leila: eventually she was caught. now, she spends her days in a protection center in the army zone, dreaming helplessly of her three young kids. >> [translated] until now, i don't know if my children are alive or dead. leila: i tell maha we should stop if it's too much. no, she insists, people need to know what's happening. >> [translated] many other people have experienced similar things. i am not the first girl, nor will i be the last. some girls were raped in front of their parents. all sudanese have been psychologically damaged by the rsf. we live in fear. leila: with the war still raging, there's little space for healing. escape, survive, escape, survive. a nightmarish cycle playing out on repeat for sudanese families who never know if their next stop will be their safe place, or their last. the distances displaced sudanese families have to cover to escape the fighting are vast. and they're often taking the long way around the mountains to try to avoid the shifting front lines. everyone we speak to is telling us

william: -- leila: dr.addal specialises in infant malnutrition, a brutal side effect of the war which is devastating sudan's children. mugahed is just 10 months old. he has acute malnutrition. >> we get a lot of new admissions, a lot of cases under the age of 5, 6 months. some cases come in from rsf controlled territory, which come in very bad shape. cases of severe, severe malnutrition. leila: mugahed's little body can't cope. his lungs are failing. he weighs just half what he should at this age. >> it's heartbreaking. really, it's heartbreaking. leila: the hospital sees more than 100 cases like this each month. families like mugahed's are trapped behind fluid front lines, with little access to food and water. undernourished mothers can't produce the breast milk their babies need. risking the journey to get them here is the only chance to save them. but they don't always make it. nine-month-old ukran, named for another bitter war of survival, has had so little nutrition in her early life that her organs ar

my colleague leila alnazarova has the details and leila, hello, what is the reason for such a significantello, this is the result of the completion in july of part of the preferential state programs. the issuance of mortgage loans in a month decreased by almost three times, follows from data from the united credit bureau. the decrease is not surprising, it occurred from a very high base. for the previous month, russians took out housing loans for only 292 billion rubles. at the same time, the first summer month turned out to be a record. then , loans were issued for almost 835 billion. in addition, the average volume of issued. noted that the issuance of housing loans for new buildings also significantly decreased, if last june they accounted for half of all loans issued, then in july their share decreased to a third, such a noticeable decline in this segment is the result of the end of part of the preferential state programs in july, experts are confident that the decline in demand for mortgages will continue, in during july, the market, part of the month - dealt with the conditions that

this is a part of the book "the story of my name" written by leila guderzianfar. i impatiently went to my grandfather's room. he was praying. the story of a martyred pilot who is the third base of all hunters. don is named in his memory. i felt that if books were written and the real heroes of this land like shahid nojeh were introduced, it would make our children today know that they were loved ones even though they were studying abroad, but they came and serving their homeland, a martyr who first came to children and teenagers of this land are introduced. 5-6 months, i just thought about the work framework. no matter how the children are introduced, mohammad nojeh is not the pilot who was sent to paveh to help martyr chamran, but on his way back, he was attacked by the kamle party and was martyred. it was a great night to be sent to this mission with the tongue of fasting and to be the guest of the angels that night and to break the fast with the blood of martyr mohammad kabin jalo and martyr seyed abdullah bashiri musa. the rear cabinet was recorded as the firs

joining us on this edition of the news review, we have journalists and geopolitics expert leila hatum joining us from the lebanese capital, beirot, and we also have international lawyer and political analyst barry grossman joining us from bali, indonesia. welcome to the program uh. to the both of our guests, let's start off with miss hatum in beirot, please give us your assessment on the recent retaliatory attacks carried out by the islamic resistance in iraq and uh in general uh this unified response that we've seen from uh the resistance in the region, well when it comes to uh the palestinian basically the iraqi islamic iraki resistance, it's not a retaliatory attack, the retaliation from the islamic... iraqi resistance came against the americans in the base in iraq if you remember when it comes to this attack it is attack not a retaliation against the israeli occupation to deter it from continuing with its genocide against the palestinians that's why they labeled it as in support of our palestinian brothers and sisters and to basically stop the israelit from the basically carrying

leila, hello, what equipment are we talking about deliveries? hello, russian military personnel are receiving tanks, helicopters, guided missiles and many other weapons in demand in the svo. government contracts worth almost half a trillion rubles were signed at the army 2024 forum. the military will receive more than 500 types of weapons, over a million units of weapons, and all 98% of the tasks and volume of the state budget for the twenty-fifth year have been contracted and commitments have been made by the ministry of defense and enterprises industry for their implementation, therefore this is an additional signing of contracts, as a result of the implementation of which the armed forces will receive over... 500 units of basic types of weapons and equipment and we will receive about 1 million more weapons of various calibers. during the ceremony at the forum , six were signed and 11 state contracts were presented. they involve the supply of modernized heavy flamethrower systems, t-90m tanks, mi-8 attack and transport helicopters, various mod

