martinez, or whatever the foster family. and i had all these foster siblings, too.s a difficult part of the system. sometimes i would enter a new home and i would be a little nervous or anxious. or scared or vigilant. some of the kids were nice and it would befriend me, and i would become friends with them. they would become accustomed. even though it is a strange new environment, at least i have family here. within foster siblings would go somewhere else. so not only would i not know where i was going next, i would not know where my foster siblings would be day-to-day or week to week. but then when i had my adoptive sister, met her, and realized, once i fully accepted that i was never going to be taken from her and she was never going to be taken from me, and i would always know where she was and what she was up to. yeah, it was just a really heavy feeling to realize that. peter: did it work? mr. henderson: well, it worked for -- it was a temporary arrangement. so, a little over a year after the adoption, after i had moved in, and changed my last name, i was robert

she was out of foster care and she had a home.and you know, she felt that she was going to be there until she graduated high school. >> but just 18 months later, sabrina sits in an interrogation room saying she can't remember what would cause that joy to turn into evil rage. >> what do you recall? rose raudy getting done with my homework? >> getting terrmel and that's it. >> held ball rubÉn. >> she also can't explain her wounded hands. >> so you don't know what's wrong with your hands? >> mermis lipon can't because they told me that they were cut. >> cut pretty bad. >> but stitches. >> how many? >> five. or what could have possibly caused her to act so violently? >> an argument or anything with lisa last night? no, no, everything was fine. >> and as detectives try to jog her memory by telling her she killed her mom. >> what's your thoughts on how lisa is not alive now? what? what is your what is your thoughts on that? that she is not alive. maybe you understand. that's that's what we're talking to. you about. >> semykin. >> lisa s

foster parents took vitaly from the hospital.nastasia naumenko, who grew up in a foster family, also came to visit us. anastasia was born in kovrov and her birth name was ulyanova. in our studio, ekaterina, vitaly and anastasia met with lyudmila ulyanova from kovrov, who was deprived of parental rights to all her children, now the dna test will show whether she is the biological mother of ekaterina, vitaly and anastasia. ekaterina, are you ready to hear the results of the dna test? sure. vitaly, can i open the envelope? anastasia, do you mind? lyudmila, are you ready to find out the truth? yes. attention, i am opening the envelope, on one side, the alleged mother lyudmila ulyanova, on the other side, her alleged children, ekaterina kholodnaya, vitaly shitov and anastasia naumenko. the probability that you born by one woman, and are sisters and... brother to each other is 99.9%. in shock, so i am the oldest, in general, my doll is so small i have, how i have long dreamed of hugging them, i have no words, i just and simply have suc

and according to the national foster youth institute, 1 in 4 foster youth become homeless within four years of aging out. so programs like this are extremely important interventions. >> yeah, it really goes to show that this could go a long way. all right. thanks so much, crystal. appreciate it. people turning out in san francisco to oppose a measure on the november ballot that would shut down the great highway at ocean beach. no. on proposition k, advocates held a news conference at mclaren park. they said they want to focus on the impact on other neighborhoods outside the sunset district, including the excelsior and ingleside. opponents of prop k say thousands of people use the great highway daily to get to work to va, to the va hospital, or to visit loved ones. >> i think if the highway was closed, the alternate routes would get quite crowded, especially when going through the park. as i've experienced during the closure. during a busy day. >> supervisor joel engardio, who authored the measure, told us that the city is working on making traffic flow improvements on other city stree

foster care. youth in the foster care system often experience trauma and are at higher risk of going missing or running away from their foster care placements, which increases their likelihood of experiencing homelessness, human trafficking and other exploitation. over the past year, the ways and means committee has been hard at work reforming aspects of our child welfare programs. the find and protect missing foster youth act introduced by senator john cornyn and representative tony gonzalez will bring us one step closer to realizing that goal. this legislation requires the department of health and human services and states to improve tracking for children in the foster care system who have run away or gone missing at some point. including screening youth for signs of human trafficking or other trauma. under federal law, states are required to report missing foster children within 24 hours to law enforcement. yet some states still struggle to implement those protocols. this means that in some cas

