. >> we did put the shah in but you are saying we can't keep him in?ision to be made by the people of that country. >> good evening, the shah of iran is in egypt tonight. his countrymen are deliriously rejoicing at his departure. and all around the world, government leaders are trying to come to grips with the fall of the man known as the king of kings. >> the old chant of "death to the shah" replaced by a new one, "death to carter." >> jimmy carter knows we want freedom. we don't want his human rights anymore. >> the source of energy was a core question. the iranian revolution is drying up our energy supply. we are literally running out of gas. >> can i have your attention, please. there has been a state of emergency declared on three mile island. >> a nuclear power plant near harrisburg, pennsylvania, the cooling system broke down this morning. some radioactive steam escaped in the air. and radiation passed through the four feet concrete walls and detected a mile from the plant. >> the first big nuclear disaster. the federal government and the state

muhammad ali shah. um, who you is this prince? who been raised to believe that the country is his by birth, that the throne is his birthright, that god himself has made him shah and who is incensed with his father for having, you know, succumbed the rabble and allowed for a constitution and to turn this country from an absolute dictatorship up to something like a constitution and a monarchy, uh, very quickly declares, war on the constitutionalists. the at that point becomes essentially a civil war. he disposes of the constitution he rolls his russian made cannons to the parliament building and he destroys the building with the parliamentarians still inside and then with his russian trained, russian funded and russian armed and russian military, he very quickly gains control over the whole of the persian empire. the entirety of iran, except for tabriz and now howard baskerville, who, you know, has already gone through this kind of shock to the system. he's, you know, found out that persia is different than what he thought he was. a

charles: shah, i can't get to you, we're out of time,ed buddy, both it. gary, shah. suching a interesting session, we're trying to get our session. this is the worst s&p 500 performance in real terms, folks real terms, folkyou you won't believe this, since, since 1872, since 172. i think that maybe makes my next guest a little bullish. i want to bring in teroso investments manager. michael, i love your tweets by the way. i've seen your tweets. over the last weeks you've been bullish. pushing back against the crowd. do you see some opportunities here? >> well, yeah i used that line before. you know you're right when the counterargument is an insult, right? i think there was a lot on twitter. until, it was pretty aggressive, my pinned tweet, i said the end of the world is at hand. that is why stocks are about to have a melt-up. my entire contention you have to have stability in the bond market and if you have some stability in the bond market that will be enough to cause stocks to go higher. looks like that inflation report is seemingly giving us some of that stability

i will ask gary kaltbaum and shah gilani. the moder day scamsters, how can society get protection when the guardians are bought off? this is where you want to be because where the people want to be. alli mccartney on deck for this. get my take on the latest smart move by the retail investor. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so back in the 1960s there was this phrase, selling wolf tickets or to sell wolf tickets to make threats or boast especially if empty and if they were made, listen the bottom line is that you would say these to people. you were always boasting trying to make the threats. you knew you couldn't go through with them. you knew you wouldn't back them up. you were selling wolf tickets. the reason i brought that up, last week the federal reserve officials suggested substantial rate hikes. you remember this? this is thursday morning. james bullard laid it on pretty thick. the fed may have to go to 7% to quell inflation, 7% fed funds rates. i got to tell you that shocked everyone.

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our good friend shah gilani joins us.ou as i keep talking about fed chair powell speaking about the economy later today. you still expecting a hawkish mr. powell to speak? >> well first of all, good morning, ashley, always great to see you. i am expecting a hawkish powell. i don't think he's going to diss way markets in any way or form he's going to stop raising what he may be clear about is not only will they continue to raise, but they will not probably raise 75 basis points. he's probably going to announce there maybe some easing in the actual hike levels, but i think he's going to make sure that the market understands they're not done except the market realizes they are on the other side already and we've got some pretty good pce numbers already. we've got pce coming out on thursday, and if that's lower than expected, then there's no reason for the market to try and go higher. ashley: and, you know, i was reading your notes, shah. you're saying there's been some resistance on the s&p up 40-50 and he says if you can ge

