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yes, inver is thailand, and if thailand is next, i think it will be paraguay, but inver is in brazil, spain is in general , it's much more difficult, but let me tell you that we are actually the fourth ranked futsal team in the world , that's why if we are going to we need to know the contender in four and make a profit in the semi-finals let's follow the path, it doesn't matter if brazil is spain. well, on paper, yes, for example, for france , whose rank is lower than ours , it can reach the second place much easier than us, who are losing to thailand, and morocco is one of the best futsal teams in the world. the powerful people of the world are afraid of facing iran face to face and the team that is going to go for the platform should go and defeat everyone. and three of the members of the heat board of directors are leaving this club, one of them was already separated last year, that is, with the separation of hossein shahriari, mohammad deluri and majid. pourahmadi and hossein khoweiri, who separated last year , four people left and four new members joined the board of directors o

mortgage back up to where it was at the time of the inverness mini budget —— make the inverness miniamongst consumers and householders. but they don't want to go too far because they cannot declare total victory, mission accomplished over what has been remarkable inflation over the last few years. did ou aet over the last few years. did you get a — over the last few years. did you get a sense, _ over the last few years. did you get a sense, it - over the last few years. did you get a sense, it is probably hard to say, but you think there is some influence from those decisions we have seen by the us federal reserve... in terms of the uk? it the us federal reserve... in terms of the uk?— the us federal reserve... in terms of the uk? it may be the other way _ terms of the uk? it may be the other way around, _ terms of the uk? it may be the other way around, actually, - other way around, actually, oddly enough. it is the world central bank that started the cut and i think the us to some degree were playing catch up with the jumbo cuts we saw yesterday. so i think it may be the other way

inver kotiev is already in the studio. in ingushetia, in a region with high birth rates, electricity has appeared in a building, the first this year. inver, hello, how are the children and parents? good evening, ernest, large families parents of the maloroevs. the babies were born at intervals of 1 minute in the republican clinical perinatal... center. three girls: adilya, amila and aimin, each slightly over 2 kg. they are fine, they are actively gaining weight and the center's specialists are preparing them for discharge . the girl's mother admits that at first she will probably have to resort to the help of her mother-in-law. the happy grandmother is already ready to meet her granddaughters. before discharge, the three sisters underwent a comprehensive medical examination, their health will be closely monitored after extracts. endver, thank you. so, we continue the big news with viewers of moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. the new road and the new metro station were opened today by the mayor of the capital

i keep getting messages, alhamdulillah, now it's getting bigger , we'll manage it for 100 inver, my communications should go see where the height is , code the names of the villages in the area, then we'd make a one-page agenda, let it be our commander's name, our network was usually 3 up to the agenda we had one for the battalion commanders and one for the brigade commander, one for the brigade commander with equipment and support, and one for the joint . but no, as soon as he got there , he had to re-transmit messages immediately , and he didn't have anything like this after this break. wireless, what is a prc 77 wireless during the war? it took 11 kilos and half of my weapons were still kalashnikovs, and sometimes the enemy was not there. using his equipment to conversations iranian warriors were listening. for example, in the operation that was carried out in paveh, the enemy's ambush caught his own forces by surprise, but with the code of speech, the enemy was fooled. i know him , then he said, kaveh, kaveh, i'm cold, he said, kaveh, come on, you will understand, i said, kaveh, kaveh , how ar

we changed the track from eid to inver with the approval of the high board of production. we speed up we hope to know which province is better and which provinces are actually our first tier provinces like ardabil province. according to you , the allocation of resources from production towards half -finished projects should be focused. we can have a very suitable and defensible performance. one of the challenges that we have now is with the issue of productivity. the saran resolution is actually ending in december. excess approval. it has been approved by the supreme board and is operational in any case, in the budget law of 1404 that we have now, we propose that as a ruling, in fact, we can have an output from this point of view. we have to have the reference of the pronoun of manufacturing the machine, and the huge point is the half-finished projects, if these two issues are taken seriously, our friends in our provinces, the manufacturing is progressing at a remarkable speed . we don't have a challenge with the provinces in terms of productivity, just one thing opinion a