all ties with your foster parents, did you try to find out something about your biological family?ana about that, let's find out how your wife managed to get her mother-in-law to talk, tatyana sharanova is in the studio. hello, tatyana, hello, when did vyacheslav open up to you and tell you that he grew up in a foster family? well , not right away. somehow we didn't touch on this topic right away, we showed that everything was ordinary, then i asked myself, i say, where are you relatives, no parents, no one , no relatives, no friends, no one, anything at all, well that's it, then he told me that he grew up, you raised him in a foster family, that he grew up there, that valentina petrovna took him in, i guess, you probably wanted to meet your mother-in-law, he said that he hadn't communicated with her for a long time, they had no connection, so, well, what, didn't you do it yourself? and then he went to work, the phone rang, he left the phone at home, i look, the number is unknown, well , a woman picked up the phone, i didn't even immediately i understood, she says, i am sharanova's

according to the national foster youth institute, only about 3% of former foster youth in the u.s. graduate from a four year college. demers and dawson say it took hard work and perseverance, but also the help from bay area based foundation doctor hassan rizwan founded the nonprofit in honor of his dad. i said to myself, and i said, i need to do something in his honor to start a foundation where i can champion. and we as a group can actually help kids who have similar stories as my dad once had. the foundation provides scholarships and mentorship to students graduating out of the foster care or orphanage care system, who may no longer have the support or resources to continue their education. we help them to basically, you know, cover the gap of what their short. we pay for room and board and college tuition to a four year university only support. they wish all former foster youth have access to. but first they say more awareness is needed to the people in the classroom. i was just another student in the classroom, and, it's kind of hard to address those issues and raise that 3% when people

we can join anna foster in beirut. bring us up anna foster in beirut.ith this senior hezbollah commander who has been targeted and, say the israelis, killed in this latest strike. , ., strike. this, matthew, are the southern suburbs _ strike. this, matthew, are the southern suburbs of _ strike. this, matthew, are the southern suburbs of beirut. i strike. this, matthew, are the southern suburbs of beirut. a| southern suburbs of beirut. a few kilometres from here, not very far at all, i was listening to the sound of sirens as they try to get the wounded to hospital, but the rush hour traffic is so tightly packed, they were banging on casting find a way to get the ambulances through the hospital. israel described it as a targeted attack. hospital. israel described it as a targeted the ick. hospital. israel described it as a targeted the key figures that is where the key figures in that organisation are based and as we have seen of the last week or so, israel has focused its attention, as well as on the other parts. you are talking about the bekaah valley,

anna foster is with us in beirut. you are _ minutes. anna foster is with us in beirut.ht- minutes. anna foster is with us in beirut. you are right there, l in beirut. you are right there, we have heard so many stories of civilian is really struggling on the southern border. so much pressure for a deal, and yet it is not looking likely or imminent, is it? do feelfreer— likely or imminent, is it? do feel freer to _ likely or imminent, is it? do feel freer to interrupt me when that speech starts, i know you are monitoring and waiting for it to _ are monitoring and waiting for it to be — are monitoring and waiting for it to be going there in new york _ it to be going there in new york. frank is absolutely right there — york. frank is absolutely right there when he is talking about there when he is talking about the coalition is going on behind _ the coalition is going on behind the scenes. but certainly the situation in lebanon as front of mind in the un _ lebanon as front of mind in the un. because of those images you have seen— un. because of those images you have seen co

anna, thank you very much. - anna a n na foster anna foster reporting hour after hour from beirut.rut. we anna foster reporting hour after hour from beirut. we will be back with anna over the course of the next few hours and days i'm sure. let's speak to yaakov katz — senior fellow at the jewish people policy institute and a columnist for the jerusalem post. thank you forjoining us from jerusalem, i'm wondering what your reaction is to the killing of hassan nasrallah and where you think this takes us? i think he definitely deserved to have been killed many times over, he was a man who wreaks chaos and havoc and of course terror and murder all throughout the middle east and around the world, his will is one of the most dangerous terrorist organisations. —— hezbollah. this was all to the credit of hassan nasrallah and the alliance he established with the iranians in syria, he built up a formidable military terror army essentially in lebanon that he was able to use to leverage and to project terror all throughout the middle east and to many other corners of this globe, so him being go

