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we put the topic that rais ali's old friend will actually cause his testimony . how much has the show tried since today to transfer the national image of rais ali delwari to the new generation? how much he cherishes and loves as much and maybe more to his soil, to his country, to the seashore that you provide security for our country, as the key dialogue of our show is that you should not leave me on the seashore en masse and again and again in the last moments of death . guys, let's fight, don't get tired, we shouldn't leave english on the coast of the sea. this shows that there is no place on the coast of the persian gulf, which is an important part of our country that was settled , but there is also a part of the beach itself, which is by the sea. don't be at his disposal and let me, the agents and actors of mr. arash rezaei and the research i was able to reach this text and write it very well. the actors ms. forozan hosseini, who plays the role of the game, the season of time begins with time , and mr. ramtin ahmadi and irfan bijari are two young and talented

hello gio and ray. >> we are back with ray.tive people working behind the scenes. it's so hard to do this with ray right here. [ laughter ] before he can -- before he could be here standing with me, a lot of folks made this happen. take a look. bursting with energy and heart. good morning america loves some mascots, so we thought it was finally time for the show to have one of its own, bringing in the perfect expert, dave raymond, the original phillies fanatic and creative force behind the mascot of the philadelphia flyers. >> i have been in this business for 45 year. >> reporter: dave guiding the staff as they brain stormed the perfect personality. >> i associate gma with helping people. also uplifting. >> the character should be cuddly. feels like your home, like your family. good to put a smile on your face and make you happy. >> reporter: the team landing on the name ray, like ray of sunshine. the notes sent to mascot designer tom seth taking our ideas to paper. then randy and his team meticulously sewing and stitching toge

our x-rays capture the movement of atoms and molecules as they go about. how do we go from where we are today with 100 frames per second, from there to 1 million frames per second? a little bit of menlo park has to get super cold. >> reporter: so the machine end to end is about three miles long, 12 yards under our feet 35 modules accelerating electrons to near the speed of light in a super conductor, but super conductivity requires this massive refrigerator. the lcls2 cryo plant. >> it cools the accelerator down to colder than space, 456 degrees fahrenheit below zero. >> reporter: all today to generate the brightest x-rays on earth. >> this is where the x-rays will come into this instrument and travel down here towards where they will interact with our sample. >> and the x-ray ends right here. >> reporter: and inside these detectors may lie answers to the next generation of critical challenges. >> can we make more efficient energy sources? >> designing the next generation of solar cells. >> can we make faster computers and communication? can we make a next

ray, why don't you start us off by explaining what trap shooting is? trap shooting, actually, it's an olympic sport, and it's defined by shooting clay targets. it's basically — it's an outdoor shooting range where we have 15 machines. every machine sends a target, which is a random target with different angles, different degrees, whereby we have to call the target and we have to shoot it. so, it's a very common sport, especially in lebanon, because we know in lebanon, most of the people are hunters, so — and this sport actually, i took it from my dad. my dad, he was also a lebanese champion in trap shooting and he was the one who discovered this talent in me. so, tell me about that introduction. do you remember the very first time your father showed you how to hold the gun? yeah, because it left very special moments because first of all, i used to go with him hunting when i was very young, so i was introduced to all kinds of shotguns and stuff because of, first of all, hunting. and then, when i turned 14 years old, my dad said, "ok, let's go and try tr

ray, what are the key qualities that you need to excel as a trap shooter?t, first of all, it's in the dna, because every shooter, you ask him, or ask her, they always come back to the history of the family. so, everyone says, "ok, because my dad was a shooter "or my mother, or my grandfather" — so, it's very rare to find, like, new entries, like, new people entering this kind of sport. so, basically, i believe that it has to be first of all, in the blood, like, you have to love the game. second of all, there is no team, so it's all based on you. you have to be comfortable, you have to be focused, you have to pull the trigger, so the opponent actually is the target. so, it's not another athlete, or someone in front of you. so, that's the difference. it's all based — everything is based on you. it's like, the basketball — the difference is, like, you have a support team with you. like, if it's not your day and you're notjust throwing the ball and entering, like, you have a back—up. but if it's not my day and i'm not pulling the trigger and i'm not hitting the