vardashgah beshan from inver and unver actually did not attack, so independence was the only concern of these recent fringes, which are managed by themselves. what happened to the club, the interviews that the management conducted against javad nekonam, the answer that javad gave , the answers that javad nekonam gave in response to the action the management of the club says that the atmosphere is a bit calmer, and the only question is whether persponov will make it to this game or not . the game against esteghlal is coming . esteghlaliya tried hard to make the day shine in the eyes of that protest, which is not possible at all. because experience has proven that the recent goals of the two teams, and even the video assistant referee of the other teams, did not make the margins of iranian football go away, and you see, we have to see what happens tomorrow. mifete perspis is currently the fourth team in the table with 8 points. esteghlal is the ninth team with five points. in fact, esteghlal should try harder in this game because their fans are worried . thank you, babak. in the name o

the authority has already called and warned the farmers off the count of his company, inver grove, then withdrew our film and permit. it seems they don't want us to stir up anything, but many politicians are still singing. the praises of the magical plant tobacco is will always main export there. now hoping cannabis will prove as popular. i think it's a game changer because from the market research we check, i'd say good with the date. it was found out that the level kind of the states could get us as high as $700.00 a exports. so i told you that that the bug was b. now i topic athletics and, but right now it's ending as i run. so i need immediate use it, so it's kind of these level kind of be so to get us 2 times 3 times as high as what to both getting us now. so they as well a meeting of the lease is not the cooperative north of the capital long way. it's also a victim of the fraudulent cannabis companies. each of the 50 members of the cooperative had to pay the equivalent of $150.00 euros for the license. that's a huge amount of money in $1.00 of the poorest countries in africa, with

it is correct to say that since 1997, inver has been given a loan by the national development fund because the investment projects were not satisfied. in order to finally increase the rate, this increase in the exchange rate has a great impact on the investment of the return on investment of our power plants. this cannot be hidden , that is why the friends of dose fund cooperated don't and banks. whose investment is not justified, through several projects, whose consideration and discussion was the sales route. where a series of general conversations were said, i said let's look for a solution. let me say just one sentence , when i say that the private sector will be suppressed , it is also in mr. esfanani's orders, why mr. esfanani is counting that 15 steam units have entered the circuit and each boiler unit consumes 250 million cubic meters of fuel per year. yes, mr. esfanani, these units who invested, the public sector invested or the non-governmental sector, we are proud to say that this is the private sector the contract was concluded, we still could not get the money. look, when they

days, and of course, let's talk about the turning point of al-aqsa storm to inver, we are witnessingobal behaviors. for example, we see that the international court of justice in the hague issues a ruling to stop the crimes of the zionist regime. the united nations calls the zionist regime a child killer and says that recently fifa was in the news that it is investigating the suspension of the zionist regime in such competitions. behaviors, maybe in the past, we should not focus more on the cause of the global turn against the zionist regime . that's maybe if let's associate, let's say the settled society of the united states of america, i know israel as a settled and small american, you know that the european and sometimes asian immigrant tribes to the united states of america formed a civil society in the trans-america of the red skin, whose history is related to the new history. the united states of america and the situation that width. it cannot be done for more than two centuries. the situation of the zionist regime is the same, that is, there are jewish immigrant groups from al

and egypt in the negotiations for a prisoner exchange deal, it has consistently shown strong bias inver of scienus israel fully backing the genocide in gaza. this is despite having stated multiple times that netanyahu is the one obstructing deal. the problem lies with the insistance of the zionist entity to keep the soul focus on the return. of captives held in gaza. this explains is determination to separate the prisoner exchange deal entirely from any permanent cease fire. on the other hand, hamas views the captives exchange as part of a broader package, beginning with a permanent cease fire to end the ongoing genocide carried out by the zionist military against the palestinian people in gaza, and culminating in a serious pathway toward a comprehensive resolution of the palestinian issue. welcome to the media stream, i'm marthman. if we apply the general principles and guidelines of any negotiations aimed at halting the war that has been raging in gaza for over 10 months now, we will uncover numerous structural flaws. these flaws explain why the talks are stuck in a near endlessly. la

i remember 21 years ago this month, it was in inverness, mr swinney was actually making his annual conferences there as snp leader because of course, he used to be leader. that was after a pretty devastating election result in may 2003 for the scottish parliament election and there was a lot of unhappiness in the membership about the strategy when it came to independence so that party conference, mr swinney faced a challenge from an ordinary member, challenge from the leadership from a member called bill wilson who did go on to become a member of the scottish parliament for the snp a bit later on. mr swinney survived that challenge but then in june survived that challenge but then injune 2004, he faced another bad election defeat when it came to the european parliamentary election. in those days, when that united kingdom were still in the european union. and after that, time is up for mr swinney and he gave up, had to give up being snp leader at that point. to be replaced, of course, by one alex salmond with his deputy as one nicola sturgeon. so in terms of snp leadership figures, really nota