- foster if they need to? yes, obviously — foster if they need to?f they need to? yes, obviously there are - foster if they need to? yes, obviously there are a - foster if they need to? yes, obviously there are a lot - foster if they need to? yes, obviously there are a lot of| obviously there are a lot of couples who it's difficult for them to afford ivf, and they are looking to adopt. in the past, it was difficult. there was always the idea that you always wanted there to be children of your blood. if your options are to have no child or to have a child and bring it into the world to teach at your values, which is most important.— values, which is most imortant. ., . ., important. ideas are changing about that- — important. ideas are changing about that. thank— important. ideas are changing about that. thank you - important. ideas are changing about that. thank you indeed | about that. thank you indeed for your time today and for speaking to us from beijing. thank you. super typhoon yagi has made landfall at hainan island in southern china. strong w

it's about beating myself, going foster. and so it's a real world record. the hello welcome to drones. we are here at the ro decorative tens over and out the co miles. this place is called love flush to with the surgery and yes, play so nurse and is just perfect for speech setting. because here you have normally that almost on us a very strong winds. from the pewter, ne, and you have 90 degrees, offshoring, then you can go close to the beach and try to go as fast as you can afford, arose or could attempt. we have some different kind of stuff which i am very like to wait with. so for them here inside i going to put some weight to kilo play or less a going to put this inside my waist with and them if the wind is stronger blowing, then i going to put some more let's and i'm normally varying 2 or 3 rest of this, and because the speed through is it doesn't care how much additional rate you put in your risk, but you have to float, speed surfing, and susie's come from all over the world and it constantly attempting new world records. sometimes they have to wait we

اینه که aspect of the olympiad experience is that it fosters self-confidence and national pride amongnts. students across the country view medal-winning participants as role models, and when they see fellow student achieve a gold medal in a particular discipline, it inspires similar confidence in their own abilities. the results of recent olympiads have consistently demonstrated that iranian youth rank among the most talented in the... world, if we place our trust in them, they have the potential to create a brighter future. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israeli adventurism in region, we have lot more to cover today, but first let's just take a moment to catch up on the latest headlines. hello everyone, welcome to the new section of this program. here we'll go over some important news headlines. mh news, iranian researcher at the top of world's top publications and researcher has been appointed an editorial board member and associate editor of the top springer journals. hamed kumasi, a researcher at the agriculture research, education an

it fosters critical thinking, promotes lifelong learning and encourages informed decision making thatbal challenges. education also enhances economic opportunities, reduces inequality and cultivates active citizenship by allowing. individuals to fully participate in their communities. a robust educational system also cultivates a well-informed society, driving innovation and progress for future generations. iran's educational system has undergone significant changes since the victory of the islamic revolution of 1979. the islamic revolution led to significant efforts to increase literacy rates and educational access, especially for girls. before the revolution, 53% of the country's population was illiterate and two-thirds of the country's women could not read and write. right now, over 97% of the iranians aged between 10 and 45. are literates, that's partly thanks to the islamic republic's heavy investment in building new schools and universities leading to a substantial increase in the number of educational institutions. before the revolution, there were nearly 47,000 schools across

we will be live with anna foster who is i live with anna foster who is there in beirut injust a momentour in for oscar—winning actress dame maggie smith has died in hospital aged 89. welcome to bbc news. straight to that breaking news because the israeli military says it is carrying out fresh strikes against hezbollah targets in south lebanon. told the operations against the lebanese armed group will continue. let me show you the live pictures, because within the last half hour, huge clouds of smoke has