>> jimmy: yeah, ray ray, fruity -- >> ray ray, yes. >> jimmy: ray ray's still here?s and applause ] has ray ray been in that corner all along? >> all along. >> jimmy: you brought him with you? >> ray ray's my cousin. yeah, used to have ray ray, fruity, my brother. maybe -- maybe six, seven people. >> jimmy: how'd you weed them out? like over the years? did you get rid of a lot of them at once? or was it one at a time? >> you know, as you get older, your circle gets smaller and smaller. and it's usually their fault why they wind up out of the circle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. they eliminate themselves. >> yeah, they eliminate themselves. and only ray remains. >> jimmy: only ray ray remains. [ cheers and applause ] ray-mains. who is -- you obviously are one of the funniest people in the world. who is, to you, the most naturally funny person you've ever encountered? >> redd foxx. >> jimmy: redd foxx, that's a great answer. [ applause ] that's a great answer. >> redd foxx, without even trying. without even trying, just naturally funny. just everything that came out o

i can tell the difference between rais ali and his men. jangand made the deliran tungstan series in the decade and after that in the year 1957 and in the midst of the revolution, in the documentary "passing to tungistan" they visit rais ali delvari's house, where was he killed. the documentary "delwar and the darlings of tungstan" narrated by haider shaker frazi is another part of the life of this national struggle and that you throwing the bag, throwing the sea, the strange iranian video, the iranian escape with you, who was watching, the iranian was not iranian without you saying, this music that we are going to review only goes to a few works . these words are important works by which people recognize rais ali delvari's bravery the task of us artists is to introduce this national hero to our youth and teenagers. in the works , we talk about a national hero who is heard that a movie is going to be made about him, raees ray , directed by reza mirkarimi, samira jalilian. sedav and sima news agency, coverage of dental insurance will increas

i took ray's wedding ring and i took a medallion that he wears, which is -- ray is roman catholic.lic so i had to kind of research the roman catholic thing. and i decided i wanted to get him a st. christopher medallion because i thought that would look good. and i went to the, you know, the catholic medallion place. downtown near wall street. and the guy showed me all the medallions. which i kind of thought was odd. you can have one of these, one of those. so i said i'm looking for a st. christopher but what's that one? and he said oh, that is saint genesius. i said "who is saint genesius?" "saint genesius is the patron saint of actors and prosttutes." [laughter] and i thought to myself, i immediately thought, what are the chances that they would ever do a really good close up on this thing? and so i got that. if anyone asks me, it's st. christopher. but now that we are done, i can say that ray has been wearing the medallion of saint genesius, the patron. >> stephen: i have a saint genesius metal. >> liev: you do? >> stephen: yeah. >> liev: seriously? >> stephen: it was given to me

raees ray, directed by reza mirkarimi, samira jalilian. iran and reviewed this book written by zahra aghazadenejad includes the day of writings from the women's section in arbaeen in karbala, what does it mean, they walk towards the shrine , the place of devotion to the shrine has different forms, those who go for pilgrimage, the places of schools that people are pilgrims for a few days, the writings of a female cube arbaini, the people here are walking on a smooth and fresh river that smelled the sea and headed towards sharvan. a travelogue that starts with an iranian traveler to iraq and narrates women's experiences of being in karbala . and the air of a woman's cube is not the look of a poet, the members of the arbaeen journey are the look of a servant, the name of the book is taken from the procession of hazrat masoumeh, peace be upon her, it belongs to the people of qom, it is a kind of people, and here it was the spatial ambiguity of karbala, which i slowly i went in the book to the book splitter of the people here, the result of 12

the candle, which is commonly used for x rays. the contrast di 1st shows the uterus, then enters the fallopian tubes. you can then see whether they are receptive the, the woman i treated did not have to us found the injection especially painful the as for the question, would you like to have a asked me almost a year ago, namely how long it would take to sterilize a 1000 women in this way, i can safely answer today that by a suitably trained physician with perhaps 10 assistance, most likely several 100, if not even a 1000. in one day, the from 1929 on i received 400 right smocks per month from shelving becca for research purposes. in addition to these payments, i once received a large amount from shelving for an x ray machine shelving said that they were glad to finally be able to do something personal to me. in september 1914, the german research society ordered an x ray machine from siemens for color club back to be delivered to him and clinics who to the he would like to use it and all shirts the order confirmation states. we ac

