all by organizing the average foundation for the people by the self-sacrifices, i know the shahid foundation in the people's government of hazrat ayatollah dr. raisi as an exemplary people's organization, where all the different fields are happening with the help and support of the shahid foundation. god willing, it will come true and it will come to fruition. thank you very much for your presence. that other activities, as god willing, we will be at your service in the travel program of our other programs, you will explain them. i will say goodbye. thank you very much, dear compatriots, for the special news conversation tonight. may god bless you and protect you in the name of god. hello, ladies and gentlemen. i am alireza hashem zadegan, i am with you today with the world . we will start tonight's program on september 7th, which corresponds to august 20th, the world day against nuclear tests , with news from japan. the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the japanese army said

the entrance to the foundation is open .re files from the time of the holy defense of the child has not been addressed or the defenders of the shrine are still in progress we have 67 thousand people to attend to the families of our veterans, especially now we had a number of martyrs, in these days security martyrs have witnessed a good release, their number is very few, but mostly dear ones with 7,000 stickers, especially from the perspective of clause a, article 87 of the sixth plan law, which people they were added to our group without the form of a clinical accident, but i will hand over the original 709 to bahman. when your program is limited, we have to report only a part of the services tonight. now, god willing, it will come back through the media and the opinion of the dear people. when you arrive, you will have a ready report we have prepared the first report, but before that seven transformative programs and headlines, one is that we were very isolated and scattered, especially in cultural affairs, with the help of

foundation. previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at honeywell international and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. is. where. well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. and thank you for joining us. also like to welcome our c-span audience for tuning in during coolidge's centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. as was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. it's a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. our nation's 30th president, a man who history truly has too overlooked. thanks to amity and her teams, to necessity and the commitment of the coolidge foundation under her leadership, president coolidge is finally, finally receiving long overdue reexamination and that he so richly. president coolidge is origins we

by organizing the foundation for the people by the self-sacrifices, the martyr foundation was established in the people's government of hazrat ayatollah dr. raisi as an exemplary people's organization, where all the different currencies happen with the help and support of the people, with the help and support of the martyr foundation. thank you very much for your presence, i know that other activities, as god willing, we will be at your service in our other travel plans. you will explain them. i will say goodbye. thank you very much for the special news conversation tonight . may god bless you . palestinian ashbel from the east, while i, palestine, was deprived of the justice of our presence. here in karbala is a hopeful message for the palestinian nation to go and not be alone, to raise the flag of freedom on the roofs of mosques and churches , we will be with them in the alleys and streets of quds . hussein peace be upon him let us learn and use this hand in confronting bullies, photos, and oppressors. today , on the occasion of arbaeen , we ask all freedom lovers in the world to unite

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalyn p. walter foundation, and damon button. - richard eyfus. - hi. - welcome to firing line. [dreyfuss laughing] - it's been years. i've wanted this for so long. [dreyfuss and hoover laughing] - you have portrayed notable american figures from vice president dick cheney to secretary of state alexander haig to ponzi scheme scam artist bernie madoff. and you have often said that you would like to play ulysses s. grant. as a student of american history, are there other uncommon americans you would like to portray? - aaron burr. - why? - because i don't think he ever did anything wrong. and i think he's- - go on. - no, he was a very remarkable man. and he said things that were adorable. like he once said to a bunch of lawyers, "never write anything down because someday someone may read it." and i think that's great. - but at the time that aaron burr shot alexander hamilton, he was widely reviled. - no. - do you feel drawn towards characters in history who are misund

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, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. - will hurd. welcome back to firing line. - it's always a pleasure to be on with you. thank you for having me. - why do you want to be the next president of the united states? - look, it's a great question. we have a number of what i consider to be generational defining challenges that we're not addressing. one of them is the new cold war that we're in with the chinese government. the chinese government is trying to surpass the united states of america as a global superpower. that's not my opinion. that is what the chinese government has said about themselves in english. and every american should care about that because it's gonna impact how far our dollar goes. it's gonna impact our retirement accounts. it's gonna impact our kids and grandkids ability to get good paying jobs. we also are having to deal with a complicated economy, persistent inflation. this century, for the last 23 years, the cost of goods and service

