during the coronavirus pandemic, sami worked tirelessly in the ambulance brigade, he says that the timee, mentally difficult, but we are glad that... with gas, sami batsh took a long time to recover before extremists burned the doctor's face with pepper when he returned to work, and his friend, restaurateur hamdi ahmad. suffered from the actions of the raiders even more, the scoundrels beat him severely, in addition they broke his arm, that day we just walked on our own, i don’t even want to remember it, it was tough, but he and i walked with water, we were just going to our restaurant, on we were attacked by a group of people who we couldn’t even imagine that this would happen to us, because since i’ve been here for 13 years i haven’t had any problems, on that day they attacked they broke my arm and ... belgorod region, of these, a significant part of these funds goes to the budget ; local kindergartens, schools, clinics and hospitals are financed, but corbit and his team didn’t even think about it, but maybe they didn’t have enough brains for such cause-and-effect relationships, chine

sami , you are welcome .lly fans of esteghlal football team the most proud iranian team in the continent of asia. well , let's go to the discussion, sir, because we are going to talk clearly . there is a discussion in fan and news circles , they say that the conflict between the ceo and sarmar is partly because of this. the contracts of 16 esteghlal players will expire at the end of the season, and it seems that each of these parties would like the contracts of those players to be closed according to their opinion, and i am making arrangements for the end of the season. considering that the main reason for my presence is a series of general explanations and we have to get here, i will start with sharia's attempt. let's get to the generalities , i don't know what is going to happen , but i will explain the reasons for this difference to you now . we have esteghlal club, the managing director of mr. dr. mr. ali khatir is a graduate of sharif university of technology . i got my doctorate from the best swiss univ

, there are a lot of them, i don’t know all of them, my brother. we found both victims, the first samie to belgrade, entered the medical faculty of the local university, stayed here, married a russian girl, they have two children, works as a doctor, during the coronavirus pandemic ourselves... worked tirelessly in the ambulance brigade, says that the time was not easy, hard work was, of course, mentally difficult, but we are glad that we could provide help, that it is possible, people said thank you, doctor, of course, a gift for me, doctor sami batsh sincerely does not understand why he was attacked, because he has been helping people all his life, unfortunately, it is sad to remember such a moment, because i did not understand this moment, it was incomprehensible to me, it's true that they attacked, they were just walking with a friend, with a friend, suddenly they attacked, i don’t know several, five or six, i remember, they started hitting us, unfortunately, they said a few words, do you remember what they said?

the recording has begun, as we leave, we put on a mask , the first one is sami batsh, originally fromered the medical faculty of the local university, stayed here, married a russian girl, they have two children, works as a doctor. during the coronavirus pandemic. worked tirelessly in the ambulance brigade, says that time it wasn’t easy, it was hard work, of course , it was mentally difficult, but we are glad that we could provide help, that we can, people said thank you, of course, dr. sami batsh sincerely does not understand why he was attacked, because he has been helping people all his life , unfortunately,

during the coronavirus pandemic, sami worked tirelessly in the ambulance crew, and says that the time

sami.we lost all the cases, from 100 million toman cases to i don't know one million dollars, whatever happened in the club. esteghlal fell , the arrival of mr. khatir and mr. sami, the radical confrontation of mr. iraqi, i say publicly here, mr. khatir, this is the judicial security apparatus, pay attention to the confiscation team, which means they are not allowed to return. if they had the air , they would have left it for the team, nothing would have happened on the first day before mr. khatib left, the seal of their managing director dried up, i, together with mr. mehti fonezadeh , were with mr. ahmadi in the ministry of sports, and we supported him , but as we move forward , we see that the conditions make it more difficult. we lost time until we got a player, you when i want. when before the game with arrows, a list should have been given, which mr. nekonam gave, and the player should be in the team's service a week later, the player who has one day left or, for example, 12 hours lef

we also have george samieli, senior research fellow at the global policy institute who joins at london with you. i don't think uh i can ask any question uh as important as just asking you, what has uh ukraine uh backed by the us to the tilts militarily achieved in the past two years when you take a look at the country. and where it stands physically? ukraine has let itself be used as a pawn of the us attempt to weaken russia. this is thoroughly predictable and indeed predicted by the russians themselves. it all had to do with nato enlargement. uh, our ambassador in moscow is warned in 2008, you will provoke us. "if you let ukraine into nato, in 2014, we managed to coup in kieve, the first thing the new government said is we're going to join nato, it all had to do with nato enlargement, despite the protestations of the contrary, and here we are two years later, and they're still trying to enlarge nato, they're not going to get ukraine and nato, that is a bridge too far. well, george sami, um, the type of achievement. you want to take a look at is not there and uh you would think that th

