tazali me, wahayati, wayat nami, wazli, ahaki, i, ibni rah, shahid, shahid bathub, jadid , ibni rah,hid, shahid, al-tob, jadid, and khali , and on the occasion of your prayers, tazki. arsem lema ashal barsem that is, it is possible for all artists to have certain habits, but if you think that this is the style of the most important artists, the correct art is the one that is born at the moment . the human thing means the human being, the place , it means that it is the real thing that is the human being, let him relax when he sees it. ma shofuva with the report means the quality of the phantom drawings. israelis don't spend anything for their country and for palestine and for their heritage. it's a good place. it's a good place. i spend my whole life in peace. i don't forgive you . it means living a normal life. despite all the hardships and all the things, we don't get lost, and many of us, the fighters of al-shabaab, also wrote stories about each of them. in a way, it means that he is in danger, but you are in prison. if you're exposed to bad luck , you're in prison, and you're in

nami, for example, comes and this is his first address to me , mr. reza, mr. reza, how are you, mr., people like mr. reza and himself , he applied this in his work, based on all the assignments , he came to work, the goal is extremely big, your capacity is low, what is going on? with the resources available, with all the consultations he did in various places he knew, he could get a car, get a tool , get a tool to do his work , so to speak, he went from the lowest level to even self- leadership of the position of supreme leader means what you see for example, in your force, the commander-in-chief of the army corps, in some places, for example, those demands could not be well met, he used to write a letter to his highness, and now he gave a positive answer, because of this, he was building capacity, and then you see that a little bit of capacity was created. a belief was created that it is possible to reach that great goal. the endless war crimes and genocide in gaza, the oppression and killing of palestinian children and people , was accompanied by the reaction of our country's pres

nami comes and this is his first address to me , mr. reza, mr. reza, how are you, mr. reza, people like mr. reza and himself , he applied this in his work, based on the same assignment , he came to work, the goal is extremely large, the capacity is low, what is going on? to build capacity, to build capacity with all the available resources, with all the consultations he did in different places he knew, he could get a car , get a device, get a tool to do his work , so to speak, he went from the lowest level to even the leadership of the supreme authority. leadership means where you see, for example, in the air force, in the commander-in-chief of the army corps, in some places, for example, those demands cannot be well met, communication, he wrote a letter to his highness, and now he also gave a positive answer, because of this, he was building capacity, then a we used to see that a power was created, it was almost unbelievable it was established that it is possible to reach that great goal. to the suffering people of gaza. these war crimes must be stopped. maybe the mom

nami added that we are waiting for the program and budget organization to provide this money to the governorates. the flood came he took all our belongings to our house, and now the damage is close to 300 million sheep and cattle. it was terrible. where we just stood here watching, it was possible that sayyed would take us away at any moment. it is one of the most important natural hazards in the country. flood is the first very dangerous natural hazard in our country. then there is an earthquake, so we must have the necessary forecasts for it. watershed management is one of the most important ways to reduce flood damage. the prediction that the center of explosions. up to 70% of the possible harms can be caused in mazandaran province, nowshahr and sari the good project of girmon branch dams is very effective. according to statistics, more than 93 million hectares of watershed projects are left on the ground. about 90 million hectares, there is room for intensive implementation. we have done about 30-32 million hectares of work. they say that there are 90 million hectares left, 93 million hectar

contributed to conflict resolution and truce efforts in cambodia, el salvador, guatemala, mozambique, namin and east timor. meanwhile, experts assess most operations as ineffective. today the un carries out 12 peacekeeping missions, involving more than 100,000 people. security and members of the security council are unlikely to give up their privileged position, which can be said to lead to a dead end the possibility of agreements, at least today. gutierres , of course, will not resign, as the israelis are calling, and the organization will not be dissolved for uselessness, as many are crying out, but as a result of the creeping third world war, perhaps it will be embalmed as a memory of past stability. tell me why europe and the united states should not support the creation of a state under the leadership of the palestine liberation organization. first of all, because it is unfair to demand the creation of a twenty-second arab state, second after jordan palestine, at the expense of the only jewish state and work in america, changed his last name. his views on palestinian statehood have ch