another significant aspect of the olympiad experience is that it fosters self-confidence and nationalnts across the country view medal winning participants as role models, and when they see fellow student achieve a gold medal in a particular discipline, it inspires similar confidence in their own abilities. the results of recent olympiads have consistently demonstrated that. iranian youth rank among the most talented in the world. if we place our trust in them, they have the potential to create a brighter future. this week we explore the surprising results of jordan's recent parliamentary elections where the muslim brotherhood has made unprecedented gains, reshaping the political landscape and raising questions about the future balance of power. then we shift focus to the israeli entity where resignations in the intelligence and police sectors are stirring controversy. we'll analyze the implications of these high profile exits following hezbulah's recent attacks on unit 8200 and other key targets. don't miss this comprehensive look at how these events are influencing regional dynamics

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by highlighting unshared religious beliefes this occasion fosters opportunities for islamic awakening, promotes religious enlightenment and cultivates empathy and harmony among the followers of diverse islamic traditions. we believe that almost all major conflicts and bloodshits throughout history stem from religious differences. these differences have been intensified by adversaries within muslim societies, but ultimately it has come a significant. cost with muslims bearing the brunt of it. unfortunately, islamic history has been marked by fluctuations, violence and feudal wars rooted in these religious divides. each faction viewed themselves as true followers of god while labeling others as infidels. during such times, these groups often failed to recognize that they were all part of the islamic ummah and despite their differences, shared the core tenets of islam. during islamic. community week various activities are organized, including conferences, seminars, cultural programs and educational events aimed at raising awareness about the significance of unity in islam. these events o

anna foster is there for us.'s been describing what it actually felt like when those blasts went off, notjust seeing those plumes of smoke, but physically what that felt like that so many different people describing these as the since the beginning of this conflict. i will speak to anna in a moment, but ijust want to start this half hour by the idf saying... start this half hour by the idf sa in: . .. ~ ., , start this half hour by the idf saying- - -_ saying... moments ago, the israel defense _ saying... moments ago, the israel defense forces - saying... moments ago, the | israel defense forces carried out a precise strike on the central headquarter of the hezbollah terror organisation that served as an epicentre of hezbollah. hezbollah headquarter was intentionally built under residential buildings in the heart of beirut as part of hezbollah�*s strategy of using lebanese people as human shields. from october eight, hezbollah started attacking israel. after almost a year of hezbollah firing rockets, missiles and

but to reach people, you know, foster and across through den. or she, meditation organizations, they require safe and rapid and unimpeded. humanitarian access, the seems to be a refrain in many parts of the world. despite myriad of challenges, including insecurity, impediment, and flooding that has made roads some roads impassable. we in our partners are rushing to reach civilians staring down simon, where ever we can actually reach them the. ready the food program says it's urgent that urgent assistance is being provided to displace people just outside. they'll fall short in those amazon camp. whereas you know, famine conditions were confirmed. last month about a 180000 people are receiving flower lentil, orland salt with the help of local suppliers, retailers and humanitarians partners. but a lot lot more assistance is needed for the people in samsung camp and throughout sudan moving to europe and ukraine, or humanitarian colleagues and told us that over the weekend hostilities in front line regions caused more than a 100 civilian casualties,

we show that graphic that showed you really need about to make $62 an hour in san mateo, foster city, right. to be able to afford the average rent just we're curious, how much does a typical teacher make per hour? what's the shortfall? you know? >> yeah. >> new teachers, depending on the district, especially in the northern county, they make a lot less. some of the starting salaries there are probably in the 50,000. it's maybe 60,000 in the south county where the districts are a little bit have better revenue. the starting salaries could be maybe 70,000 or a little bit higher, but that is nowhere near enough to 120,000 that is needed to rent in either locations, particularly uh. as i said, it's rough in both north and south counties. >> right, right. okay, so this new task force formed by the san mateo foster city school district, just met for the first time. what are the initial ideas and proposals for housing? >> you know, a lot of the proposals being tossed around right now are about developing housing in other words, take excess land, school property, land and build teacher housin