sami , mr. kiomerz hashemi's supervisory security institutions should come in. there should be no more security discussions , not because they are threatening the club. fans, this is not nice, this is not nice for the great esteghlal club. they threatened me that they would arrest me at the airport. what is the big deal about me ? you are the founder of the pishteha company. you were not allowed to post a story against nekonam even. you went to the club and said that i am 51, but give me 5 years at the academy . you want me, mr. mehdi hajbari it's me, you talk in the national media when it comes , you can't be the answer of jen nekonan, you are the spokesperson and vice president of the club's communications, you have to answer the team's answer, the answer of the head coach, the head coach, the players of the team have respect. i hope that everyone will do all their activities in their place, but the fans of the technical staff are not satisfied with mr. khatir and samiri. there is an action plan in these one or two days, good things will happen. thank you, mr.

well, jorge sami, um, the the type of achievement that you want to take a look at is not there, and uh, you would think that the us in particular would learn from it, but they're looking at another $60 billion dollars in aid. what is it about this that the us is not getting, and not choosing the diplomatic path, where it's still an option that it doesn't want to pursue. well, because it doesn't want to this war to come to an end, it's ob'. is that the us, the eu, the nato strategy is to keep this war going for as long as possible, the strategic design, if you can call it that, is to infeable russia, to force russia to shed more and more russian lives, to impoverish itself and diminish as in in as a kind of a force. global affairs, so that's that's one strategic objective, there's obviously a big financial incentive as well, the arms manufacturers are doing very nicely, and of course the the the financial firms, the private equity firms, the hedge funds, the people who are planning on quote rebuilding unquote ukraine after the war, they're all wetting their... they're going to be making

planned yashche on sami., maskovskaya, kupalauskaya, tractor plant, magileevskaya, kastrychnitskaya and pushkinskaya. specialists will install the light-colored abstalyvanne on a large scale, with let's look for energy-saving technologies, whether it's addressed to the city or not. yae chakae akrylavae pakrytstso. the work is carried out at night, when trains are not running, when the tension of the contact flight is removed, that is , a fairly high structure of about eight or about 10 m is built, so our specialists are engaged in this work, for this they need to assemble the structure, carry out the work, disassemble the structure, remove it the station platform will still be in time so that everything at 5:30 will be clean, cozy and good, and in all types of work, the abavyazkovs will get the parade external stations, such as pershapachatkova , are distinguished by architects, the sennya minsk metro, these three lines are 40 kilometers long and more like 30 stations. neastyarozhny maneuver mozha stats prych

input, charlotte cates, it was a pleasure to see you, charlotte the international coordinator, the sami doon, palestinian prisoner solidarity network for vancouver, thank you so much. let's bring in khalid baricat now spokesperson at the masar badil movement who joins us from vancouver welcome uh 45 years is what we're looking at today the islamic revolution has succeeded uh beyond all obstacles that may have been uh put in his path uh particular coming from the us and maybe some other western countries uh maybe a general question is appropriate to ask you why do you think the islamic revolution has been so successful well uh first of all congratulates relation to the people of iran and to the people of the region and the free people of the world on the success of the revolution of 1979 up until today, and not just, it wasn't just one victory, but it was series of victories, because throughout this journey for the past 45 years, so many challenges happened, the revolution had to face literally wars that were lot. launched against the people of iran, and this war did not stop, although t

he's on eight—under par going into the second round, one shot clear of finland's sami valimaki.last—16 of the europa league hasjust been made. 2022 finalists rangers will play portuguese champions benfica, liverpool are up against sparta prague, brighton face roma and west ham play german side freiburg. the full draw is on the bbc sport website but that's all the sport for now. thank you. more than 10% of mps are calling for the resignation of the speaker, linseed oil, over the handling of a gaza ceasefire debate on wednesday. dozens of snp mps and some conservative mps have been calling for him to stand down. he said he did it partly to protect the safety of mps. 0f of mps. ofjim has announced it is lowering the cap on household gas and electricity prices by 12.3%. the new pricing level means that from april to the average household bill will be about £1690 a year, that is the lowest level for two years. some analysts had predicted that it would drop more, by about 15%. the offjam chief told bbc breakfast what that wasn't the case. it chief told bbc breakfast what that wasn't t