inver, tell us why the criminal was still being searched for for 3 weeks and how his identity was establishedld like to note that the defendant came to the attention of the investigation literally on the second day of the investigation, he aroused certain suspicions among the investigators, but at that time there was no... evidence to bring charges against him. thanks to the operational search activities and investigative actions that were carried out, an evidentiary base was obtained. in the footage of the operational filming, tsygankov with his characteristic calmly told the investigators how he first caught the girl in a deserted place, next to the river, then attacked her , tried to convince the law enforcement officer that he only wanted to rob her and let her go, but did not expect the twelve-year-old schoolgirl to fight back, then he hit her with all his might and began to strangle her with her own shirt. then he hid the bicycle and the child's body in the reeds, threw it out of the bag there, having emptied it before, they took it off, checked what was there, whether there was anythin

and my project is called the inver catcher. unfortunately, people die collecting this amber even now young people who haven't really mastered scuba diving, also, di. so this idea came to me to ember catcher. whether it's a realistic person or some kind of human form or just call. and so i'm doing this kind of work now, and these are already finished forms of practically ready to be worked on what's good. so these are the shapes. that one more thing. it's also interesting. thank you very much appreciated the there was a time when i started to was abused to obtain flowers divided the continental lawn for time monks themselves. it was divided as a hunting ground. if we do not unite the corner knives as we come out again, we know that they are those who want the mazda continent to stop and 8, but the mazda clinton, and never be stopped, because the mazda continent must be great. she will only be great. on the shore does all of us sons and daughters on by the set. all right, so now click on the goodwill console. and let us confess a

and my project is called the inver capture, unfortunately, and people die collecting this amber even now young people who haven't really mastered scuba diving also die. so this idea came to me out of the amber capture, whether it's a realistic person or some kind of human form or scroll. and so i'm doing this kind of work now. and these are already finished forms of practically ready to be worked on yet. so these are the shapes that i'm looking. it's also interesting. thank you very much. appreciated the, [000:00:00;00] the, the rick sanchez here. this is direct impact. then this is the sum of what we're going to be talking about. the what you're just hearing there is um, metal scraping against metal. what you saw as a chinese coast guard ramming the philippine coast guard, or was it the other way around? we're gonna try and figure this out. it's an international squabble. let's see. i'm rick sanchez. let's do this the, i'm gonna begin today by showing you this uh scrimmage which i just uh, reference to.

what is the weather like inver these communities the nextitie couple of days without power?tantly, reported that temperature is 80, 90 degrees, you med and dealing without power for apalachee's cooler but rain still onn the away the next couple of days and it will be a little bit to get this cleanedne up. >> thank you, adam. the race for the white houseuse remains close with several key states with an margin of error. voters still consider the economy, border, immigration all issues but all issues for republicans. with the polling shows a close race even with major issues benefiting republicans, the question is why? why is it so close?tion speaking of questions vice president harris haent s nt been getting any link she does the details are quite sketchy. >> if you are hardworking and you have the dreams and the impatience and dre aspirations,u are in my plan. >> spending tax credit foran. mentioning housing before if you can't raise corporate taxes were g.o.p. takes control of the senate, where do you get thean h money to do that? but we have to raise corporate taxes. and we

statistically it does not matter whether inverness or not culturally it matters illegal at mass all kindsis not a thing. charles: 4.4% were 4.3 that initial nudge you talked about a us will get the fed to be more aggressive. we will see. great work it's been far chill all my man and it's great to see a thanks. qucook squick list of the solide thank you. charles: the spring academy security macro strategy peter, your thoughts? he felt the fed should have cut in july. is this a makeup thing for you, to 25 basis points kind of thing? what is more of a makeup thing than anything else. i do think they read the beige book more closer than wall street there were hints there they should do more. they tried to make it a hawkish of 50. they move the dots down for next year but still much higher than what the market has. he did not give you a warm touchy-feely were going to get 50 every time. having said that the reality is you got pushed into 50 he did 50 markets are responding positively. quick seductive for 50 not bite fellow members but by the numbers. >> he probably got pushed by the fact he di