yes, leila, thank you for the financial results of russian companies, my colleague leila alnazarova told us. russian automakers are updating their model range. since the beginning of the year, our companies presented several models at once, including sedans, crossovers, and electric cars, plus several models are under development. all this in detail in a special report by alena logvinova. russian automakers are introducing new brands to the market. this summer , they presented several seven-seater crossovers. why? the bet is on them. there are seven full-fledged seats, where not only children but also adults can easily fit in the third row. our car falls into exactly the segment that is in demand now buyers. the model range of trucks is also replenished, which the russian auto industry is ready to offer to business. vibration loads are very low, there are efforts on the steering. very low controllability of the car is raised, and of course, the load capacity is much greater than on our previous cars. cars of the future, what else will appear on the market in the coming years, what is uni

leila, welcome, are domestic products in demand abroad? at rosoboronexport. about good export potential. tank production in russia, first of all , increased by 7.5 times, and air bombs by 55 times. this was stated at the army 2024 forum by industry minister anton alikhanov. he noted that reaching these figures helped expansion of production capacity. in total , thousands of models of weapons and military equipment are used in the special military operation. of these, we... currently single out about 300 that are in particular demand for this priority nomenclature of russian military-industrial complex continues to increase production volumes, this is achieved primarily through modernization and expansion of capacities, strengthening of human resources, and rhythmic growth of labor productivity at enterprises. at the same time, the minister noted that russian weapons and military equipment received over 800 improvements since the beginning of the svo. this assistance. i will emphasize once again, this is a direction of medicine, this is now

leila nathoo, bbc news.s one of its team covering the war in ukraine is missing after a strike on an hotel in the east of the country. it happened in the eastern city of kramatorsk. ukrainian authorities say three journalists were wounded when their hotel was hit in a russian strike. one is still missing in the rubble. 0ur correspondent nick beake in kyiv and has this update. we have this statement now from the reuters news agency, and they say that six of their colleagues were staying in a hotel, as you say, in the east of the country, in the city of kramatorsk, when their hotel was hit last night, in what they describe as an apparent missile strike. they say that two of their colleagues were taken to hospital, but a third member of the team is unaccounted for, and that reuters are urgently trying to find more information. the news agency also released some footage which showed the aftermath of what happened. a very large part of this hotel has been completely flattened. there was other video taken by other

, me laimina, leila, do you ever get confused, other people confuse you, especially our friends, only because they know who is who, yasmina. girls, what do you do? oh, a lot of things, we go to the museum, the hermitage, the russian museum, the grill paintings. gallery, gallery, so, we went to the zoological museum, we love it, especially the dinosaur museum, you are very grateful visitors, girls, yes, yes, wherever you go, i like everything, who is the main one, you have a main one, you, leila, yes, and sisters, and why are you the main one, because i like to command, yasmina, don't you like to command? unknown, and others are printed on candies, because only one artist can paint pictures. who did you come to us with today? with mom, with dad. mom ksenia, and dad - you have gorgeous girls, gorgeous, they are so lively and beautiful, beautiful and energetic, how do you cope with them with two, so we cope, energetically and lively, love of painting, where did it come from, we started going to museums from the age of 3, our dad now says, here is the leader, see what a leader, that is, a

let's speak to our political correspondent, leila nathoo.rk in practice and what sectors would be eligible? practice and what sectors would be eliaible? , , ., ., ., eligible? this is not a four-day week in the — eligible? this is not a four-day week in the sense _ eligible? this is not a four-day week in the sense that - eligible? this is not a four-day . week in the sense that employees would get paid for five days and only work four and be in charge of managing their own time. what we are talking about in the uk is proposals from the labour government to strengthen workers' rights and among the big set of proposals in the works for some time is the idea employees would be able to request flexible working in all of its forms, including this idea of compressed hours, working full—time five day week in four days, and i would have that right from the start of their employment. currently employees can do that and it is up to the employer to grant it. labour wants to introduce the right for employees as soon as a start the job. but they are ins