sami shukri said that the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip does not show more destruction and killing and the situation in this area is absolutely critical. minister of foreign affairs. expressing concern about the attack on rafah , he asked the un security council to fulfill its responsibility . saudi arabia and also the european union have warned or expressed concern about the attack . the mayor of rifa said that there are about one and a half million people in rifa and the attack on this city will cause a bath of blood. however, the prime minister of the zionist regime asked the military to plan an attack on rafah provide rafah is the southernmost region of the gaza strip, bordering egypt. some say that the zionists want to make the palestinians flee into egypt. america and england again. yemen was targeted for attack in the new wave of attacks, the port city of rasisa in hodeidah province of yemen was targeted three times . there is still no report of the possible damage of this attack . the yemeni army targeted various areas of the country against the zionist regime durin

through television, sami and siri can increase their recognition. people in 31 provinces can see and listen to the opinions and programs of election candidates in 31 provinces. a candidate who is qualified a special page has been created for each of them, they can go there and upload their views, of course , they can also upload debates and 20-minute videos because they have it and whatever they want. once they have been given this space for 10 hours, people can make a more accurate choice, candidates can introduce themselves for their own benefit, and people who want to choose can make the right choice on 20 television channels broadcasting debate programs between the election candidates. another has given to the competitive atmosphere of elections. of good deeds what is being done is the broadcast of debates that people with programs, representative ideas and level. get to know their insight and knowledge. it is very good in terms of raising awareness and enlightening, and the fact that the families themselves have a very effective exchange of opi

through resistance and political efforts to... stop the aggression, separately, another hamas official, sami aburi said, the latest remarks by netanyahu prove that he intends to pursue conflict in the region, he said the movement is prepared to deal with all possible options. their remarks came after netan dismissed the proposal by hamas for sease fire in gaza claiming that israel was only uh several months from victory. netanyahu added that israeli forces have been ordered to attack rafa asidi in the southernmost gaza where more than one million palestinians. have sought refuge. us secretary of state anthony blinkin has struck an optimistic tone on the course of uh gaza's cease-fire talks. he says there's still room for talks on agreement which could end israel's onslot on the gaza strip. addressing oppressor following his meeting with israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu blinkin said the cease fire proposal offered by the hamas resistance moving leaves a space for an agreement to be reached. he said the work will continue relentlessly until the dealers reached a cease fire proposal dr

separately, another hamas official sami abuzori said the latest remarks by netanyahu prove that he and intends to pursue conflict in the region, he said the movent is prepared to deal with all possible options. their remarks came after netanho dismissed the proposal by hamas for cease fire in gaza claiming that israel was only several months from victory. netanyahu added that israeli forces have been ordered to attack rafa, a city in the southernmost gaza where more than 1 million palestinians have sought refuge. well, since the beginning. the israeli genocide in gaza consumers around the world have used boycots as a tool to pressurize corporation stand their support for the regime, some big brands have been punished for their association with israel as uh they have seen a decline in their profits. let's have look. since the onset of the us-israely genocidal war on gaza calls to boycott israeli goods and companies complicit in the regime's crimes or... affiliated with the regime have been getting louder. on social media, two of them, starbucks and mcdonald's have become the main subjec

sami farmers say they plan to continue such actions until at least march 10.be continued by anna voronina. we will not miss ukrainian grain. polish carriers and farmers have moved to protect their interests in a tough scenario. highways near the border are no longer simply blocked; tires are brought to the scene of action to prevent the passage of ukrainian trucks. all dissatisfied people, even polish farmers, who are difficult to suspect of sympathizing with moscow, were immediately called pro-russian provocateurs, admitting that they themselves were to blame the ukrainian authorities refuse to grant the square. let's call things by their proper names. in this photo, ukrainian grain, which was poured out by polish, actually pro-russian provocateurs, from ukrainian trucks. the pseudo-blockade on the border continues, such actions are base and disgraceful. the ambassador of ukraine to poland, vasily zvarych, demanded that warsaw sort it out. diplomats contacted the police demanding that a case be opened. polish police said they had launched an investigation int

