disruption in the united states in the weeks at thomas green with the council and formulations, mr. grant, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us this friday. we appreciate your valuable analysis. thank you bye to be with you. i which is the level that is where the newly elected nationalist government says that it will declare in a silent crisis as part of a major crackdown on migration. now the move wouldn't act. emergency powers to restrict the number of asylum seekers around 40000 arrived in the netherlands every year, which the government says is putting pressure on housing, health care, and education. opposition. political parties are questioning whether the move is necessary or even legal, of administered for asylum, and migration says that she wants the strictest asylum policy ever known to this issue. emergency law has been established democratically and i use the emergency law to legally declare the asylum crisis. and that is motivated by supporting reasons, vs gone. the whole for example, you can then decide to stop issuing residents permits for an indefinite period.

disruption in the united states in the weeks at thomas green with the council and formulations, mr. grant, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us this friday. we appreciate your valuable analysis. thank you. glad to be with you. i which is the model that is where the newly elected nationalist government says that it will declare in a silent crisis as part of a major crackdown on migration. now the move wouldn't act. emergency powers to restrict the number of asylum seekers around 40000 arrived in the netherlands every year, which the government says is putting pressure on housing, health care, and education. opposition. political parties are questioning whether the move is necessary or even legal, of administered for asylum, and migration says that she wants the strictest asylum policy ever known to this issue. emergency law has been established democratically and i use the emergency law to legally declare the asylum crisis. and that is motivated by supporting reasons, vs gone. the whole for example, you can then decide to stop issuing residents permits for an indefinite period

mr. o'donnell: that is something we definitely look at as well. it is a common flawed technique, grant recipients. mr. pence: i'm going to yield some time back to the chairman. mr. carter: again, i asked you earlier about how far down the line you followed the money. and i'm just not comfortable with the answer yet. i mean, do you follow it? to it's spent? we've had a problem across the board, not just with e.p.a., but other agencies as well, where we give these grants and then they give subgrants. and we don't know what they're being used for. mr. o'donnell: yes. so i think maybe in the past my office has not, has taken a more restrictive view. my view is that we follow every dollar until it's spent. that includes not just to the subrecipients but to the subrecipient's contractors. these are things we speak about when we talk about the need for audit and better data in order to know if there's, for example, bid rigging or collusion. so we will follow every dollar until it is spent. mr. carter: i know you can't speak for other i.g.'s, but is that the normal practice of i.g.'s? mr. o'do

mr gonzalez had been taking refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. here's the spanish foreign minister on grantingum. translation: i was able to speak to him once - he was on the plane and he expressed his gratitude to the government and to spain. i told him how happy we are that he is well and on his way to spain and i reiterated our commitment of all venezuelans. we reiterate our demand that the vote tallies we presented, that they be verifiable and they will not be presented, that they be verifiable and they will not recognise a victory if that cannot be done. spain will always be there to promote dialogue and negotiation between the government and opposition. the internationally renowned specialist children's hospital, great 0rmond street in london, says that it's carrying out a review of more than 700 patients cases, after concerns were raised about one of its former surgeons yaserjabber, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon. with me is our correspondent nicky schiller. what are the hospital saying? 700 cases, the scale is staggering. 700 cases, the scale is staggering-— 700 cases, the scale is s

grant it? let me congratulate mr _ willing to grant it? let me congratulate mr lambie i willing to grant it? y between saying as a government, we should give ukraine everything they need to finish the job to win this war, and then to procrastinate and dither and delay over a particular type of weaponry which president zelensky says is essential to their ability to do that. so to me, if we are in this, we are in this. if we genuinely believe we should be upholding and defending freedom and democracy, as i believe we absolutely should, when a southern european democratic country is illegally invaded, we should give president zelensky what he wants. john, how do our leaders stop the war going on in ukraine forever? it is clear they are in a bind. there is clear they are in a bind. there is a reluctance to do anything like but western troops on the ground. there is also a reluctance to provide weapons. how do they bring it to an end? the provide weapons. how do they bring it to an end?— it to an end? the first thing they do is they should _ it to an end? the first thing they do is they should not