when we saw the flag of iran, we realized that this trophy is the veil of the martyr rais ali delwari. iranians from all over the country refer to it . fars province and the director of kerman province , jiroft city. we came to tehran to attend the tomb of this struggle in the southern region. the country is a symbol of struggle colonization is in iran, each of them had reasons with their children and parents, and we came to tell our children and our children that a great man placed a hero here and to get to know this country 's hero. it is bushehr , and some pilgrims consider the leader of the message of the south to be brave, fearless, friendly, philanthropic, many commitments, and simple in front of the british aggressors. finally, on 12 shahrivar 1294 , abdullah mandage was martyred. thank you very much. i wish for islamic victory, god willing. karbala, karbala for the whole world. we are close to karbala. can we change the mood? the expectation of prophet moses , god willing, which of the warriors are karbala , the bathroom, mr. aba abdullah , god willing. and if there were no mo

she should, i've never seen an x ray machine before. so in a visual me i remember exactly what it was like, assistance being a huge machine with 2 frames with wooden blocks do like to be stored between the 2 racks with one wouldn't block in front and one in the back of a cube. don't to kill backs if i was in law, i little birds, non surgical sterilization was only one method. the stride is test list. assess dr. hall's 2 months also experimented with x ray radiation. at the same time, most time i don't really premier, for the tribute is just cheapest for the 1st ones that went very quickly. i was the 2nd to supercede it. so i did, i didn't notice anything bad. just a little redness unless you need it should neil young and pretty tough. me a c field. the 1st woman showed nothing at all to know twas, you know, but it started to take longer and longer to see. the 3rd woman had visible marks, the 4th, even more than the last ones were doubled over in severe pain and nauseous, vomiting they knew, z gave them the sla the either i'm assuming mo

well, i thought you didn't see what ray was doing, but yeah, i'm gonna ask ray what his name is. oh, using his fingers far. when we come back from the break, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to continue our discussion on ukraine state state with our to the se 90 agency or the new point of reach and became a us colony, but still retained its own cultural identity and speak in favor of independence. we be thrown into prison today, close to half its population, the grow, the residents in puerto rico, have new representation in congress and con, booked and us presidential elections. like, okay, we're going to make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for, even if we were offered citizenship and we would prefer one say, gonna using these 2 entities he chose define. so he's homelands independent. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than of submissive except reality that we fell asleep. shockingly unfair, my sorry that i decided to fight for my country. no, i'm not good. i have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that vi

you understand that we understand everything perfectly sergey x-rays were recorded on x-rays on x-raysore bones, therefore ribs, yes. yes, this is the correct answer, yes , x-rays, so the score of 17:5 did not happen to you. and you start to take a breath, so to speak. inhale , exhale, and we again play the tower. yes, chemists at janjian university. please forgive me for repeating. this once again found out that the composition of the mortar, but fastening the stone blocks of the great wall of china. some material came in. call me this stuff. let's figure it out together. now. i want to start with your team so that everything is as transparent as possible. what kind of material is this. how do you see the issue? well, anything is not clear , maybe that's why let's start with leading questions in order to immediately cut off obviously wrong versions. it's edible. yes, well done, vasilisa applause please. this is the best question one could ask an edible beg. it's baking. no no. it doesn’t bake, it’s you again have the opportunity to ask me either a leading question or a voluntary versi

some might say it actually crossed the wire but i will let ray tell that story. tell them about that night. >> the was an incredible night. probably one of the biggest rock 'em sock 'em nights i've ever seen. what happened was thompson came in to the capital he been out and it was like 430 thymic june 30, 1988. at midnight june 30 was when the bill could notor pass without a super majority vote. they didn't think there was any way they could get super majority vote to pass white sox legislation. they didn'tt even think they could get a majority vote when he came walking into the capital. back he walks in. he sees his staff sitting around.fa they have glum faces. he says why the glum faces? they said hey, we're not going to pass the bill. he said no, that's not going to happen. he runs up the stairs to go to hate phillips, the minority leader in the senate, and they start calling people off the floor, a lot of dempster republicans and suburban republicans had not been for any kind of help for the white sox. what they had done was it created a funding stream that w