and we do really need fosters right now. and who knows, you can turn a foster into a forever. so come visit baby girl miriam and we've got all the pups and levin you can imagine at all of our shelters across the bay area. jess i'll send it back to you. we're going to give her a little break. she needs a nap. yeah miriam is like, i don't want my close up anymore. i'm done. but she is adorable. okay, if you nibbling. she's so cute. thanks, vianey. all right. if you and your family are ready and looking to adopt, we want to invite you. also, aside from milpitas with the berkeley humane bark and meow is around the block. that event, it's an adopt a thon street fair. it's happening tomorrow, so a nice place to go. it takes place along ninth street in berkeley from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. jeff joins me now. is it adopt a dog? whether and kitty cat, whether 1,000%. yeah. the number is going to be cooler. so if you're headed out there, i think it's just going to be a good time to just kind of maybe connect with that new animal. sounds fantastic. yeah they're awesome. and you know, this weat

the foster development and prosperity in forging ahead with this approach of most privacy. we've made me do it and for the minimum principles of a send send totally which constitutes the link being full contest as building that in done by and member states inclusiveness x we really inexpensive by engagement as others up regions and liberating sciences. our strategic button. this, including russia. in light of this and applying to join bricks. melissa, able to demonstrate by looking to make diplomacy efforts and enhance calibration. i would like to take a moment to express my profound things. i'm glad to do. to press the button for english is invitation for me to attend the forthcoming break summit and cousin in october, the yeah. and in the month, but in then supervisor will arrive moving significant global economic approvals as well as 3 and thinking already as to supposedly the power bases against the growing existence, the site of climate change together. we should continue to cooperate, speak in a unified voice, and exchange ideas and study the best and best policy, but

program and you're looking for some fosters. we do. we're looking for fosters right now, primarily for underage puppies. so puppies who aren't quite old enough yet to receive their spay or neuter. surgery is under six weeks or eight weeks under eight weeks old. they need a place to stay until they're old enough to hit the adoption floor. so anyone looking for that? but there's so many ways to help. that's really the beautiful thing. there's something for everyone to do, whether it's a donation, donating your time via fostering or volunteering, even just coming in, saying hi to the animals and learning more about us resharing our stuff on social media. so there's really something for everyone to do to help. absolutely. and we're going to leave you with a shot of delta if she is your girl. if you're thinking about adopting, if you are in an active lifestyle. i was saying she seems like the kind of gal that you can take to the beautiful san francisco coastline right now. with the weather cooling off. look at her. tell me that is no

if it's a dog in foster, and then the foster will reach out to that person, set up a phone call, kind a little bit of an interview to see if you think it's a good fit. and if yes, you do a meet and greet and then from there they decide if they want to move forward right now, adoption fees are waived, but if they are, if the adopter is a resident of oakland, there is still the $17 registration fee, but the adoption fees are waived. >> yeah, you make it really simple. and i know i was going through the website and you have these great videos for all of the dogs that you guys have put together. very creative. and, and we have lots highlighting their personality and instagrams. yes. wonderful work that you're all doing. i appreciate you being here. corey. roger breadstick. thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >> all right, heather, we'll send it over to you. >> certainly is a cutie. all right. now to our weather on this friday afternoon. and finally, the heat advisory is set to expire in just a few hours at 8:00 tonight as we take a live look across the oakland estu