a murky start but not too long before blue skies emerged, including in inverness.n ireland and northern scotland. to put it in context, yesterday in aberdeenshire we got to 25 degrees. the average is 17 celsius for the time of year. more today but cooler and cloudy on eastern coast. the full forecast later. somalia has been torn apart by more than 30 years of conflict, but the challenges it faces have been made worse by climate change. the easternmost country in continental africa recently suffered its worst drought for 40 years. then it was hit by torrential rains and terrible floods. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, has visited somalia to see the challenge the country faces. i'm in somalia — one of the most dangerous countries in the world — to report on how climate change is making conflict in places like this even worse. but we've got to stay safe, and that means bringing some serious security. out in the dry scrub that covers much of the country, the climate challenge is clear. singing. climate change is disrupting the patterns of rain that have kept water

point, portions of san francisco this afternoon, and then zipping on up into the north bay closer to inverness. we still have some overcast near that part of the north bay, and also right around bolinas as well. current numbers san francisco 62 degrees, san jose 76. no triple digits, no 90s. not much in the way of 80s inland. just some 70s this afternoon. so definitely a cooldown out there with concord 76 and santa rosa in the mid 70s. winds right now there's already a bit of a breeze out there. you can see winds gusting to around 30 to 31 miles an hour out toward fairfield. santa rosa winds gusting to 20 miles an hour and sfo a westerly breeze at 22 miles an hour. let's check out half moon bay, still in the single digits, but the winds tomorrow could be a bit stronger e area here's our live camera once again looking out toward the ocean estuary. and there's that blanket of cloud cover as we just showed you on the satellite near the coast. and right around portions of san francisco as far as the overnight pattern. still some patchy low clouds tomorrow morning and then increasing sunshine into

inverness, bodega ba, petaluma gap, southwest marin coast, san francisco, south san francisco. but then it just kind of pulls, says, all right, i'm on the san mateo coast. and then just like that, it says, no, not santa cruz. so there's some there. southern california, a little different twist, some cloud cover coming up. so maybe that will take a couple of degrees off some of the highs. you can see the partly to mostly cloudy certainly go to the east and also to the northeast of la, but some even over la. livermore started the week off monday at 82 nice degrees. on tuesday they went to 99 and a wednesday 100. yesterday at 102. and i don't think they'll change too much today. should drop about ten degrees. tomorrow is the way it's looking. but there's fog on the coast, parts of it, not all of it, but most of it. it will be nice there. it will be mild to warm around. the bay are hot and then inland it's hot. brentwood's already 71, now 50, 60, 70 on. the temps were actually running warmer than 24 hours ago by 1 to 4 degrees. palo alto leads the way at plus four. remember though,

more than 30,000 people like mandy in places from ipswich to inverness have spoken to the covid inquiryre gathering people's stories and experiencel good morning. we are gathering i people's stories and experience of the lockdown _ people's stories and experience of the lockdown for— people's stories and experience of the lockdown for an _ people's stories and experience of the lockdown for an independent i the lockdown for an independent inquirv — the lockdown for an independent inquiry. it's— the lockdown for an independent inquiry. it'sjust_ the lockdown for an independent inquiry. it'sjust over— the lockdown for an independent inquiry. it'sjust over here. - it's now starting to tackle its next subject, the nhs and health care. i caught covid and ended up in intensive care on a ventilator for three weeks. inside the town hall, gordon, a paramedic, told me he caught covid early on. i couldn't do the shifts any more, couldn't cope with them, so i left the ambulance service and i work in general practice now. so, yeah, so it's changed my life in that respect. it's clear the pandemic had

bodega bay, in between inverness. but coming in, hitting some fog up 101 santa rosa.hen over san pablo bay, over to hercules. looks like it made it to vallejo. maybe cordelia, a little bit there. hiddenbrooke. and then this is the winner, though, right there. san mateo, redwood city, sunnyvale, stanford, palo alto, san jose, milpitas. that was not there yesterday. so fog again, you know, inland and well inland. no no no help there. so we're going to go from 70s seconds 90s to near 100 degrees. all right. so here 830 south or somewhere else. >> you know what. we will go south. we're going to go kind of from north to south steve. but there's slow traffic everywhere. bay bridge and there's fog there too, as steve has been mentioning, we went right from the bay bridge to the south bay, and you can see there's south traffic there, slow traffic there. on 280, 85, 101 and a lot of slow traffic in the east bay. i'd say between san leandro and fremont you drive south is going to be typically and predictably slow. one thing that i have noticed is the peninsula these days is get