ray has a backstory uh- ray has a literal sun in his face. yes.at's correct. >> and the backstory and the behind the scenes entire package that was on this morning, that's what took it really for me to the new place. yeah wait until you see you get a lot about ray. what i will say is because we have you utilized sports and other mascots around the globe when i have done stories so it feels appropriate. i just also didn't see it coming. >> no, we didn't. we were like, okay, ray, got to meet ray. >> you know what the nice part is, too? when adrian was with me at the baseball teams and we went around and he met like 15 mascots at one of them, he said, man, they are crazy and they smell bad. so hopefully, like, it takes a while for ray and to have a little stink. yeah >> look, as a former mascot, myself and i have been i have been several mascots in my life . okay. yes. well, ginger is out here doing credit card sign ups and giving free t shirts out. >> i was the mascot and i can confirm what adrian is saying. >> oh, no. >> yes. >> there's not a lot o

the picture of rais ali delvari and the path of imam hossein is the fight against oppression and the second reason they want to be with us. when we saw the flag of iran, we realized that this community is the father of the martyr rais ali delvari, iranians from all over the world . the country they refer to is fars province and managers of kerman province, jiroft city, we came to tehran to attend the tomb of this struggle in the southern region, which is a symbol of the struggle against colonialism in iran, each of them had reasons with their children and parents, and we came to tell our children and our children that the great man placed the hero here and with this hero of the country. get to know the wadi al-salam cemetery in ardabil, i serve all aspects of martyr rais ali delvari, one of the honors of the contemporary history of islamic iran and bushehr province. make in he stood against england and pledged with the quran to fight a small war until the last drop of blood . in the books, we read that martyr delwari was one of the heroes of our country. anglisi was finally martyred

no, well i thought you didn't see what ray was doing, but i'm gonna ask ray what his name is. oh, using his fingers far. when we come back from the break, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to continue our discussion on ukraine site. stay with our to the, [000:00:00;00] the loony. when i would show the wrong just to shape out the application and engagement trails. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground the welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter roosevelt remind you were discussing ukraine's fate. the . okay, before we go to re, i want to go to aaron 1st in, in philadelphia. i'm glad that natalie brought up a erac because, you know, it was a catastrophe and it was, it was, there was no victory there. afghanistan, there was no big tree there. um, olivia, of north africa is still living with the consequences of that even now as we speak right now, and i here, but the air and you know, all those conflicts catastrophes they didn't directly affect the united states. mattel is absolutely right. if you're a middle

equipment , moving away from x-ray film, we are moving away from developing, then fixing x-rays, andransfer all the information from the district areas to vanadr reading, if any. necessity. and here is another story where russian technologies help save lives. one of the largest helicopter operators in eastern siberia operates in irkutsk; among the company’s priorities are flights to help people as quickly as possible. here is an example of whether russian medical equipment is used? we entered into an agreement with disaster medicine for transportation of patients in the irkutsk region, in all villages, well, let’s say, the population, populated areas, the mmi-8 helicopter is russian-made, it is equipped with a medical module where the patient can be connected to an artificial respiration machine... breathing there he has everything, the russian helicopter was born at the vulanud airport in buryatia, and the medical module was ordered there, along with the new machine. module it can be rearranged onto any helicopter, it is universal, it can be rearranged and any aircraft can , that is

ray turned 102 today. look how great he looks. as the 8th air force as a b-17 pilot. he completed 25 successful missions deep into germany throughout his tour. that earned him the nation's highest honor distinguished flying cross. look how handsome he was. the honors didn't stop there. ray was inducted into the delaware hall of fame in 2017. there's even a book about him, a book he's all too happy to sign for you. ray says friendship is the key to his long life. he often says that, quote, a stranger is a friend you just never met. >> oh, my goodness. that's wonderful! >> happy birthday, ray. thank you for your service. you can watch our newscast 24/7. raj mathai with what is up next. >> he's still a handsome dude. >> he looks good. >>> we investigate the window that is broke in san francisco highrises earlier this year. a lot of questions about that, why some of the cracks could have been prevented. >>> also, trying to protect ourselves from a climate in crisis. fema showing parts of the bay area that are most at risk of weather-r

