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islam erzählen und so und meiner begeisterung, dass ich. first to be headlines this hour, president ryallows iran's successful satellite launch into orbit as yet another indication that sanctions cannot stop the country's progress. iraqi security forces arrested over dozen suspects in connection with deadly inferno a christian wedding ceremony as a morning mass is held for the victims. also coming up the democratic people's republic of korea amends constitution to bolster its nuclear power status to deter us provocations. war welcome to our studios in the capital tefan. this is prest tv news. thanks for joining us. iran's president has hailed the successful launch of new satellite into orbit despite sanctions imposed western states and crippling the islamic republic space program. raic said the launch has once again proven that threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination to progress. he also thanked organizations and people involved in the satellite launch while urging them to pave the way for the country's rapid growth in space industry. on wednesday the aerospace div

ry made the remarks during address to the fifth mustapha prize ceremony. that is a science and technology award granted to top researchers and scientists from the muslim world. it has been held since 2015 bien, and this year ceremony is held in. the iranian city of isbahan. hundreds of people have rallyna faso's capital in a show of support for the ruling military leaders. on this day, september 29th, 2023, we have come out here to the place de la revolution to show our compassion and encouragement to our authorities and to urge them to move towards a new constitution that will reflect our aspirations. because we know that the article of the constitution, we inherited it from france, which is overcolonizer, which is imperialist, so today we want the constitution adapted to our realities. the protesters waved national flags and held signs in support of the country's young military leader, captain ibrahim tarore, he took power on september 30th last year, after asking the leader of another coup with seats power eight months prior. traya has gained popularity

and this was st paul's cathedral last night when the australian grammy nominated ry x played a sell out. # i'm a child of sun and the stars i love he's here on newsnight for his only uk tv interview. good evening. we are most definitely in pre election season. labour is starting to put some flesh on the key policies keir starmer, facing his first electoral test as leader, thinks will resonate with the voters he needs to win back if he is to have a shot at downing street. health policies, migration and how close a relationship we should foster with europe, are so far top of the list, and today he was in the hague to shape a possible deal with europol, of which we are no longer a member, to engage in joint intelligence and operations to deal with the traffiking gangs, possibly in return for the uk accepting a quota of migrants from the eu. next tuesday, in an unusual diplomatic move, the labour leader will head to paris for talks with emmanuel macron, on among other things, regulatory alignment. but calibrating a new closer relationship with europe, but commiting not to rejoin, is a polit

the headlines, president ry on successful satellite launch into orbit is as yet another indication that saying cannot stop the country's problems. the iraqi security forces arrest over dozen suspects in connection with the deadly inf with a christian wedding ceremony as a morning mass in sell for the victims and democratic people's republic of korea men's constitution to bolster its nuclear power status to deter us provocations. hello and welcome everybody, it's 11:30 am here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news our top story for this half file iran's president has hailed the successful launch of new satellite into orbit despite sanctions imposed by western states and at crippling the islamic republic space program. right he said the launch has once again proved that... threats and sanctions have no effect on an's determination to progress. he also thanked organizations and people involved in the satellite launch while urging to pave the way for the country's rapid growth in space industry. on wednesday the aerospace division of iran's islamic revolution

ry said the launch has once again proven the threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination to progress. he also thanked organizations and people involved in the satellite launch while urging them to pave the way for the country's rapid growth in the space industry. on wednesday, the aerospace division of iran's islamic revolution guard score, blasted off neur three imaging satellite board a carrier, dubbed, cassette or messenger. it was placed into orbit 450 kilometers above the earth's surface. the irgc had successfully launched the home grown neur one and two satellites in 2020 and 2022 respectively. iran's parliament speaker muhammad says the current international order needs to undergo a thorough review as it is not working effectively. the whole world expects the international order to serve the nation's welfare and its tensions on the global level. it's also expected that such an order helps support environment, settle the water crisis, provide enough food, boost people's purchasing power. technology efficiently and ethically fight terrorism and promote moral principl

ry also said the... scientific award has a great mission and therefore it should be recognized as a creative movement. the president added efforts should be made to further develop it. the mustafa prize is top science. and technology award, granted to top researchers and scientists in the islamic world, adorned with the name of the holy prophet, peace be upon him, and due to the holy prophet emphasis on learning and understanding science, the prize was dupped mustapha, which means the chosen one. mustapha prize was established in 2012 as one of the symbols of scientific excellence and has been held byyenially since 2015, recognizing leading researchers and scientists of the island world. i'm honored. that i am participating in such an excellent and high level event of mustafa sallallahu alaihi wasallam foundation. i think the foundation is doing a great job, it serves a window of the science in the islamic country of the world. it proved that there are great minds in the islamic world. that deserve uh to

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ry said the launch has once again proved that threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination the holy quran in the netherlands. tehran says the dutch government must fulfill. its responsibility and prevent repetition of such hateful acts under the guise of freedom.