there's not a lot inland, although unless you go north, then you can find some inverness, bodega bay,petaluma. some made it up to santa rosa. i think it's burning off, though. pretty fast. and then san francisco. yes parts of southwest marin coast tries to make it over towards the golden gate fields there. albany maybe el cerrito. after that, it's mainly on the coast, as you can see, it's going north to south and says santa cruz, i'm out. i'm out there, but i'm not over you. so you can have some on the san mateo coast, but mostly sunny on the santa cruz coast. morning fog coast 6070 bayside. some fog, mainly north 70s 80s to near 90 inland. still another day of 90s to a few near 102. again. i mean brentwood's already 71. you're seeing 50s 60s on the temps, so if you're far enough inland, it will be another hot day. that high is just too strong here. that little low, though, to the northwest is going to start to knock it down a little bit. it's a hot pattern away from the coast. not really over. the tuesday was hot and then after that the coast has been pretty nice to warm, but a cooli

airport, they love london city airport and they love norwich and other places such as exeter and inverness really don't like are manchester, particularly the old unreconstructed terminal three and terminal one at manchester they came at the bottom and they're not particularly fond of heathrow, gatwick or stansted or luton either, but i'll tell you what, dawn, when it comes to airports, it's , as the great airports, it's, as the great french philosopherjean—paul sartre said, unfair. les ort hell is other people and bluntly, none of the top ten airports in the which survey are in the top ten airports in terms of number of passengers being handled. so, it's, yeah, we much prefer places where you haven't got many other people, understandably, but i'm afraid aviation doesn't tend to work like that. >> so small is beautiful, basically. >> london city, my favourite airport is our number two in the list. so what is. airport is our number two in the list. so what is . what's the one list. so what is. what's the one thing that makes a really good airport? simon >> well, a really good question. so i

door, temperatures lower than we have been used over the few days, lows of around four celsius in invernessown to around two or three celsius. and even show starts tomorrow morning, more of you waking up to sunny skies overhead, though —— and even chiller starts tomorrow morning. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, but overall fewer showers, more of you will spend the bulk if not all they dry on thursday. temperatures similar if not a little bit lower than today. winds phone light as we go through thursday night, meaning that into friday morning, a greater chance of a widespread frost developing. temperatures could be as low as around zero to two celsius, cycle starts to friday morning. but a bright day on friday before temperatures rise this weekend. thank you, matt. damejacqueline wilson has been inspiring children for years after writing more than 100 books, one of the most popular, of course, being the story of tracy beaker. but now she's hoping to connect with a new audience, as she prepares to publish a book for adults, following three characters she first introduced us t

the union said several 100 high risk people and been inoculated. inver wanda, most of them in the areas near the border with the democratic republic of congo. that's the country worst hit by the outbreak. this is dw news from berlin. there's more news on our website at the w dot com or the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in, the snow gets current, use events analyzed by experts. and critical thing is this is with the weekdays. on d, w from the prior into the fuel tank is used cooking oil, the environmentally friendly solution for old combustion engines. i always say there are more restaurants than fuel stations to land rodolfo rod. it certainly is convinced that this technology and already uses it to power his camper. van visa converts cancel the if i feel i'm doing the right thing, i'm protecting the rivers and protecting the environment as mission with a camera to educate people about recycling is gold. a 3 cross border transport solution we're in a key of frontier 4 by 4 from 2004.

the union said several 100 high risk people had been inoculated, inver wanda, most of them in the areas near the border with the democratic republic of congo. that's the country worst hit by the outbreak. this is the deputy news from berlin. there's more news on our website at the w dot com to the leader of hezbollah today accused is real of carrying out a massacre this week when thousands of pages in walkie talkies used by hezbollah suddenly exploded. as he spoke, is rarely war. planes could be heard over be root, are, is real and hezbollah headed for a full blown war. and what does this mean for israel's war against the mos in gauze of the us is still pushing for a ceasefire. they are, but with the front lines multiplying the escalation and diplomacy, they seem to be misplaced variables in an equation. for more, i'm pretty golf and berlin. this is the day the, this is the closest that i think we've been to original voice since 1972. and then if any is government does not perform poor, we have been 40, and now that really immobilized, we'll try to avoid what we've seen today. so again,