well, i thought you didn't see what ray was doing, but yeah, i'm gonna ask ray what his name is. oh, using his fingers far. when we come back from the break, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to continue our discussion on ukraine. se state without the, the, the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome act across software. all things are considered. non peter roosevelt remind you were discussing ukraine's fate. the okay, before we go to re, i want to go to air and 1st the in a, in philadelphia. i'm glad that natalie brought up a erac because, you know, it was a catastrophe and it was, there was no victory there. afghanistan, that was no big tree there. um olivia, in north africa is still living with the consequences of that even now as we speak . right. now, and i here, but the air and you know, all of those conflicts, catastrophes they didn't directly affect the united states. natalie is absolutely right. if you're a middle class family, you probably saw it on the news every once in a while and probably got tired of it. okay. but this is very, very different. and something

congress of martyr rais ali delwari is being held in his hometown delwar bushehr . on 12th of shahrivar, the martyrdom anniversary of rais ali delwari is named in the country's calendar as the national day of struggle against british colonialism. to the extent the occupation of shiraz leads to bushehr and then to the port of delwar. in the chaotic situation of the qajar era, considering iran's side in world war i , it is considered as a violation of neutrality . believing that they can end with less resistance, he has faced the youth who had lost sleep in their eyes, and the lack of a term for great britain and the sun did not set in their government , with a hundredth strength in the name of martyr rais ali delwari, i can't see delwari being under the control of soldiers. with the decree of jihad, but with the support of the people of tangistan dashti and nomads of dashtestan and farsi start an uprising, invite their elders to a meeting and tell them about the situation in the same region, they accept the words of martyr rais ali delwari , the war should be helped.

well, i thought you didn't see what ray was doing, but yeah, i'm gonna ask ray what his name is. oh, using his fingers far. when we come back from the break, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to continue our discussion on ukraine. say stay with our to the museums are important for preserving our history so that it is a loss to future generations. but our physical museums, places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world of st. petersburg to help rusty is the director here, and i bet he has met the welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter roosevelt room and you were discussing ukraine's fate. the . okay, before we go to ray, i want to go to aaron 1st in, in philadelphia, i'm glad that natalie brought up the erac because, you know, it was a catastrophe and it was, there was no victory there. afghanistan, there was no victory there. um, olivia, of north africa is still living with the consequences of that even now as we speak right now, and i here, but the air and you know, all of those conflicts catastrophes they di

they will carry out x rays that will involve x rays of the teeth, x rays of someone's wrists , mri scanss and wrists, mri scans of knees and collarbone areas as well , checks collarbone areas as well, checks that are commonplace for anybody that are commonplace for anybody that goes massively invasive is the thing as well. >> and if you do want a lifetime of free time and to live in one of free time and to live in one of the best countries in the world, i mean, i would have thought that that's not the most egregious not egregious thing. well, not not invasive at all. >> and how many people undergo. so, , x rays when so, you know, x rays when they're at the dentist for a dental check and for lots of other reasons , it would be x other reasons, it would be x rays and mri scans are held. and i think this is actually quite a weak to put it put it mildly, risk bonds from the charities to suggest that children born or people who claim to be under 18 are suddenly going to run off because they're so afraid of an x ray. it just it stretches credibility. >> and it also actually proves , >> and it

ali delwari , said that the most prominent campaign model of rais ali delwari is persistence in the path of truth. martyr raisali delwari and the martyr's museum park in delwar announced that at the beginning of the arbaeen walking route in najaf ashraf city, many pilgrims are carrying flags or images . in lorestan province, borujerd city, the weather and weather are coming . it is hussein and we have shown to the whole world that abad isfahan, which we are going to we put on backpacks, the photo of martyr mustafa sadrzadeh, the martyr of the shrine defender, among them, several people have a different image. i came from bushehr province to karbala . i came with a closed image . we noticed seeing the iranian flag which is the martyr rais ali delwari, which iranians from all over the country refer to . we came to tehran from fars province and the director of the capital of kerman province, jiroft city, to attend the tomb of this struggle in the southern region , which is a symbol of the struggle against colonialism in iran . we came to tell our children and grandchildren that a great

