opportunity to use the new legal capacity , which according to the president of the national broadcasting corporation, using the new legal capacity, tries to provide equal and equal advertising opportunities to the candidates of the parliament elections. the parliament was not the first. about the national media and the introduction of these, the honorable head of seda and cima, the program of seda and cima to use the facilities of the national media is media justice and it is among the programs of the islamic republic of iran, this capacity is one of the most important capacities of the islamic republic of iran seda and the face of justice in the field of information and advertisement for candidates, radio and television will create a good initiative this year, let's consider it for the candidates who take time to look at their work in radio and television, and i will be confused by the honorable head of the national media for our interview. in a fair way, we sent to the dear candidates for the 12th parliament election to use the national media, it provides the conditions for everyone to advertise e

national media should be equally available to the candidates for the parliamentary elections he came to the parliament and prepared a presentation and to introduce these, the honorable head of the iranian broadcasting corporation has a plan to announce that iranian broadcasting corporation will use the facilities of the national media, media justice , the fast vote, and it is one of the programs of the islamic republic of iran. the most important capacity of the islamic republic of iran radio and television is the internal core, although it creates a justice in the field of information and advertisement of the candidates. radio and television will build a good initiative this year . let's consider it for the candidates who spend time and do their work in radio and television. come back and mess me up the honorable president of the national media has been in touch with him that we are giving a fair opportunity to the candidates for the 12th parliament election to use the national media , it provides the conditions for everyone to advertise equally. he will take it because he wants to register and has the concern and ability to serve in the stronghold of parliament representation, but for the sand cub advertisin

broadcasting corporation started working, that is, four months earlier than the previous periods, 19 meetings of the election headquarters of the broadcasting corporation have been held, and the strategies of the national media are coordinated and coherent in this regard . we tried that at this stage. pre-registration of all classes all different tastes, different ethnicities and different tastes of different classes of people, women, lawyers, engineers, doctors, anyone who thinks they have expertise and can help encourage the country to participate in this stage . it must be directly related to the active action of the national media in these few days, and it led to the fact that the pre-registration place has reached this point with this wide participation and the welcome of the people and the potential candidates for the parliamentary elections, nasrin nouri of sobh sed and sima news agency . good bye, dear and respected compatriots we have come to examine the country's atmospheric situation with the presence of an expert from the meteorological organization here in the studio. zarrabi will accompany us today, and we will also pass friday, august 20, and the last days of august will be the hottest .

on the fifth day of pre-registration, the president of the broadcasting corporation emphasized on creating a fair opportunity in the nationalia for the candidates who have made it to the final stage of the selection process, to use the advertising capacities in an equal and equal manner .

not come for the parliament, what year was the national media for the first time, and to introduce them, the honorable president of the broadcasting corporation , i will use the facilities of today's ways. among the programs of the system the islamic republic is one of the most important capacities of the islamic republic of iran radio and television , the internal core, although it creates a justice in the field of information and advertisement of the candidates , radio and television is a good initiative, hopefully this year we will consider it for the candidates who take the time. and look at their work in the radio and television, and it was a mess of the respected president of the national media, that we are giving a fair chance to the candidates for the 12th parliament election to use the national media , it provides the conditions for everyone to advertise equally. to the official form that will be given the right opportunity to advertise will be given to the candidates for the fact that he wants to register and is able to serve for 10 minutes and is able to serve in the stronghold of parliament representation. please help these loved

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national rumor mill. >> i love them. >> reporter: the trailan broadcasting corporation reports that a statement from erin's lawyers to police? i'm so sorry. that they have lost their lives. i can't believe it. >> reporter: in the same statement she said she threw out the food dehydrator after speculation started to grow. police say it is consistent with eating a mushroom fungus found near oak trees. her former in-law and gale's sister heather has died and her husband is in critical condition. according to police, erin and her two children didn't fall ill and detectives confirming that erin's a suspect. >> she cooked those meals. for those people that were poisoned. now, again, she hasn't presented with any symptoms, but we have to keep an open mind in relation to this. this could be very innocent, but again, we just don't know at this point. >> reporter: an this morning victoria police telling nbc news the deaths are still being treated as unexplained. and so the mystery continues. now no charges have been filed and investigators are really reminding everyone, the press included, there is an acive investigation and they won