charles: on that note, shah, nasdaq obviously struggling.re you buying then we could be in a changing of the guard? i'm not talking on a temporary basis but a new secular bull market the next one being led by the also-rans of yesteryear? >> no, not by a long shot, charles. again, i'm going to reiterate what i said, i've been saying we got lower to go here. there is more pain. as far as the zombie stocks we're playing money on put spreads. there are a lot of them. 40% of companies in the s&p 1500 don't turn profit a a lot are loaded with debt, negative free cash flow with negative profit margins we're targeting to make money on the downside. i don't see the weight of that bringing the market down, the lack of tech leadership i don't think will turn around anytime soon. frightening there is lack of leadership so i don't see any pivot in terms of the market making the first leg higher what could be a new bull market. i think we're several quarters away from that. charles: wow. okay. are you buying anything yourself, gary? >> i started buying on

and this was one of the main challenges for navai and shah. to film someone was a very kind of convoluted kind of process which took a lot of thought. we'd go different routes, stop at a cafe first, then maybe ramita would go off by ourselves, get in a taxi with someone, i'll do a different route, i would rendezvous somewhere. and like working in afghanistan now, it's fine. as long as you're doing something which the taliban are kind of ok with. if you're doing anything that they don't like, then you've got to be really careful. in a sequence filmed secretly in herat prison, the team meet women being held by the taliban without trial or charge. so we found out that taliban intelligence agents were abducting women off the streets of herat for so—called moral crimes. immorality can be leaving home on your own without male guardian. and these women were disappearing. and, of course, what was happening to them is that they were being imprisoned, but there was no record of their imprisonment, so they were just disappearing into this black hole. fam

generally slippery for the first time, when olga started on ice, it was slippery to walk right into the shah-shahd then i look they sprinkled something. it is already in the afternoon on the roads of the capital due to ice a large number of minor accidents, but here those who have not changed summer tires for winter tires are still queuing, despite the fact that the snow has been lying for several days, which you don't have there was a driving class so that it wouldn’t be. in the morning, uh, at night, very what kind of roads and therefore in no case should you drive on summer tires, because you simply endanger others, and these are shots from the molchoninovsky district on sinyavinskaya street a child flew into cheesecakes to the middle frozen pond, it is clear that he is not alone on the ice, they also play nearby. children child, apparently moved out. from that shore. apparently strong, pushed off, accelerated and ended up in the middle of the pond, now there is no one here, but judging by this hole, children on the ice, periodically go out and say that a few days ago there was already one who

joining us now is seema shah. that has been our question of the day.ow do you see the election impact in terms of the market? seema: there is a short-term impact, then a long-term impact. for the short term we can see how the market is responding today. looking at history, typically the market has always performed well in the aftermath of the midterm elections. that is the market saying, historically we have always done well, so we should continue to do well. if you unpack this into the intermediate scenarios, looking beyond the next three months or so, there are much bigger issues facing the u.s. economy. which essentially is going to mean -- isn't going to mean any significant policy action. from my perspective, fast forward six months from now, it is those main macro issues that would be top of mind again. guy: how will it affect america's ability to deal with a recession when she looks like it is coming? -- a recession, which looks like it is coming? seema: we are expecting recession to come in 2023. there is going to be push for some kind of fisca

we were against the shah, and the shah was so pro-european and pro-american.dn't want to. that our wives, daughters and granddaughters go hijabs, that is, some kind of average, average option , and let’s not forget that when he arrived, he flew from paris and began to introduce these islamic traditions. there were protests, huge women did not want to wear at least some part big enough to wear hijabs on their heads. well, they were suppressed and and and and and and that's all over, the difference between today's speeches and then speeches then and then and recently is that now she is under attack by the ayatollahs, i can't believe that everything will change there and move to the democratic road but the fundamental fundamental difference is that earlier all the protests concerned local elites , maybe even central elites, but the civil elites, not the religious elites, no one touched the government. the agenda, how much it will be changed, i don't know, everything is very shaky there, you know, the war against ukraine, russia against ukraine, led to different c