marshall foundation with melissa davis, who is director of library and archives for the foundation. let's do a little bit of a tour inside this library, beginning with this table and this map. tell us what we're looking at. so this is a copy of the last core level d-day map in existence. it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. - vivek ramaswamy, welcome to "firing line." - thanks. i'm glad to be here. - why do you want to be the next president of the united states? - i am worried, margaret, that we are in the middle of this national identity crisis where my generation in particular, our generation, we're hungry for purpose and meaning and identity, and yet we hunger to be part of something bigger than ourselves, yet we can't even answer what it means to be an american. i think that loss of identity is responsible for a lot of our economic stagnation. it's part of what's actually even behind the loss of our fortitude on the global stage. and i think that i actually have a vision of what it means to be a citizen of this country, because i have lived the true american dream. and i am worried that will not exist for the next generation unless we do something about it. - what qualifies you to be the next president of the united states? - so the f

now, in 60 thousand villages , 1400 east and rural roads, the housing foundation of our dear colleaguesn approved to provide services in the system. chief engineer it is emphasized that the imam, the wise leader of the revolution, about preventing the villagers from leaving the molten land, should not have equations with big cities and big cities. for the purpose of mr. qalibaf of the parliament, mr. manzoor, i know that the honorable president does not pay attention to the program, chesham needs fertilizer , now the support company is at your service, farmer, minister, belonging to 4. you know that we are aware of its concern, and for them , the solution is the circuit of this strong search engine and online to find the desired medical insurance of all these companies third party insurance, body insurance, supplementary medical insurance, and any type of insurance you need, we are online seven hours a day and at your service with insurance.com. the second phase of granting mahd farsh agencies has started, and to obtain an agency, refer to the address of mahd farsh court. or call 02171

this organization is created and funded by the khodorkovsky foundation oxford founders. the fund is also the founder of the khodorkovsky fund, according to the financial statements of the khodorkovsky fund, the oxford russian fund is the main recipient of citizens. that is, the oxford russian foundation, which financed by those organizations recognized as undesirable in our country. but the tasks that are declared, look how noble it sounds. preservation of cultural heritage, educational activities, promotion of the dissemination and implementation of educational innovations by making a donation to an educational institution, about this just below , the activities of the fund are aimed at helping students and young scientists from the regions of russia to best use their talents and abilities in professional and personal development, and also in public activities, while the assurances of the representative of the organization, the fund does not have any social religious or political attitudes and pursues an ideological goal. they just take our guys to help them. educate an

supervision of this foundation, and by the end of the year, the completed units of the housing foundation will reach 30,000 units. by the end of this year , it should reach 800,000 units delivered to the amon ba unit 300,000 units, the trend that we have in the country now in the cities and villages of the country, alhamdulillah, shows that according to these statistics and numbers, a 45,000-meter property in tehran's quds town was on the way to production. according to the announcement of the secretariat of the supreme board of production, 3357 surplus properties and government rackets have been identified, the area of ​​which is 45,000 square meters, in one of the most expensive parts of the country, that land can be productive, part of it for direct activity, another part of this 45,000 meters of others are leased or otherwise they should use it and every month and every year the income will be injected. the center says that it is a center for the intellectual development of children and teenagers in the 2nd district of tehran, which is supposed to be more useful with production. and 2

of, michigan, and the secchia family foundation and are the principle table sponsors. i want to point out that joan secchia, the wife of the late ambassador peter secchia, is us. thank you so much for being here here. there are many additional sponsors who are listed on the back of your program. and we appreciate and thank you. well, i'd now like to reverend lynette sparks, senior pastor at westminster presbyterian church, to come forward and offer a benediction, an invocation. thank you. thank you. gleaves and to all of you at the gerald r ford foundation for the invitation to participate today. so as we begin, i invite you to join me in prayer, holy and almighty, one source of all is good and noble and gracious. you gather, your people together in communities for mutual support and for of the common good. and we come to this gathering, thankful for the community assembled here today. we come with gratitude for all those who have committed lives to public service and to the betterment of our city, our state, and nation. and today we come, especially thankful for the l

i am steve lee, the president of the korean war veterans memorial foundation. and we are very honored to have you jo u

he is a great supporter of the memorial foundation. let's welcome ambassador cho hyundong chul, sir, with long applause for his welcome to thank you. well, good afternoon. congressman mike geller. welcome to the event. generous to lee schaaf and scarborough watching and superintendent jeffrey reinbold. and minister i'm the one from korea and also we have two members of the korean national assembly. mr. kim jong help and mr. young joo and representatives from the united nations sending and participating states and distinguished guest. 70 years ago today, the guns fell silent and troops stopped marching, bringing a temporary end to the devastating three year war on the korean peninsula. families were torn apart. cities were reduced to rubble. millions of lives, millions of innocent lost their lives. and countless more were displaced. but in the darkest of times, the korean people were determined to build a better future of freedom and democracy. and over the last seven decade, we saw remarkable transformation through painstaking work and