nami, for example, should come, and this is his first address to me, mr. reza.a reza, how are you, agha reza, people like hassan agha and yourself he applied this in his work, based on the same task, he came to work, the goal was extremely big, the capacity was low, what did he do, he built the capacity and brought the capacity up with the available resources, with all the consultations he did , he could get a car in different places he knew. he would get a tool to do his work, so to speak, from the lowest level to even the leadership of the supreme leader, that is, where you see , for example, in the air force, in the commander-in-chief of the army corps, in some places, for example, those demands cannot be well met. and he was writing a letter to hazrat agha and now he was giving a positive answer because he was building capacity, and then suddenly you will see that a capacity has been created. a little belief was created that it is possible to reach that great goal. according to the world health organization, the number of palestinian children killed by the o

hangar, an industrial laboratory , rostec, avtovas, rosilmash, oska, russian helicopter, rosatom, uac, namiin goal of the exhibition is this is to show the main technological achievements of our country in the 20th century. in such industries as industry, energy, agriculture, transport, construction science, nuclear reactor , shipyard, aircraft hangar, machine-building plant, their products, all this can be seen as real samples, models and media installations, perhaps one of the most interesting objects exposition, the new atom pavilion, seven floors, really such a creative project, you know, it is as complex, as interesting as the nuclear industry, here unique technical solutions, minus three floors, three floors into the ground, we got straight into the beds of an underground river, a floating console, 53 m in the air, a hanging roof with an observation deck, from a terrace for a restaurant, twelve-meter glass stained glass windows, by the way, in the atom pavilion , visitors will be able to learn everything about the history of modern achievements of domestic nuclear energy, see the inst

nami, the head of the country's crisis management organization, is present. also , mr. shafghati, the deputy director general of the watershed and aquifer office of the natural resources organization , is present in our other studio. mrs. haratian, the reporter of the agriculture department of the israeli broadcasting corporation, is present. and to join the group that you can see my picture for mrs. mr. razavi is also the manager there are all the natural watershed resources of gilan province, which will be added to jame from gilan studio. while greeting all the guests of the program, i would like to start with mrs. haratian, if you agree, mrs. haratian, you will be present in the flooded areas. after you have checked, i would like you to tell me about the things you saw there and what the people want from the authorities regarding your watershed plans. abro in kalarabad, where the flood actually caused the destruction of the urban infrastructure of the road the bridges and keshar section were crossed, the natural resources manager of this province said that in fact, t

aurus shareholders are the nami state institute, the tawazun foundation from oha and the solers groupd at the plant. labuga in tatarstan, they produce two models: the aurus sedan, its starting price is 40,800,000 rubles. suv-commandant, he costs from 37 million. well, by the way, in the emirates, denis mantorov heads the russian delegation at the international aerospace salon dubai air show, which opens today. companies from both the civilian and defense industries of our country take part in it. now our special correspondent alena logvinova is in direct contact with the studio. alena, greetings. tell us what russia will show at this exhibition? alexandra, good morning, it is worth noting that the official international air show in dubai opens in less than half an hour, that’s what the russian delegation arrived with. for the first time in 30 years, rostec will present the il-7690a heavy transport aircraft abroad. this is a deeply modernized version of the i-76 md airliner, in which more than 70% of the company was able to update. and components, in particular , more powerful engines

. >> la directora ejecutiva de nami en el condado contra costa explica que la organización trabajó conmanos de las autoridades en un periodo de 5 años. dice que el nuevo programa fue llamado a 3 en nombre de miles hall, quien falleció en junio del 2019, cuando la policía de walnut creek le disparó durante una crisis mental donde amenazó a su familia con una herramienta de jardinería. según el condado, las llamadas de esta índole abarcan 1/3 de todas las escenas a las que las ambulancias responden en contra. >> costa last year. >> la supervisor del distrito 3 indica que el año pasado recibieron 2500 llamadas y estima que este año será cerca de 4500. ella agrega que el servicio inició como un programa piloto en el 2021, todo gracias a los fondos de la medida x y y. dice que es importante que la gente sepa que hay apoyo disponible, que la línea estará dispuesta a 24 7 a partir del 1 de diciembre con servicio en español. el número es. el 844 844 554 4. reportando en contra costa nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48 y este miércoles en el barrio de washington en los Ángeles. >> una persona