shaheen shah afridi a star. jos buttler caught and gone for 26. the game was alive.gland have built a squad to succeed anywhere, but it was stokes, who else, to end this final. this trophy to go with the 50—over world cup. england are true world champions. joe wilson, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:55. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. it's1:10pm. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris. good afternoon. england are double cricket world champions, achieving the feat for the first time in the men's game. they've added the t20 world cup to the 50 over title from 2019, beating pakistan by five wickets in the final in australia. pakistan set england 138 to win at the mcg, with sam curran taking 3—12 in a man of the match performance that also netted him the player of the tournament award. the pitch by no means offered up an easy chase, nor did the famed pakistani pace attack, with shaheen shah afridi bowling alex hales in the first o

surprisingly, ivan the terrible allowed syuyumbike to marry shah ali true , when he had already fledusuf, the russian tsar did not forgive treason for half a century before writing hamlet , the same plot was played out in the capital of the nogai horde , the city, which was called a shed, the ruler yusuf was killed by his own brother, who, with the help of the moscow tsar, seized the princely throne. the sons of yusuf ilmurzul ibrahim ursu were left in alive, but sent to moscow to serve ivan the terrible. bolshaya tatarskaya street, there is also just a large tatar street and malaya tatar lanes nearby. tatars capital was 100 times less. moreover, it was only in soviet times that the tatar professions in moscow were a janitor and a porter at the station, and under the tsars the tatars lived very prosperously, they traded in silk, wool, cotton, and even earlier, under grozny, tatar and nogai murzas, with their detachments, kept inns. these are the most fearless and most merciless tsar's servants, not without reason it was the tatar prince semyon bikbulatovich, grozny chose to replace h

sculpture is one of the oldest and most accessible types of promania in the auen shah of the remainshe sculptural image of a hut, tired of the three-dimensional expanse, skledashed in the history of belarusian sculpture of the 20th century, the history of belarusian sculpture of the 20th century has been formed to fill in various mostat school of yak today for the knight and neon orphans saber place is taken by leo and sergeev milossky so literary museum. maksim bogdanovich, asking to the heights of the bridge yards the father and son of the father, cut up by the established tandem, demonstrate the diversity of the appearance of the bridge genres of sculpture and are united by one theme theme of love yes, their darling their thieves. yes, the new and went to the mourner belarusian culture. at the entrance halls, funds for the houses of the museum near belarus are involved. you are nicknames with the appropriate, sculptor brothers. tired remember. gomel vincent dunin martinkevich at the bobruisk front bogushevich usmargoni maksim bogdanovich near yalta and many inshi pressed the peopl

we have seema shah with more on this we spoke about the growth forecast for the s&p down to 0 from 3%ssion to lead to further rescission to the down side. how do you see the markets playing out for the rest of the year and 2023? >> i think for the remainder of the year, there is potential for a technical rally. we know around the mid-term elections you typically get a bit of an upturn where the market rallies that is standard action for markets historically we think that could happen because sentiment has been negative as we get into 2023 and what you have from goldman sachs is we expect earnings to take a bit of a drop back. margin pressure coming to the forefront and we are expecting recession in the u.s. from the second quarter that will drag down and put renewed downward pressure through next year. >> a lot of pressure on markets in general right now so, another thing we have to talk about is the jay powell comments saying rates could go higher than expected how does that change your portfolio management we have been talking about the 60/40 portfolio coming back. does his comment

