victor osman thought he made it 2-0 victor osman thought he made it 2—0 for the super eagles right at of the game but the video assistant ref vee spot add foul in the build—up all the way in the nigeria penalty area, he awarded south africa a spot kick and it was scored by mokwena. so it went all the way to the shootout and this time ronwen williams, the south africa goalkeeper and captain, couldn't be the hero. the winner was scored and in this behind me it will now be ivory coast the hosts against nigeria in the africa cup of nations final. well, upset for south africa after going out in the cruelist way on penalties, but nigeria managerjose peseiro spoke after the victory and said his squad would enjoy their hard—earned win. the players are happy. we deserve, we deserve, many people deserve, it was very good victory against a very good team. back in nigeria, fans were celebrating after watching their side go through. these were the scenes in lagos as that last penalty went in. fans who'd been on the edge of their seats celebrating the tight victory. they'll be looking forward to th

mohamed osman reporting there.nd previously senior director for african affairs at the national security council. thank you for being with us on bbc news. the us named an envoy to sue dan, what difference will his appointment made to the type of situation where seen described there? overseeing the process of the inner agency. to coordinate the information, to assess what funding is available to support the people on the ground and the people on the ground and the conflict especially those, the conflict especially those, the refugees as well as the internally displaced people. now, he will report directly to the secretary of state, i think one, it's important that we have a special envoy but i think that the challenges, how much power does have to make a decision in a moment's time or does he have to go back through the chain of command with the secretary so, i think it depends on what that how dynamic the relationship is. i dynamic the relationship is. i have 8 million people have been displaced in sudan since the

my brother-in-law is the son of merrill osman. we have a lot of fun when we get to play together. host: anything else? gov. cox: the second one, when you were first appointed as lieutenant governor in 2013 you worked closely with a guy who resigned before you, greg bell. he resigned because he was concerned about the financial future of his family. recently it has come out that he is implicated in some kind of improper funds thing, that was forgiven strangely. were you involved with that at all? gov. cox: i am not sure i know exactly what you're talking about, but no. i assure you, neither was he. greg is a good man and a great friend. i am not aware of any legal issues at all involving him. i am very fortunate i had an opportunity to serve our great state. host: are you voting tomorrow in the primary? gov. cox: yes. -- caller: yes. host: who are you voting for? caller: i don't know yet. host: chris in auburn, maine. caller: governor, i appreciate you coming on the show like this, with a reasonable presentation. but you're saying both parties are failing. when i look at the scener

rejection of the recruitment of alipour and mehdi aghaeipour to strengthen the offensive line of osman's persepolis. mervi perspis asked the club's directors to recruit willian mota, the brazilian striker of the thai bangkok club. thank you for your support and god bless you. from the sea to me , you stood up to hold the flag of your ancestors, nothing will be left until friday, when this house will be taken from the hands of the tyrant. fastiri nasr manallah, until tomorrow morning , there is only one friday until our yesterday, o oppressed holy place, beautiful holy place , there is only one friday left until our victory. you proved that the battle man of al-aqsa storm is the beginning of the path of this family standing firm from the house whose right does not go anywhere. like the golan heights , this generation is as stable as the al-aqsa mosque, the children of the martyrs of palestine, the quds army, with their mercenaries and rivals. nasr manallah, until tomorrow morning, there is only one friday until yesterday, o oppressed qadz, beautiful holy one , there is only one friday lef

welcome to the medi stream, i'm mar osman. so the bahraini people are preparing to commemorate the 13th anniversary of the february 14th revolution emits the people's steadfastness in their rightful national demand. "the popular movement enters its 13th year with even greater determination as the authority becomes increasingly convinced that it is a just movement with just demands. the authority has not achieved anything in 13 years as the bahraini people have not backed down and violence, killings and prisons have not been effective against them. to discuss this issue with us from london is mr. adi al faiz, bahraini political activist and human rights advocate. thank you very much for being..." this mr. ali now 13 years into the bahraini revolution which began on february 14, 2011 when bahrainis gathered at the very famous but now non-existent pearl roundabout in the capital manama to demand reforms in the uh governance system of their country and to end sekitarian discrimination, but what really happened uh since then to the