leila nathoo there.ry cooper, professor of organisational psychology and health at the university of manchester business school. thank you for your time. based on your own work and what you have gathered, how would this impact productivity? can you have the same amount with fewer days?— amount with fewer days? there was evidence before _ amount with fewer days? there was evidence before we _ amount with fewer days? there was evidence before we had _ amount with fewer days? there was evidence before we had the - amount with fewer days? there was i evidence before we had the pandemic. i published a book in may of 2020 based on evidence we had accumulated across the world, scientific volume from different countries, academic, looking at the issues of flexible working, does it deliver to the bottom line? do we get rid of stress related ill less sickness absence? the evidence at that point was pretty overwhelming in almost all developed countries, most of the science has been in developed countries. if people

for the pbs newshour, i'm leila molana-allen in tekoa settlement, the west bank.illiam: we now hand it back over to amna and geoff in chicago for a preview of what we can expect from their coverage tonight at the democratic national convention. geoff: thank you, william. be sure to join us again shortly for live coverage of tonight convention, including governor tim walz speech accepting the party's nomination, plus interviews with top democratic leaders, including senator elizabeth warren. our pbs news special begins at 8pm eastern. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here shortly. >> major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by

leila nathoo reporting.e jannik sinner escaped a doping ban despite testing positive for a banned substance. the italian twice failed drugs tests for clostebol, a steroid that can be used to build muscle mass. he insists he has done nothing wrong despite calls from some players that he was given preferential treatment. novak djokovic was speaking ahead of the us open which starts on monday where he is looking to defend his title. i understand the frustration of the players is there because of lack of consistency. and as i understood, his case was cleared the moment basically it was announced but, you know, i think five or six months passed since the news was brought to him and his team, so, yeah, i mean, there's a lot of issues in the system. we see lack of standardised and clear protocols. i can understand the sentiments of a lot of players that are questioning whether they are treated the same. novak djokovic their speaking ahead of the open. here, the notting hill carnival is under way in london with a ch

leila maliki, a 15-year-old palestinian girl, won an international horse riding award in bahrain withoutnal equestrian federation. says of her, she travels to colombia and morocco without any support team. she is a complete example of determination and passion for equestrian. however, athletes residing and occupied territories face many obstacles in representing palestine. ما ورزشکاری مثل کریستیان زیمرمن رو می بینیم که از کشور آلمان میاد تابعیت خودشو عوض می کنه و با پرچم فلسطین توی مسابقات شرکت می کنه ما اومدیم فکر کردیم یه حرکتی بکنیم که بتونیم دل ملت فلسطینو شاد بکنیم و ابراز همدردی باهاشون بکنیم. اومدیم یه تیمیو ما ایرانیا تشکیل دادیم در داخل کشورمون به نام تیم فلسطین آزاد. تیم فلسطین آزاد اومد تو مسابقات بین المللیی که فدراسیون کاراته جمهوری اسلامی ایران برگزار کرد در رشته کیوکین کاراته. ساکاماتو با حضور ۱۲ کشور ورزشکارایی که توی این رقابت شرکت کردن با مدال هایی که به دست آوردن ما رو آوردن در بین این کشورها در رتبه دوم قرار دادن و نشون دادن که ورزشکارهای ایرانی هم میتونن با نام فلسطین در میدون های مختلف شرکت بکنه. zionist regime and defending the palestinian people is like a boomeran

leila maliki, a 15-year-old palestinian girl, won an international horse riding award in bahrain withoute is a complete example of determination and passion for equestrian. however, athletes residing and occupied territories face many obstacles in representing. ما ورزشکاری مثل کریستیان زیمرمن می بینیم که از کشور آلمان میاد تابعیت خودشو عوض میکنه و با پرچم فل. توی مسابقات شرکت می کنه ما اومدیم فکر کردیم یه حرکتی بکنیم که بتونیم دل ملت فلسطینو شاد بکنیم و ابراز همدردی باهاشون بکنیم اومدیم یه تیمیو ما ایرانیا تشکیل دادیم در داخل کشورمون به نام تیم فلسطین آزاد تیم فلسطین آزاد اومد تو مسابقات بین المللیی که فدراسیون کاراته جمهوری اسلامی ایران برگزار کرد در رشته کیوکو. cotting the zionist regime and defending the palestinian people is like a boomerang moving to other parts of the world. this boomerang was again received by an iranian taikwando athlete gazal kioni who is a resident of turkey. she's received various offers from azerbaijan, but decides to obtain a palestinian passport and compete in international competitions for palestine. another example of this boomerang effect is an iranian c