women, both religious and secular, participated in the revolution to remove the shah, but for many ofation was short—lived. the leader of the revolution approved islamic rule for women and many women not wearing the hijab were attacked. less than a month after the revolution, the first protest against compulsory hijab took place in tehran. ayatollah khameini is determined to see islamic state at all cost. if they cannot persuade the women in other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs... ayatollah khamenei prevailed. strict islamic rules imposed on women became one of the main pillars of the regime. how could you understand this is an islamic country? through us, through women, because they make us wear their ideology on our body. basically the hijab is not a choice for us. but iranian women have kept fighting. mansoureh shojaee is an iranian women's rights activist. now she lives in exile, in the hague, the netherlands. in 2006, mansoureh and a group of women in iran started a campaign called one million signatures. the campaign sought to change discriminatory laws against women. most

the shah of the budougo insulator here slodzhins unitrymali pershimay on top was otdadiny under the service the rest of the officials, the treasury of the office and the flood donated screens. e, the town hall and he confessed already directly under the e, demanded the magistrate that they needed this hall for the passage of the glad. these are the bodies of these loans at home for food and nutrition and the city dweller. and this is the hall under e. on avito ship from the right. it's lava some other chamber call this magistrate. so itself, we can especially say that there were delays for the wight, these original highways for launicol burmisters. these are the people of the town hall function of the cultural installation at the front of the whole other on top, verkhadzhiniya urad theatrical imprezes and concerts could take place. gifts from the sacks of no other top were the richest, piled up to our hearth at the footprints, the interior design was not overwhelmed. we could shoot 10 each, which one obeyed from the first top, and so you always miscalculated and went to them, and this is ho

listen to the façade of the completeness of step-by- step operas from monumental turnovers to deny the shahnes of the rococo teeth. their passion may seem strange. the artifact is kaluga is coming. this is st. petersburg, this is german, this is belgian, here i have a brick with prints of dogs and seals, but for the heroes this is one of the main things of their lives. this was my trick, ah, work with the family, so i pulled the whole family, but because a i understood that this was just the exception to the rule, there is no such thing, all our friends are familiar. they all left. i want to stay here to leave something here for people to show that something can be done here in every issue. real stories. yes. see it folk. this is the old city. this is when the master ran his fingers over this most made brick building to break stereotypes, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. what is the impression of a person who visited our country for the first time, when i arrived in belarus, i saw that the sky is very blue and the water is very clean air air air , very good. and here is very developed very s

in these the shah range of of wilife using the call was putting the kettle on so he's a koala going into a group of twelve months. explore the calvert but didn't go through it. and then we've got a a group of calgary's using an opossum. another co all around a different calvin and then coming out the other side that's one of echo wallace- helping columbus navigate the urban jungle is essential to boosting the numbers but the most significant factor in section. all sense of security yeah taking. something's about to happen he died knowing yet -- out what boy what a brave little boy. and the color of his [inaudible] he's got -- refilled which is a sense of how good blood pressure is. i had a look at the black. the service a big important thing for me. to say it because this is start tests and that causes inflammation of the the blood war i guess the media has reached epidemic proportions amongst koalas in australia. with over half the population infected if left untreated it can cause infertility blindness and death. an average. of ten when his blood is looking pretty healthy you know. son

abc's zohreen shah has more., zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva, for over 40 years jay leno has a sort of residency club here in hermosa beach, now after his accident he wanted to be back at work for asap, and for most of people that's still a while, for jay leno it's 15 days. he'll be performing in front of a sold-out crowd here tonight. this morning, jay leno hours away from hitting the stage, his first performance since suffering serious burns after a fire broke out in his garage two weeks ago. entertainment tonight canada catching him at a gas station on wednesday. >> driving that car any time soon? >> which one? yeah. >> reporter: anticipation high for the beloved standup comedian and former late night host, tickets selling out within hours at the comedy and magic club in hermosa beach. what kind of reception do you think he's going to get tomorrow night when he appears on stage? >> adulation, he's done a lot for the town. jay leno, he's a local institution. >> reporter: one of the mechanics saying he

