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moscow international film week was held from august 23 to 28. the country's screens the release of the melodrama teenagers first love love story in the setting of the nineties, which recently opened the thirty-second russian film festival window to europe in iborg. high school student oleg lives in difficult times, in the yard, 1995, together with his friends he steals radios, sells them at a wreck and sometimes runs into local bandits, but real ones. the trials begin when the hero meets a new classmate, olga. not only does the girl's father forbid the guys to be together, but also a rival nicknamed a fop tries to beat off his beloved in order to leave her alone. happiness is right, teenagers have to grow up and learn to make important decisions on their own, what do you want for her? well, is she a clean 700? in the film you can see elena lyadova, nikita kologrivov, timofey tribuntsev, oleg sovastyuk, and the main roles were played by alexandra tikhonova and alexey onezhin, for me this is generally a very dear work, interesting, i would of course really like it if..

has the international community responded to this escalating death toll in gaza, what were your expectations, how far are they from it? we have discussed this issue so many times even in your screen, what, what, what international community, we are talking here about you, people of interest, they are condemning and they are giving statements, but no... one is doing anything, even when we are talking about the official organization for united nations organizations or any the other human rights organization, they are only speaking, no one is taking action, what we need is not a new statement to say, wow this is too much and this is you know genocide and this is i don't know what, what we need in reality is to for these countries and those people and the international community and united nation organization to take action. in reality to stop israel from continuing in in this genocidal war and that can't be happening unless there is a you know huge pressure from everywhere, we we believe that the the pressure coming from the people, especially in europe and everywhere around the world with the demonstration coming out on saturdays and sundays had an effect, but so far not yet to rea

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countries, as well as over forty russian films, will be shown to guests of the first international film week. screeningsking place at 100 moscow venues, in parks, museums and even on roofs, and everyone is also invited to take part in castings and create an acting portfolio. the sokolnicheskaya line is closed until wednesday section from solarievo to novomoskovskaya. this is necessary to connect the new pota station to the red line. free buses were launched for passengers on this section . anastasia makhina will tell you how the first working day of restrictions went and what makes the new station unique. this evening , there is a whole line of buses near the salaryevo metro station, arriving and departing almost every few seconds. they are going one after another, there is enough space, i didn’t get on the first one now, but i ’ll get on the second one now. free compensation buses. not really, but the seats were quickly taken, you'll have to ride standing, but that's nothing compared to what happened this morning at fillatov luk station, the doors barely closed, a terrible situation, especially in the

george for the best documentary of the forty -fourth moscow international film festival. the screeningswill be held in the moscow museum. one of the goals of the moscow international film week was formulated by the head of the moscow city culture department , alexey fursin. to demonstrate to the entire world, to the residents and guests of the capital, that moscow is a city of cinema. today, it has nothing in common with the gloomy image that was formed in the action films of the nineties. and foreign film commissions from different countries, including india, egypt, thailand and morocco, will certainly see this. moscow. moscow on october 2, and why are so many trees green then? exactly, global warming, what funny thing did i say? we control temperature changes for the stability of the acosphere to maintain photosynthesis. and where are the flying machines? well, they exist, but they are used out of necessity, energetically unjustified. the air of alexei german the younger at the pike's command of alexander vaitinsky. according to the minister of culture of the russian federation olga l

that i'm a good actor to because this image is the opposite of how i am in real life screen on the demo hed international break for as the star of the crime classic purple noon. then 25 year old play to kill it without a conscience cementing as titled as a new face, a french cinema its lips and his detached style passed the night to directive. right from the beginning, he had an axe, applying the tough guy, and for attracting beautiful women in 1958 the loan med german actress who will be snyder leading to a 5 year engagement that's passed the night to the public. but in 1964 below married another woman naturally and allowed a little son anthony, was born late to that same year in direct look. you know, these countries, historical, 1963 epic, the lab had allowed it also that he could play more than just don't. carrick says, alongside italy and co star cloudy academy night, and he showed off his emotional range and ended nomination for best new come at the golden globes. it was his leading role and the thrill assembled by that made still on a global style. and immortalized in view was minds. the iconic im

