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record your own ascent of 8,000 meters, nah lotf, with a height of 8,516 meters, the fourth highest peak which is located on the border of tibet and nepal. hosamifar, who succeeded in conquering annapurna, the tenth highest peak in the world, in april this year. she has also broken the iranian women's hammer throw national record zahra arabi rostami broke the national record of 2 meters and 10 centimeters in the hammer throw at the grand prix of the country held in tehran's aftab englebal complex with a throw of 59 meters and 43 centimeters . and the azad university team won the women's karate super league. at the end of the 15th round of this competition, which was held in tehran's shahid kabkanian hall , the azad university team stood on the first platform with 48 points, and the teams of rafsanjan copper and chadormello sanat and mine were in the second place respectively. and mr. ghaffari placed third and continued the news of the good day of the competition athletics grand prix with the presence of athletes from all over the country in the capital, tehran's aftab englebal sports com

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steps to retroactively authorize them because i want to make sure for the same reason they have a lotf ofans in the neighborhood and people appreciate seeing them and understanding this is the city that is there. so, i hope-i want to makesure we are respecting the process of the administrative code. this is something we should do thoughtfully and have policies around it. i want to make sure this isn't something we are cheapening the brand and when we wear the city seal we are doing so in a way that reflects the high expectations our residents have of us and think when you put our city name on our uniform whether it is stef curry or steve young or anybody-there is high expectations for excellence and think that is-and integrity and think that is true of my office. i think that is true of the members of the board of supervisors i serve with and think it is true with the excellent staff all of them have that we will take this seriously, but i hope i can get support for the authorization of the city seal on office jackets. with that, i guess i dont know if there is comments from colleagues

maybe we can do better than two senior citizens haul iing a lotf baggage. maybe americans are are the day for a change. to quote the old political adage, you can't beat somebody with nobody, and most prominent republicans and the democrats are sitting it out. maybe early showings by two outsiders will cause them to rethink their reluctance. two weeks ago i interviewed robert f. kennedy jr. our conversation followed a fox poll showing him at 19% among the democrats. on the republican side the only candidate besides trump polling in double dugouts is ron desantis. he has yet to even announce his candidacy and already shedding some support from voters and donors. and then there's my next guest. the 37-year-old biotech the next trump. younger, to the right, he's already polling the same as former vice president mike pence, which shows appetite for fresh faces, especially in the context of worries about biden's age and trump's legal entanglements. forbes estimates he has a net worth of $630 million. he's already spent $10 million of that on ads and campaign trip

wanteto turn, you know, because you also highlight in the book obviously covid, you know, prested a lotf new and different opportunities for fraud including cyber criminals. and i'm just wondering when you think of and this is sort of getting to sort of, you know, what we think about the traditional fraudster. when you think of the scale of the fraud under the cares act and in particular the the pgp program, we're not just talking about serial fraudsters here, right? i mean, we're about, you know, neighbors, small businesses, etc., that you wouldn't have normally thought that they would have had the opportunity to engage this fraud. and i'm just trying to understand, you know, how concerned should we be in your mind about the willingness of so many people to sort of improperly take advantage of these programs and, you know, what do you what you know, is it just because it was too easy and they didn't think that it was free money? you know what contributes to you know, people that normally wouldn't have found themselves in undertaking so essentially, you know, defrauding the government to

there were a lotf famous cases where the court had confusion. there is a supreme court case on point. thethtic association case. >> thank you. thank you. >> anything farther? >> i just want to make sure i understand your positn with respect to the first amendment yo primary position is consistent with the first amendment. it was thought to be consistent by t founders at a time. >> it doesn protect confung speech. >> you are not opposed to the possibility there might be as appliedases in which tradema law does but up against the first amendment. >> as applied it's unconstitutional. >> that could have happened here >> yes, that's the end of that. >> one farther question. your frid i should say the federal government is about to get up. i' not sure how much of a friend they are. i agree. [ laughter ] >> their argument is the district court failed to, even unr the appropriate test you are arguing for consider parody and confusion in this case and we should remand for reconsideration. that issue index sisting standards fort about the rogers gloss. i'

there is a lotf evidence about e harm to their medical practice.hey talk about ks in the emergency room. -- about ks -- chaos in the emergency room. >> let's talk about the harm situation. the firsthing we would look at are e parties. if it is indeed a lawful action that it has a lawful election go into that co into being. the danco loratories people would not want to be put out of business. that would be their interest. your clients' interest wod be not to have to perform more aftereffect abortions f a variety of emotional and conscience issues. is that fair enough, and being concerned about the heth of the women. we have stacks of these briefs anth are on every side of the aisle. so you have the people -- i do not minimize their situation. people in sexually abusive relationships and they file briefs on both sides of this. there is one group who says that yocannot see the doctor you are not going to get away fm being abused. there is the other grp who says if you do not give them the pilly mail, they will never get ay cause of then they will be t