nami, the head of the country's crisis management organization, mr. shafghati, the deputy director of the watershed and watershed management organization of the natural resources organization , is present in the studio of the economy table. in our other studio, mrs. haratian, the reporter of the agriculture department of the israeli broadcasting corporation , is present. ms. mr. razavi is also the general manager of natural resources of gilan province, which will be added to jamaun from gilan studio. hello to all the guests of the program, i would like to start with ms. harratyan. if you agree, ms. harratyan , you were present in the flooded areas. did you check it? i want you to tell us more about the things you saw there and what the people want from the authorities regarding your observations for the watershed projects. yes, in two watersheds in the west of our mazandara province, maybe. the flood happened in a pang abro district in kalarabad, which actually caused the destruction of urban infrastructure , roads, bridges, and the agricultural secto

gas and conflict, which initially minimized concern for policy being civilians and setting off of c nami of outraged, frank screwed up and now has the foreign affairs ministry. so francis p r department on the world stage, trying to redirect the focus on to russia to deflect from francis on typical brand of incompetence and policy failures. and the french government was literally just doing the exact same thing with bed bugs, claiming the problem which has plague, paris, and has been documented by politicians for years now is russia's fault because people were pointing and laughing at social media posts about how the parents olympics math, so i maybe needs to be switched to a bed bug, and rat. even the french political class understands the anti semitism isn't a russian issue, but rather a wide spread homegrown french problem. it would be our country's torn apart by the greatest wave of anti semitism that who has experienced since the 2nd world war. there's also a ton of drama right now over an anti semitism rally set for this weekend by the way. with some politicians arguing that nothin

a conflict which initially minimize concern for palestinian civilians and setting off of so nami, of outraged frank screwed up and now has the foreign affairs ministry. so francis p r department on the world stage trying to redirect to focus on to russia to deflect from francis on typical brand of incompetence and policy failures. and the french government was literally just doing the exact same thing with bed bugs, claiming the problem which has plague, paris, and has been documented by politicians for years now is russia's fault because people were pointing and laughing at social media posts about how the parents olympics mascot maybe needs to be switched to a bed bug and ride even the french political class understands the anti semitism isn't a russian issue, but rather a wide spread homegrown french problem which would be our country's torn apart by the greatest wave of anti semitism that who has experience since the 2nd world war . there's also a ton of drama right now over an anti semitism rally set for this weekend by the way. with some politicians arguing that nothing happens

offensive intense exchanges of rocket fi continue across the israel 11 and border as the la rocket sits nami base and northern israel. the is riley's counting out. so the bombing attacks across garza overnight strikes and the knolls hit. one of golf is biggest hospitals killing at least 12 people stop the indonesian hospital are appealing for urgent intervention from the you. and then red cross. a sol solved is on begins on coverage, the attacks and the hospital why 700 patients and thousands of civilians the future and the compounds with, for the amount of 20 on monday is read a strikes and are 2 little shelving people into using hospital when the guys are victims of painting off on the floor. desperate for the moist has to be heard. that's what the one that i feel to the whole world, all those who are watching to have mercy on us to lend us a helping hand. i appealed to the urban western countries to stand by our side. god is on our side. we seek support from the people of the world, the leaders. i appeal to mister clinton and mister macross to intervene. atlantis, a helping hand after tha