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> you are watching t on bbc news. >> we have had a few challenges. this is part of a structured process to bring 500 people on board. it >>he government is focused on saving money. >> the system is completely broken. >> we warned the government that these accommodations, whether they are barges or military barracks, are unsuitable for a population that is highly vulnerable. ♪ >> good evening it, welcome to the show. of the government has started moving asylum-seekers onto a barge off the south coast of england. it's a controversial attempt to cut costs and deter migrants from coming to the u.k. illegally by boat. the standoff in niger continues. airspace has been closed until further notice, the threat of intervention from other powers. arizona's heat wave as president biden heads thereto promote his clean energy plans. a millionaire working with the chinese gov

benefit from the support of this foundation . god bless the sed and sima news agency. today, the meteorological organization has predicted a shower of rain in parts of the north and south of the country. we will be wind and dust. more details from the expert of the organization cold days meteorology is with me. good morning company and a good start now that the weather is warm, but i have a question, in which country do we have rain , and hopefully the temperature will be a little better, and the other thing we talked about is about dust, how are you? nasham explained about which of the titles and said that we have started well, we can when it is good for a few days in rasht, the temperature of the khuzestan weather is about degrees for the northern cities of the country, the rain that happens at night in many places will not have that much rain, but the cloud cover which happens in the sky and thus prevents the sun's rays if we have the same thing for two hours in one area, it will make the air temperature not so high that it wi

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aids foundation. and i think that during this time of change, it's a it's a great opportunity for me to help the system as well as to pursue something that means a lot to me . the system of care is complex and is vulnerable. and so i think maintaining the san francisco aids foundation is a key is a key partner with many other community based organizations and i believe that it's important to ensure the system is supported during the transition of the chief of programs. and importantly, that the staff of the san francisco aids foundation have continuity during the transition. and i'd like to be a part of that. last couple of points. this i think this opportunity is well suited for a retiree. i have the experience, skills and dedication, and i have relationships with the communities, with also with bodies at the state and the federal level. and i'm willing to work in a part time short term position. and i'm not sure there's a lot of people who would be willing to do that. so i do think it's a nice match

knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. ♪ announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the "newshour." an historic day in washington. a federal grand jury has indicted former president donald trump on four counts, including conspiracy to defraud the united states and obstruction of an official proceeding. geoff: it comes after a more than nine month investigation by special counsel jack smith of mr. trump's involvement in the january 6 insurrection and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. amna: this is the third time mr. trump has been indicted this year. he was first charged in march in a new york court with 34 counts related to hush-money payments made during the 2016 campaign. geoff: his first federal indictment then came in june as part of the special counsel's probe. a florida grand jury charged him with 37 fel

company and barkat foundation, agricultural and aquaculture activists can develop their business. in addition to land facilities with special conditions, he received a loan from the barkat foundation. i created this space jointly between the ministry of agricultural jihad and the barkat foundation . owners of capital in the agricultural chain are supposed to be supported. the rapid movement of agricultural land in 14 provinces for development. fisheries and greenhouse cultivation we have allocated the land and the real expert price , and we will make it available to the investors in installments of at least three years and with the lowest advance payment . this is to create employment, innovation and knowledge- based. it is an economic plan and gharib provides more than seventy thousand job opportunities at least in the initial stage and this is ongoing. jobs in the agriculture and animal husbandry sector can benefit from the support of this foundation by referring to barkat.ir system and registering after checking and studying. they are the original gods razavi khorasan farmers a

this is in regard to the prince's foundation _ of this.ce's foundation and - of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation and i - of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation and i did l of this. this is in regard to the - prince's foundation and i did think it is important to make clear it is the organisation that is at the heart of the investigation. the metropolitan police in london have been looking at these allegations from february of last year, following some newspaper reports in the uk centred on the role of michael fossett, a man who has spent decades being very close to prince charles as he was for most of that time. and rez up to become his valet, a senior adviser and at one time a man who charted one of his charitable trusts as well. it involves allegations that mr fossett had been coordinating, had spoken with representatives of that saudi billionaire, mahfouz marei mubarak bin mahfouz and have said to had supported his bid to gain uk citizenship and also to gain an honour in the uk honour system. possibly a