unexpected shape with with the corresponding inscription: from korolevych vladyslav, sagaidachny against osmancided that this is the weapon attribute that we will need. this one is for the marine corps symbol, now the marine corps symbol is , or rather, the beret badge of the marine corps, it is an anchor, wings, it is all covered with a rope and on top of the anchor to the center of russia, the point in the mountain, the sahaidachny sword, we are going to fight for our freedom . this is a symbol that a marine will earn it once in a lifetime, and for life, for the marines, there was an own ethos, a code, a lot father zelinsky made efforts for this, he was the chaplain of the 36th brigade, a very intelligent person who knows history, he was at the origin of the creation of this code, and we have a motto that is always true. faithful to the oath, faithful to the motherland, and the second maidens - to lead, to fight, to win, to lead people, that is, to show everything by a personal example, and there is no victory without a struggle, because in order to get something, you need to work hard, that

osman, and we decided that this was the weapon attribute that we needed for the insignia of the marinesism of the marine corps is, rather, the beret badge of the marine corps - it is an anchor, wings, it is all covered with a rope and on top of the anchor on the central axis , the point is uphill, the sahaydach sword, we are going to fight for our freedom, we are spreading the wings of our native people on their own. land, you don't need to learn, and now everyone wears it with pride, and getting a marine corps burette is very difficult, very difficult, it is a symbol that a marine earns it once in a lifetime, and for the rest of his life, for the marine corps from our own ethos code appeared, a lot of effort was put into it, her father zelinsky, he was the chaplain of the 36th brigade, a very intelligent person who knows history, he was at the origin of the creation of this code, we also have a motto of always faithful, faithful to the oath, faithful to the motherland, and the second virgin to the news, to fight, to win, to lead people , that is, to show everything by personal example,

all the time we have. let me thank my guests elijah magnier, journalist analyst in brussels, marball osman, journalist public analys and my colleague at press tv in beirot. and thank you for watching, this... the spotlight, i've been your host and i'll see you next time, either you're with us or you're with the enemy, there's no in between, and that doctrine still stands, المتحده وعلى كل ما تريده الولايات المتحده لكان قد اطيح به كان المفروض عندما يسقطون النظام يسلمون الدوله للمعارضه هم اسقطوا النظام والدوله معا وسلموا المعارضه صراع على السلطه اول من وجه ضربه للامريكان في العراق هي الفصائل الشيعيه المدعومه من ابومهدی یک سؤال بزرگ در مقابل آمریکا ای um, well in the 1981 hunger strike there was initially there was only four people ever going to be on it, um, i'll begin with b and frank and pen and um and then one of them died that there would be be replaced so there was ever only ever going to be four on it one time but in june it was decided to increase the numbers on it so each monday someone you joined it uh not because someone had died but because we bring up the numbers so i joined on th

that's all the time we have, let me thank my guest, elija magnier, journalist and analyst in brussels, osman, journalist, public analyst and my colleague at press tv in beirot, and thank you for watching this edition of the spotlight, i've been your host, i'll see you next time. palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political buro of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart. what mainstream news outlets conveniently leave outs? with breaking news from around the world.

osman reza gharavi, the next night in the mosque of chiz, you know, the uprising of haj abul fatah, there was going to be a conflict there , we finished it, that is, the imam looked at the tolerance of the people at all, the imamate that is, leadership from within the people, with the people, at the feet of the people, in the language of the people, as much as the people can tolerate, so our electoral system , our islamic democratic system, is a good system , but should we not complete it? and these economic problems are the problems of reforming the administration of the system our administrative and judicial problems. we need to get the people's consent, and after the first step is passed , it will lead to the second step, that the new islamic civilization, the noble islamic state and the model society of the people, and therefore you say, sir, sir, they say that we made it semi-islamic, it is still the islam that has everything, yes. of course, let me tell you that at some point we imagine that this place will be heaven, but it is not heaven, that is a place of sin and makes excuses. w

welcome to the midd stream, i'm mar osman. the success of the islamic revolution in iran was source of significant changes in the region and the world. this event had a profound impact on awakening muslims worldwide and revitalizing religious beliefs. with the triumph of the islamic revolution, it became evident that islam was the most potent factor in shaping. identity and creating a strong ideology for islamic groups, hence the choice of resistance with tehran, damascus, hezbula in lebanon, hashabi in iraq, ansatolah in yemen, and palestinian resistance defending the palestinian cause and confronting hegemoning regimes became their top priority. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. husam matar, professor of international relations and european studies and geopolitical expert. it's a pleasure having you with with us, dr. matar now. "the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the resistance uh factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s. that would not have been p