countries, as well as over forty russian films can be seen by guests of the moscow international film week. screeningse held on dozens of sites in the cinema. moscow has turned into a huge film set, where they dance, sing, film and even fight, like in a movie, right in the center, next to tsverskaya. reconstruction of the fight by the famous cameraman, director vladimir klimov, who shot 70 films, including the commander of the happy pike, poisons, thief, takeoff about the brilliant founder of modern cosmonautics. cinema can be without a director, without an actor, without a scriptwriter, without whom, without a cameraman, there is no good or bad film, it's just that, so it's no coincidence that in english, including animation and documentary films, they will show a blockbuster about the heroes of the northern sea route, which was filmed for 2 years, the north is like another planet, it's space, at the edge of the earth, at the edge of the world, even somehow a little goosebumps running down the skin, there is no chance not to see the film, even for visitors to swimming pools, it is better to feel unde

south of the capital in the tsaritsyn district , the head of the ministry of internal affairs anatoly kulikov spoke from tv screensl do everything to ensure that the scumbags are found and receive the punishment they deserve. one of the first to arrive at the scene of the explosion was the then chief moscow police nikolai kulyakov, namesake of the minister. here is this footage. the general personally inspects the scene of the incident, listens to reports from his subordinates. it is scary, yes, of course, it is scary, of course, maybe those who were in the war did not go through this picture, but for us, not having to deal with such things every day, of course it was scary, when everything explodes, when people fly, that is, we looked at footage from an old criminal case, there the bodies were simply hanging from trees, well, an explosion is an explosion, then it took a long time to figure out who died, because that no one knew who was standing there, it was difficult later. there was nothing left at all, it was all to find out who died, who immediately after the explosion they put forward several versions of wha

normal , absolutely right, also, by the way, it was with experts from the international agency for research on cancer regarding screening, over time, i don’t understand, grew 7,000 tulips, the next year they grew 17 thousand, i was shocked, i was so scared, but... at the munich security conference, there he said: “gentlemen, you they promised us in 1990 that nato will never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states, as a key country of the alliance, has a position that you cannot deceive, you cannot live. ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of double standards in the project is different. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. trouble, leonid ignatievich, twice hero of the soviet union, sturmovik pilot. in 1940 he was drafted into the red army. he made his first combat missions near stalingrad in 1942. during the battles for the liberation of belarus , he struck enemy concentrations in the minsk cauldron. stormed the crossings across the berezina and neman, liberated the baltic states and poland. by april 1944, the sturmovik pilot had completed 109 combat missions, and by decree o

this data, but nevertheless , we decided to display the morbidity graph, global, international. mortality on the screenenty-fourth year at the very-very end, tell us what's going on there, look, please, we are in may of twenty -fourth year, the incidence and mortality are around zero, it's just lower, well, nowhere to go, the last serious outbreaks were practically on the border of twenty-second-twenty-third year, a year and a half ago, now there's nothing to even talk about, we're talking about almost... zero figures, everything is in zeros, a whole series of sites that we relied on, sites collecting large world statistics, they stopped collecting it, because hospitalization mortality is zero, and the fact that people get sick, well yes, we get colds, it is clear, we have already shown you where new strains of coronavirus come from, just imagine that this person is weakened for some reason, unvaccinated, sick with various diseases, when a regular coronavirus settles in with him, it gets the opportunity to live a long time and mutate, this is where new forms are formed, but new forms of coronavirus sho

you weigh in through the morning by scanning the qr code at the top right of your screen, or trafficking along international boulevard, several blocks of this district are known as the blade, where prostitution is common. oakland police chief floyd mitchell says cleaning up this area is a top priority. people who live nearby say it's been a problem for years. >> walking up and down the street all times during the day. constant police passing by. they don't do anything. they see it and they just look the other wa. >> chief mitchell says sex traffickers will be held accountable to federal crimes. a local group that helps the victims of human trafficking says these prostitutes are often abused. some are immigrants and includes children between ages ten and 14 years old. we're getting our first look at a major renovation project at san quentin state prison. >> an entire building that used to hold a factory has been demolished now. and now crews are demolishing an interior wall. the goal is to build a complex with three new educational buildings that will triple the number of existing classroom space at the pris