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the foster father refused to admit guilt. alexander claimed that he never participated. in the torture of the boy, and in general was rarely at home due to frequent business trips, but the court ruled against the guardian, sentenced to find noma alexander viktorovich guilty in committing a crime. aleksandr naumov was sentenced to 5 years in prison, his defense will appeal this decision. veronika naumova, the child's adoptive mother , is still awaiting the outcome of the trial. by the way, daler's biological parent also showed up during the trial. he himself is serving a term in a penal colony, but sent a lawyer to the trial, demanding 5 million rubles in compensation for his murdered son. the court refused. ekaterina lekhomanova, vladimir nikolaev, news, duty unit. within the law or a clear excess in the novosibirsk region after three police officers who were chasing teenagers on pit bikes were fired as a result of an official investigation. meanwhile, the problems with children who are cutting through the roads on all sorts

why did you not please that dancing of yours, they wanted the first foster family, at least there areguesses, yes, the foster family was engaged in , well, so that i would somehow probably continue their mouth and since i have flat feet, this was already discovered when they examined me and, well, the doctors said that i was prone to obesity, they returned me to the orphanage. that is, you simply did not fit into that family according to their parameters, that's how cynically they returned you back, except for your date of birth with sergei changed some other data, when adopting, the parents decided to change. were always nearby, their support was always felt, and those around you also always considered you brother and sister twins, and those around you no one ever told us, but those around you knew your whole story, those around you knew, because my parents lived in a house, a twelve-story one-entrance house, well, in principle, there were a lot of apartments there, the house was quite friendly, everyone was about the same age. and well, like the area is so small, everyone knew each

draining their and our limited resources and fostering international instability. as the world's most devastating weapons. they become a more likely option the critical role of arms control is evident from histories many many close calls. we cannot wait for another cuban missile crisis to recognize the danger of miscommunication and failure to encourage. now, i know and many of you in this room have spent years drawing attention to the importance of arms-control and i am so grateful for your efforts. pushing the boulder up the hill, i know that this is often thankless work. fighting for progress only to see it roll back with the next administration. but, the work that you do cannot be more important. i do believe that we can get that boulder to the top of the hill and develop a robust arms-control regime that will help all of us avoid an existential threat. now, there are three key pillars to this endeavor. first, sharing knowledge and fostering understanding. that is of paramount importance. they are some of you in this room that agree to compelling arguments call

and then details of little daler's life in a foster family came to light, if it could be called life. investigators are sure. that the boy was subjected to constant beatings and humiliation, and alexander and veronica allegedly participated in the show executions. it is strange that no one noticed the disappearance of the child, first of all the guardianship authorities, whose employees were regularly supposed to check on the family with foster children. all comments are provided by the press service of the ministry of social policy, i ask you to contact there. we want to talk to you. when was the last time you were registered, visiting this family, i can't, i won't tell you... as a result, the court ordered the guardianship employee to pay a fine of 100,000 rubles. the court had questions about the kindergarten teacher. she ignored the fact that the boy had injuries and did not report anywhere that the child had not attended kindergarten for 200 days. it would seem that the child should have been under the protection of his new parents and the state, but it turned out that his guardi

the cabinet's ability to effectively address pressing national issues, maintain public trust and fosterly with people and listen to their problems and concerns. this can help them make better decisions when they return to the capital city. there are many insights that can only be gained through direct observation rather than relying on reports and bulletins. moreover, the islamic revolution of iran was movement initiated by the people for the people. therefore, officials should seize every opportunity to remind the nation that they're just like ordinary citizens and this. message can be best be conveyed through direct interaction, where there is no distance between them, sayid the president and a farmer in a remote area. in this regard, provincial trips serve as a bridge between the government and the public. in rapidly changing political landscape, the ability implement timely and relevant policies will significantly influence public perception and the cabinet's overall efficacy, further more, fostering collab. operation among diverse political factions is crucial for the cabinet effec

anna foster come alive l much. anna foster come alive for us in beirut.tional relations at london school of economics. well, where do you see this going next? there was initially a lot of pressure on israel to accept a cease—fire. that seems to have been blown out of the water both by benjamin that yahoo and his speech at the un but also by these air strikes. israel it's not, it seems, going to cancel a 21 day cease—fire, how do you see this conflict going? == cease-fire, how do you see this conflict going?— conflict going? -- aren't going to commit _ conflict going? -- aren't going to commit to _ conflict going? -- aren't going to commit to a _ conflict going? -- aren't going to commit to a 27 _ conflict going? -- aren't going to commit to a 27 day - to commit to a 27 day cease—fire. you will make it is like what the us has said. it's watching the israeli attacks on beirut with great alarm, that means the americans have said that israel had not coordinated, had not really told them about the attacks in advance, even though israel's prime minister telegra