. >> jeanine: i like m namy name jeanine.th y >> jesse: i don't care, this is a question and you havehat name do i like better than jeanine? genevieve. why do you laugh? >> jesse: old-fashioned sounding name. >> jeanine: thanks. >> jessica: kind of in the same family. >> jeanine: i told you i like my name. >> jesse: genevieve pirro,>> j>i like the ring. >> jessica: teddy, it was supposed to be my name, teddy tarlov, then my dad freaked out what if she can handle, te it? so they went with the third most popular name of 1984, and it is really boring.h th1984 i wish i was teddy tarlov.ing. >> jesse: that's a nice sounding name. >> jessica: it's done now. jes ship has sailed.: >> jesse: okay, teddy. i was going to go williames william watters.se and then you would have called me willy. h what about you, danaav? >> dana: my seventh grade spanish class name, ramona.an >> jesse: ramonaa:! >> dana: ramona quimby, age eight, the beverly cleary bookse so ramona.ar >> jesse: you look like a ramona >> dana: i think i couldhe definitely pull it off.mo >> harold: what does ramonana look like? my tu

last nighte , agents protecting joe biden's granddaughter, nami biden. hunter's daughter opened they at three carjackers. they say three males were attempting to break into a secret service agents vehicloe outside of naomi biden's house in georgetown. very nice neighborhood. d and an agent fired arounda at him. and the secretroun service saysv they don't believe anybody was shot, but they aren't suree . e so maybe the secret service agent missed. whicice h isn't so great.t an >> or maybe he didn't. and there's a dead or injureds carjacker somewhere in d.c., courtesy of naomi biden, secret service agentesy ot. and these three guys are still at large. our sources s tell primetime that secret service agents don't fire gunstill ats to prott property. they have strict shot accountability. and naomi biden wouldn't have been in the car because anr agent would have been in there with her and the carjackerens wouldn't have smashed a window a a vehicle to steal itkers wou with two people in it. >> secret service protocol two requires agents to onlypeop discharge t

and that's who nami is coming. and like, it's not just me warning about it as i write in the book, frank luntz, the top republican, like telling republicans hair on fire, guys, you don't get it. we're going to get wiped clean. you're going towards the water. it's a tsunami. get away from the water. we're going to get crushed. right. so that's coming in. 2020 is likely to be if we could just have an election in 2028. but now when you come to the media, that seems so much harder. so why are we going to go the bbc route? what are we going to do? so, colby, i came up with an a long time ago. oh, i know. what if we were so successful? people started copying us because only thing they care about is profit. so this system is built on incentives and disincentives, and there's terrible parts of that, and there's great parts of that. so if young turks becomes number one media company in america and right now online we're pretty much number one. right. but doesn't include tv. so we still got a long to go. okay. but if we beca

of course, the mental health association, nami, the city attorney's office, department of public health and ascend, as well as clinical surgeons who specialize in first responder care, which is incredibly important as well. so we are lucky to have them here in this organization in with us and we meet with them every month. and we, of course, always welcome the commissioner's to attend these meetings and be a part of it as well. so we'll be sure if anyone is interested to make sure to pass that information along so that you can also attend these meetings. i'm going to pass it very quickly back to officer prelinger. yes, i'm back again in front of you. you have a map of san francisco and if you look at this map, every single small dot represents one mental health detention that occurred in 2022. if you count them all, it's going to be 2308. this is especially important to look at this as a visual representative of just how much each crisis impacts the community in san francisco. and again, mental health detentions are kind of at the apex of a crisis incident because you're involving dange

abdul nami salman. the demands of the bafraini lawers, a reflection of the aspirations of their people. and yemen's armed forces say that they have once again launched a barage of drowns at various sensitive israeli targets in the occupied territories. the army also to carry out more such operations in support of the palestinian people until the israeli aggression in gaza stops. بسيطه بسيطه ا the siege of gaza must end.

abdul nami salman said the demand. the bakrani lawers are a reflection of the aspirations of their peopleay that they have once again launched a barrage of drones at various sensitive israeli targets in the occupied territories. the army also about to carry out more such operations in support of the palestinian people until the israeli aggression in gaza stops. hello and welcome to press tv's spotlight, i'm thanks so much for being with us. 2500 people a week have been murdered in the gas strip by the israeli regime during the last 31 days. more than 10,000 people have been killed, 70% of them women and children, 25,000 palestinians have been wounded this one month, but