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ry said the real basis for the iranophobia and islamophobia campaigns in the west is muslim's strong background. in all scientific fields. he added that the west has failed to prevent the emergence of modern islamic civilization, especially in iran. chry made the remarks during address to the fifth mustapha prize ceremony. that is the science and technology award, granted to top researchers and scientists from the muslim world. it has been held since 2015 byan nail and this year's ceremony is held in the iranian city of ismahan. hundreds of people have rallied in burkina faso's capital in a show of support for the ruling military leaders. on this day, september 29th, 2023, we have come out here to the place de la revolution to show our compassion and encouragement to our authorities and to urge them to move towards a new constitution that will reflect our aspirations, because we know that the article of the constitution we inherited it from france, which is our colonizer, which is imperialist, so today we want a constitution adapted to our realities. the protesters wave national flag

ry did not come to a verdict both times, and the charges were dismissed. then a year ago, cold case investigators used dna technology and found the evidence did not match milton. milton died before he could be completely cleared of the crime. but now police have arrested a new suspect, fred cain iii. the solano county d.a. attributes the case to the cold case investigators and the power of dna testing. >> dna is such a powerful tool in these cases, and it's such an important tool because it cannot only solve crimes like we believe it's solving this one, but it can also exonerate somebody who is innocent. >> our jody hernandez is following the story and will bring you more on this in our later newscasts. >>> here's a live look at the capitol where this there's hope to prevent a government shutdown. the clock is ticking here. if no deal is reached by saturday, a shutdown will kick in. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy says there is still time to strike a short-term deal, but so far, hard-line republicans demand spending cuts and preventing a temporary

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lawyer ry -- lawyerie mrveg anon and lillian. from my personal staff, caesar, gisele, autumn, from my personal office. mr. chairman, i thank you for bringing this crucial legislation to the floor which support ours allies, protect ours national security in a smart, efficient, effective and thoughtful way. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. thank you, sir. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: i rise to oppose h.r. 4665 and yield as much time as i may consume. this bill would impose devastating cuts on programs meant to keep both america and the world safe and with all due respect to my friend and colleague, the chair of this committee, i am not an adversary of the united states. democrats are patriotic. we want our country to lead in global security and peace. this bill does just the opposite. this republican bill would slash the allocation for international programs by nearly one third to a level not seen since 2009. to my republican

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histo ry of th last>> i thank you for being wih us. i can say you do take our calls and text messages, so does the president, thank you for being with us, steve benjamin, from the white house. joining me now is the chair of the black caucus, congressman stephen -- democrat of nevada, as always, thank you for being with, us mister chairman. tonight the congressional black caucus just wrapped up its 52nd annual legislative conference in washington, d.c.. i was happy to attends. it was a great conference. this year's theme was securing our democracy and protecting our freedoms. uplifting our culture. talk about the mood of this year's event on the eve of an election year with the shutdown looming. at a time when many black americans are concerned about our political future. >> rev, thank you for having me on. thank you for being at the conference. you are among thousands, over 5000 registrations who attended the conference from all over the country. this is our annual convene where we talk about the issues that are most important to black

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ry believed that some high percentage of americans thought the election was stolen because they got aormation telling them the election was stolen from what they believe were credible sources. rupert responded to ryan's email, "thanks, paul wake up call for hannity, who has been privately disgusted by trump for weeks but was scared to lose viewers. oh, my god, sean hannity was disgusted by trump what else was he doing in private that he wasn't telling his viewers about? was he wearing a "resist" t-shirt and playing with gender neutral potato head guys oh, god, was he eating woke m&ms [ lightning crashing ] [ witch laughing ] >> the milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand -- hand - hand [ applause ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's right. hannity was, according to rupert murdoch himself, disgusted by trump but hannity didn't tell his viewers that, just like he didn't tell his viewers the stolen election narrative was bs, which brings us back to the central problem the conservative movement led by fox is currently facing they created this monster, but they don't control i

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i found that when i was doing this research, it was ry, very difficult. find a copy of this film to, actually watch it. and i asked my friends at the library of congress to dig it for me. it's written by rod sterling and it's essentially about this backbench senator who also is a college professor w the president, speaker of the house dies. vice president becomes president of the united states accidentally because these other people sort of get out of the way and he's kind of this back bench senator who happens to be the president pro tem of the senate. so here we have a film, 1972, where the president is a black man accidentally in office. and i started sort of look at the narratives around the people who were being presented as president, aside from the white guys. and what i found was, you have this move with regard to featuring black men or men of color as who accidentally into the job. it's a long period of time where i'm watching sort of evolve over movies and film like chris rock, head of state, and then you start evolving into president. if there

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