but in the meantime , market mortgage rates continue to rise, what is the reason for this, leila alnazarova will tell. several large banks at once raised market mortgage rates to the ceiling this week, they are striving for prohibitive ones, so at sberbank the minimum mortgage rates are 20%. the changes are caused by the growth of the key rate , credit institutions explain, after the increase key rate to 18%, rates on market mortgages have grown even more, according to operational data from domrf, now the average rates offered by banks on market programs are in the region of 197-20% per annum. let me remind you that on july 26 , the central bank raised the key rate from 16 to... this is the maximum since march 2022, at the next meetings the regulator will consider the advisability of further increase. the head of the central bank elvira biulina, speaking last week in the federation council, said that mortgage rates will inevitably begin to decline as the surge in inflation subsides and lowering the key rate. analysts do not expect a reversal of the situation yet. and here the question arise

leila, thank you.cursion into russia, a source has told the bbc. kyiv says it's expanding its military operation in the kursk region ten days after it began, while russian troops insist they're pushing back. our correspondent will vernon has the latest. in russia, evacuations from parts of the border regions continue. thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes. "big guns were firing constantly", this woman tells russian state tv. "my house was shaking and the furniture was moving around." the russian military is desperately trying to stop the ukrainian advance, releasing more pictures, allegedly of strikes against ukrainian forces. translation: in our sector, | everything's under our control. we are destroying the enemy. a little further along they got through, but we're seeing to them. but these satellite images show that trenches are being dug in the region. russia is urgently bringing in workers to build the defences. that means moscow is concerned about further gains for ukraine, and

it is the third village in the country that is known as a clean village and far from social harm is leila sedaghat of ardabin radio and television news agency. good luck with your help. a field for running. faster than others, higher than competitors, a field to fight to prove to be stronger, and veins from the pages of history are written here. here you can look for the footprints of those who chose the olympic field to prove their least right in the heart of society. the olympic games platform is a place to spend a few days with the sunset. sometimes , to hide the fire that is hidden under the ashes of the dictatorship, it is possible to say no to war or perhaps to raise the flag of enmity between several countries. happiness for the championship has many faces in itself. who sent a special message to the world with their words, symbols and behavior. a message with this theme. i am political. 1936 olympics. berlin. these games as the 11th summer olympics from august 11th, 1936 in berlin, germany, with the presence of three. no one thought that the opening ceremony of the olympic games i

sada and siba news agency's leila saki. i am talking to the reporter of the news agency. broadcaster stationed at khosravi border crossing, mr. bajlani, greetings to you please tell me what is the status of pilgrims' traffic at this border now and what arrangements have been made for the movement of pilgrims, mr. zahorian , dear viewers. hello, good time . i am talking to you from the exit of the khosavi border. more than 60,000 people entered the country through this border terminal in the last hour. in terms of accommodation, 300 more rooms are expected in kermanshah province. in terms of transportation, 300 buses have been fully anticipated. 170 buses in khosravi border and the rest in manzariyeh, iraq. in the discussion of health and treatment, three medical and specialized hospital completely. taking over the health and welfare work. from the beginning of the travel month until today when i talk to you, more than 780 thousand people have traveled 780 thousand times. compared to the same period of the previous year, it shows a growth of 17%. what the authorities are e

leila seki of radio and television news agency. according to governor dashtiari, out of more than 13 thousand 30,000 tons of bananas are harvested per hectare in this area. farmers say, preventing the wastage of bahu river water will help increase their yield. there are not a few farmers and gardeners on the banks of the bahu river in dashiari city, those who discover various crops , and i have half a hectare of land here, such as bananas and other vegetables and seasonal and arable vegetables , currently below the level. banana cultivation in dashtiari is more than 13,000 hectares, and we harvest about 30,000 tons of bananas per year from the banana orchards of the city, but the quality of them is low. there are those that also flow into the sea in these droughts, the fresh water from the dam. the experiences of the local people should not be ignored. this small dam has made us able to store this water in the river bed up to a radius of 15 kilometers and our farmers around this river can get water. anangur khorasan razavi has ripe

for the pbs news hour, i am leila molana-allen in sudan. ♪ geoff: we hoped to bring you an interviewer u.s. ambassador to russia john sullivan about his new book midnight in russia but experienced some technical difficulties so we will have that for you next week. amna: be sure to join us for special coverage of the democratic national convention that begins on monday at 8 p.m. eastern. geoff: tune into washington week with the atlantic for the preview of the convention and an analysis of the presidential race. amna: that is the news hour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. have a great weekend. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the news hour, including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. the walton family foundation, working for solutions during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. the william and flora hewlett foundation, for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world

