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aliabadi in iso eco. banjuri , the news agency of the broadcasting corporation, bandar abbas. more news, diet. one of the commanders of hezbollah was assassinated in lebanon . in the terrorist operation of the occupying regime, hossein ibrahim makki, one of the commanders of hezbollah, was martyred and two of his companions were injured. this the terrorist operation was carried out in the city of sur, 25 kilometers from the occupied palestinian border. this morning, the resistance fighters targeted a merkava tank of the zionist regime along with the soldiers around it in the south of gaza city. in this operation, several occupation soldiers were killed or wounded. the quds and qassam battalions also announced a heavy conflict with the zionists in jabalia and announced that they succeeded in several deception operations . kill a number of zionist soldiers and injure several others. clashes in jabalia have escalated since two days ago and at the same time as the zionist army attacked this camp in the north of the gaza strip. the occupiers surrounded the camp, but due to the stro

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we were able to attract a purchase of 2 billion tomans for the asphalt of the school, to build an isoool , to paint and paint the walls of the school. the problems of students , we did various projects, including the ehsan education and training project in bakhtiari estanmal, the ehsan danesh project, which explained the special worksheets for the elementary level , and the ehsan kancheh project, which is special for preschoolers, which cannot be used as it is now due to lack of financial ability. sign up in preschool. we have implemented these projects for needy students in bazo district as well as in farsan city of chaharmal bakhtiari province. we enter the field of jihad at any time in villages in places that need help , especially their students. it is the best feeling to we are shaking hands and we may not be able to express them at all, to describe, to describe , i can't give any explanation, i have no description for the feeling we have with deprived children in deprived places at that time. the jihad of imran skill and abadi, jihad of explanation and jihad of religious service

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they will send a noninvasive explosion on top of a building and then they know 10 minutes later it isoing to get dropped. host: the israeli government or the administration asked them to spell out plans. you think the united states has a voice given wha give them in a? guest: i do not -- that we give them? guest: i do not. it is war. afghanistan, 13 brave americans, one is aff sergeant and his because once again our rules ofd engagement. we had a marine and i asked him in a committee and this should have been national committee and he had the suicide bomber in his sites not once but twice andcald leadership, the pentagon and state rt said don't take the shot. if he had taken the shot he would've taken the guyut. cnn evented what did. host: we should have a role on that? guest: we give them the weapons and it is their war they want americans on the ground in which i'm not convinced that art americans there. there are americans they call em contractors or mercenaries or what have you. the newport themerican taxpayers just built, you can't tell me something is not going to happen there. host

the largest volumes of supplies are dedicated to liquefied gas, solvent and iso-recycled. in the inner hall. on the last trading day of last week, all kinds of products worth more than 2282 billion tomans were sold. 3 million 580 thousand. all kinds of products were sold in the commodity exchange in the week ending may 28. the value of these transactions was 400 billion tomans. the value of transactions of the top 10 companies was estimated at 2,260 billion tomans. according to the announcement of the commodity exchange, 413 companies presented their goods and products in the halls and sub-markets. isfahan's mubarak steel, golgohar iron development and misr iran industry are three. company they were superior based on the sales value. the commodity exchange was obliged, in cooperation with the ministry of petroleum and energy , to allocate steel and cement products at full price to the national housing movement plan. provide the islamic revolution housing foundation with more appropriate rates for the provision of supportive housing in the national housing movement plan, wh

the two sides have been finalizing terms for a pack to use chat gpt features in apple's next iso. tesla hiring back some of the almost 500 members of its super charging team that were dismissed last month. they're being embraced as the industry standard with competitors adopting its tech. let's go now to bloomberg's john farrow at the summit. >> scarlet, thank you. alongside me, the bank of america chief. good afternoon. it's not bad, is it? good to see you, somewhere different. president macron, is he trying to sell you a french bank, what's happening here? >> no, he's not trying to sell it. what he's trying to sell is doing business in front. we have moved from 1100 people here, about 750 people under the broker dealer, and they've been great and accommodative. the rules and stuff, it's been a great experience for us. jonathan: what have they done to attract the investment from you? >> we needed attempt, because we were locating jobs. some people moved, some people didn't, so they have a lot of talent. they know the trading business because the large french banks and regulatory

secretary, are you concerned that iran isoing to try and blame israel or even the united states for therash khe president yesterday? and for general brown, israel is conducting operations in northern gaza evenho defeated hamas there. given your personal experience fighting terrorists, do you believe that israel c achieve its goal of fully eliminating hamas? >> the united states n part to play in that crash and so, and thas ft plain and simple. >> and israel, are you afr they're going to blame israel? >> i won't speculate to what blame. again, they have to conduct an investigation to see what cause of the crash was. it could be a number of things, error, you name it. so to your qio northern gaza, you know, and based on experience, not do you have to go in and clear out whatever adversary you're up against, you have to go in and hold the territory and stabilize it the israelis did not actually, once they cleared, hold. so that allows your adversary then to repopulate in areas if you're not there. and so, that does make it more challenging for as far as being able to meet their objective i