a whole, but they covered themselves with the fight against international terrorism, for many years, for decades for the west this was a screen was... an indulgence that they wrote out for themselves in the form of a permit for any acts and actions that would be motivated by the fight against international terrorism. you remember how many speeches on the un security website at the general assembly of the united nations, at other international venues, the americans, in particular, devoted to the fight against international terrorism, so for them it is literally, well, deadly to be associated with... states, they included sanctions lists, on stop lists, or, for example, they began to prosecute them criminally if, according to their american, first of all, domestic legislation, they issued them, so -called, let's say, subpoenas, warrants, or, so to speak, decided that this or that structure, this or that state, or this or that figure is somehow connected with the financing of international terrorism, and here it turns out that this very snake has bitten its own tail, well, there is no one, not even the intra-nato camp, who would

screen of verbal tricks. who managed the support of bright creative groups, international projects at the macarthur foundation07 to... barry loncarne was in charge from the fourteenth years. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close contact with the authorities and capital. and it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows. to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit it themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr at the end of eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media direct links with politicians. as a result, the struggle for human rights led to dramatic democratic transformations in the

screen of verbal adventures lie much more cynical interests. who managed the support of outstanding creative groups by international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 14 years was led by barry loncarn. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this fund has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists. in close connection with the authorities and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows them to get into a foreign country under a false flag non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, as well as the unwanted government through the media direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights. led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. t

really. um outrages after everything that we have witnessed on our tv screens and after all that has been said by the international community. and international court, icj, they there to come and behave so in such abomination, in such a way that is actually a front to humanity, but i think this is what we are expecting now, and from now on, united state is not the power that it was and is not, it hasn't sort of dictate any. morality around the world or power, be it economical or political or militarily, it's diminishing by by day, and it it it's opposite, we are seeing iran is becoming much more powerful, much more independent and much more respected. i mean, you know, in the last 10, 20 years, we seen the influence of united state diminishing, not just in with. asia, but right across the world, and in same time irans have become more popular, more sort of powerful and more respected, and you know, joining organization like brexit, etc., etc., having a better relationship, much better relationship with his neighbors, which in past, they were satellite states of united states of america, so things are moving, this

george, for the best documentary of forty something miff, screenings will be held in the moscow museum. one of the goals of the moscow internationalweek, formulated by the head of the moscow department of culture, alexey fursin, is to demonstrate to the whole world residents and guests. and foreign film commissions from different countries, including india, egypt, thailand and morocco, of course, will see it. moscow, moscow, october 2. yeah. and why are there so many green trees then? global warming. well, they are there, but they are used out of necessity, energetically unjustified. in within the framework of the moscow international film week , on august 24 , the all-russian event cinema night will take place for the ninth time. viewers will have the opportunity to see three blockbusters of the last few months, these are 100 years ago by alexander andryushchenko, air by alexei german jr. according to the minister of culture of the russian federation olga lyubimova, cinema night has long since become a real family holiday. last year , more than a million people took part in it, and screenings were held not only in cinemas, but al

involved, but from what we can see in these live pictures, at ankara international airport, there are those two planes that you see on the screen. again, no information on what these planes are, what they're doing there. but one of them, as you can see, has on its tail the russian flag. this is live pictures from ankara international airport. joining us this morning, allie raffa, matt bodner, courney kube, peter baker, and richard haass, president emeritus, council on foreign relations, alexander vinman of european affairs. what do we know as of this moment? >> reporter: due to the sensitive nature of these ongoing talks, these ongoing movements, we're not able to talk about exactly who is involved in this prisoner swap. but we do know from a senior administration official that it involves multiple countries, including the united states, of course, but we can talk about who we know has been in russian custody recently. we know that that includes former marine paul whelan, who was in prisoned since december of 2018 on espionage charges and his name got a lot of attention specifically in 2022 when he was notably not included in t