modern, safe, well, ideally also economical, to save the family budget. watch a special report by leilaova. living in your own home is the dream of seven out of ten families in russia, and even better if it is according to green standards, that is , with the use of energy-saving technologies taking into account the infrastructural needs of a person, which guarantees comfort and quality accommodation. a lot has been done, but there is still work to be done. we will continue this work so that more comfortable, affordable housing with high modern parameters of energy and resource efficiency is built in russia. e, in this regard, the housing and communal services sector and road construction have enormous potential, including the use of smart solutions and green standards based on. advanced technologies. the national green standard for the construction of private houses came into force on august 1. the new gost is a comprehensive document, 45 criteria, combined into eight categories. it was developed by domr in collaboration with the agency for low-rise cottage construction. it is based on

i thank leila alnazarova, and now we move on to the reports from the ministry of defense, the militaryleased footage of an air strike on a concentration of ukrainian military and equipment in the border area of ​​the kursk region. the su-34 destroyed the target identified by reconnaissance using aerial bombs with a universal planning and correction module. having made sure that the target was hit, the crew returned to airfield. do business with sber. open a free sber-business card, connect to the sber loyalty program. thank you, get 10% cashback in bonuses for purchases with the sberbusiness 7.2 card, installments plus 24% cashback on everything. huawei headphones for only 3,999 plus installments without overpayments. happiness begins where we think not only about ourselves. and it always comes back. to take care of loved ones, a deposit in the banks of the russian federation house with a rate of 19% per annum, cashback - 10% on the card. i did not sign up for this, but i did. there are different chickens, a mechanical one for small victories, bronze, for a drop of luck, but only tende

sada and siba news agency's leila saki. the punishment patrol is responsible for monitoring the sale of arba'een tickets, tehran prosecutor darvazid sarzdeh said after the greeting of imam khomeini airport: "the sale of plane tickets is prohibited in charter and group form, and the head of the number of airport staff and other agents are required to continuously attend and monitor the situation." during this time , the discussion about the presence of pilgrims in this there is an airport. we had already organized meetings during the week in the past , we had a meeting in order to reach and monitor the control of flight prices, and alhamdulillah , good decisions were made. it was decided that the cost of traveling to karbala and atbat alia during this period should not exceed 10 million in tehran and more than 12 million in the eastern cities of the country. if not, we will also monitor that the sale of group fours is prohibited . a group of all the parts are doing their work regularly and continuously . not to be created, t

leila saki, radio and television news agency. the 128-bed seyed al-shohda hospital was opened in band abbas. this hospital is equipped with air ambulance. departments of internal pediatric surgery , obstetrics, gynecology, imaging and laboratory have specialized and sub-specialized hospitals in seyyed al-shohda , special treatment for diving diseases is also carried out. the largest specialized hospital of the armed forces in the south of the country with 128 beds in bandar abbas opened. in addition to providing services to my comrades in maritime missions , we will be at the service of all our people and loved ones in hormozgan province and especially the city of bandas. seyed al-shohda hospital was built and equipped with an area of ​​20,000 square meters and with more than 400 billion tomans of credit from the army navy. citimon is the only city in the province that has the ability. this superspecialized hospital has two special and unique departments. one of these super-specialized departments is related to diseases related t

leila saki of sed and sima news agency, well, we saw the report , the ministry of housing and urban development is one way and urban development there is a plan under the title of iran, a part of which is for transit or transportation. there are east-west and north-south corridors, which are now mostly north-south . how is our rail situation in the role of our rail transport in this area? regarding transit routes, and especially now the crossings that are both north-south and east-west, it is really necessary that we let's mention the very advanced geographical position of iran, hazrat agha said in the year 14, 11th of aban that this very advanced geographical position of iran is counted as a competitive position of iran, and there he clearly said that this can be done with rail lines, with railways with the road can't be, maybe it's not bad. this map shows the largest horizontal land area in the world. it starts from china. there is a corridor that actually comes from china by rail and finally we reach western europe, which is finally spain and portugal. here is me if this. from the middle, yo