it makes a lotf sense to go where the, where the line is shorter.le over there. much shorter line with the republicans. >> narrator: he'd been tilting conservative since leaving law school, and now began to flesh out his conservative ideology. he reconnected with his former yale classmate. >> at one point, he said, "can you send me some books or something that might be worth reading?" and i put together a bunch of things i thought he might be interested in reading and sent them out. i think he went through, clearly, an evolution. he had certainly become much mconservative, really out of, outside of yale law school, out in the real world. >> you've heard about clarence thomas, but not by name. he is one of the black people now on center stage in american politics. he is a republican. >> narrator: thomas would put himself in the spotlight, making controversial comments in "the washington post." >> thomas is also a man who has a sister on welfare back in his home state of georgia, but he feels that he must be opposed to welfare because of the dependenc

on into say this proposal talking about thereat declaration is epidemiologists seem to be getting a lotf attention, even a signature a cosiature from a nobel prize winner. and i would like to point out there needs to be a quick and devastating publish takedown. i don't see anything like that online yet. is it underway? signed francis. what i find interesting is if you fast-forward into june of 2021 the biden administration was raging at social media companies. there is communication that we can produce for the record, that state we would like you to come back quote unquote misinformation. now, we know twitter executives were using the term visibility filtering. and that really to the rest of the american general public was shadow banning, correct? >> yes quick so all the sudden we saw a rash of black list created by twitter at the highest levels that would taking down some of the signatories and creators of this very declaration, correct? this is to both of you. >> i have not seen it but i haven't seen that either. >> would you agree there is a black list created in 2021? >> yes stanford

rely on that water for these big farming regions in southeastern california or arizona that supply a lotfetables for the country, so it was a pretty dire sit las year and that is why the biden adnistration made this unprecedented demand to the seven states, that they needed to cut two to 4 million acre-feet of water, a third of the average flow of the river. that kicked off these negotiations about a year ago. host: how long has this -- have these conversations about conserving water in the colorado river been going on? is this a one-year deal that just popped up or has the conversation going on for a while? guest: it is pretty endless. they have had cutbacks before. they have had compromises and negotiations along the way. there was a big agreement in 2007. it got updated in 2019. that negotiation ended and took six years to negotiate. these are complicated technical agreements. there are a lot of people that depend on this water and get a very precise amount every year, so it has been a long-running conversation, but the measures they have taken basically to try to cut back on usage hav

unsurprisingly, a lotf politicking in this hearing.but i think america wants their supreme court, this is something i learned at law school if i learned anything, there was this idea of the appearance of impropriety and how problematic that is for a lawyer, not to mention the highest court in the land. as was said and some of the early writings, the supreme court has no army. it has its power in the consent of the governed. these are very fundamental ideals and i was wondering if you could help me with that balance? >> yes and thank you for the question. i hear the concern that we would not want ethics rules used as a way to penalize justices for decisions. i started my testimony by saying independence is vital. if the absence of rules that is harming the court and leading to the problems that we can see today in terms of public perception. if ethics laws were strength or passed by congress, they would apply to all justices. if there was transparency in the court and dealing with ethical problems, they would not have reporters publiciz

our underground crews work only night shifts because of that, and there is a lotf of challenges in san francisco. we have standby bio hazard teams now for all of our underground work because they come and clear the needles and feces out of the holes before folks can go in their safely. that is a cost of doing business here we dont have anywhere else on the system and it is a challenging environment and yet they love to show up and fix stuff and part of what we could do collectively together i think is find those ways to work together better. i recently worked jointly with head of dpw and we were able to clear some work that they really needed us to do to move forward with their work and get that moving and they were able to help us with a process to get permits faster. we put our heads together for about a month, got teams together, built trackers, built regular cadences and everybody walked out feeling good about the way we were working together and that is the thing i love to replicate. >> let's do more of that. before i call on golden gateway and i know i have long since exceeded th

our underground crews work only night shifts because of that, and there is a lotf of challenges in san francisco. we have standby bio hazard teams now for all of our underground work because they come and clear the needles and feces out of the holes before folks can go in their safely. that is a cost of doing business here we dont have anywhere else on the system and it is a challenging environment and yet they love to show up and fix stuff and part of what we could do collectively together i think is find those ways to work together better. i recently worked jointly with head of dpw and we were able to clear some work that they really needed us to do to move forward with their work and get that moving and they were able to help us with a process to get permits faster. we put our heads together for about a month, got teams together, built trackers, built regular cadences and everybody walked out feeling good about the way we were working together and that is the thing i love to replicate. >> let's do more of that. before i call on golden gateway and i know i have long since exceeded th