the professional training of anesthesiologists there is no such precision, precise under control x-rayat this happens and train doctors and so on , but when it is nationwide and included in the compulsory medical insurance system, it will all be free, while we help people for free, and any of you can send us my message to the website of the health program in the pain service, i want to show you one of these messages right now, constantly. doctor, uh , very aching, pulling down, please help, it’s impossible to sit, it’s impossible to sit at the computer, uh, when there’s something in the kitchen you’re cooking, you always want to lie down, uh, the condition is terrible, the pain is sharp and the radiation is going into your knees, i’m going down the stairs with one foot, uh, i’m going down with both feet, i just don’t have the strength, please help me, doctor. so, pain. globally in the lower back, that’s right, vitaly viktorich, let’s go to our model, i’ll repeat only one thing, why the pain needs to be stopped precisely, because the lower back hurts, but there are a great many reasons

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well, i thought you didn't see what ray was doing, but yeah, i'm going to ask ray what his, what he was using is fingers far. when we come back from the break. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to continue our discussion on ukraine site and stay with our to the edition. let's click the link, right. so we have teams to the campbell system to personalize. can use me over. so i'm going to go to the go to the, to the lawn, which will be similar patella. it does your loan, your image stuff, or it will cause a lot of new reaching the for the car acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different. i listed of opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department c i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it

if not, i'd like ray to kind of some things up.the sentences i got when i read the book was part of the downfall of mike madigan was that, you know, after years and years, years in power, he kind of became insoo, he was his and more stuff was being delegated the staff and as we've seen, particularly with mr. quinn, the and more stuff was being delegated to the staff and as we've seen particularly with mister quinn the staff was not always serving the best interests of the state of illinois. ray described it is they were going to believe their power that he had been less insulated, if he had continued to be more involved do you think things would have beendifferent ? >> he made the mistake of getting too many of his people too much power and that went to their head. they began to abuse it and he didn't rain them in its hard to believe he didn't know what was going on too so there's this idea that he's insulated he also carries the support that he knows everything that's going on to you about that please into it . not only was kevin

the closed image is the image of martyr rais ali delwari, rais ali and imam hossein.the fight against oppression is the second reason we want you to accompany us until we reached the wadi al-salam cemetery . the flag of iran ali is here. it is a bravery that iranians from all over the country refer to, fars province and the managers of kerman province, jiroft county, we came to tehran to fight against colonialism in iran. each of us had reasons to say with our children and parents and the queen of our children and our children that the great man, the hero, is here. and get to know this hero of the country, wadi al-salam cemetery , i would like to say that the service of martyr rais ali delvari is one of the honors of the contemporary history of islamic iran and bushehr province. there, i found the oath of the second date, and he stood up to england and pledged with the quran that he would fight until the last drop of blood. in the books, we read that martyr delwari was one of the heroes of our country . after a lot of bravery and standing in against the british aggres

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and, ray epps it's going to plead guilty. january six defendants who are getting pretty lofty sentences are unrepentant. so there are some differences here, don't you think? >> well, if he pleads guilty as expected to the misdemeanor tomorrow, we will not have any instruments by which we could find the truth a belt ray epps. ? >> what do you mean the truth about ray epps? >> what do you mean by? that >> what happened on january six was because of donald trump. if epps pleads guilty, there is no cross-examination, there is no probing discovery to find out what, if any role he played, other than being the schmuck that he is. obviously, he was one of the first online to charge the capitol cops, outside of the capital. i just think that, why wasn't he arrested a long time ago? why now, and why only after he is in the new york times, he does interviews with 60 minutes, you know. here is given his testimony to the congressional january 6th hearing committee. why only now, do they get around to, this guy has been in, everybody knows