mr. biden whether to grant permission or not to grant and this is simply his last opportunity as the presidentited states, well, there are elections coming up and all that, and that is why they are blackmailing the united states, well, in general, the western world is threatening them, and that is why everything is happening it is with nuclear power plants and this is the change to nuclear power. doctrine, well, at the same time, putin already promised the chinese that nothing like that would happen, that he will stop using nuclear weapons as a factor in this war, i.e., that he will remain in his position, that if there is such a substantial threat to russian sovereignty, there is a threat of the destruction of russian statehood, then this is one question, but simply as a factor of the conventional... war , he shouldn't use it, that is, for him , there is some movement in his direction, which means that he takes this threat with a ranged weapon very seriously. look, we would also like to ask you in more detail about your vision whether for our western friends, let's say, and partners, there is

mr. maitham mahdiar , a sociologist and a member of the faculty of allameh tabatabai university. continued news. the president , who had gone to this ministry before noon to grantthe decree to mr. ismail khatib, the minister of information, thanked the ministry of information staff for their services. reporter you are the real soldiers of this revolution, the soldiers who do your work anonymously without claiming the name nani. is the people he said that this satisfaction comes from selfless service to the people. it will be achieved . let us show people that we are good by working and doing good, not by giving orders, not by commanding and forbidding. if i serve, i can attract people. if i help, i can solve problems. we must try to create that unity and cohesion inside first. our intention and belief is to create that unity and self-reliance in the country. we are determined to go with people who can lead us to that vision. let's get help to do this. we are going to ask them. it is not supposed to them give an order the head of the judiciary, in the meeting of the high officials of the judiciary, stressed the publication of some content in the country's media,

this has been consistently challenged by the prosecution, even after mr hakamada was released and grantedand forth between the prosecution and the defence. challenges and appeals continued for years, which meant that it took until 2023 for the retrial to be given the go ahead. until today, for him to be announced innocent. now it was widely believed that he was going to be acquitted, but years of being behind bars, mostly in solitary confinement, had really taken a toll on his mental health. he was under the care and the supervision of his sister after he was released in 2014. he has been so ill and so unwell that he was exempt by the court from attending those hearings. his sister today in court appeared visibly emotional and thejudge had actually apologised to her, saying sorry that it had taken so long. today ends one of japan's longest and most famous and closely watched legal sagas. but it raises a question about why this miscarriage ofjustice has lasted for so long. before we leave you there is half an hour, let's bring you up—to—date with the breaking news. we have had a statement

he arrived and spend a sunday afternoon after being granted political asylum. mrart of the international community won the presidential election spent several weeks sheltered in the embassy of the netherlands in caracas. his departure comes a week after a judge issued an arrest warrant against him because he had failed to show up at the office of the attorney general. they're accusing him of conspiracy and other crimes. the whole process against gonz lez has been criticised by several people, who keep saying that venice electoral authorities need to publish all the detail that prove that maduro really won the election, as has been said.— as has been said. obviously, a turbulent _ as has been said. obviously, a turbulent moment _ as has been said. obviously, a turbulent moment for - as has been said. obviously, a turbulent moment for fun - as has been said. obviously, a turbulent moment for fun as l turbulent moment for fun as well. what reaction is within the country and internationally? —— turbulent moment for venezuela. the government _ moment for venezuela. the

this has been consistently challenged by the prosecution, even after mr hakamada was released and grantedtless back and forth between the prosecution and the defence. challenges and appeals continued for years, which meant that it took until 2023 for the retrial to be given the go ahead until today, for him to be announced innocent. now, it was widely believed that he was going to be acquitted, but years of being behind bars, mostly in solitary confinement, had really taken a toll on his mental health. he was under the care and the supervision of his sister after he was released in 2014. he has been so ill and so unwell that he was exempt by the court from attending those hearings. his sister today in court appeared visibly emotional and the judge had actually apologised to her, saying sorry that it had taken so long. today ends one of japan's longest and most famous and closely watched legal sagas. but it raises a question about why this miscarriage ofjustice has lasted for so long. elon musk has given a scathing response on x after the bbc revealed he hadn't been invited to the governme