jackie pridgen and karen sieberg and reid berger with the atchison and amelia earhart foundation.up. thank you for never giving up. perhaps amelia was your role model. amelia's ambition and spirit of adventure that took her around the world was built on a foundational upbringing in atchison. it is fitting today that the foundation on which she stands is from limestone, from the flint hills of kansas, between two and 3 million people from around the world will visit the u.s. capital every year. and it's our hope that with this statue of amelia earhart, it will encourage other girls and boys from small towns across the country to dream to dream big and to work hard, to achieve those dreams. as for those who can't travel to the u.s. capitol, they can visit the amelia earhart hangar museum in atchison, where a replica of the statue will be on display. a statue of a determined young woman with short cut hair. a curious smile, a bomber hat in hand and a sunflower on her belt buckle. amelia earhart's first flight across the atlantic. she was a passenger. she clearly lamented that that sh

aids foundation. and i think that during this time of change, it's a it's a great opportunity for me to help the system as well as to pursue something that means a lot to me . the system of care is complex and is vulnerable. and so i think maintaining the san francisco aids foundation is a key is a key partner with many other community based organizations and i believe that it's important to ensure the system is supported during the transition of the chief of programs. and importantly, that the staff of the san francisco aids foundation have continuity during the transition. and i'd like to be a part of that. last couple of points. this i think this opportunity is well suited for a retiree. i have the experience, skills and dedication, and i have relationships with the communities, with also with bodies at the state and the federal level. and i'm willing to work in a part time short term position. and i'm not sure there's a lot of people who would be willing to do that. so i do think it's a nice match

narrator: funding was so provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected nes. announcer: and now, "bbc news". host: hello, i'm christian fraser, and this is "the context." not reliant on foreign dictators. better for jobs. hundreds of thousands supported in scotland. but also better for the climate. >> i am astonished that rishi sunak is doubling down on his week climate policy. >> climate changes here, it is terrifying, and it is just the very beginning. ♪ christian drill: baby, drill. the republican slogan of 2018, not exactly rishi sunak's policy, but not far off. the prime minister announced hundreds of new licenses will be granted, good for energy security, good for the environment, and better than shipping it halfway around the world, but will it bring down domestic energy prices and is the timing right? a temperature boil off of the florida coast registered 101 degrees fahrenheit. in iraq, the cradle of civilization, the phrase is so dry that there e whole villages

the charity commission has been notified of the foundation's review of this matter, and the foundation the investigation has concluded." some with experience of small charities are concerned how this could affect them. i think it potentially has a huge impact for small charities because we're at a time where so many people are facing so many pressures on their finances, that choosing to give to a charity is a choice that can be hard for a lot of people at the moment. and if they don't do that because they don't have trust in where their money might end up, i think it's going to cause huge problems for those small charities who are the lifeblood of communities right across the country. virgin media 02 have confirmed the payment, but not the amount, they said in a statement, "when payment was made, we were not aware of any concerns about maytrix or the captain tom foundation that have since come to light after our campaign and relationship with captain tom finished." we asked hannah ingram—moore to respond to these allegations. she emailed, "you are awful. it's a total lie." six minutes

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello, you are wae context. >> lost a love one who has been -- had a home that is damaged or destroyed will get help immediately. >> schools were destroyed, busisses, homes, a church was destroyed. it is going to take years. >> 23 people have lost since last night 23 people's lives and i feel like we are not getting the help we need. ♪ >> good evening, thank you for joining us. is strader -- a tragedy unfolding in the pacific at least -- people have died in wildfires in hawaii. also on the show, can the taliban be tried for crimes against humanity for their treatment of women and girls. former prime minister and current -- gordon brown tellss he believes they can. and a deadly outbreak of the feline coronavirus. thousands of ca have died. now veterinarians are dispensing human anti-covid bills to stop the spread -- pills to stop the spread. -- and diverse moth

it undermines the very foundation of the u.n. charter, the foundation of the values we believe in. council has been consistent in condemning russia's actions. their actions have been condemned. very strongly in the general assembly, we have more than 40 countries vote to condemn russia, to condemn their actions, their annexations, and to call for peace. in the security council, you hear every single country to do the right thing. condemning their actions in ukraine, their attack on ukrae's sovereignty. it is really in russia's hands to end this war. they can today. they can return ukrainian territory to ukraine. and allow for the free flow of wheat to the rest of the world. >> those condemnations as loud and frequent have not lead to any action on part of russia. how significantly do you think the veto power has hindered the ability to bring about any discussions? the veto power has not protected them from condemnation. it has not protected them from the isolation they are feeling in the security council. we will continue to keep the pressure on russia until the withdraw troops fro