sami. halouny ў khatse, geta is not a gaspadar, man, but all such tsudoўny, jumping cotton, khatnik,meat ў khatse, there is a chain, it smells good, and he is a favorite eater i, delicious . it is fair to say that the hutnik does not allow light-colored mischief into the hut and creates the atmosphere of the world. ours prodkі believed that without it it would be impossible to abyss, there kali peryazdzhali, abavyazkova took from themselves several coals from the furnace. so, as the hutnik lives behind the stove, then he will go to the coals and perabyaretsa to follow his new home. and everything can be called a home. kind to the spirits, then the god of the most troublesome characters is geta balotnik. once you lure people to the balota, your black terrible balota turns into a flaccid jumping stick. chalavek pachynae istsi hutka i apynaetstsa ў balot. lichytstsa, what a balotnik you can take from yourself a chalavek only when you go to the balota higher, where you are pakalena, so that you are walking in the forest, you must carefully look at your own feet, so as not to trap the paw

separately, another hamas official sami aburi said the latest remarks by netanyahu prove that he intends to pursue conflict in the region. he said the movement is prepared to deal with all possible options. their remarks came after netanyahu dismissed the proposal. hamas for cease fire in gaza, claiming that israel was only several months from victory. netanyahu added that israeli forces have been ordered to attack rafa, a city in the southernmost gaza where more than 1 million palestinians have sought refuge. at least three palestinian men have been killed in a fresh israeli raid on nur shamp's refugee camp in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said ziad al-dame, islam al ali. and motassem al- ali were killed in the raid. motasem was the leader of shuhada brigades. the new fatalities came after israeli forces rated the camp and besieged to house before bombing it. five others including three women were injured during the raid tensions have been running high across the west bank with refugee camps being the focal point of israel's rate since the regime started its ge

sami, welcome . dear, especially the fans of esteghlal football team, the proudest iranian team in the asian continent, sir, we want to speak clearly, first of all, let's move the discussion forward, and then esteghlal fans have this expectation to see what happened between their head coach and ceo, and why it happened like this and why it is not resolved. and the first sentence i wanted to say is that you told us that you threatened a few fans , why did they come in front of the door? the document that is presented is a screenshot, and now there is a picture of the phone screen that was sent as an sms, and i don't know about it, so let's go to the discussion, sir, because we are supposed to speak clearly , there is a discussion in fan circles or news, they say that this conflict , which is now a verbal conflict between the head of the ceo , is partly due to the fact that the contracts of 16 esteghlal players will expire at the end of the season, and it seems that each side wants the contracts of tho

separately, another hamas official, sami abu zuri, said latest remarks by netanyahu. proves that he intends to pursue conflict in the region, he said that the movement is prepared to deal with all possible scenarios, a remarks came after netanyahu dismissed a proposal by hamas for a cease fire claiming that israel was just a months away from victory. netanyahu added that israeli forces have been order to attack rafa, a city in the southern most gaza where more than million palestinians are seeking refuge. us secretary of state anthony blincan has struck in optimistic tone on the course of gaza's cease fire talks. he says there's still room for talks on an agreement which could end israel's onslot on the besiege enclave, addressing a professor following his meeting with israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. lincan said seizfire proposal offered by hamas leaves space for an agreement to be reached. he said work will continue relentlessly until the deal. is reached a ce power proposal drawn up by the us and israel was delivered to hamas last week through qatar and egypt. the movement resp

separately another hamas official sami abuzuri said latest remarks by netanyahu prove he intends to pursue conflict in the region. he said the movement is prepared to deal with all possible options, the remarks came after benjamin netanyahu dismissed a proposal by hamos for a cease fire, claiming that israel is only several months from victory. netanyahu added israeli forces have been ordered to attack rafa, a city in southern most gaza, where over million and a half palestinians are sheltering. uh secretary of state, anthony blinkin struck an optim. mistic tone on the course of gaza's ceasefire talks. he says there is still room for talks on an agreement which could end israel's onslot on gaza. addressing a pressor following his meeting with israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, lincon said sease fire proposal offered by hamas leave space for an agreement to be reached. he said work will continue relentlessly until one is reached. a sease fire proposal drawn up by the us and israel was delivered to hamas last week through qatar. and egypt, the movement responded to the proposal tuesd

