nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar it is only a french american , to which the prime minister did not even answer, but from the other side of the square, channel 12 of the zionist regime announced that the prime minister of the zionist regime, benjamin netanyahu, ordered the army to reduce the attacks on lebanon following the cease-fire negotiations. mr. dr. kunali moghadam janabali is also qadiri you mentioned that there is a change of thinking and views within the cabinet of the zionist regime,

nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar nar benar nar nar nar benar morning dear visitors be well talk to mr. shohani about lebanese developments, mr. shohani, you mentioned the goals that the zionist regime had set since the beginning of the war and the failure to achieve them. the issue that is being discussed now is the discussion of hezbollah's response, an issue that is being tried to be censored in the western media. you see , in the last two days, hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets at the shadik regime's military bases. bases such as umiad, zitim, zakron, rama david, which is an airbase, are not on the border line , near haifan, safdan. we can say that it is a type. hezbollah has started a new phase in response to the regime, this is another important issue it is a matter of the media, in the meantime, see, when one side starts a war , it specifies a series of goals. well, if these goals are achieved, then that side, that country, that group says, "we won the war. if those goals are not achieved, that's it." as we mentioned, in the discussion of the regime in the atta

nar nar nar fazat aish benar nar nar nar ghazsht ali al-bannar nar nar nar gaza trid al dar al-tal baghza expectation and valdam minha jadna al-shiyun without mercy yasfi yasfi eidna baghza al-tazaq and valdam minha yazidna al-sunyun without mercy yakkhed yasbi yaidna tabal lal-hakam al-khaft-basit israel khabal lal-haqam al-khaft-basit israel or hadd al-sukun and children die or hajj al-stun and children die. if every muslim leaves gaza, he will be ashamed. if he leaves gaza, he will be ashamed. if he leaves gaza , he will be ashamed. khali al-zalib is listening to us, the people of ansarah , saber, the grave, or al-akhal, the people of the oppressors are listening to us, the people of khaybar missile, that is, al- saniwank haddan, sarwa bintak of khaybar, that is, al-saniwank haddan , ethadak takkani. news network hello, i would like to say that we will start the news section with short news from sima programs in the behind the scenes report. salam khuna write and the book were one of the news on tv during the holy defense week. which area arg to mahdia. write khana was a narrative of t

nar, nar, gaza, live, benar, nar, gaza, ishtalat, nar, nar, gaza, trid al-thar, shafna the seeker of gaza al-taqwad and my heart, shafna al-saniwal, without mercy , is scrutinized by yasbi ainna. if you leave gaza, you will be fine. good morning. in the final part, greetings to today's reporter. and it is planned that in this section i will talk about the program that sada and sima news agency reporters will have today in tehran and in other provinces to cover the news of khash gatherings demonstrations. let's do it in the presence of mehdi anari, reporter of the radio and television news agency, mr. andari. hello, good morning. i am also greeting and polite to you. we are going to point out that it is the topic of the march that will be held today in different provinces, and god willing, we will be able to have good coverage , have good interviews, and be able to show the service to the people at different intervals of the program. if you remember, in the past weeks, we had these angry fridays to support the oppressed people gaza was planned in different provinces, in terms of the i

yalla ya nar yalla allah al-bayt khums manukat elli bayzal hun b here it has similarities with a classroom, but it is not a school. asr abu mustafa, this is an educational tent. these children want to live like other children all over the world, learn to play and have access to the simplest facilities. . these children are among the most fortunate ones in a way. they sometimes burn books instead of fuel. charitable organizations in the gaza strip they observe the effects of this situation on children. one of them dreamed of becoming an engineer and the other wanted to become a police officer. but now they are thinking of selling biscuits for their rations. the reconstruction of gaza, whenever it begins , will take years. the children of gaza have been deprived of education for the second year. addressing the issue of academic interruption can be very challenging, especially when a large number of children are affected by this issue. there is no truce on the horizon. even after the ceasefire, the outlook is dark regarding the proper education system there is in the near future. hundreds of

now the government refused to allocation of very much this case of nar and has put a spotlight on this handling of children and east of the why the question of domestic violence against women over 300 women were killed last year. and in the 1st 6 months efficient, another $200.00 women at the mode. so this case is really bringing together the handling of the question of domestic abuse invited to this country. and that is why old one is trying very hard to get ahead of us. he's saying that people color very kind of because the process of those who are responsible for the death of marvin, and he promised that they will face the severest penalties if convict door. and just as speaking to us earlier from this number, my dozens of people have been killed in vietnam and land slides and floods triggered by ty soon yagi. hundreds more were injured and the most powerful storm to hit the region this. yeah, you all get has cost power to millions on disrupted communications on transport, links dash cam footage of the moment, learn motorcyclists narrowly escaped death warner bridge shortly for a ri