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such a reason was far from our expectations. will be leila seki of radio and television news agency. pharmaceutical statistics of the country and transparency of information in the field of medicine. it became electronic , the head of the food and drug organization said, the capital of the market the country's medicine is 160 thousand billion tomans. the drug statistics became electronic and available to the public . the statistics have been published publicly and all people can enter and see the statistics through the portal that is written in the same section of the site. until now, access to drug statistics was not possible and there was no transparency. some statistics were the basis for drug smuggling. the drug statistics of 402, which contains very valuable and precious information for the pharmaceutical industry , for drug companies and distribution companies , god willing, will be available to the public now. based on this drug statistics , it has been determined that our pharmaceutical market is about 160 thousand billion tomans, of which 99% is related to manufactured drugs

leila seki of radio and television news agency. the head of dastdouz cobblers union says: currently , iran is one of the 12 producers of all kinds of shoes in the world. mr. shajari said that iran is among 20 countries in the consumption of leather products. first in the world, the average export of leather products in the last 5 years reaches 100 million dollars. we are now exporters in some issues such as synthetic leather. like machines that are considered heavy, like export injection machines we have become a doer now. there have been great changes in the shoe industry. but let's see a report of increasing the yield up to two and a half times per hectare with conservation agriculture. in conservation agriculture, in contrast to traditional cultivation, by observing crop rotation, the new crop is grown with the least number of people on the remnants of the previous crop . we do not have such a model farm in the country that is full of living organisms is the difference between this farm and all farms is that the farmer did not p

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in the report by leila alnazarova. hello. roads, bridges, residential complexes, landscaped areas, cultural and sports facilities, all this ensures comfort and safety for all residents of our country. despite the unfavorable external conditions of sanctions, construction continues to develop at a record pace, and this contributes not only to economic growth, but also to the creation jobs, improving the standard of living of russians. the construction industry is on an unprecedented rise, thanks to the systemic decisions made by the president, thanks to our constant work of the government, regions, construction complex, we have really achieved the best results in the recent years in the entire modern history of our country, we have built the largest amount of housing 110 million km as a result. this year we will definitely introduce at least 100 million, we have repaired the largest number of roads, we have launched a whole a number of large infrastructure projects that will bring results every year, and people will increasing

sada and siba news agency's leila saki. the new statistics of the central bank show the amount of provision until today. the import requirements of the country have reached more than 27 billion 600 million dollars and the supply of basic goods has reached more than 6 billion 200 million dollars. to check the details. i am discussing most of this news with the spokesperson of the balsini gold and currency exchange center. hello, please tell me what prices and in what headings were sold in the exchange center today. yes, in the name of god. rahman al-rahim, i would like to offer my respect to you and to the esteemed viewers. first , i will share the latest statistics related to the bandwidth rate, and then i will provide you with the bandwidth supply today at the exchange center. the price of a dollar transfer is 45 thousand 166 tomans and a dollar scan is 495 tomans, a euro scan is traded at the rate of 54 tomans, and a euro transfer is 4914 tomans , the price of a transfer is 1298 tomans, and a dirham note is 13368 tomans ,

leila nadli full news of hamadan tv news agency. the air temperature in the western provinces and the borders of iraq will reach around 48 degrees at noon today, especially in the borders of khuzestan province. of course, in the northern and southeastern regions of the country heavy rain is forecast and a warning has been issued accordingly. we will be with meteorologist mr. asghari. hello , please tell us about the situation in germon and how far the temperature decrease is going to continue. hello , ahmad reza, i remember you visited last year now we prefer to start from the same rahimai of arbaeen. last year, i remember you were around these areas of najaf and karbala. you can feel what the temperatures of 47 and 48 degrees are like . hats and sunglasses are definitely needed from those who see us. be informed, while our order is again our advice and our will is to come from the northern border , be it from the tamerchin border. now, since you are at night , the weather is often cool, it is cooler. at least the temperature goes b

leila nadlifar news. hamedan broadcasting corporation arrested four people selling drugs online, according to the chief of fatai police in tehran , 10,000 copies of rare drugs were seized from these people. done rare drugs that were sold in the black market of cyberspace instead of pharmacies and medical centers. fata police have arrested four sellers of rare drugs in cyberspace. what other drugs, drugs that are rare , drugs that are rare, will be more expensive for the same blood drugs, for example, anti-tumor courses and such things. how many times does it sell? i had posted educational materials on the page about the drug risaline, then i myself you would sell they are asking for it , we were chased to sell it. yes, what harm does it do? you know , you bring prescriptions for those who do not have a disease . now this insulin drug must be given to patients with a national code and under a special condition, that is, a pharmacy. there are special ones or this ritalin drug. families with hyperactive chil