the venezuelan opposition leader, edmundo gonz lez, has arrived in spain where he's been granted political asylum. mrmilitary base, after leaving venezuela where he had taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he had challenged the venezuelan president, nicol s maduro, injuly�*s elections, which the opposition claims it won. with me is?our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard. why spain? basically sprint for political asylum. straight out of the july election, gonz lez took refuge in the dutch embassy in caracas. he stayed there for more than a month, and this week he went to the spanish embassy. spain has consistently said that he appeared to be the winner of that election. venezuela had as an arrest warrant against him, and the venezuelan vice president said that in the end, it decided to offer him safe passage to leave venezuela for the sake of political peace, was how they justified it. so, the venezuelan government of course rejects the claims from the opposition that they won the election, and they claim to be the victims of a right—wing attempt to subvert the government there. �* , g

mr. borjerdi, may allah bless him and grant him peace, who was the commander-in-chief of the north-west and the west. this was the so-called saying that hajj ahmad and i should say hajj ummat. and the other brothers of marivan, paveh , and these bayans formed a brigade, which haj ahmad , haj ahmad, we ask god to return to us if he is alive, if he is a martyr, may god bless his soul, which we must say in the same year of 61 after the liberation. kharqom shahr, who left syria and came to confront the occupying regime of quds, which had invaded southern lebanon and even reached beirut, so it happened that he was captured by the falangistas there. conquest operation. mobini, and finally, we must say that mahmoud shahbazi came from hamedanam, that he and haj ahmed , my partner, were students at the university of science and technology before the revolution, and haj ahmet was also a teacher, and in the end , it came to this point that they said that we should form a brigade . something like this had formed up to two or three brigades like the imam hussain and 25 karbala and i will tell you about

granted before. this is not much different than the case of mr. richard glosep in oklahoma who the u.s. was constitutional error in the case that the lower courts didn't consider. we're in that same case, where there's an extraordinary time to have conceding error and that's what we're asking the courts to review. >> and i do want to note that in this case the errors in question are black jurors being excluded such that he would not have a jury of his peers. and also as you said the contamination of the evidence. there was a desire to re- examine the knife used in his case for dna but the evidence was mishandled so that couldn't happen. since 1973, more than 200 people who have been wrongly convicted and sentenced to death in the u.s. have been exonerated, over 40% of those incarcerated are black. there's only a few countries that use the death sentence. and we're one of them. this feels like, a case in which the governor is hard hearted in this incidence. has there been any explanation to mr. marcell's family as to why the governor does not believe he needs clemency or deserves it. >>

at the state level i have defended a resolution to directing the administration to apply for the grants mr. chair properties and the last thing board members we are in the community so i was at the event and connected with market street services that wanted to support housing and secure students. >> thank you and now move on to benefiting. >> instead of a student centered formula let's have students outcomes focus and a great example what we learn from that 12 rural community colleges in california they're lazer focused not a lot of job opportunities in the area they make sure that students have great training for jobs, great opportunity for housing and great jobs after they graduated to city college is a way to get additional support and the second largest employer they're they need thousands of medical administrators those are great paying jobs with benefits and other cities colleges across the country that allow work study programs those companies and they're trained to take jobs aligned all the student outcomes and lazer focused. >> thank you we'll move on to. thank you. for that quest

mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah, may god bless him and grant him peace, attained the grace of martyrdom in the events of last night in lebanon and flew to the kingdom. sayyid aziz of resistance received the reward of ten years of jihad in the face of allah and its difficulties during a holy struggle. he was martyred while he was engaged in designing for the defense of the people zahieh of beirut was helpless, with their destroyed houses and their overgrown loved ones. as he had planned, planned and fought for tens of years to defend the oppressed people of palestine and the towns and villages that were destroyed and their houses were destroyed and their loved ones were massacred. the grace of martyrdom was his inalienable right after all this struggle. the islamic world has a great personality and resistance front. he lost an outstanding standard-bearer and hezbollah lost a rare leadership, but the blessings of his wisdom and many years of jihad will never be lost. the basis that he established in lebanon and gave direction to other centers of resistance with his absence not only from it canno

mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah, may god bless him and grant him peace, in the events of last night. lebanon achieved the grace of martyrdom and flew to kut . sayyid aziz of resistance received the reward of tens of years of jihad in the name of allah, its difficulties during a holy struggle. he was martyred while he was engaged in designing to defend the defenseless people of the suburbs of beirut and their destroyed houses and their loved ones , just as he did for decades to defend the oppressed people of palestine, the usurped village city, destroyed houses and murdered loved ones. it became common knowledge that they had planned and planned and waged jihad. the grace of martyrdom was his inalienable right after all this struggle. the world of islam has a great personality and the resistance front has an outstanding standard bearer and lebanon's hezbollah lost its unparalleled leadership, but the blessings of planning and jihad. how old he will never be missed. the basis that he established in lebanon and gave direction to other centers of resistance, will not only not disappear w

mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah, may god bless him and grant him peace, achieved martyrdom in the events of last night in lebanon and flew to the kingdom. sayyid aziz resist received the reward of tens of years of jihad in the name of allah and its difficulties during a holy struggle did he was martyred while he was engaged in designing to defend the defenseless people of the suburbs of beirut and their destroyed houses and their loved ones. as it has been designed for decades to defend the oppressed people of palestine and the usurped towns and villages, destroyed houses and massacred loved ones. he had planned and fought hard. the grace of martyrdom was his inalienable right after all this struggle. the islamic world lost a great personality and the resistance front an outstanding standard-bearer, and the lebanese hezbollah lost an unparalleled leader. but the blessings of his many years of planning and jihad will never be lost . the basis that he founded in lebanon and to other centers of resistance will not be destroyed with his loss, but thanks to his blood and the other martyrs of this inc

grant him peace. thank you very much mr. kharakiyan, thank you for your report and with you we bid farewell. at the end of his trip to mashhad, the president attended the al-hussein society of islamic warriors. mr. medeshian, who was present in this delegation with mr. qalibaf, speaker of the parliament , accompanied the mourners of imam reza , peace be upon him. they have got to know each other closely, and they believe that cooperation and interaction with each other is the only way to overcome problems. while again emphasizing on merit selection in the assignments, mr. mezikian said: the government's effort is to act in such a way that the people from the system have a more satisfying revolution and government. the devotion of iranians to shams al-shamos, saman al-hajj, ali bin musa reza, peace be upon him, knows neither time nor place. not only millions of iranians who have gone to mashhad , but also the rest of the compatriots are sending their hearts to the shrine these days from far and near. have agreed esh reza gharib al-qorba. reza moin from shafa. what iran with a news from shahsh

mr. williams' of new york district, would be prohibited from receiving fema grants simply because colgate has a program that gives students an opportunity to get firsthand experience abroad while being hosted by a university in shanghai. that same goes for cal state fullerton in my colleague michelle steel's district. cal date fullerton international partnerships with chinese universities back in 1984 so that students could collaborate on educational and cultural exchanges. because of these bilateral agreements with partner institutions in china, this bill would prohibit d.h.s. from helping students or c.h.s. fullerton if an earthquake strikes orange county. what about niagara university where mr. langworthy went to college? niagara signed an exchange agreement for m.b.a. students from the university in china which is the world's second largest economy. would niagara university be contributed from receiving fema grants if a major blizzard or flood sweeps through niagara county? under h.r. 1516 the answer's yes. suny binghamton, in congressman molinaro's district, has an exchange program w

grant. god save the king. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel. good save the king, glory to the heroes. we understand that there are a lot of events, and all of them are extremely important, but we understand that the situation in the pokrovsky area requires additional attention. yes, we understand that the enemy has made this a general direction for himself, although finally the direction... of the great russian-ukrainian war, in particular in donbas, has not become easier, that is, there is a feeling that the enemy has thrown all his available resources in order to breach our defense . it is quite clear that russia will continue to advance in the east of ukraine, and for now there is no stopping it. however, what is really important is that we, for our part , must maintain a coherent line of defense. it is absolutely impossible to allow the formation of boilers. by the way, one of... of them is now forming in the zoryanyi area, that is, we have to be very careful and keep the front line as straight as possible, because it allows us to deploy fewer troops directly at the forward positi

mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah, may god bless him and grant him peace, became the secretary general of hezbollahlebanon, and we witnessed that the operations of the islamic resistance became wider and their morale increased. the same type of conflict has progressed far in terms of tactics, in terms of weapons, in terms of preparation, in terms of inflicting damage, or the martyrdom of shahid mughniyeh and the martyrdom of zulfikar, the recent martyrdom of mahmoud shekar, none of these not only had a negative impact, but also determined and courageous action. the axis of your authority, especially ours we are talking about the islamic resistance of lebanon , which is stronger and more fragile than the zionist regime, mr. doctor. when we examine the past, we see that the fire of war by the zionist regime in lebanon is increasing every day, and today the southern zahia of beirut was targeted for the umpteenth time, and it was one of the heaviest attacks in the past days and nights. what exactly are the goals in lebanon? is he following and can he achieve these goals despite the lack of access and f

he has been granted political asylum in the country. mrzalez challenged the incumbent venezuelan president — nicol s maduro. many western countries say he won the election. sir keir starmer has told the bbc that his new labour government is "going to have to be unpopular" in order to make necessary reforms. the prime minister said it was important not to shy away from hard decisions — if his government was to change the country. hello. i'm rajini vaidyanathan. let's get more on that story we mentioned just then. the uk prime minister used his interview with the bbc earlier today, to suggest that the nhs is broken — ahead of a report on the state of the health service in england — due later this week. in particular its expected to highlight severe problems for children and young people getting access to care. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. within hours of forming the new government, ministers were saying the nhs was broken and the problems could not be fixed overnight. the medical expert lord darzi was asked to carry out a rapid revi

he has been granted political asylum in the country. mr the bbc that his new labour government is "going to have to be unpopular" in order to make necessary reforms. the prime minister said it was important not to shy away from hard decisions — if his government was to change the country. hello. i'm rajini vaidyanathan. let's get more on that story we mentioned just then. the uk prime minister used his interview with the bbc

today's hearing, as you know, comes two months after the supreme court's decision granting mr.road immunity for official acts. as president, he has pleaded not guilty to the charges brought by the special counsel. hoda? >> peter alexander for us there at the white house. thank you. >>> another major story this morning. the war in the middle east. israeli forces carrying out more air strikes in the west bank overnight, while new protests rage across israel. israeli protesters calling for a cease-fire and the release of remaining hostages from hamas. now the u.s. is considering a new approach to bring american hostages home. nbc's raf sanchez joins us from tel aviv with the latest. raf, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. nearly 11 months into this war, cease-fire negotiations appear badly stalled. the white house says one sticking point is which palestinian prisoners would be released in exchange for those israeli hostages, but another is what u.s. officials increasingly s see as prime minister netanyahu's unwillingness to make a deal. this morning, israeli prime

he has been granted political asylum in the country. mrlez challenged the incumbent venezuelan president — nicolas maduro. many western countries say he won the election. sir keir starmer has told the bbc that his new labour government is "going to have to be unpopular" in order to make necessary reforms. the prime minister said it was important not to shy away from hard decisions — if his government was to change the country. now on bbc news, newscast. now, for people who haven't seen newscast on tv because it's visualised, we have a picture on our desk of adam and chris looking at us. well, looking there. well, it's pointing the other way. well, it could be... well, it's there. do you want me to move it so they are looking at you? no. that's relevant, isn't it? well, i could do that. let's do that. there. how do you feel now? i feel very fine. i love looking at you and henry. 0k. i'm going to do something. i'm going to have to move my microphone. for this moment. hang on. laura is rising from her chair. i say rising, struggling. she has

grant him peace. in the studio , we are hosting mr. dr. perpanchi, the general manager of the relief committee of tehran province, for more details in this regard and in addition to the other programs that are scheduled to take place today. let's hear them, mr. parpanchi. good morning. you are very welcome. in the name of allah , the most merciful. you have given us the opportunity to give an explanation about today's program and also to present a report of our work, god willing, and we will be healthy . god willing, we are at your service. thank you for the initiative that is going to happen today . we will discuss the opening of solar power plants by the aid committee's clients. that this is a sustainable job creation that will start, god willing, and based on that, we aim to provide services to the clients in order to empower the covered families and provide a service. we have also done to produce electricity and clean air so that they can do this with the creation of solar panels and the space they provide and with the approvals that a