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the five year old german shorthaired pointer screens for explosives at san francisco's international airport. so it has a big job. tsa employees narrowed the original field of 87. positively cute contenders to the final four canines. people then voted on social media for the winner. barney will now be featured on the cover of the tsa's 2025 canine calendar that comes out in december. congrats, barney! >> i like the one in the middle. barney ready to hit the shower? all right, coming up, food for the final frontier. southern california scientists are working on a way for astronauts to do a little farming in we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. company was ready to launch its newest mission, called polaris dawn, tomorrow. but there's a helium leak that

and i think that the moscow week, the international film week, will give another impetus to the appearance on the screens powerful cinema, talented cinema, unusual cinema, if it is both russian and from many countries, it will be wonderful, the moscow international film week will involve more than 100 locations, where film screenings, master classes, creative meetings. the business program will feature representatives from more than 40 countries, including china, turkey, iran, egypt and thailand. what we want to show foreign guests here is that it is still possible to do this, come to moscow. film, film in russia, we have people who know how to film and can film, in some places even better than world leaders, and i think that within the framework of this week we will be able to show even this. in total, more than 300 free screenings of russian foreign films, nine thematic festivals are planned, and also concerts, theatrical and audio excursions. it seems to me that we will really surprise our foreign guests with our creative approach during these days, during this week, because as much as was thought up

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international. his picture there on the left of your screen, police say price is at risk because of his age and due to a diagnosis of dementia. he's described as six one, 150 pounds. he's bald with brown eyes. police say he may be traveling on foot or by public transportation. anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact oakland police. >> also new at 11 east bay police arrested a 19 year old woman on suspicion of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. brentwood police say they took isabella ely and a 16 year old minor into custody outside the safeway on second street yesterday. the two are accused of stealing at least $2,000 worth of merchandise from the ulta in the streets of brentwood mall. upon investigation, police say they found stolen items from the brentwood and discovery bay safeways. the minor was returned to their parents, but ely was taken to the martinez detention facility. it's not clear what charges she may face. police were able to track down the pair because a tip from a bystander who recognized that the car was involved in the ulta theft. it's the

in the field of newborn screening, metabolic diseases are monitored and in them, deuterium compounds are used as the internal standard. it is used to determine the concentration of metabolites in the baby's blood. the plasma system is another achievement of nuclear industry technologists in the field of medicine, which is used in the treatment of cancer and chronic wounds. plasma therapy can be completely used to heal the wounds of diabetic patients and close the wound completely and the patient can return to normal life. these are just two examples achievements of nuclear industry specialists of our country. are that the role and application of nuclear technology in the health system was presented in the two-day conference. in this conference , we invited experts, doctors, scientists in the nuclear field and service companies in the health system to think together, to have a common thought to improve the level of health at the national level and also to provide services in the global field. it has about 60 radiopharmaceuticals. it is produced and explained in the country, we have about 20 radiopharmaceutica

recognition technology is going to be rolling out at every checkpoint and abu dhabi international airport smart travel with a screening84 u.s. airports is already been used in the tsa plans to roll it out to 400-mile enter more in the next several years and obviously citizens and lawmakers have privacy concerns, travelers can opt out and officials in this country regardless of whether from. and then there's this to astronauts that hitched a ride to the iss on the starlight or spacecraft have been stuck there for two months and they may be forced to stay there until 2025, their ship was eight days long and butch wilmore and sonny williams stranded and now tensions are running high between nasa and boeing over the readiness of the spacecraft to return to earth, but wing and sister liner is safe to fly but nasa is considering other options to bring the astronauts back including spacex nine mission to safely return the astronauts even if that means they will stay another six months which is possible, as you know these are huge rivals in spacex under nati asses crew prm and potentially to get the job done i don't know what

screen verbal adventures hide much more cynical interests. who was in charge of supporting bright creative teams, international projects?loncarne headed the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 2014. previously, he worked in the national security council of the ministry of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this foundation has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, and in 2015 it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close in conjunction with power and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired. such a tool that allows you to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they themselves admit. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the la

kits in the country, in the field of newborn screening, metabolic diseases are monitored, and in them, two tere compounds are used as a standard. internally , it is used to determine the concentration of metabolites in the baby's blood . plasma therapy can be completely used to heal the wounds of diabetic patients and close the wound completely and the patient can return to normal life. these are only two examples of the achievements of our country's nuclear industry experts, which were presented in the two-day conference on the role and application of nuclear technology in the health system. in this conference, experts , doctors, scientists, nuclear field and companies we invited the service providers in the health system to think together to raise the level of health at the national level and also to provide services in the global field . we have clinical phase and also. this is about radiation. in the past two years, radiation has grown two and a half times compared to before . the conference on the use of nuclear technology in the health system was held in the four areas of radiopharmaceuticals and nuclear medicine, radiation, radiolo