leila alnazarova will tell about the reasons, several large banks at once raised rates on market mortgagesg this week, they are striving for prohibitive rates, so in sberbank the minimum mortgage rates are 20%, vtb (20.5), in alfa bank 21.9%. the changes are caused by the growth of the key rate, they explain in credit organizations, after raising the key rate to 18%, market mortgage rates are still... according to the latest data from the russian house of representatives, the average rates offered by banks for market programs are currently in the region of 197-2% per annum. let me remind you that on july 26, the central bank raised the key rate from 16 to 18%, which is the maximum since march 2022. at the next meetings, the regulator will consider the advisability of further increases. speaking at the federation council last week, elvira nabiullina, the head of the central bank, said that mortgage rates will inevitably begin to decline as the a surge in inflation and a decrease in the key rate. analysts do not expect a reversal of the situation yet. and here the question arises: the key ra

leila nathoo, bbc news.rough the channel tunnel. they'll be handing the symbolic torch to french paralympians in calais. the torch itself was lit yesterday in stoke mandeville the birthplace in stoke mandeville, the birthplace of the paralympic movement. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood spoke to some of team gb�*s paralympians as they were getting on to the eurostar. do you know your s3 from your c7? do you know why wheelchair rugby is called murderball? well, over the next 15 days or so we're going to find out, because the paralympics are going to get going in paris. now, of course, the olympics were a fantastic success and team gb are hoping to replicate that with the paris games. i'm joined now by a couple of the swimming team who are on their way here on the eurostar at st pancras. will and maisie, tell us which category and classification do you both compete in? so, i am s1a, which is swimmers with, like, an intellectual impairment. and maisie, you are? i am an s6, and that's kind of in the middle of the phy

our political correspondent leila nathoo told me what we can expect from the pm.of a downbeat message i think we're going to expect from keir starmer on tuesday. i mean, we've become quite used to this narrative that's come out of the government since they took charge after the election, that they've found that things have been far worse than they expected. they had done a lot of preparing the ground ahead of the election to say, "look, if we do take charge, we will have the worst inheritance "since the second world war." and now you've got keir starmer sort of reinforcing that idea that there are going to be unpopular decisions that he won't shy away from. he's going to say if that means fixing the foundations, in labour's words, for the long term. but i think this idea of �*things are only going to get worse�* is a bit of a far cry from the promise of a sunlight of hope that we heard from keir starmer when he took charge. have a listen to the senior cabinet minister, pat mcfadden, a little earlier. we haven'tjust inherited an economic problem. we've inherited a

i grew up in oakland, california, and her great nieces amara and leila, teaching everyone how to say the vice president's name properly together. in the most important speech of her life, the vice president welcomed all americans to join her. let's get out ther. >> let's vote for it. and together, let us write the next great chapter in the most extraordinary story ever told >> as you can see now, the house lights are on inside of the united center that means it's a wrap for night four of the dnc. the final night. you can see many of the workers here hard at work trying to restore the united center to its former glory. now it's time for all of the democrats that were inside of the united center to work to unite their party and also make sure that vice president kamala harris will become the first woman to serve as president of the united states. for now, reporting live here inside of the united center for the final night of the dnc, julian glover, abc seven news. >> yeah, julian, great coverage. and you know, now with the dnc over just 74 days to go to the election, can you capture th

i grew up in oakland, california, and her great nieces amara and leila, teaching everyone how to say the vice president's name properly together. in the most important speech of her life, the vice president welcomed all americans to join her. let's get out ther. >> let's vote for it. and together, let us write the next great chapter in the most >> as you can see now, the house lights are on inside of the united center that means it's a wrap for night four of the dnc. the final night. you can see many of the workers here hard at work trying to restore the united center to its former glory. now it's time for all of the democrats that were inside of the united center to work to unite their party and also make sure that vice president kamala harris will become the first woman to serve as president of the united states. for now, reporting live here inside of the united center for the final night of the dnc, julian glover, abc seven news. >> yeah, julian, great coverage. and you know, now with the dnc over just 74 days to go to the election, can you capture the sense of emotion and energy

here's our political correspondent leila nathoo.ction result... the sunlight of _ of the election result... the sunlight of hope, _ of the election result... the sunlight of hope, pale - of the election result... tue: sunlight of hope, pale at of the election result... tte: sunlight of hope, pale at first, but getting stronger through the day, shining once again on a country... to a stark warning less than two months later. keir starmer will make her speech next week saying things will get worse before they get better. having become prime minister on the promise of change, he will stress again that that change will take time, pointed to what labour colour black hole in public finances, created, they say, by the last conservative government. and he will say that people taking to the streets in recent rights were exploiting cracks... we streets in recent rights were exploiting cracks... we have had inherited us _ exploiting cracks... we have had inherited us a _ exploiting cracks... we have had inherited us a society _ exploiting crac