mr. denis, here are the forecasts of military expert glen grant, you they must have seen that the russiansh reserves for the next big assault, he writes. russia is preparing for new attacks, in particular on kyiv, will use the reserves, armored vehicles, which are waiting for us. a moment for a breakthrough, that's what he 's talking about, well, they're waiting, they can't wait, you see, that's the way it is, that is, we don't see the concentration of troops in the direction of kyiv yet, when will it be, when will this concentration of troops appear, well then we will make some predictions, their focus for today attention to the donetsk direction, where they have certain problems with reserves, that is, i already said that they... can perform several tasks at the same time, they have now somewhat approached some kind of sequential, let's say, execution of tasks. in order to hit kyiv, they need a lot of reserves, well , we will not miss this concentration, they definitely have a plan to attack kyiv, but from theory to practice today there is a certain gap. mr. denis, we decided to forbid r

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is the supreme court had ruled that by granting a pardon, is an implication of your guilt, and if you accept that pardon, it's an acceptance of that guilt, and mrburdick would not accept that pardon because he did not want to accept the guilt. they went to nixon and said by granting the pardon, it's under the condition of that case, where there's assumed guilt if you accept this pardon. i think initially nixon turned it down under those conditions. eventually, he came around and accepted the pardon under those conditions, that was the only way, at that point, that dad was going to get anything out of nixon that he was guilty of crimes. so dad once said to me, peter, a president is kind of like a father of a family, and when one of the kids gets out of line, you know, there's rules and things you are supposed to follow, and when one of the kids gets out of line, it breaks those rules. there's consequences. those consequences can either be really big or moderate. and a father has a choice of what kind of consequences he implements. and if he thinks that by carrying out the 10th degree of the law it's going to rip the family apart, the father has

mr. pearsall is in stable condition. >> police say pearsall was in front of 77 geary street, near grant avenue, when a 17 year old suspect from tracy approached him just after three in the afternoon. >> a struggle between mr. pearsall and the suspe suspect's gun struck both mr. pearsall and the subject. >> the suspect was also taken to the hospital and is now in police custody. >> this kind of violence is simply unacceptable in our city and we will do everything in our power to work with district attorney brooke jenkins to ensure that justice is served in this matter. >> there will be accountability for those who commit these types of acts in san francisco. >> back at the site of the shooting, police spending hours collecting evidence. those who witnessed theg shaken. >> very scary. yeah. it's scary. anything can happen in a blink of an eye. >> chief bill scott, crediting his officers. quick response with the department' ars. a presence police plan to add to. >> usually when things like this happen people get very get get anxiety. and we want to make sure that the public knows that we're there for them. so we will increa

the city is also providing grants to help struggling entertainment and night life venues survive. the civic center's sfraunt and jazz bar, mrpples, was one of 14 venues chosen to receive entertainment and revitalization grants of up it $50,000 each. the owner told us the influx in cash helped them recover from a rough pandemic. >> it was completely horrible. shut down with with neggoing on and us pulling out our hair. and it's nice to be back. >> so these are just a couple of the initiatives mayor london broed is touting as she tries to convince voters she deserves another turn. lauren spent time with her at her home. >> i remember the day i took this picture and crying because i didn't want to wear this shirt. i wore it almost every day. it was like i want to wear a different shirt! even at 5, i was a piece of work. but i didn't understand we didn't have it to go buy new shirts for picture day. you're going to wear what you have right here. >> inside london breed's apartment, she's surrounded by photos showing generations of family both by blood, and as she says, by love. >> like am i even in there? i don't think i'm in th

grant jurisdiction. >> for appeal number mr. tad nguyen's appeal and request for jurisdiction. >> roll call. or discussion? for commissioners. [laughter]mented to ask. >> yes. >> [inaudible]. >> yes. >> yes. [inaudible], yes. [inaudible]. yes. [mic not on] >> thank you for your time. >> yea. >> [mic not on]. general public comment. on matters in the [inaudible]. hello. we are sorry. my mic was not on item 3 general public comment. bic taking comment on the jurisdiction not part of the agenda of thank you. you can place that there. >> the first site you saw article on mission local regarding gas pipes buried in the ground creating a life safety issue. that is mission local article. dated -- april 21 of 2001 by joe something k and the second one is 147 wood street. where that is has been going to be investigated by senior inspector matt greene hernandez improved the port around the gas people reader roar allows and directive as per directive this is from a complaint. and you see in 2021. matt greene is still investigate, i guess. >> okay. this is a job on slow street. involving bernard koran.