separately another hamas official sami abu zori said the latest remarks by netanyahu proved that he intends to pursue conflict in the region. he said the movement is prepared to deal with all possible options, their remarks came after netanyahu dismissed the proposal by hamas for a cease fire in gaza, claiming that israel was only several months from victory, netanyahu added that israeli forces have been order to attack rafa, a city in the southern most part of gaza where more than 1 million palestinians have sought refuge. palestinian writer and political analyst jaffa ramini joins us now from freemantal australia. mr. ramini, welcome to the program, uh, let's uh, focus on the story that we just had, uh, senior hamas official, osama hamdan has stated that the israeli prime minister. and prime minister's insistence on continuing the onslot against gaza effectively shows that the israelis um their intention and their goal is genocide against palestinians, do you see it in that light as well? yes, thank you for having me, i mean stating the obvious is is very good thing uh if it serves a purp

through resistance and political efforts to stop. the aggression, separately, another hamas official, sami abu zuri, so the latest remarks by netanyahu proves he intends to pursue conflict in the region. he said the movement is prepared to deal with all possible scenarios, remarks came after benjamin netanyahu dismissed a proposal by hamas for sease fire claiming israel is only months away from victory. netanyahu added israeli forces have been ordered to attack rafa, a city in southern most gaza where. almost a million and a half palestinians are sheltering. yeah, secretary of state, anthony blincan has struck an optimistic tone on the course of a... sees far, he says there is still room for talks on an ongoing agreement with which could end israel's onslot on gaza, addressing a press conference following his meeting with israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, blincan said seizfire proposal offered by hamas leave space for an agreement to be reached, he said the work will continue relentlessly until a deal is struck. sease fire proposal drawn up by the us and israel was delivered to ha

one was the issue of sami adalat, and the other was the issue of babak zanjani, who was related to our commission because of the corruption discussion that happened here, according to dr. mirkaz. the studies we were doing were that , for example, the heads and managers of the employers and adalat joint-stock companies generally forgave the so-called "bezaleh" and nothing means not having a family for the people and being at a loss, and no one could give them anything, and unfortunately they had a very powerful control over this area. that it was not possible to do anything, which means that you could not do anything. we had, for example, one of the cases that i was following was our dashtestan cement factory , the collective, so-called, who had done justice to this company , had done the factory, well, look, for example, the managers there, the complex has created many problems for both the people there and the workers there, and the authorities have tried they would buy and forgive a lot , he would bring the authorities with him, nothing. no one said anything . we firmly entered into

joining me live now are dr sami butt, a dental surgeon in haywards heath, to see an nhs dentist.n was a member of the conservative party for several years but is no longer affiliated to any political party. doctor, i wonder if i could start with you? these included £20,000 bonus to set up in areas of poor access to dentists. do you think that's enough and will it work? ida. that's enough and will it work? no, it won't work- _ that's enough and will it work? iifr, it won't work. this isn't something new, other than have tried that, the golden handshake to get people to come and work in areas where they can't get dentists and it doesn't work. 0ver can't get dentists and it doesn't work. over three years, can't get dentists and it doesn't work. 0verthree years, it's can't get dentists and it doesn't work. over three years, it's not, can't get dentists and it doesn't work. 0verthree years, it's not, it a lot but when you figure it out is not a lot, is £20 a day to relocate. i don't think it will work. so not a lot, is £20 a day to relocate. i don't think it will work.— i don't think

sami the military fears that such a showdown will hammer the last nail into the coffin of ukrainian defensehny is a complex and long story that negatively affects the overall situation in ukraine. frankly, this puts us in a pretty shitty position. however, official kiev is not concerned about the disaster at the front, but about the political ambitions of its general. according to the latest polls, yes. it’s unlikely that victorialand was sent from the head office to ukraine to deal with the conflict. in order to reconcile ze and za, most likely assess the situation and calculate the consequences. i think it's disassembly. during the showdown, she is a well-known diplomat , the americans will assess the situation, where this is all leading , conversations will be held, i think, with president zelensky and so on, and recommendations will be given, separates the opponents who have come together in a direct clinch, not for the first time in december, to help zelensky first the director of the cia, and then the secretary of defense austin, flew to negotiate with the hostage, now a person was se