because of was it not the absence of a break or not , did they change their tactics at all, that is, osman wants to play from the back, he went back, he was playing forward, i hope that they change their tactics because one of the complaints of the fans was that persviz's defenses constantly either play backward or pass to each other. hossein kanani and golsiani had the most touches in the games, and this showed that perspis was interested in exchanging passes between his defenses. i hope this practice will continue until the press fans are really enjoying themselves. i myself witnessed in cyberspace how much the press fans were enjoying this game and congratulating each other, and this shows that brice persis was able to win the game with one goal, but he created countless opportunities for my opponent. he didn't give it and i think he was able to get a passing grade for police press training how did mr. darwish and his colleagues perform during the transfer season? in your opinion , i think they got a good player. today, you saw abdul karim hasanu, who really was the missing piece of per

welcome to the middle east stream, i'm osman. the success of the islamic revolution in iran was source of significant changes in the region and the world. this event had a profound impact on awakening muslims worldwide and revitalizing religious beliefs. with the triumph of the islamic revolution, it became evident that islam was the most potent factor in shaping identity and creating a strong ideology for islamic groups. hence the choice of resistance. with tehran, damascus, hezbullah in lebanon, hashd shabi in iraq, ansara in yemen, and palestinian resistance defending the palestinian cause and confronting hejamoning regimes became their top priority. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. husam matar, professor of international relations and european studies and geopolitical expert. it's a pleasure having you with with us, dr. matar now. the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the... resistance factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s, that would not have been

welcome to the middle east stream, i'm mar osman. the success of the islamic revolution in iran was source of significant changes in the region and the world. this event had a profound impact on awakening muslims worldwide and revitalizing religious beliefs. with the triumph of the islamic revolution, it became evident that islam was the most potent factor in shaping identity and creating a strong ideology for islamic groups. hence the choice of resistance. with tehran, damascus, hezbullah in lebanon, hashi shabi in iraq, ansarulah in yemen, and palestinian resistance defending the palestinian cause, and confronting hejamoning regimes became their top priority. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. hosan mattar, professor of international relations and european studies and geopolitical expert. it's a pleasure having you with with us, dr. matar now. um, the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the resist. factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s. that would not have b

welcome to the ministream ahala osman. what truly angers the united states of america regarding the islamic republic of iran is the process of building power in the country's regional sovereignty. this power has crystallized under the wise and courageous leadership of the leader of the islamic revolution and the management of the battlefield by the quds force led by the marturn general qasim sulaimani on the frontlines in western asia. today the banner of the new geopolitics in the region is now in the hands of the forces of the islamic revolution. islamic awakening movements and the resistance front led by the leaders of the revolution and the islamic republic of iran. the discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. ibrahim musawi professor is and member of the lebanese parliament with the loyalty to the resistance block. it's a pleasure having you with us uh dr. musawi now 45 years into the islamic revolution in iran and during the feasure decade which we are commemorating this uh week. how has west asia really changed

is progressing. fluid improvements at this building sites on the outskirts of kentucky, a most of a osman and his team are racing to get the 1st few 1000 departments ready in february. he attempts to explain the delays. sean india, it's the biggest problem right now is the reason it's been raining heavily in the region so they feel that but we're working non stop. i want just to make sure earthquake victims can move in as soon as possible. the billboards like this one have sprung up across the city. you homes, you jobs a future, that's the talkers governments big promise. but as much as people here wants to believe, and it's many have little hope that life and the city will soon return to how it was before. many shop owners are improvising the sell from containers, know that most of their former customers arrive at did, will displace getting supplements. i'm just looking for them to be. we decided to do something on our wrong to make ends meet. i had one test to go on, we had said antonia will certainly getting back on and i also most of you said the, you know, like i say everything will

most of the osman and his team are racing to get the 1st few 1000 departments ready in february. he attempts to explain the delays. sure. india, it's the biggest problem right now is the rain. so it's been raining heavily in the region, so they do a lot of what we're working non stop, i want to make sure earthquake victims can move in as soon as possible. the billboards like this one have sprung up across the city. you homes, you jobs a future, that's the talkers governments big promise. but as much as people here one to believe and it's many have little hope that life and this city will soon return to how it was before. many shop owners are improvising the sell from containers, know that most of their former customers are either did or displaced, getting supplements. i'm just looking for them to be. we decided to do something on our own to make ends meet. i have one test to go on. we have said antonia will certainly getting back on and speaking. i also most of you said the j. c. everything will get better. but i'm not sure. i think it'll take 10 or 15 years to rebuild the city o