now the government refused to allocation of very much this case of nar and has put the spotlight on his handling of children and east of the why the question of domestic violence against women over 300 women were killed last year. and in the 1st 6 months, if they show another $200.00 women at the mode. so this case is really bringing together the handling of the question of domestic abuse invited to this country. and that is why old one is trying very hard to get ahead of us. he's saying that he will put a very, can see the process of those who are responsible for the death of marvin. and he promised that they will face the severest penalties if config. okay, thank you for that done and done in terms in a stumble. a quick look now. and so most doors making headlines, firefighters across the us state of california are bossing wildfires that are threatening tens of thousands of homes attack days of extreme temperatures of fuel the flames, forcing hundreds of residents to flee. a fi in the clear like area is being investigated for possible potential austin. at least 11 people have been kil

now the government refused to allocation of very much this case of nar and has put the spotlight on his handling of children and east of the why the question of domestic violence against women over 300 women were killed last year. and in the 1st 6 months efficient, another $200.00 women at the mother. so this case is really bringing together the handling of the question of domestic abuse and finds this country. and that is why old one is trying very hard to get ahead of us. he's saying that he will put a very kind of the process of those who are responsible for the death of marvin. and he promised that they will face the severest penalties if config. okay, thank you for that done and done in terms in a symbol is a rush that says it has captured more settlements in east and ukraine while advancing towards the military hub of a across most coast. as these forces have captured, the village of memory conduct no very difficult, but cross gifts strategically important to the lies on the road that supplies ukrainian troops and towers across the eastern front. russian forces not controlled abou

example, for modeling docking, for modeling some technical work, this is something that was not in the nars, but now it has already received such good development. researchers go out into a special lunar module, where with the help of virtual reality technology they solve problems that will face astronauts, control of the lunar rover, movement of cargo and much more. namely, they undergo a field test, where with the help of vr technologies, they do some physical exercises that allow physiologists to understand what condition they are in, and then they move on to two stands, a sign stand, where their entire body is weighed down to lunar gravity. and accordingly, physiologists are interested in seeing how they will coordinate their actions and how they will perform physical exercises if their body weighs 1/5 of the usual weight on the stand-rover, where they perform operator activities to control the lunar machine for the purpose of extracting lunar soil, this is also very a specific, complex task, where we are interested in how people in new gravitational conditions will coordinate their act

nar susan collins and lisa murkowski were the only ones to vote in favor of the bill, booker, manchin, tillis, rounds did not vote, second attempt to add pceral vote on the bill after the previous vote also failed to reach the 60 vote threshold bkn june. prior to this recent vote republican senators katie and ted cruz offered their own ivf legislation but it was objected too by democratic senator patty murray am proud today to be joining my colleague from texas in support of the ivf protection act. i am grateful to senator cruz for his leadership on this important topic. both senator cruz and i are parents. we can both attest to the fact that there is no greater blessing in life than our children. for many americans, building a family, becoming a mom or a dad, that's their american dream. ivf makes the difference, and achieving that dream for millions of americans who are facing infertility. ivf helps parents to start families, to grow their family. in the u.s., nearly 200 babies are born a day. so nearly 2% of all babies born are because of ivf. this treatment is really a game change

in favor of of social justice, who have seen the possibility of human rights transcending the very nar narrow liberal framework uh, but with include uh a commitment to basic dignity uh like uh the right to housing and education uh and healthcare uh and the clean environment uh to those forces that are committed to understanding that we all have to survive on this very uh finite uh planet and that we've got to find ways to cooperate to deal with the issue of climate change uh those forces who don't see the other as the enemy who will not allow themselves to be manipulated into believing that there are others who have less value than them, so these are the the forces we are trying to organize in order to bring about real change in in the us and by extension change in the world and there are people around the world who believe that in particular we talk about around the world mean in the west cuuse clearly there are people in the so-called global south that realize that we cannot continue as it's that we we have to have a situation where people are allowed to to live in dignity uh and tha

been managing the financial literacy of the country, managing the value, the nar, which is which has to be blown looking for the whole decades or so managing the funds available to him above hold for the order. and the people in the street seem to get to know somewhere else, i'm truthfully, somewhere else in the country. the main problem is he has been trailing them in terms of availability of cash as well uh, widely available in banking services. the banking services in the country are for there are no light in machines, you know for them please. i think and to hold the car up and where i yeah. there is only probably $10.00 to $15.00 such machines and most of them on every do. yeah. and then the average day of your laura cottle, i'm okay, have okay. not honest about as always what you say all his shortcomings for us though, the way he was got rid of, had to flee the country, was very, very ugly, wasn't it? they were sieges of the, of the headquarters of the central bank. that was the head of the i. t department was kidnapped, there were threats made the children of stopped up threat