the special squad will be arrested by the premiere very soon, the fugitive shah tire will return to thehe will also repeal the law on the nationalization of foreign oil companies, a number of cia actions are frankly criminal in nature, we are talking about coup d'état, the elimination of objectionable national leaders and other covert operations. de facto, the cia has many powers that are not formally displayed. on paper , the operation turned out to be so grossly violating the sovereignty of iran that the cia has not yet declassified the documents, although it was supposed to be done by law. it was still at the beginning of the 2000s, after all , half a century had passed, it was at the beginning of the fifties that the cia turned into a multi-profile large-scale service. its task becomes not only intelligence in classical understanding, but also the suppression of unwanted and disobedient us regimes in different parts of the world. the global hegemony of the white house in politics and the economy is now the top priority. intelligence management becomes an important and ruthless instr

of the show the valley broke and did not depend on the strength of budavnia, and besides, from the shah earthquake zalyagau on a depth of 5 km, which was given close to the surface and that he knew such a razbural force. i kaznachivali the president of danesia new ladies have suffered their areas of wine to be resistant to underground curtains ukraine to endure from the fragrant earthquake late are in the fire nogolets from ectonic activity in the quietest make-up one of the most fashionable greetings on the island of sulawesia in 2018 threw more than 2,000 people. folk calendar 4 snow withering, i’m so connected with the christian scroll at the head of the temple of the blessed lady of our lady of the mother of god and the fresh virgin mary about the confinement, juha was told this day , but there were visions of dressing, and i walked that day on the fourth and snowier catholic verniki will be supplied with blessed struggle rodi, varvara brykivsky yaks, got along. on this day, i guess only winter, and the solstices and the cold in the wind. barbara snatched the night separately , drag

this is not just a story of the overthrow of a-but about the american shah a reza peklivi.s is also a clear demonstration of the thesis that unconditional support from western countries does not mean the political survival of this or that regime in the middle of the 20th century, sheikh mohamed riza ikh levi decided to reform iran, he was supported by the united kingdom and the united states, who were attracted by iranian oil and gas, the united states of america they have always strived to pursue such a policy, which can be called a policy of ex-territoriality, and what is at stake is a term that lawyers love, but it seems to me that it explains a lot when the united states of america, they spread their interests, their right, their economy beyond limits of their borders and already and then and in the twentieth century in during. cold war yes, and earlier the united states of america, where they were not satisfied with the sovereignty of other countries, for example, the sovereignty of oil-rich countries over their subsoil, here is a vivid example of this iran they pursue

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>> zohreen shah, thank you, and let's bring in abc news contributor brad garrett who is a former fbire saying they were not involved. what, if anything, does this tell us about what happened, does it give us in clues as far as timing or additional details about what could have happened? >> so let's just take for face vlue, eva, that they're telling the truth, they didn't hear anything. you're talking about murders with a knife, a rambo perhaps type knife where somebody entered the house, had to get in some way. they either had the touch tone pad, they had the combination, they got through a sliding door, whatever, the point being they got in there quietly, it would appear. if, in fact, all four were killed while they were sleeping or in a bedroom, i suppose it's conceivable because of surprise that you come upon somebody, you harm them, and you move from person to person. there's been some reporting, for example of defensive wounds, that means somebody obviously woke up and tried to fight them. once a person stabs you a couple of times, it's very difficult to come back at that point.

maybe he sees this shah set and the matches begin.f good things want and most importantly. about the main events of this minute in our issue news. today is marine corps day, one of the main strike forces of the army. the commander-in-chief of the navy, admiral nikolai, congratulated the marines and veterans and noted the creation of the regiments is inextricably linked with the name of peter .

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when people a-a come out already with the е-е flag of the islamic republic and with the flag of the shah we see these protests е-е in all countries of the е- е civilized world where i the iranians come out in odd numbers. how was it in berlin? how was it in canada with the flags of iran until 1979, when the iraqi people in that country go to the stadium to watch football, but with flags before the 1979 game ? yes i want i want to clarify i want a top that is if now if if now a-and somewhere in paris or in london or in atavia or in washington , someone from the family of peklivia would appear, then in iran someone would say hurray we have a leader we are going against er -e hamia we are going fierce as we were once zahameni against peklivia that is 79 of the year tell me, please, the matter is not real, indeed , today, the prince praised him for living. i can tell you how many percents and times this is the principle for vlad to return, the prince passes, but what we see, we see that the opposition, which is abroad, and today already has connections with leaders and world leaders это деву

maybe he sees this shah and checkmate. chi, now everything will see. of good things want and most importantly. but you, the allies, provided $40 billion in military assistance to kiev, this was stated by us secretary of state anthony blinkin, while noting the almost complete unanimity in the alliance over ukraine, which the publication of the politician does not agree with, which writes what they think in europe.

