hello my name is mariam.love my family , play and cook, and i work at a wonderful book publishing house. i always dreamed of talking about the bank. i hope that today i will be able to do this at the third gaming table, today dmitry sokolov , a chemist and technologist, is playing. dmitry tell me my name is dmitry i was 27 years old and studied at the moscow university of fine chemical technology. i prefer lomonosov, mainly sports games. uh, mainly football and darts - this is only theoretically familiar with the first, but i’m dealing with the second some, but today i hope to hit the target more often than the boards do, uh, they played their game. no, i didn’t play the first two debitons. today we have mariam and dmitry. well, dear players. let's take a few seconds to introduce the themes of today's game. here they are on our main monitor, all the topics are the best topics for you dear players, for you, dear tv viewers, we are starting the first round. topics of the first round monarch people and trees are

like mariam, she was desperate to flee herfamily mariam, she was desperate to flee her family life, mariamwas desperate to flee herfamily life, and she joined the social media. with the help of a total stranger, she escaped to moscow. but her taste of freedom was short lived. the case of conflict in the north caucasus resulted in the isolation of communities like vika's. deeply entrenched cultural beliefs, a deeply entrenched. while some people do voluntarily, it can also be used to exert control over women. but there are glimmers of hope for women trapped by their families. this person works closely with the caucuses sos to offer these women a way out. rescues are usually conducted in total secrecy, but in some cases, going public and speaking out to the media can offer some security. although these women are all over 18, theirfamilies although these women are all over 18, their families will do anything in their power to bring them back. after the exorcism vika was not allowed to leave home and was subjected to constant violence. desperate for a way out, that when mac reported parents to

three weeks after mariam's disappearance, a murder investigation was launched.hing her husband's residence, police found a sports jacket with a dark brown stain on it. she was never seen again, and no—one was ever charged with her murder. like mariam, she was desperate to flee her family life, and she joined social media. with the help of a total stranger, she escaped to moscow. but her taste of freedom was short lived. the case of conflict in the north caucasus resulted in the isolation of communities like vika's. deeply entrenched cultural beliefs, such as the practice of exorcists, are commonly used. while some people do voluntarily, it can also be used to exert control over women. but there are glimmers of hope for women trapped by their families. this person works closely with the north caucuses sos to offer these women a way out. rescues are usually conducted in total secrecy, but in some cases, going public and speaking out to the media can offer some security. rescues are usually conducted in total secrecy, but in some cases, going public and speaking ou

mariam took part in the demonstrations since the first day.st year's events have already brought about fundamental changes to society. i think it's like something that has been broken. it can't be the same. people are angry. people are tired. there is no hope forfuture and every family has someone in prison or someone has been killed. so it can't be life like before. many women no longer adhere to the strict dress code, even some who grew up in religious families. translation: the authorities used the hijab as a pretext to shed - the blood of many innocent people. it made me very upset at that point. i made a decision to remove my hijab. but the regime is hitting back. a new draft law unveiled by parliament brings in much harsher punishments for women and girls who fail to wear the hijab. screaming the morality police that had largely retreated immediately after the death of mahsa amini are now back on the streets, arresting women they decide are violating the hijab rules. also, women often face abuse and angerfrom more conservative iranians.

mariam recounted to us by phone the nightmare they endured.f our building, our neighbours, they were screaming and yelling, they told us we have to get on the roof because the water started getting higher and higher. as we were on the roof, we were able to see other people on other buildings�* roofs and they were waving phones and flashlights, and then suddenly the building collapsed on them. and at that moment we realised that actually we might die. a wall of water as high as seven metres thundered through derna, crushing and obliterating much in its path. some 1 million tonnes of it came crashing down on the city after two mountain dams failed. everywhere there are bodies. the isolated port city has been overwhelmed by grief. and for days they have been left to pick up the pieces alone. now turkish emergency teams are among the first to arrive in derna. translation: we set up a field hospital very quickly. _ we assessed the situation with our crews and sent our search and rescue teams. we treated trauma patients continuously here throughout

there was another math professor next building, this is mariam mirzakani, that also inspired me to look more into intellectual history of persian lineage, so i was amazed to find all these the islamic golden age that happened in the middle ages, people like ibn sina and al-birini. and number of scientists, astronomers and engineers and scholars in general, this is not a government level award, this is based on private endown, so i think this is amazing, this prize has recognized a number of individuals so far, they are really contributing to the human civilization in a broader context, it is a happy surprise. is but yeah, i was not aware this was happening, iran security forces toward assassination plans targeting senior sunny clericks, judges and members of the islamic revolution guard court. new report says israel's detained over 135,000 palestinians since the alaxada started in 2000, including thousands of children, and united nations rights experts harshly criticized systemic racism in the us criminal justice system, describing current prison practices as affront to human dignity.