how, how does 0 number as well the international federation of the red cross says there aren't enough screening facilities and books and african nations. there is a critical shortage of testing treatment and vaccines across the continent. the shortages are, are severely hampering the ability to contain the outbreak. we are calling for urgent international support to increase access to vaccine stocks and treatment options and to scale up testing and alert investigation. what don't code these days from i am a will help in the democratic republic of congo. he says, the risk of impulse transmission is higher in refugee camps. those are the results of one thing that we're seeing on the ground is that the, uh, the transmission is, is like human and being the only human being the cops. and these accounts that, you know, when you bought this interrupted because of the buying you there. so the thing being the website has been the college, just wanna see what that community is. uh, we have the risk around the people. so community engagement. meanwhile, the government, these have decided to get this, you

screened at the nation's airports through next wednesday. cbs' roxana saberi reports from newark liberty international airport. >> reporter: it's summer's last hurrah, and travelers are making a mad dash to their holiday destinations by planes, trains, and automobiles. at the nation's airports, the tsa expects its busiest labor day weekend on record with the peak travel day on friday. >> it's part of travel. even if there is a rush, there's always going to be little hiccups every now and then. >> reporter: driving this holiday weekend has its perks at the pump. >> i got a full tank for $2.94 a gallon. that was great. >> reporter: gas prices have dropped the last four weeks in a row, with the national average now $3.36 a gallon. almost 50 cents lower than last year. how long do you think prices will continue to drop? >> this is something, this downward trend could last through thanksgiving or even christmas. we could see the national average falling below $3 a gallon for the first time in several years. >> reporter: aaa says the best time to hit the road on friday is before noon or after 7:00 p.m. walter webber and march chadwick left chattan

the animation competition presents a screen version of alexander pushkin's poem, ruslan and lyudmila, which received the grand prix of the internationalation festival in voronezh, multipractice. director matvey loshko. another animated film is a homage to the great russian poet - the link of anastasia zhakulina. the jury of the animation competition was headed by director, screenwriter and artist svetlana filippova. here is yours. to maintain such a very sober and stern view of yourself on the world, which around us, to start doing something like that with this uh mistrustful look, well , to do something in the cinema. the film opening a window to europe was the melodrama teenagers first love, filmed by svyatoslav podgaevsky, which will be released just in time for the beginning of the new school year. history. the coming of age of high school student oleg unfolds in 1995. the young poet, as he was nicknamed by bandits from a local group, together with his friends makes a living by petty theft, does not plan anything, only dreams of saving up for a car. but one day he falls in love with a classmate olga. in order to defend the right t

fact, it is uh, well, i would say yes, uh, it is a smoke screen, that is, someone from zelensky is very much under the spell of his internationalmunications, especially, he talked to narendra modi, and narendra modi insists that only through dialogue, only through diplomatic instruments, so to speak... then information appeared that china, brazil and the republic of south africa also agreed on their, so to speak, outline of the plan, their proposals to ukraine and russia, well, the whole problem is that these plans, if zelensky had not drawn them up, would still rest on putin's psyche. and that's why it looks strange after donald trump's statements that he will seat everyone there at the transition table that ukraine should not be given weapons, it looks, well, really depressing, now, by the way, in some countries there are all kinds of rallies to stop ukraine to provide weapons, that is, it looks immoral and scottish, because uh... people come to rallies to help rape ukraine, that is, what drives these people, is zelensky really determined to win, i'm not sure, because what is being done in the ukrainian economy by his hands e

because in essence, this, i would say, yes, this is a smoke screen, that is , someone from zelensky is very much under the spell of his internationaltions, especially, he talked to narendra modi, and narendra modi insists only through dialogue, only through diplomatic tools, so to speak, then information appeared that china, brazil and the republic of south africa also agreed on their, so to speak , outline of the plan, their proposals to ukraine and of russia well, the whole, the whole problem is that these plans, no matter how zelensky builds them, still rest in... in putin's psyche, so it looks strange, after donald trump's statements that he will put everyone there for style change, about the fact that ukraine should not be given weapons, it looks, well, really wild, now, by the way, in some countries , all kinds of rallies are being held to stop providing weapons to ukraine, that is, it looks , well, immoral and ... scottish , because people go to rallies in order to help rape ukraine, that is, what they are controlled by these people, or zelensky is really determined to win, i am not sure, because what is being done in the uk