with me is leila molana—allen, special correspondent for pbs newshour, who'sjust returned from sudan.xperienced when you were there-— were there. the view from outside sudan, were there. the view from outside sudan. so — were there. the view from outside sudan, so much _ were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is _ were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is topline - were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is topline and - were there. the view from outside l sudan, so much is topline and once you were there on the ground, the situation is worse

with me is our political correspondent leila nathoo. what is circular likely to say?r likely to say? it�*s a downbeat message we expect from a search here on tuesday. we have come used to this narrative from the government that they have found things have been far worse than they expected. tunnel to preparing the grounds ahead of the election to say that if we do take charge, we will have the worst inheritance and some second world war and now you have kier starmer reinforcing that idea that there are going to be unpopular decision that he won't shy away from. is a set that means fixing the foundations, in labour's words, in the long term. but things are only going to get worse is far from the promise of sunlight of hope that we got from kier starmer when he first took charge. this is pat mcfadden. we haven'tjust inherited an economic problem, we've inherited a society problem too. there's a lot of work to do but the speech will also say that progress will be made, itjust won't be made overnight. and i think it's refreshing candour compared to some speeches from polit

leila told priya why she decided to speak to some of those who arrived at the mosque to protest.. decided to take the day off. so, yeah. why is that? it's terrifying. i live in warrington. it's a...town, probably i—2% muslim. so, yeah. hearing about the stabbings in liverpool, in crosby, especially recently on friday, it'sjust, it's very... yeah, it makes you very vulnerable when you're a hijabi on public transport. you were, though, outside a mosque in liverpool. and there's a photograph of you having a conversation with somebody who was part of a demonstration outside that mosque. can you tell us about that and what was going through your mind? yeah, i think when it was kind of safe to do so, we were handing out water and food, adam colwick and i, to, you know, people on the other side, "otherside". and, yeah, we engaged with some other people. and, you know, one of the people on that side actually broke the ice with me. and she said, "mashallah, sister. i hope i said that right. i think you look beautiful. i think your dress is stunning." and i was like, "oh, what are you doin

here's our political correspondent leila nathoo.unlight of hope, pale at first, but getting stronger through the day, shining once again on a country... to a stark warning less than two months later. keir starmer will make a speech next week saying things will get worse before they get better. having become prime minister on the promise of change, he will stress again that that change will take time, pointed to what labour colour black hole in public finances, created, they say, by the last conservative government. and he will say that people taking to the streets in recent rights were exploiting cracks... we have had inherited us a society problem is that there is a lot of work to do, but the speech will also say that progress will be made. the prime minister will say he won't shy away from unpopular decisions if it benefits the country in the long term. rachel reeves has already made one — to means test the winter fuel payment. the tories claim pensioners are being left in the cold and point to public sector workers being given ab

. >> reporter: meanwhile, back at that original pond, the one that got leila phillip so obsessed, thosetter than they found it. something we humans might do well to consider ourselves. >> even this beaver meadow is so much richer with life and more full of water than before. so it's pretty remarkable. >> that was luke burbank in the woods. you're watching "cbs news roundup." i've always wanted a big family. but one moment can change your whole entire life. i went to the doctor and was told i had stage three cancer, and i would most likely never carry another baby. right before i was about to start chemotherapy, i was told about a new clinical trial, funded by stand up to cancer, that used immunotherapy and after my ninth treatment, my tumor had completely disappeared. because of this trial, i was able to welcome a beautiful baby girl and watch my family grow. help push cancer research further at standuptocancer.org/cures [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap y

with me is leila molana—allen, special correspondent for pbs newshour, who'sjust returned from sudan.alk about the talks, tell me what you experienced when you were there. the me what you experienced when you were there-— were there. the view from outside sudan, were there. the view from outside sudan. so — were there. the view from outside sudan, so much _ were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is _ were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is topline - were there. the view from outside sudan, so much is topline and - were there. the view from outside l sudan, so much is topline and once you were there on the ground, the situation is worse and much more complicated. we have hundreds of thousands of people moving, many have been displaced multiple times because they will move somewhere which they will think is safe and then the rsf will come and move them again. they are walking barefoot in the baking heat along miles and miles of road with young children. people have so little and are so traumatised and everywhere they come, they hope that will be the safe place and