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the promise of refuge, the dutch government initially offered mariam other sho, get, and thousands of others who fled ukraine is now uncertain. the computer programmer from nigeria is afraid, her dreams will be shattered again before february 24th 2022 sugar was happily studying for a master's degree in keys. she was learning ukrainian and intended to build a life there. i knew i was planning to leave your crew failed. so it seems to me that feeling of security was destroyed when russia invaded ukraine. all of a sudden never turned us the vice out of sugar joints, those who fled and went to the netherlands there. the dutch government gave them accommodation and the right to stay in work under european union mechanism called the temporary protection directive. the dutch decided to extend it to everyone who left ukraine regardless of their nationality. that is until now. migration minister, eric vander berg ordered that the roughly 3000 people who came from ukraine, but who don't have the permanent right to live, there should lose all rights and benefits granted by the directive and sho

also we have columnist and commentator sabir abu mariam joining us from karachi. uh, gentlemen, welcome to the program, uh, if you're with us and i believe we do not have our guests at the moment, uh, mr. opec, are you with us, sir? i am, yes, can you hear me? uh, all right, so uh, mr. opec, let's get your take initially on uh, the uh, the recent threat by the israeli regime, towards the islamic republic of iran, this is a shocking violation of international. the protocol, essentially, what benjamin netanyahu has done, is suggests that he would consider authorizing nuclear strike against iran, and let's recognize iran doesn't have nuclear weapons, so that would be nuclear power, which itself has violated international protocols with regard to having its nuclear force in the first place, threatening a non-nuclear power, but it's worse than that, because benjamin, in saying that iran must face a credible nuclear threat, is essentially bullying iran, and this puts the west in a very difficult situation, because either the west goes along with this. which case by prec

there was another math professor next building, this is mariam mirzakani, that also inspired me to lookmore into intellectual history of persian lineage, so i was amazing. to find all these uh the islamic golden age that happened in the middle ages, people like ibn sina and al-birini and number of scientists, astronomers and engineers and scholars in general, this is not a government level award, this is based on private endown, so i think this is amazing, this prize has recognized a number of individuals so far, they are really contributing to the human civilization in a broad context is a happy surprise, but yeah, i was not this was happening, you top stories on press the... ivan's intelligence minister says security forces have forted multiple assassination plans targeting senior sunny clerics, judges and members of the islamic revolution guards. ismail khatib said the assassinations were aimed at fueling ethnic and religious discord in the country. a new report says israel has detained over 135,00 palestinians. sial axifather started in 2000. the figure includes thousands of childre

for technology say 50 years down the line. there was another math professor next building, this is mariam mirzakani, that also inspired me to look more into intellectual history of persian lineage, so i was amazed to find all the... is the islamic golden age that happened in the middle ages, people like ibn sina and albiruni and number of scientists, astronomers and engineers and scholars in general, this is not a government level award, this is based on private endown, so i think this is amazing, this prize has recognized a number of individuals so far, they are really contributing to the human civilization in a broader context, it's a happy surprise, but yeah, i was not aware this was happening, press tv's news and brief. kiston is rocked by two back-to-back explosions which have claimed the lives of dozens of people, the blast target at two mosks as people were gathering to celebrate the birthday anniversary of the prophet muhammad, no group has claimed responsibility for the explosions. authorities in russian korsk region say a ukrainian drone strike has hit a sub-station in a border

answer, and through them the yoshkar-ola public anastasia dyomina constantingov ivan zubarev lead mariammber the famous actor and director sergei pushka palis exactly a year ago, he died tragically in yaroslavl region got into an accident when he was carrying humanitarian aid to the donbass, he was only 56 years old, by presidential decree he was awarded the order of courage posthumously for the courage shown in the performance of his civic duty in yaroslavl where received in recent years was the artistic director of the drama theatre. today commemorative events will be held, and in saratov, where the director also worked and studied, a memorial evening was held, releasing a finger of more than 70 film roles, the last great work and became the image of a wise guide in the film heart of parma, and he staged dozens of performances in different theaters of the country. today , federal channels will show films with the participation of sergei launch finger a and b on our air at 23:00 moscow time. watch the film alexander rogatkina. brotherly heart of sergei let go. we reached the donetsk peo

mariam's husband was hit by shrapnel then but he didn't want to be filmed.arabakh in the last war. now she is helping a new wave of refugees. today, they all saw the official decree that their separatist republic, which they call artsakh, was being dissolved. translation: 30 years building our lives there l and they say there is no artsakh any more. that is a tragedy for the armenian people. but we have no strength left to fight because we were left alone. we were abandoned. nagorno—karabakh is rapidly emptying out. but as they go, the ethnic armenians are not only leaving their homes and their property, they are also surrendering their long dream of independence. the actor sir michael gambon, who played albus dumbledore in six of the harry potter films has died in hospital at the age of 82. sir michael, who won four tv baftas, worked across television, film, radio and theatre in a career that spanned nearly six decades. david sillito looks back on his career. welcome, welcome to another year at hogwarts. michael gambon as dumbledore. a great acting talent w