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was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the newshour. the nation'seather has etched more entries today in the journal of extremes that's marked this summer. millions of americans faced everything from steaming heat across the south to stormy destruction in the northeast. laura barron-lopez has our report. laura: in north baltimore county, emergency crews cleared through the damage, enormous trees, completely uprooted, left homes crushed, and roads impassable. this morning, maryland governor wes moore said it's a long road ahead. >> this is going to take some time to fix. the damage from last night is significant, and it will take time to make sure that we are getting everything done. laura: a fast-moving storm swept through the east coast on monday night, prompting severe weather advisories in 10 states and the district of columbia. tornado funnel clouds whipped through gray skies. tree falling nearly 30 million people were under a tornado watch yesterday, as strong gusts caused tree limbs in several states to snap. >> this is the worst i've seen it.

ashrafieh broadcasting corporation has opened the public meeting of the islamic council a few minutes ago to inform you about the details of the agenda of the representatives in the nation's house . at the beginning of today's meeting, mr what was qalibaf's relationship, referring to the anniversary of a coup on august 28 and saying that at that time the will of the iranian nation and the statesmen of the country was the will of the politicians and foreign security organizations, and today it is the will of the iranian nation that fulfills the plots of the enemies and does not allow it. that iran is the backyard of zokhian, after this plan, the continuation of the financing plan and the jump in production were put on the agenda, and the representatives are now in the materials referred to the commission, which are mostly about the regulations related to the national portal of business licenses and duties devices in this regard that to it will sort of remove production and investment barriers, after that, the objections of the guardian council to the plan to form an inactive defense organization, the plan to amend the budget law of 1402, the bill to organize and monitor bo

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national statistics center of this country announced that the number of crimes in this country has reached the highest level in recent decades , last year it increased to more than 6,700,000 cases. london broadcasting corporation examines the bill of the 7th program in golestan, continued in order to know the details of today's meeting and its approvals, i will talk to the chairman of the consolidation commission, mr. azizi. salaam and may god help him understand what articles of the verse were reviewed and approved in today's meeting. imam khomeini's fundamental and enlightening speech is the revolution and general policies of poverty and deprivation. in this regard, 3% of oil and condensate and net gas export was predicted, 1 % for oil and gas rich areas and 2% for deprived areas. 3% of the total is the sum total of the country's credits to solve poverty and deprivation in annual budgets organized during these five years, increasing the pension of loved ones covered by relief and welfare is one of the other approvals of the consolidation commission, as well as the provision of insurance for individuals , especially new things such as internet taxis, are among the other approvals of the consolidation commissi

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national rumor mill in full swing. >> i didn't do anything. i loved them. i'm devastated that they're gone. >> reporter: the australian broadcasting corporation reports that ah mushrooms that day. >> i just can't fathom what has happened. i'm so sorry that they have lost their lives. but -- i can't believe it. >> reporter: in the same statement she also says she threw out the food dehydrator after speculations started to grow. police say the cause of death is consistency with eating death cap mushrooms, a highly toxic fungus found near oak trees. her former in-laws, gale and don patterson, and gail's sister heather have died. heather's husband, ian wilkinson, is in critical condition. according to police, erin and her two children didn't fall ill, and detectives confirming that erin's a suspect. >> she cooked those meals for us, for those people that were present. now again, she hasn't presented with any symptoms, but we have to keep an open mind in relation to this, that it could be very innocent. but again, we just don't know at this point. >> reporter: and this morning, victoria police telling nbc news the deaths are still being treated as unexplained, a

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national rumor mill in full swing. >> i loved them. i'm devastated that they're gone >> reporter: the australian broadcasting corporation reports that aut the food dehydrator after speculations continue to grow police say the cause of death is consistent with eat in a highly toxic fungus found near oak trees. her former in-laws have died heather's husband is in critical condition. according to police, erin and her two children didn't fall ill and detectives confirming that erin is a suspect. >> she cooked those meals for us, for those people that were present. again, she hasn't presented with any symptoms, but we have to keep an open mind in relation to this, that it could be very innocent but, again, we just don't know at this point. >> reporter: and this morning victoria police telling nbc news the deaths are still being treated as unexplained and, so, the mystery continues. >> obviously police have their hands full, molly. have they given any indication of what they're looking for? >> reporter: hoda, it is really fascinating. no charges have been filed but police keep reminding everyone that there is an ongoing investigation, hoda.