mr. mirhamdi said: "this year's arbaeen was done in the best way in most sectors. but failure to grant permission for the clearance of the buses that arrived at the customs caused us to face problems with the transportation of passengers. the 13th government approved more than a year ago that 2 thousand buses will be transported by the private sector. and the necessary facilities should be created for these loved ones to speed up the administrative systems. unfortunately, not only this did not happen, but they reported in our meeting that parts of the private sector that imported their own buses in our customs for more than a year under the sun. it suffered billions of damages. today, we illustrated that the regulatory bodies, including the inspection of the entire country, to this issue enter and if there is negligence and fault in this field, legal action must be taken. scientists warn about the danger of extinction of 184 shark species in the persian gulf. according to the research faculty member. oceanography and atmospheric sciences of the country , the most important challenge of the persia

mr. prime minister, i have the duty to present to you these legal instruments that mean the granting of independence. the narrative of british rule has always been that the end of the british empire was a consensual process and that london allowed its children to grow up and actually sort of stand on their own two feet. but the claim that britain made such a decision by itself is not true, but the situation imposed the issue on britain. absolutely so. well, the fact is that it took 15 years the british were forced to accept this issue with protests and shouts, and it was the violence of camp hula that finally shot them the last bullet, and in fact, it can be said that it ended there. our country they didn't give us back for free, so we had to fight for it. what other reaction was expected from us other than to stand up and defend ourselves ? i think we owe a lot to us without the courage they showed. to let the world know what happened to them , we didn't have the information we have today. elizabeth ii, the unrest and rebellions of supporters of independence in this country, which started in 1952 a

mr. clerk, please call item 1. >> item 1, resolution retroactively approving a grant agreement for student success funtd fween the unified school district and city and county acting by and through department of children youth and families for total term of july 1, 2024 through june 30, 2025 and not to exceed of approximately $26.5 million. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. today we have supervisor hillary ronan sitting with us again. this item was continued two weeks ago so we can work out potential amendments to the legislation on the grant agreement. supervisor ronan. >> sure. i was going to talk about the amendments, but i don't want to steal the thunder from the staff. okay. my office together with chief of staff dorsey and director maria su worked on amendments that were we are happy with and strengthen the accountability substantially for this measure. so, as you know colleagues, i am deeply concerned about insuring that the student success fund is effective and targeted to provide the supports and innovative programming that schools need to move the needle on academic achievement and social emotional we

grant him peace . congratulations on the ninth quarter. it means reaching the imamate of mr. imam zaman , may allah hasten the al-sharif era for all of us muslims in the world . according to these young people, those who are waiting for the promised mahdi should seek sufficient knowledge of imam zaman and acquire they should learn and consider that imam of the time as the watcher of their actions. the moral of waiting is to keep lies . you and i should have knowledge about the imam of the time . our duty is to have unity . we should have unity towards the imam of the time and hazrat hajj. these young afghans believe that by providing support and help to the people and unity and solidarity between the believers, we can provide the conditions for the emergence , all brothers and sisters are believers, so we should not make any difference, the best and most basic thing we can do is unity between muslims. the universe can be very effective in setting the stage for emergence i have a very good feeling on the eve of the beginning of imamate, and i never imagined that with him the d

mr. dr. chalabari, ceo of the airport city company, imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace. it is located in the southwest of the capital and will become one of the main air transportation centers, thank you very much. almighty god, thank you . writing materials in our country have been imported for a long time, and some of them were smuggled into the country. the story continued until iranian stationery manufacturers came to work. we can say that we have reached complete self-sufficiency in all types of pens, pencils, notebooks, and all types of stationery, erasers, and markers, and we can provide 100% of the country's needs , according to the support provided by the ministry of hearing and gifted education. fighting now is a land smuggling. from production , the production growth has been relatively good. our total production last year was 56 million pieces. we hope that with the growth we have , we will increase production by two and a half to three times this year, but we will try to reach at least two times, about 10 thousand gouache dishes every day. we can produce and