mariam's husband was hit by shrapnel then, but he didn't want to be filmed.akh in the last war. now, she's helping a new wave of refugees. today, they all saw the official decree that their separatist republic, which they call artsakh, was being dissolved. translation: 30 years building our lives there, j then they say there is no artsakh any more. that is a tragedy for the armenian people. but we have no strength left to fight because we were left alone. we were abandoned. nagorno—karabakh is rapidly emptying out. but as they go, the ethnic armenians are not only leaving their homes and their property... spasiba. ..they are also surrendering their long dream of independence. we're here in goris tonight. this refugee centre, reception centre is extremely busy as families continue to arrive right through the night. if armenia couldn't do more to support nagorno—karabakh politically and militarily, then it is certainly going all out with the aid effort and the need here is absolutely enormous. today, the armenian prime minister said he believed that everyone, a

but those like mariam who continue to publicly disobey the law have called for a free society for everyonethe future-— the future. if this regime is completely _ the future. if this regime is completely overthrown - the future. if this regime is| completely overthrown from the future. if this regime is - completely overthrown from its roots, it can happen that women live together in peace, no matter what they believe. i hope some day i can see that day in our country. live now to lily pourzand, who is an iranian gender equality analyst. she joins us from toronto. thank you very much for coming on the programme.— on the programme. thanks for havin: on the programme. thanks for having me- — on the programme. thanks for having me. so _ on the programme. thanks for having me. so what _ on the programme. thanks for having me. so what is - on the programme. thanks for having me. so what is your - having me. so what is your assessment, _ having me. so what is your assessment, one - having me. so what is your assessment, one year - having me. so what is your assessment, one year on, | having me. s

mariam's husband was hit by shrapnel then but he didn't want to be filmed.no—karabakh in the last war. now she is helping a new wave of refugees. today, they all saw the official decree that their separatist republic, which they call artsakh, was being dissolved. translation: 30 years building our lives there l and they say there is no artsakh any more. that is a tragedy for the armenian people. but we have no strength left to fight because we were left alone. we were abandoned. nagorno—karabakh is rapidly emptying out. but as they go, the ethnic armenians are not only leaving their homes and their property, they are also surrendering their long dream of independence. let's speak to vusal hamsayev from bbc azeri. fewer and fewer armenians left in nagorno—karabakh by the day. what are we hearing from the azerbaijani leaders on the situation? yes. are we hearing from the azerbai'ani leaders on the situation?* leaders on the situation? yes, we can see cars _ leaders on the situation? yes, we can see cars exiting _ can see cars exiting nagorno—karabakh. azerbaij

is a bit of a heartfelt one coming all the way from ivory coast, from a young lady by the name of mariam boys. you might be um, her question re take of so ive been dating this guy for about 3 weeks now. i really like him. we have almost everything in common. we also have really strong sexual chemistry, but i'm worried that if i sleep with him, he will leave. this has happened to me before. so i'm trying to be more cautious and going into relationships. my question is, when is the right time to have sex with the partner for the 1st time? thanks for your question. marian. the thing with relationships is that every encounter you have with each person you date will be different. if what you're looking for is longevity. then give it some time, see if he sticks around. he sounds like a decent enough guy and alicia is this sounds only time will tell. there are a ton of things that you can do to ease the sexual tension. so you don't feel like you're missing out on anything while you're still getting to know each other better . send each other sexy text messages. explore ways of being intimate th

mariam's husband was hit by shrapnel then but he didn't want to be filmed.he is helping a new wave of refugees. today, they all saw the official decree that their separatist republic, which they call artsakh, was being dissolved. translation: 30 years building our lives there l and they say there is no artsakh any more. that is a tragedy for the armenian people. but we have no strength left to fight because we were left alone. we were abandoned. nagorno—karabakh is rapidly emptying out. but as they go, the ethnic armenians are not only leaving their homes and their property, they are also surrendering their long dream of independence. here this refugee centre is extremely busy as families continue to arrive right through the night. if armenia can do more to support nagorno—karabakh politically and nagorno—kara bakh politically and militarily nagorno—karabakh politically and militarily it is going all out with the aid effort and needs here are enormous. today the armenian prime minister said he believed everyone would eventually leave nagorno—karabakh, that t