economic stability. as such, dr. pazishkan's administration must prioritize reform initiatives to fosteray out of the current economic. the situation in the production sector, but only if it successfully ensures stability at all levels. otherwise, attracting the necessary investments to invigorate the production sector will be challenging if not impossible. moreover, high unemployment rates pose a critical challenge, particularly amongst the youth which can lead to social unrest and dissatisfaction with the government, the administration's ability to create job opportunity. unities through investment in various sectors such as technology and tourism is essential for addressing this urgent concern. considering this, the cabinet's ability to craft and enact effective policies will serve as a litm test for its competence and commitment to public welfare. اون چیزی که برای من مهم بود و شاید خیلی دیده نشد تو حوزه what i found to be an important takeaway from the leader speech for the cabinet members was his point. regarding iran's foreign affairs, he reiterated that we should clear all hurdles

furthermore, fostering collaboration among diverse political factions is... crucial for the cabinetsened by polarization, the ability to bridge divides and unite various stakeholders under a common vision will be instrumental in achieving sustainable governance. this collaborative approach not only enhances the legitimacy of the cabinet's decisions, but also ensures that a wider array of perspectives is considered in the policy-making process. the political landscape will undoubtedly present... both opportunities and challenges for dr. pesishian and his team. will he be successful as a ninth president of iran? we have to wait and see. and that will be it for today. thanks for watching from the whole team, but do join us again at the same time next week to see what else is on. until next time. goodbye. "i don't win many awards in my own country, so i'm a bit shocked. firstly like to thank the iranian people for uh welcoming, welcoming me into your beautiful carry. i want to tell you uh all people in this room, storytellers, truthtellers, we cannot fake in emotion, cannot fake the trut

the man is sure that the foster mother did not need a child, but a free helper around the house. i was 8 years old, i have to clean up cattle, gardens. will a resident of the chelyabinsk region find his biological family, who gave him to strangers. my last name. biological koshcheeva, grandmother's name is kashcheeva nadezhda nikolaevna, she raised children alone, vyacheslav and tatyana grew up in foster families, koshcheyev's mother abandoned them. let's say tatyana and vyacheslav are your grandmother's children, it turns out that she named the younger children after the older ones, there are two vyacheslavs, two tatyanas, i open the envelope, dna, today at 17:50 on ntv. tverskaya - new season. today at 20:00 on ntv. what were you doing 3 days ago? if the question seems difficult, napept can help. it helps restore memory and attention. on apept, so that the head works. there are so many things to buy at school. girls, that's not the right intonation. i need to buy so many things for school. and me too. perfect for a parent-teacher meeting. school sale on ozon. for 739, lego for

hello, oksana, please come in. you always knew that do you live in a foster family? probably couldn't even think that i had such a situation in my life, and i found out about this when i was 28, that is, it was somewhere in 2007, and it was march 8, well, before march 8, so i remember that day very well, my grandmother, my dad's mom, called me, and well, like, i don't know what kind of impulse she had, like she says to me, well, oksana, you're not my biological daughter, like your parents, she says, don't tell your parents anything, well, there was literally a short conversation between us, she hung up, well, i hung up too and just in some kind of stupor, you can understand, yes, i was in shock, i was silent for a day, i walked around like... then the next day, well, it was march 8th, well, my mother comes up to me and says: let's go, we need to talk, they tell her: well , yes, grandma was right, she kind of told you the truth, that is, well, you're not a biological daughter, like, well, we adopted you, they say, we don't want you to , well, look for someone, they sa