.. wrongdoers in many respects. uh, i think ray mcgover makes a really serious point there, george sami, because we don't know what a defeat would look like for either side, uh, and in particular from the u.s. side, uh, they are sure not to go for defeat given that there's an election season uh, that they're in. what do you think the us is going to do given the fact that militarily on the ground ukraine is not looking that great? well, i think that, i mean, ray outlines a possible scenario. with um uh nuclear weapons, that that's a that's a high risk strategy. i actually think that there is a possibility that at the 75th birthday party for nato in uh july of this year, they will offer uh ukraine nato membership. um, it's going to be very hard for nato to f ukraine off the way they did at vilnius last year. with some more promises, well, you'll be member someday, but not today, uh, there's going to be lot of expectations, um, coming, in the days leading up to the washington summit, so there's going to be lot of pressure to do something big this time, and that's and this, i think will be,

narrative and and start talking about, oh the problems are causing for, but we're not seen a lot, sami jamael says a lot, so he's always coming out and saying like some ridiculous statement, but i'd like think his followers make of him, mean they got 30,00 votes in the election in the entire country, you know not this election but the one before and just you know and to to the point about the poll because yeah this shifted entirely you know um like you said this is become an uh an arab issue in 2022 76% of respondents in the... in in about 16 arab countries they said uh that the palestinian cause was an arab issue, well 16 said not is a palestinian issue. after the gaza war, 92% of arabs say this, this is an arab issue, and only 6% say this is a, this is a palestinian issue, more likely thank monarchies are are taking up that 6%, and and then there's also the comments from amir abdulyan, the iranian foreign minister few days ago, he says that uh... if israel were to um were to launch attack on lebanon like an actual offensive against lebanon that that would mean the end of netanyahu, h

the benefits of being a woman , such as cheaper car insurance, so i'm going to spend the day with samyyear ago. identifies himself as transmaxing, he decided to take such a step, so to speak, because that he wasn't particularly lucky in his personal relationships, and he also liked the promise of the transmaxing manifesto, which said that if you change gender and become a woman, you will be much more successful, and this in turn became very fascinated by sammy. this is me when i was 20 years old, and my charis personality is starting to fade into the background. this photo is not from my best time, so i will never look at it. and think, yes, this is a truly courageous dude, on the contrary, when i saw this photo in the first time, the thought came to my mind, i need to do something with myself, and what did you do, then i thought that i need to become more dominant, successful, sociable, confident, strong, resilient, and how close you were to goals at that time, i was very close to all this, it took me a lot of effort to even get a little closer, i look and you look like a guy, yes i l

international sami day was celebrated in the murmansk region.idered one of the smallest peoples in russia. tourists come to the village of lavozero, their cultural capital , all year round. what attracts them? ilina found out. many people come here to the kola north to interact with the deer and feed them from the palm of their hand, but the main thing is to protect yourself from rags, because you can accidentally eat them. eyes. few people know that the geographical center of the murmansk region is located in lovozero. it is in the lavozero region that the bulk of the reindeer people of russia live. vitaly krut, one of its representatives. according to the guide of the ethnographic village, the whole life of the sami is inextricably linked with noble animals, which many centuries ago the representatives of the indigenous people managed to tame. our deer actually breed here and do not roam freely. and so the deer is everything for us, he feeds, sings, heals. tourists come on excursions whole busloads of them are guests from different parts of ru

he looked underneath the sagebrush >>> when samy mom came in, she said, mickey is not here. we are she? this is not funny. >> in the bottom of my heart i knew something was really, really wrong. >> he looked underneath the sage brush and saw what he thought appear to be blood. -- bound, buried. >> what did that say to you? >> a great deal of rage by someone. >> he looked like your average high school student. tall, clean cut, polite. >> a teenager with two sides. >> he would yell at her. he would be pushing her around. and -- apart. >> we recorded the conversation and it was dynamite. >> micaela was on the ground and she wasn't really moving. >> to unravel the mystery, investigators would follow a trail through high school hallways, teaming with secrets and schemes. >> the hatred grew more and more and more. >> bad idea that became a horrible idea. bad idea that went very, very bad. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he weaves you from miles. the big neon cowboy. wendover will is what he's called. and his job has been to tampa attempt travelers off of interstate 80 near the utah- nevada border. pull

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sami al-arian, who was my first time defending him, was on tv. he was eventually fired, not for his speech, but for ties to international terrorism. and the third one was for not actually teaching her class, rather, giving an extended lecture on something completely unrelated to it, which they can frankly fire you for. so three three firings considered a big deal over the over the course of years. i'm now talking about an era in which there have been we know for a fact we know that the numbers are much larger than this. there have been a thousand targeting of of professors with about two thirds of them resulting in some kind of punishment, two thirds and nearly 200 of them, at least through last july, were fired with, i think, 40 plus tenured professors being fired. that's the standard number for mccarthyism before the law existed, by the way. but before people knew you couldn't actually just fire communist professors for being excessive ideological, that didn't happen until 1957. so mccarthyism was 1947 to 1957. the standard at the time, the big