answer to it, and through them the yoshkar-ola audience anastasia demina konstantin yugov ivan zubarev mariameat record has been set, at the same time in the north in the murmansk region, and today the first snow fell. let's talk more about this with tatyana belova tatyana greetings tell us why the weather is so different. we can say that the north is paying for the indian summer in the center of russia. but soon the weather there is better. in moscow , according to the latest data, the air has warmed up to 24.3° , the daily record of 1937 is 1/10 lower , so there are children in the capital for the first time in the beginning of autumn. turns out it was rewritten it is curious that on a record warm day, the brain water-cooled reported that melting points of 35 such hospitals were ready for the snow season and could melt 140,000 cubic meters per day. that's for sure. prepare your sleigh in the summer. well, the murmansk region already has its first snowfall. i forced the snow removal equipment to be brought out on the road, ten-meter meters along the route to teriberka, to the tune of the roa

the athlete will be free alisa naumenko sergey leskov and mariam grigoryan ntv television company officialtatistics say that last year, according to a careless article, i will call it that , 888 people were sentenced to prison. even though they were only sent for a short period of time, 97 others received up to 2 years of restriction of freedom. and some even got off with a fine. i cannot discuss the decisions of previous courts in criminal cases that our journalists encountered while preparing this story, at least ambiguous, and andrei kunitsyn was with you . you have the right to defend yourself and those you care about. see you later. right now leonid kanevsky and another mysterious murder. what did the terrible inscription mafia i’ll kill and skull and crossbones mean and is it possible that it’s not mine that speaks? you have to live there for six months, as it was in the movies, but as in real life, but on the screen, authentic documents and even drawings say that all this was drawn by the leader of the criminal group. in the old days, under peter and the queens, they fled here from

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i was with pelageya and made it to the finals; the winner of the project is mariam hotel, the winner’ked up beethoven’s moonlight sonata. to be honest, sometimes i am not very obedient and often get involved with my mother. well, this all goes away. overall great. i now i realized that i absolutely don’t remember how i was such an interesting personality, i was very glad that i could come here again and show everyone that i am changing and i hope the best is eternal, but time timati the more hearts merged into one betrayed by heaven, like a kiss, and everything lasts forever. lord we will give i to us. and love will open to love fallen asleep, and then the last days are the only ones who live in you. forever what a beautiful girl. thank you hello , my name is mariamov del frame. i'm already 15. i'm from minsk and i participated in the sixth season voice children smile. oh. who chose the song the teacher and i the teacher and i where is the teacher? there , dear teacher, what is your name? olga nikolaevna olga nikolaevna i have the rights of a teacher, since i have a diploma as red as

studying where to find the best deals so she can ace this back to school shopping trip for her daughters mariam and misha in fifth. the girls have lists of class required items to follow. then there's her list. she's a special education teacher and usually spends hundreds of dollars of her own money buying supplies for the classroom. >> do you have to factor supplies for your classroom into your family budget? >> i do because my husband, he definitely, like, is this for the kids, or is this for your classroom? >> that's the reality of being a teacher. >> it is. >> reporter: another harsh reality, the price of school supplies has sky rocketed, up almost 24% in just two years. so os sef is making sure her girls know the price has to be right. >> how much is that one? >> go check. >> yeah, you have to check. >> you've got to check the price. >> reporter: ossef planned her shopping during a tax-free weekend in texas, one of 17 states holding back to school tax holidays this year. she's also trying to do most of their shopping at just one store, factoring in the cost of gas and their time. >> i know

and nabeel and mariam have met with individually met with all the neighbors in velocity, explained the, and they the neighbors, the neighbors are actually in support of the project because this lot has been vacant for so many years and it has a really we not likable history and they want a new development there. so he has gotten 29 letters of support from the neighbors. we have had ongoing communication with the evicted neighbor. this is the project timeline that shows all the efforts and dates. thank you, ma'am. but that is your time. the commissioners may have some follow up questions for you. okay with that, we should open up public comment. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on this matter. if you're in the chambers, please come forward. if you're calling in remotely, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. thank you. how much time do we get? three minutes. oh, great. i prepared two versions. that's fine. good evening. george is there are many issues with this project due to the ellis act eviction and the many years it's bee

karim mariam, we've got to leave it there, but really good to see you.about i was going to ask marianne, but out of ask marianne, but we ran out of time there. but how about, you know, if everyone does their job from home, then what's stopping employers? getting someone employers? just getting someone cheaper i don't know, cheaper from i don't know, eastern europe, india ? yeah, but eastern europe, india? yeah, but halfway across the world? well, it's a valid point. >> and i tell you, what struck me is karim was saying about, you know, they operate a good work balance. how do you work life balance. how do you have work balance if work have a work life balance if work is home? is at home? >> you either end up >> well, you either end up working time or you working the entire time or you slack off completely. >> yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> someone who never slacks off is our very own stephanie takyi i >>i -- >> i don't know about that. you you work seven days a week. >> i do. >> i do. >> i'm a hardworking woman. >> i'm a hardworking woman.