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this -- to ignite this mix and cause an explosion. á% something was the incident he referred to which isonce. it is a precipitator, but not the fundamental cause. host: to stephen in memphis, tennessee. ■caller: my first concern is the gentleman that spoke from texas in regard to mass murder among black people. i want to say - somlaw passed ck farmers. they passed a law that what ha oklahoma defiled under the junction where the type of reversedzbi -- type of reimbursement? host: you're talking -- guest: you're talking broadly about the concept of reparations which means to repair damage done. oing on even as we speak in this community about reparations. city council passed a resolution apologizing for the massacre and creating these conversations to follow up on the recommendations made by the stewide commission i referenced. had. table some recommendations from the community as to how we repair the damage from the losses that at further education and curriculum reform, the possibility of payment survivor, the possibility of economic targeting the black community how we repair what was lo

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back to back incidents targeting the incidents targeting the company's property. network iso network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >> take a look at this. tesla chargers vandalized in the north bay. the man who shot this video says this was at a parking lot and allay on mother's day. thieves cutting the wires and taking off with the copper inside of them. kron four's sara stinson spoke with the man who took this video. we're going to have her full report coming up later on tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11 o'clock. meantime, police are investigating after several tesla's were vandalized at the fremont tesla factory. they say

cold, cold cold, that iso energy report about the upcoming summer, they talked about the cold temps.tep on that. as long as they stay cold. brentwood and vacaville, they'll be near 90 today. but other locations, 50, 60 now 40 up in the mountains. beautiful. up in the mountains. but temperatures will be impacted by that system coming in there in the pacific northwest. so it's still warm to hot if you know, if you think anything over 76 is hot, i get it. but it will be cooler on saturday. i think we'll get a little rebound on sunday before a really strong system moves into the pacific northwest. that look at crescent city, that's pretty good rain. you're talking about some big time rain up in seattle after that is the big conundrum. is it going to get warm hot really hot. we'll deal with it next week. friday forecast a little cooler. coast and bay, still sunny, warm inland. that's equals mainly upper 80s but 60s and 70s by the water. big cool down saturday. slight bump up sunday. another cool down. monday does look warmer. tuesday >> all right thank you steve. well virtual menus at res

the purposend of the hearing iso examine the authorities of the budget request for 2025 and i would like to thank the witness for joining us today and without objection the gentleman i also want to welcome a new member of the subcommittee the gentleman from new york. thank you for joining us. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. on behalf of the members of the subcommittee i'm pleased to welcome him to discuss it's been over two decades since the establishment of through the attacks in 2001. while tsa has grown and was an agency. as a safeguard of the truckingand pipelines it leads n facilitating the open movement of people and goods throughout the united states and the transportation system. throughout the last year the subcommittee has conducteded hearings on issues from ths say, the role ofs technology in aviation security to the identity management work. this gives a better understanding of where they stand today. but the kind of lighthearted missiona' they need technology d man of power to keep the commerce flowing. we recognize that continues to be an issue and the subc

how do you feel about how the department isos upcoming electio ensure that we have an election with integrity thatl choose the next president of the united states? mr. meyer: that is something that the department is spending a ton of time on. a number of parts of the department -- the secretary first and foremost, but also cisa focusing on infrastructure. again, there is a lot to do. whether it be attempts by foreign actors to mess with the election or domestically, or whether it be the more mechanical, if you will, issue of hardening election voting systems against cyberattack. making sure the technology is accurate. that sort of thing. or what i will refer to as the softer sort of threats of foreignelection through the use, mal,■s disinformation sometimes powered by ai or other means. there is a lot going on. we are constantly on the lookout. in addition to cisa, ina, information and analysis director is focused on these issues as well. eight to 12 years ago i think that the issue caught a lot of people by surprise. that is certainly not going to happen this time around. we are very focused

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t nothing iso going to change. >> what's interesting is that students in these universities, they wantus stuff. they want pads, vegan food but they want to know all about thec financial investments at these universities. we want to b be e able to look at your books and find out what your university is supporting. and we find out that almost half of these agitators aren't evens students in the campus. >> good to be back with everybody. it's been unfortunate watching h lot of what's happened over the last week and a half. the police and law enforcement, even with president trump, i, i agree with part of it. i'm a supporter of police and law enforcement confronting anda holding people accountable whocc are not exercising their first amendment rights.efor i've said before, we have a history of protests in our country. the most successful anday persuasive and powerful protest has always been peaceful. it's always been with an end in mind and an absence of violence towards those who may be opposed to you... in this sense we are talking about what people are doing tooe jewish americans and th

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this isoing to progress to the south and east throughout the day today, bringing unseasonably cold aird as we get you set into a live doppler, seven, right now, you can see from sea ranch to fort ross and some of the heavy rain. guerneville, bodega bay and out towards healdsburg. so it is on the move. sinking to the south. here we are in novato, a southern marin county, and pushing over into napa and fairfield. so everyone getting a little bit of light rain right now, even san francisco down through the peninsula. and then we'll get into the heavier rain with the passage of the cold front. that looks about 9:00 or so. 55 in oakland, right now it is 53 in santa rosa. and look how murky that looks out there. looks like a january day. so a rainy start, much cooler. and looking at tomorrow morning pretty chilly as well as your monday morning. but we're going to recover nicely and look at temperatures steadily warming throughout the workweek. here's a look at the winds. you can expect the winds to accompany the front the gusty winds. so 6:00 notice that they're mainly along the coast, but a