this is sami suisi, ecologist, professor of oceanology at the university of lille.n residents of a fast-growing desert city in the face of global warming, with temperatures above 50° in the summer. water is so scarce in dubai. few tourists realize that the famous dancing fountains at the largest skyscraper in the world are drunk straight from the burj khalifa sewer. of course, not directly, first it is purified using the same technology as sea water. recycled sewage flows into fountains and supports plant life in the oasis. by all indicators, this is high-quality drinking water, but... do the residents of dubai want it? drink water from the toilet? if you ask people, they will say: definitely not, they want to be sure that the water is safe, there are no bacteria, heavy metals, chemicals and other waste in it, and the technology for such deep cleaning is available in dubai, and it has been used for many years on the iss, astronauts recycle used water and even urine to drink her. not wanting to learn from the experience of astronauts, the emirates are investing milli

this is sami sousisi, ecologist, professor of oceanology at the university of lille.g desert city in under global warming conditions, summer temperatures here are above 50°. water in dubai is so scarce. that a radical solution is required, few tourists think that the famous dancing fountains at the largest skyscraper in the world are drinking straight from the sewers of the burj khalifa. of course, not directly, first it is purified using the same technology as sea water, the recycled sewage flows into fountains and supports life in the plants of the oasis. by all indicators, this is high-quality drinking water, but do the residents of dubai want it? drink water from the toilet? if you ask people, they will say: definitely not, they want to be sure that the water is safe, there are no bacteria, heavy metals, chemicals in it. and other waste, and the technology for such deep cleaning is available in dubai, and it has been used on the iss for many years; astronauts recycle used water and even urine to drink it. not wanting to learn from the experience of astronauts, the

. >> we were working the night sami was murdered, right?did acknowledge and interests in sanya. he had admitted looking her up on the police computer. >> i think from day one, when he had a sonya's name run by the dispatcher, she was a young, attractive girl. i think he wanted to know about her. maybe something could happen. >> on the witness stand, owens admitted he had run sanya's name, just to make sure she was of legal drinking age. >> that was a matter of curiosity because you can see her in the bar. she wasn't at the bar in the time. >> there is a disagreement the officer and i thought about her age. >> the sex-based allegations to the six women who came forward were all ruled inadmissible. owens don't have to answer for them at trial. under oath, villains is a stud that he didn't kill sanya ivanoff and he had nothing to do with 321. his attorney presented an ultimate theory of the case. a cop may have killed sonya. but it wasn't meadowlands. the defense suggested that officer red burn should have been a suspect. >> and who wasn't com

we always added sami and cloudberries, even to the soup, we picked berries, we adopted their traditions there will be another means, shooting down. sugar was inaccessible to peasants in russia, so they... collected honey, collected herbs, medicinal, useful, most of which grow in the pskov region, these are thyme, oregano, chamomile, mint, so they steamed them with honey, you can try all this in department store of the seventy- fifth pavilion, a little further in the house of russian cuisine there is national pastries, here is the volga region and the favorite delicacy of the merrymaker lapshopun, a folk hero of the udmurts, perepepechi with cottage cheese and raspberries, here they are baked in the oven, at home, as it should be in front of... the stove, hence the name. the mouth in front of the stove is a small space where we place pans. the dough is a minimal amount, and the main thing is the filling, because of this they are juicy and they are loved here very much. and yet there are worthy competitors to the south. this kalmyk dessert has been tested by more than one generation; the

you have to dig it up and get it, you sami is slow, come on, schnel, it’s him, the site, it’s time, wellmless swamps, i don’t know if it’s him, i immediately thought it was him. kristotynulge, no, he stayed in... the russian land, as he was destined for, which means that everything will be in order with this region, we are all attracted by hypnosis, the clatter of wheels, passages, tracks, trains, behind carriage glass the earth floats away, stretches into the distance like a film strip, and let someone repeat that our path is predetermined, so that no one abandons the rut, we should not obediently go through life in the places indicated by someone, we should not obediently go through life along the places indicated by someone some places. the artifacts of the past war are not disturbing, boots are knocking on the python, again a false truth, a true lie. good morning, our earliest tv viewers, on the calendar february 2, friday, in the studio today i am with you, ekaterina strizhenova. wake up soon, we have many plans ahead. we'll talk about how useful walk, and most importantly, how to f