welcome to the ministream, i'm osman. what truly angers the united states of america regarding the islamic republic of iran is the process of building power and the country's regional sovereignty. this power has crystallized under the wise and courageous leadership of the leader of the islamic revolution and the management of the battlefield by the quds force led by the martor lul qasim sulayman. money on the frontlines in western asia, today the banner of the new geopolitics in the region is now in the hands of the forces of the islamic revolution, islamic awakening movements and the resistance front led by the leaders of the revolution and the islamic republic of iran. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. ibrahim musawi, professor of media studies and member of the lebanese parliament with the loyalty to the resistance block. it's a pleasure having you with us uh dr. musawi, now 45 years into the islamic. in iran and during the feasure decade which we are commemorating this week, how has west asia really cha

here now is ready, forces are abusing medical style, arrested during hospital raids and concept delta osman abuse. so that was detained at nasa medical complex and han, eunice. i'll just be here with the company to him home. after his release on friday, he told the family and friends about his hiring audio as it can while the slough i out the door. and these really soldier used to drunk camera to check the building before entering. as the drawing was flown inside, he called me on camera. he told me to come down, he examined my id and all was fine. he wouldn't make straight that get to somebody and then i found myself surrounded by more than 70 is riley soldiers. they blindfolded me and beaten back, took me from all directions, the mountain x on my head to main. i'm a how much flight to hiding among patients, hospitalized medical stuff on the floor, naked hand, cofton blindfolded mocks of torture, and with thing with clearly visible on their backs. when he's ready. so just took me to the 2nd floor. i found a chair like an execution chair. they hung was from the ceiling order for the capt ass

how to like whole john, unless the osman i died script to see yasmin. i'm so it looks like we've got an approval of this minute coupon for rough for somebody even saying that it might start in the foster of ramadan. what cost still unclear? can you just talk us through the details of the sound? what do we know? of course. good morning to. so have during the week 10 we have 0 been sunday next mattresses must is good for me. it's intent to of, of military offensive against him asked after also having suggested the progress and please talks are coming along. but multiple media report says that last week's meetings in paris between is really the reduction they noted, states, egypt, and cut that have been followed by further negotiations in the house of that security. a temporary cease fire and the release of some hostages of state link edition media reports the resume talks a has involves experts from egypt, the united states, cut that and even as role as well as some how master presented those. and according to the little reports, to leave david, somebody

threat. thightens the security and stability of west asia. welcome to the media stream, i'm madwar osman. so the bahraini people are preparing to commemorate the 13th anniversary of the february 14th revolution emits the people's steadfastness in their rightful national demands. "the popular movement enters its 13th year with even greater determination as the authority becomes increasingly convinced that it is a just movement with just demands. the authority has not achieved anything in 13 years as the bahraini people have not backed down and violence, killings and prisons have not been effective against them. to discuss this issue with us from london is mr. ali alfaiz, bahraini political activist and human rights advocate. thank you very much for being with us. mr. now 13 years into the bahraini revolution which began on february 14, 2011, when bahrainis gathered at the very famous but now non-existent pearl roundabout in the capital manama to demand reforms in the uh governance system of their country and to end sekitarian discrimination, but what really happened uh since then to the g

security expert osman dilibaş will tell you how to set up a place to relax and light a fire.to each other, make a loop like this, fasten another one on the second one to the tree, thread it through each one a pole like this. twists, here between the sticks , we place these legs at an angle , we have made improvised goats, we will make a fire on them, put wood and set it on fire, the fire will burn for a long time, that ’s all, the parking lot is ready, we have something to use rest and cook, third week: the flight was normal, even more than that. the film air directed by alexei german the younger is gaining heights in all cinemas in the country. this is a great, honest movie, poignant and true story. about our girl pilots who during the great patriotic war fought the enemy and defeated him, be sure to watch this film: we work in the zone in pairs, the first link is on top in the carousel, the second link, when attacking on 11, goes to the right and left combat and does the shoulders, attack without a command from a distance of 200, like a beautiful bird of prey, low landing,