mr. king. >> we do hard things no matter how difficult or uncertain. when i was young my grantents would tell me stories of their grandparent who crossed the plains and worked the land and sacrificed for better life for their children. my grandmother said something that echoes in my mind today, we do hard things no matter how difficult or uncertain. my name is brian king, i'm a fifth generation utahan, i'm a lawmaker, attorney that represents working people against the largest corporations in this country. i'm running for governor because you deserve better, you deserve bipartisanship not unchecked power. you deserve courage and character, not cowardliness, you deserve governor who will do hard things no matter how difficult or uncertain. because that's who we are in the state of utah. we stand for something, we stand for what's right even when we stand alone and i will always do that as your governor. >> and jason, please call me jay robert is much too formal and i'm running for governor not to tell you how to live your life. i'm running to be your liberator because you are in

even after all of the scandal, they're giving grants to organizations and not asking them to show what it's going to. mr. thompson: if i could interrupt you. i recognize that and in your statement you've explained that well. and that's all part of the fact that we block granted these program, sent them back to the states and said, do what you want to do to make -- to respond to this very real and very important issue that we all want to address. so my question is, what can congress do to ensure that the states take that block grant and do what they're supposed to do with it? >> i think one thing you could definitely do is to stop states from being able to manipulate these broad spending categories. there needs to be rules on what's actually going out. if we're doing job assistance, what does that look like? if you're helping people get transportation services, what does that look like? that's information that we can't find out from our department of health and human services. so when they use these big -- the broad turns or broad categories, they've even put scholarships to folks that are making up the

mr. speaker. i rise to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the community development block grant program known as cdbg. and i recognize its tremendous contributions to the viability of american communities. the u.s. department of housing and urban development cbdg program provides critically needed funding to over 1,200 states, local jurisdiction, and ancillary areas across the united states. since the creation of the program in 1975, h.u.d. and congress have invested more than $1.7 billion in job creation. building affordable housing, funding disaster recovery efforts, and supporting economic development and infrastructure projects primarily serving low to moderate income populations. notably the cbdg program is the most flexible source of federal funding to states, localities, and ancillary areas for economic and community development purposes. state and local governments work with their local program partners, with input from public to develop programs that are initiated, planned, and developed at the local level and meet national objectives. as a former mayor of kansas c city, missouri, misso

mr. pearsall is in stable condition. >> police say pearsall was in front of 777 geary street near grant avenue, 7 year old suspect from tracy approached him just after three in the afternoon. a struggle between mr. pearsall and the suspect ensued. >> gunfire from the suspect's gun struck both mr. pearsall and the subject. >> the suspect was also taken to the hospital and is now in police custody. >> this kind of violence is simply unacceptable in our city, and we will do everything in our power to work with district attorney brooke jenkins to ensure that justice is served in this matter. >> there will be accountability for those who commit these types of acts in san francisco. >> back at the site of the shooting, police spending hours collecting evidence. those who witnessed the shooting shaken. >> very scary. yeah. it's scary. anything can happen in the blink of an eye. >> chief bill scott, crediting his officers quick response with the department's decision to beef up police presence in the area over the last few years. a presence police plan to add to. >> usually when things like this happen people get very get get

mr. pavle, you have already mentioned the steadfast and stubborn stability of the white house, not to grantto strike attacks precisely in depth russia, which does not prevent them from turning a blind eye to the fact that missiles with american s... shall we say, parts are coming to us, and this does not stop them from hitting us, but one country did not listen to this american line, i am talking about the netherlands , they already gave us f-16s, and they said that with their dutch weapons, which have become ukrainian, you can hit all the objects in the rear of the russian federation, but this story with the fall of one f-16 rests here investigation, accordingly f-16 is not in the air now, does that mean? that in principle it will be possible use in the future the dutch f-16 for combat missions and in the airspace of russia? well, some people can make such bold statements, and it is good that such statements are made, they influence partners, public opinion, public opinion in partner states, nato allies of the same netherlands. however, well, it’s like that, sometimes it can be a little bi