raised in a foster family, elena is looking for her biological mother.elica. in the studio, elena met with nina. she assures that for 35 years she has been looking for her daughter, angelica, who, according to her, was taken from her by deception. the result of the dna test conducted between the women is in this. envelope. nina, are you ready to find out the result? ready. elena, can i open the envelope? yes. attention, i am opening the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged biological daughter, elena ovtsina. on the other, the alleged biological mother, nina gorkunova. the probability of blood relationship between you is 99.9%. elena, you wanted to find a biological family, remember, i asked you, are you ready to accept any relatives, i am ready to accept, well, that was at the beginning of the broadcast, it's just that when it doesn't matter, well, i don't know, it doesn't matter, when about your, well, about your family, about your parents they said so, well, to be honest, well, i'm not ready, to be honest, that is, for now. hundreds of languages, cul

the three-day event centers on the necessity for muslim countries to foster unit. the 38th international islamic unity conference kicked off in tehran on thursday. with emphasis on the issue of palestine a time when the west asia region is witnessing intensified israeli crimes. on the first day of the event, shian and sunny, clerics and intellectuals from around the world shared their thoughts on the challenges faced by the muslim world and the importance of unity in overcoming those challenges. the attendies touched upon the issue of unity as a cornerstone of koranic teachings that warn muslims against ill-wisher plots to so disc among them, the word unity is highlighted in the verses of the holy quran. unity is much beyond the mirror word and can have tangible effects in practice if muslims follow it. americans and zionists feel threatened if muslims stay united. in addition, we have seen that our leader ayatullah said ali khamenei, he is a sha muslim, led prayers for ismail hannah who was a sunny hamas chief. so this is another indicator that shows maintaining i

first will talk to representative bill foster is a democrat from illinois. he's on the financial services committee the task force on artificial intelligence. for present a foster welcome to the program. >> happy to be here. >> the onlyph phd physicist and congress. tell us about your background. >> i plead p guilty to that. twenty-five years before entering congress as a particle physicist. we were smashing protons and anti- protons and smoke particles that have not been around since the big bang. for about the last 10 years so that i was designing the jena particle accelerators. you see two giant rings underground part one of those has machine i invented. beforet that i was in business. start out in theater lighting onetl is 19 my little brother ad i started a company that now makes the majority of all theater lighting equipment in the united states. from a theaterpa lighting to hih energy physics to congress a typical background. >> hardly, sir. now you are on the bipartisan task force artificial intelligence. tell us what you are focused on in that task

fostering a stronger and more secure nation and world. congress must fulfill its duty to allocate taxpayer funds responsibly. avoiding excess expenses on wasteful nuclear programs. programs that do little to enhance genuine security. while maintaining a safe, secure and effective determine -- deterrent does not estimate all of these costly modernization plans, especially given the pressing needs of other critical areas to strengthen our nation and create world stability. the significance of arms control cannot be overstated. prioritizing the escalation isn't just an idealistic notion. it is a necessity. arms races cannot be won. when we attempt to outpace our adversaries in weapon development they inevitably despond -- respond in kind draining their resources and fostering international instability. is the world's most devastating weapons become a more likely option. the critical role of arms control in preserving global stability and security is evident from history's many close calls. we can't wait for another cuban missile crisis to re

of very harsh abuse, you said foster family, how did this happen?ell, since childhood i heard the story that my parents abandoned me, and my real aunt, who was my guardian, well, took me away so that i would not be sent to an orphanage. what was the abuse and were there others children? my aunt had three children of her own, i was the eldest and accordingly performed all the functions of a nanny, yeah, but the abuse, of course, was not in this at all, in the fact that from the aunt's side there were constant reproaches that it was because of me that she could not get married successfully, it was because of me that her husband was perverted. and from the side of her spouse - this is a situation of violence, that is, well, i was beaten very badly as a child, my aunt or her husband? husband, yeah, and there was sexual harassment, it did not come to direct sexual violence, yeah, but it was sexual stalking followed me for many years, yeah, at what age did it start? well, probably around twelve years old. how did it manifest itself? touching, feeling, str