because basically it's, well, i'd say. yes, this is a smoke screen, that is, someone from zelensky is very much under the spell of his international communications, especially, he spoke with narendna modi, inrendra modi insists, only through dialogue, only through diplomatic instruments, so to speak, then information appeared that... china, brazil and the republic of south africa also agreed on their, so to speak, outline of the plan, their proposals to ukraine and russia. well, the whole, the whole problem is that these plans, no matter how zelensky builds them, still rest on putin's psyche. therefore, it looks strange, after the statements. for trump that he will seat everyone there at the transition table, that there is no need to give weapons to ukraine, it looks, well, really wild, now, until things, in some countries all kinds of rallies are held to stop supplying weapons to ukraine, that is, it looks immoral and scottish, because its people go to rallies in order to help rape ukraine, this is... that is, what they are guided by these people, is zelensky really determined to win? i am not sure, because what is being done in

names down 15, 16%, they are now down only four or 5%, as i look at my little screen, there is green up there, we are getting intern i think will happen, this is important for our viewers to understand, when people get scared and i know because of clients calling me from dubai, san francisco, chicago all saying should i sell, i said no, this is a moment of panic, i know that we heard some of the numbers but also a them again, it was the third, i shouldn't say, today was the worst opening for years, that is saying something right there, the third-highest volatility spike ever in a 35 year history of the volatility index. the vix. at moments like that, i think people just as i got calls from subscribers saying is this where i sell, no, this might be where you buy but let's let it settle down first and am certainly feeling a lot better now than i did because america has come back and some of the technical indicators i think went to extremes like the worst opening for years like the vix, third worst ever, also just think about some of these companies and the growth that were seen in earnings, 10% earnings growth which

your favorite apps are now your new >>tsa at san francisco international airport expects to screen more than 70 million people during the holiday weekend. that runs through next wednesday. kron four's gayle ong is at sfo speaking to local travelers about what to expect. we're heading to chicago for a family reunion. this is our last hurrah. this is emily cohan, a with center family's last stop before heading back home to the east coast. summer think rates busy him out to california to visit family for 2 weeks before we head back san francisco international airport is expecting 930,000 travelers this labor day weekend. >>that's almost 9% higher than last year. and about 97% of pre-pandemic labor day traffic travelers friday relieved to find the airport pretty empty pretty empty. but i have clear so i'll be able to get through no matter what any way. looks fine right now. so should be okay. we are. so we don't want to be in so we're like 2 airport workers say the busiest times are in the mornings and evenings. >>well, the lions in the afternoon, we're short. it was a different story elsew

screen, go see it with your family. samir al jalilian, sed and cima news agency. the 24th international construction industry exhibition with the presence of 850 domestic and foreign companies will be at the permanent location of tehran international exhibition until 11 september. according to the deputy minister of general industry of the ministry , the construction industry sector has a high contribution to the economic growth of 8%. the construction industry is an industry that deals with more than 300 occupations. we have a production line of copper and aluminum wires and cables. we have the voltage of elo v from 60 to 1 kv. this device is a diesel generator. it is used to produce electricity for purposes such as hospitals and places where there is a power outage . they can use this device to generate electricity . the latest achievements of this industry on the 24th the international exhibition of the construction industry is presented. it is a standard sign for welding. the weldings we do are with semi-robotic devices, there are electro-slack gate devices or saudo zirpuri devices.

i've list a filmmaker in skiing, right screen, right there is a show on starting joining us here with all the international and great to get you on. hey, what do you think just off the top of your head? did you enjoy the dnc convention? i mean it's, it's, it's difficult to enjoy these speakers from my, from my personal perspective. um, you know, it's to, it's always so much self congratulation. i think at the end of the day that goes in these type of events, and i don't, i don't necessarily see the, the clear vision for to, for america. there's a, there's certainly a lot of, as we mentioned before, sort of, you know, pot shots and criticisms ridicule of, of donald trump. that's certainly been the rallying cry of the democrats for the last 8 years. but as far as the actual policies and vision that they have, um i, i still don't see it. and i don't know if it's people that are looking beyond the image, right. and the loading of trump that they may have from the image side of things. if they, if they see a clear vision for america going forward. yeah, i mean, it was a very self congratulatory convention and w

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