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and as we look at this, it shows us the iso bars of of temperature.ure kind of retrograding a little. they're setting up that when gradient. that's friday. when that wind peaks, we get that northeasterly flow that offshore wind and also the warmth is going to peak on friday to and then you can see more high pressure kind of nudging a hidden and that keeps us warm. so here's the set up. you can see it right here. the gradient between the 2 creating some of that when the high pressure keeping us warm, the wind certainly kicking up because of it. you can see 20 miles per hour, half moon bay. 23 out in fairfield. so we under that wind advisory through 08:00am on thursday for the areas that you see here in that brown color. and that does mean that you could see gusts up to about 45 miles per hour. so just be ready for that. as we head across today tonight and even tomorrow morning, the heat is on. folks. look out for friday is going to be a warm one and we're staying really warm right through the weekend has been really nice weather for the weekend, though

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that's to begin a conversation, to begin a negotiation and to encourage his negotiating partners in this iso defense spending. i'm glad eight years later we're still having the discussion about whether we should take him literally or figuratively. we haven't learned that lesson yet. you know, one of the things i was thinking about, elizabeth, as i to the ambassador speak, i thought that her comments were so moving about america's role, especially at the global south, and how they're us when i hear that i think all that makes me want to get in the fight right. however i also think and i don't live in d.c. i live in nashville, tennessee. and i think about the moms going to the grocery store and how much it costs to them to fill up their grocery. i think about how much it costs, you know, a dad who's working two jobs because he can't make ends meet to up his gas tank and people are worried about crime. people are worried about the border. so how do we as make the that we need to care about ukraine and europe when whenever there seem. you know i i think i think there may be some form of journali

and of cours ant diste, your central m point is the most important point of what you just said isos ing, and is the most important thing. now that is we are now in ta system where you have the executive branch trying to put their political enemies in jail. in fact, they are putting their politica.y arl enemies in jail. we've never seen anything like thisr . and so the idea that that congress, republicans licansin congress would use thes authority, there's a jail cell authin the house of representatives, in the basement of the menthouse of representatives. ll the idea that republicans would use that jail cell to put merrick garland or anybody else who's in contempt of congress is you know, it's at this point, it's fair game. i don't want to see us godirect in that direction, but i don't want to see us in the direction we're in nowioi don', where youe the department of justice af and beingorrupted used to go after the political enemies of the of the people that are in the white house. this is terrifying the whi becae it's not the way you run a democracy, incarcerate ed steve bannon for de

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american troops have operated in these year since 2018 to fight armed groups linked the iso and to al qaeda. but in countries within this aisle, there's been growing dissatisfaction during that time with the western forces in their inability to end the attacks. meanwhile, russia has been lobbying to fill the security void. it's paramilitary groups, like wagner have long formed partnerships with governments in the soho and after new share burkina faso. and molly each experience cruise their new military leaders chose to increase cooperation with moscow. instead of the west, victor okay, is a professor of international politics, peace and security at the coffee, a non international peacekeeping center. you are joining us live from the gun a and capital aqua. you 1st of all, so your read on this. i mean, it's very unusual to have russian troops and us troops sharing a common space like i can't think of any recent moment or place where that has happened to your very right. um, this is very interested in and that's all my take my, you know, what i'm, this is more like an actual occasion fr

i mean, in one democratic pollster iso up to recently said that every down-ballot democrat that they'reing for all the campaigns that they're on. their outperforming. president biden. now, does that actually help him? is the big question. i mean, when i was in arizona in 2020, i did hear some voters here's it, say they were really interested in kelly, who's now a senator and that may be made them a little bit more to voting for biden that they started looking at him a little bit differently. now, is that enough though in a state that's going to be one at the margins, especially if president biden is suffering with other key blocks, whether it's latinos, whether it's black voters in these states, but it's something that i think democrats are paying attention to, to see how much can these other down-ballot democrats boost him? and boost his message? and geoff, as you come in here, i just want to show another piece of data that our team put together, which is so interesting and it's what you brought up about ticket-splitting historically in 20126 braces voters tickets split, meaning that t

. >> i wish we had an iso cam on your face as he was speaking based on your reaction, what you've seen perplexed by sir, sit down so in terms of what happened at there's also one more motion that is going to be filed before judge merchan, and that's a motion to set aside the verdict. and judge merchan is going to make that decision, but there's only three grounds that you can set aside the verdict before sentencing, and that has to deal with juror misconduct has to do when newly discovered evidence or whether there's an error so big a trial that if it were to be appealed, that it will be an automatic reversals so unlikely, none of those three happened during trial. so just like how jeremy said and just how i'm misty said you have the appellate process. appellate process is going to go through the appellate division first. if the appellate decision of decision division upholds the verdict, then of course, a grant lead to see if they'll go to the court of appeals, but that's not going to happen here. i don't think that but there's such a big issue that the new york court of appeals is go