osmolov, well, this is typical in the russian language, this is the beginning of the surname osmolov, osmansrfect kazakh , and this is sovelyev, right? does the profession know it? no, i’m saying that this is a tradition in our family, it was not customary for us to communicate widely with relatives, no matter who you are, this is how i grew up, this is how my son grew up, are you the only one in the family? i had two brothers who died in infancy, three sisters, two are no longer there, now i have a younger sister and... me, then there is a large family, yes, my mother gave birth to six people, three boys, three girls, alexandra ilinishna, osmolova, while my father and mother were engaged in such creative professions, as far as i know, in general, yes, although they did not have a special education, but all both my mother and my father were involved in the theater from the first time i met them at a more conscious age, they were on stage, you know, they acted, in plays, in performances, and costume performances, imagine, deceit and love, for example , schiller, they they performed this play,

osman dilibash knows how to arrange a whole winter lunch in nature, let's get ahead of ourselves, let's to make something like a barbecue, we stick these kind of spears in the corners of the fire and put branches on them. the result is a quadrangular base on which you can place skewers. let's do it. here you can hang a pot with snow, let it roll, you still need to warm up the stew, but there is a small problem, we forgot the knife, but we have a spoon, now i’ll show you how to open the jar with it, hold the spoon in your fist, and press hard on the lid like this , now the tin gives in, there is already a hole, great, let’s enlarge it. as you can see, even a girl can open a jar with a spoon. now we wrap the tin lid around the stick, like this. and we can put this construction on one of the faces of our improvised barbecue. well, everything is fried and warmed up, a little more and you will be ready to eat. the winter barbecue was a great success. such a foray into the forest will be remembered for a long time. today is a big holiday, by the way, international pizza day, and what kind of

, well, this is typical in the russian language, this is the beginning of a surname, and osmolov, osmansys three girls, alexandra ilinishina osmolova, while my father and mother were engaged in such creative professions, as far as i know, in general, yes, although they did not have a special education, they were involved in theater all their lives, both my mother and my father from my first meeting them at a more conscious age, my sister, older and younger sister went into trade, and this ordinary grocery trade, my middle sister graduated from the theater school in dnepropetrovsk, which i tried to enroll in too, well, i was like that, well, in short no texture of a small growth, i read, and, in my opinion, it’s almost arkady raikin. some kind of miniatures, well, in short , i didn’t enter this school without becoming a theater actor, i became an author, i want to hug you , die, and maybe be born again, return to the sky. to sing to the freedom of a released bird, i want you, with your arms open, to accept me into your open spaces, where the star worlds are so close, where so low? stone m

now raf, air cadets have told members to stop using the word mark osman. you've guessed it.forces? putin must be quaking in his boots. i'm not in daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . welcome back. it's 451. you're watching . or listen to martin watching. or listen to martin daubney on gb news now at 5:00. i'll have lots more on this hours i'll have lots more on this hour's breaking news. and there are reports that the bodies of at least three suspected migrants are believed to have been pulled from the water after an incident in the middle of the engush an incident in the middle of the english channel. this afternoon . english channel. this afternoon. now, in the latest disaster for our armed forces, our woke army, royal air force cadets have been ordered ordered members to stop using the word mark osman and marksmanship as part of a gender neutral rebrand. putin will be petrified and this of course, is coming after a row with the ministry of defence over diversity policies which have led to defence secretary grant shapps intervening over fears about the effectivenes

joel osman we call her. "sixth sense," remember that one? i see dead people. >> yeah, that's what voters will say if they see you and joe on the ballot. >> nikki haley making a surprise appearance on "saturday night live." the republican presidential candidate is coming off of her best month for fundraising despite calls from maga republicans to drop out of the race. >>> also ahead, the details of the long-awaited bipartisan border deal which is now getting pushback from members on both sides of the aisle. >>> plus, president biden ordered retaliatory strikes for the drone attack that killed u.s. troops in jordan. we'll go through that military action in the middle east and what could come next. >>> meanwhile, the economy exceeding expectations. >> it is unbelievable, how well the economy is going. >> numbers are all looking good, but voters are not giving the president any credit for that. we'll dig into that disconnect. >>> we'll also recap a record night for taylor swift at the grammys, a night dominated by female artists. >>> good mornin

victor osman thought he made it 2—0 for the super eagles right at the end of the game but the video assistantef vee spotted a foul in the build—up all the way in the nigeria penalty area, he awarded south africa