are millions of them in the galaxy, in the center of which, for example, about literature spectrum x-raylittle different, it is in the x-ray range, but she should have seen about 3-4 million supermassive black holes of other galaxies, but they always sit and that a gigantic amount is eaten, and not in the head. here, but uh they sit in themselves sit in the holachtic, but the galaxy. after all, they also move in space in the universe and such situations occur. by the way, it is believed that in several billion years. there, perhaps, andromeda will also merge with the milky way and a rather interesting roundabout carousel will begin. when you have, well, we have a lot the masses of black holes differ. what if you have two galaxies, for example, merging or flying by? bone spirit through each other, in which there are two supermassive black holes. well, such decent masses of a billion mazdas and 100 million masses of the sun, at some point they are in addition to all these interactions. there the graceful ones begin to cling to each other and begin some kind of dance, each other around each

check out the downfield blocking by aiyuk and ray-ray mccloud racing across the field. mccaffrey reads the blocks for a 65 yard score. mccaffrey rushed for 152 yards on the day the 49 ers t off the season with a dominant 32 seven win since becoming the 40 niners head coach. kyle shanahan's teams have been up and down in openers but very up today. we've waited a long time for this game. we're the first games are always weird. you think about it forever, you overthink it a lot for a couple of weeks now we've just wanted to get to this game and get it started. and once we once kickoff happened and it felt normal and glad to get that first one out of the way and glad to get a win while doing it. so now comes the rhythm of the regular season. the 49 ers have tonight to be happy with themselves before they start planning for next sunday's game against the rams. but they couldn't be happier about the way things went in the opener. lots more coming up in sports. yeah, it's a good way to get things going, joe, thank you. you bet. san francisco fire crews pulled a family of four

on the other hand, rai's presence in the forum is another manifestation the failure iran's isolation strategy, which has been pursued by the united states and some western governments over the past year. second, president raisi and his peers were expected to conduct another round of talks with the european states over already leftoff negotiations about the joint comprehensive plan of action or the jcoa. consultations on the sidelines of the 78th assembly could help tie the current. deadlock in the jcpo negotiations and open new perspective for the negotiations in this area. third in his speech at the un general assembly, mr. race spoke about the necessity of moving the structure of the international system towards a fair order and strengthening multilateralism. in his speech he emphasized the need to strengthen regional and international integration with the central role of the islamic republic. the words of the... president of iran showed that iran is determined to strengthen the new international order based on multilateralism, particularly after tehran accession to the shanghai co

they would told would flee if they were told that had have ray. that they had to have an x ray. don't believe that. i don't believe you're believe it. so when you're deaung dealing with these kinds of people make of people trying to make up all of this but you've this stuff, sorry, but you've lost me. >> actually argument >> and actually the argument is it deterrent if it could even be a deterrent if people they people know that before they come to get come here, they're going to get tested and honest tested for their age and honest background tested for their age and honest backgro not to be to they're not going to be able to scam sitting scam people by sitting in classrooms teenage girls. they'd still come, but >> they'd still come, but they may abscond. may may well abscond. they may actually national. >> you're child, escape >> and if you're a child, escape and bullets, which is and bombs and bullets, which is what these people what we are told, these people are to away are coming over to get away from instead cheeses instead of wines and cheeses and baguettes in france, why

helen and ray live in newlands, one of cape town's most desirable neighborhoods. the woman working on the balcony is their maid paulina. and where she comes from, every day is day zero. [paulina] to newhaven, i was 28-years old. i'm now 54 years old. i'm doing everything at their house: wash, clean, iron, everything. i cook. i do everything. but with all that things, i need to save water, because one day we're gonna wake up, we don't have water, and then what's gonna happen without water. [chiwetel] every friday, helen gives paulina water and paulina takes it home. these heavy bottles contain a hidden truth about water shortages, not just in south africa but around the world. [indistinct chatter] -[indistinct chatter] -[van door slams] [paulina speaking native language] [paulina] i always give some people, you know, i always give water. [chiwetel] the question is why paulina needs to take the water home. and the answer becomes clear once we know exactly where home is. paulina lives in capricorn. one of the informal settlements, shanty towns, on the edge of cape to