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manerva's, we know that you had a relationship with him, it doesn't concern you, but we're not from the narolice, we're investigating a murder, my personal life has nothing to do with this murder, and didn't you send him a text message in a restaurant on the day of the murder? can i congratulate my colleague on her birthday? and wasn't your husband jealous? i would have tried, and he's not my husband , either legally or actually, when i came to him in st. petersburg, he wanted freedom from cliches, now i'm putting up with it for now, all my life on my neck is tired, and why is he nowhere? he works , he works, only nobody needs his work, a freelance artist, an artist in the sense of the word bad, no, really an artist, even a good one, only nobody buys his paintings, these, by the way, are his work, not bad, yes, very good, this is us in england with... i want, i can’t, my stomach is already in my back, so kolya, i haven’t eaten anything since morning either, so you have a fasting day, but sit down, oh, it seems clean, so, come on, come on, little by little. "oh, guys, oh, thank you, oh, you

. >> ruth hybe nar brown and her husband, jason, are suddenly having more conversations about the blueot symbolizing a democratic island in a sea of nebraska red, and the state's unique way of dividing electoral votes with plausible that we could have a tie. and a whole notion of oh, my vote doesn't matter. it's really tossed out the window because this could be it. this could be the deciding factor for all of the pathways for kamala harris and donald trump to reach the white house. the race for 270 electoral votes could come down to nebraska's sprawling second district. and here's why if harris carries the three blue wall battleground states and trump wins the swing states across the sun belt. a single electoral vote surrounding omaha could keep the race from becoming a two 69 to 69 tie, decided by the house of representatives. >> well, how alone nebraska, a not so secret weapon for democrats could be tim walz, who was born and raised here before moving to states away to minnesota tony vargas believes the harris-walz ticket will also help democrats win control of congress. starting wi

she indicated an nar weapon wa used and talked about how when the cops went to the house, the father said i have hunting guns, the kid does not have unsuper vised access to them. there is nothing that connects this gun to the family at this point. it could have been the family's gun or somewhere else. they did not mention a motive, what motivated the guy to do t this. only four people, it could have been worse, two math student teachers and two students. the school resource officer approached him and he gave up. >> lawrence: he saved a lot of lives. >> brian: takes a lot of guts to walk up to someone with a gun. >> lawrence: kudos to the officer. when it comes to fbi and local police, what is an interview? what is watching? what is on your radar? we have covered -- >> brian: remember the buffalo shooting? >> lawrence: absolutely, or ucla yufld /* yufl uvalde, we report on shootings in schools or terrorists incidents and they are not being watched if they commit the final act. >> kayleigh: many went to school for the first time. mason schermerhorn went to school, he is autistic. his f

one song, then on the second evening they continued and so for three nights they could sing one such naruys are ready, there is no meaning, a non-meaningful phrase goes, rirash yarayda, rirash, rirash yarayda, rirash yarayda, it is a very light song, it is not so melodic, yes, let's try, exhibits, but also a laboratory for scientific research, students and postgraduates. they study not only flora, but also local fauna, create herbariums and replenish the entomological collection. literally the day before yesterday i caught an emperor's patrolman, this dragonfly is rare, in general, both for our region and for the country, it is considered that this is the largest dragonfly for the republic of edegey, it is well distinguished by its bright color. most insects, like ants and bees, bring... invaluable benefits to the ecosystem, while others have declared war on it: how just one butterfly can change life on the planet, we know from the story and thunder struck by ray bradbury, the term butterfly effect has firmly entered the lexicon of natural science. we have now arrived in the middle reach

. >> let's talk about sales price nar reported that we've seen a 14 month at a row of year-over-yearbly 150 months out of 160 months if you look at the last decade. what i'm seeing now is last week we had about 70000 new homes onto the market that are for sale across this country, what seems to be the course that those homes are about 3 - 5% more from a price point perspective than they were last year, the price continues to go up. >> what happens if mortgages drop below 6%, does that mean prices go up. >> i do think it does, to your earlier point you have 80% of existing mortgages that are sitting out there right now people that are move-up buyers that are under 5%, i think you get into space when mortgages fall they get into the 5% range it opens up the ability for move-up buyer or a second home buyer to get into the marketplace and again, it creates more demand out there, there is huge amounts of demand sitting on the sideline because were mortgage rates have been the highest we've seen in a lot of years. liz: what you make of vice president harris plan to get ready $5000 to first

