gave decorations to the banks of nearly 20,000 billion tomans . the cost of public roads alone was nearly 15,000 billion tomans. the banks agreed to provide this facility. and then with the guarantee of the organization the iran inflation program should reimburse the nurse for education, which is the speed of implementation of these projects and financing methods, which mr. ali always says during the days of arbaeen, when we arrive, we should now have a freeway from tehran to najaf to karbala, and i don't know about rail transportation and if it develops, it will reach the network, we can talk about it again next year, we will come back to the same days and we will see that nothing new has happened. we were coming from kermanshah to sarai ilam, which is named after the family , it is a two-way road . compl

or fortunately. the way it was his m.o..by the way, eugene's lawyers did a brilliant job by also providing two other women, who had been harassed and groped by donald trump. in the way his trump method, maybe that patented, is to harass women in public. in a way where, in a place where, they are not gonna scream, because they're not going to be comfortable screaming. and gets away with it. until now. >> lisa, how would you describe the experience and or ordeal if you think of it that way, of testifying on the witness stand in a federal lawsuit like this and being cross examined the way you are being cross-examined. >> well, honestly, i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. it's very daunting. the process is very hard. i have to be, in particular, you know me a little bit, careful of not saying too much. which i often do. you have to be very, very clear. the thing that was really scary, the cross-examination. i had been working on that i think my great lawyers, -- really prepared me so that the prep was worse than the actual

day, which does not have holidays, and its services have reached the less fortunate areas, apart from the people of the neighborhood, the student tent of beshagard hormozgan area, you said that the hormozgan area is a deprived area, and the high school children who liked the hijab and needed more beautiful, more modern tents ordered it. to my areas are like this. how about school coveralls? it's a celebration. we do the women's section of the mosque for them. he also undertook entrepreneurship and the production of hijab supplies. toyota is like a workshop that women who do jihadi work like to see and learn here. they produce bodies, for example, for underprivileged areas and the establishment of this mosque of hazrat wali asr ajllullah ta'ala farja al-sharif, apart from the zahklot area , also provides services in other areas of south khorasan, nahbandan, the border regions of kurdistan and ilam. and the 4th tehran international book fair announced the distribution of 670,000 books among the buyers of the exhibition. ali ramezani said that 10,000 products of a book are being prepared

the second concern of the health department and the treatment was that fortunately, the hospitals of tehran and the neighboring provinces of alborz province , semnan province and india chose qamar and their hospitals as their support. it is close to 10 kilometers from the holy shrine and 230 emergency ambulances will be stationed. also, some field hospitals were considered , because the judicial services, the best days we have here are the 13th and 14th of khordad, when pilgrims from the neighboring provinces will enter. west and east of tehran, karaj, alborz province, muslims who are involved in this ceremony and the policies that have been announced and the plans that are intended to facilitate the entry of pilgrims , we will not have any problems in this field . these committees will hand over their work that they had started to the commemoration headquarters. hopefully, we will see what will happen in the rest of the program and they will be established as a sign for all our work, and probably this program will be broadcast live on khabar network. thank you very much. good luck.

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