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nar warner page 566 monthly voted for his head tikok videos prolonged. >> i'm not talking about individualgislators, i'm lking about their rationale and looking ate 36 to prevent ts content manipulation of the content on social media and the use of america. on the rationale it is a concern about influencing the views of america. that's different from concern about prostitution at a boe because the concern here is about key ration decionbroad which is typically when you see that kd ofanguage and say the first amendment concern is the and can influenced. >> i apologi f going back, i hope understand why. there's a difference between saying we don't like the way ntt turns outn the platform when china does it this way. content would be lik that's different from sayin we don't wana to be in charge of how the platfor tns out. >> if we switch theorithm a little bit and suddenly tik tok videos would be part o china and its content manipulation. >> to u.s. owners to taken orders about a play and the government has a social media platformwn by company in the u.s. the company has concerns becahat comp

well, go ahead, tell it to the whole world as a secret, you'll see it for yourself now, on sunday , narn the other hand, if you look, there he is, it's impossible for him to be in ukraine, he feels that it's always somehow wrong, first of all, he got a two in math at school. because he always counts the losses, somehow it doesn't add up for him, everything is small, everything is small and small, small and small, small and small, even such a stupid beast as mosiychuk, and then it's like, come on, when some lobby disrupted the implementation of the istanbul agreements, the price for the fact that we lost our sovereignty is enormous, hundreds of thousands of dead, there are left, then you will understand that the real figure, and the loss of ours, it is, well, measured in hundreds of thousands, and in my opinion, this figure has exceeded half a million, the fact that if they had reached, flown to zaporozhye, means only one thing, it means that the advance of russian troops in this direction also had. success, accordingly, this is the situation that has developed, and if they had started t

this whole week is the nar internationals. we have boats from denmark and norway.these fill our marina and our bay. and this is what the people on their blazing saddles boats, a car, excuse me. bikes go across, see them on the bridge, go over the bridge and come back on the ferry. and this is what's vital. we are probably not going to be able to afford this new increase. i hope that $600,000 they took away from the marina, you can find money elsewhere, but to pick on us and have us leave many of these boats that are exciting, they're not going to be able to be on the marina anymore. thank you. thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker, please. patricia and marina, hello, neighbors and merchants in the 60s, when the yacht harbor was reorganized, we fought for the small boats to stay the marina green and the yacht harbor were dedicated to this city. for citizens of all of the cities to come. first place for the small respite. the people in the east marina and the smaller boaters are our economic vitality to our neighborhood. the larger yachts, yes, t

indiscernible] $5 years we have been ignored, [indiscernible] multi-billion bureaucracy, the city law nar and u.s. in the debacle. for years we somehow the city and lennar will honor the commitment y of the shipyard in tact and secure.francisco is at risk of losing yet healthy and thriving community of artists after 5 years of of rainy winters and weeks away from another winter woo ecan remain silent. we the b consortium are sick and tired about the art and bohemium spirit which we implore you to display the ment and exert the leadership it takes to rangle a pentance from anyothe billion dollar to simply and insure our entire community working artists can survive in perpetuity on beloved parcel b. i am up and running and is about to happen what is going on at the plan of hunters point ship yard and we would like see your commission support the usual redevelopment plan of wipiand already existing authentic environment out and try -create it someplace else. it is there and parcel b should always be a house and home to the arts community in san francisco. it is alreadis beloved by people all

$5 years we have been ignored, [indiscernible] between three multi-billion bureaucracy, the city law nar and u.s. navy involved in the debacle. for years we have been polite, trusting somehow the city and lennar will honor the commitment to keeping the arts community of the shipyard in tact and secure. once again, san francisco is at risk of losing yet another healthy and thriving community of artists after 5 years of neglect of rainy winters and weeks away from another winter woo ecan no longer remain silent. we the parcel b consortium are sick and tired of lip service caring about the art and bohemium spirit which is san francisco brand. we implore you to display the commitment and exert the leadership it takes to rangle a pentance from anyone or all of the billion dollar to simply put roofs on our buildings. and insure our entire community of working artists can survive in perpetuity on beloved parcel b. i am very thrilled candlestick point is up and running and is about to happen and that will certainly impact what is going on at the plan of hunters point ship yard and we would like

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