. >> connie said -- cooney hired shah to hit with him. >> he had a convertible porsche, a bentley, a b.m.w. he would arrive with nelson, leave with nelson, lunch with nelson. >> charles' love of singing for an audience began to rub people the wrong way. this shows him singing at a memorial concert for sue in september and an invitation one guest sent me of a musical performance memorial scheduled on the evening chah was arrested. >> he was a narcissist. >> as for basin, more about his past is coming to light. he was arrested for felony assaulten an officer in a mayday protest in 2012. seven months earlier abc 7 news interviewed him. as he sits in jail with no bail, awaiting his next court appearance, cooney isn't sure what changed in basin's life but wanted to talk to me today about the young man he first met more than 1 years ago. >> there's no one to answer for what was said to him to pull him into this. that bothers me. that's the mystery. >> in oakland, deon lindh, abc 7 news. >> a preliminary hearing is set in the case of the man charged with attacking paul pelosi. they will hea

orderlies with the police fear that a hard lockdown will be introduced, as was done earlier in the shahw the city blocks are separated by high partitions. on friday. china has detected more than 25,000 cases of code infection with people being tested multiple times a week, with coronavirus test providers reporting a spike in unpaid bills. to be or not to be restored or not to be restored elon musk as the new owner of twitter launched a poll on the social network. is it worth it to return access to former us president donald trump to his account to express his will, users have a day to remind you, the former twitter administration blocked trump's account and banned the republican from using his service after the storming of the capitol in january 21 , they motivated this by the fact that the posts of the former head of the white house provoked his supporters to the manifestation of aggression and resistance to the results of the presidential elections in 2020. he spoke about the events taking place in the world today about how to survive the test and preserve mercy and kindness metropoli

maybe he sees this shah and checkmate. cheburashka where does it all begin?ee everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. in moscow, 9 hours 29 minutes and then briefly about main. vsu, they again opened fire on the settlements of donbass, now they struck a blow, they fired four rockets of the nato-caliber hymars artillery multiple launch rocket system at the living quarters. bad weather covered several russian regions at once in the khabarovsk territory - 300 degrees below zero, snow and strong winds , traffic on federal highways is limited, flights are canceled for the second day and the latest russian icebreaker is at vladivostok airport. ural arrived at the port of murmansk a week. this vessel is a representative of the family of the most powerful nuclear-powered ships in the world. it can delay the path through 3mm. soon the urals will be at the first working door, most likely the boorish sea. cosmonauts of the chinese spacecraft sixjou 15 transferred to the orbital station the entire flight lasted about six and a half hours, for

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about the last shah of pikhl, which i already understood a couple of times.xplained to me that he forcibly followed the western path. and people wanted islamization, but now they say that they did n't want such islamization, they didn't want. and they wanted some kind of secular-muslim alliance, and it turned out to be muslim, shiite, muslim, and some kind of triple, which can be seen after the victory of the people. i think that the main motive of the year 89, despite all the shiite character and role the leader was moved by hamina, haha, to me, it was still justice, that is, which islamists sold the population, and actually proposed as the result of the revolution today, exactly. this principle of justice is completely undermined, and that is why the regime suffers from protests regarding the future, well , to say that there will be an islamic regime. no, there will not be an islamic regime there, because the protests are taking place exactly against the opposition regime, and here the question is only in two things, and this is a return to the monarchy, we

how does avdeev shah and mat say? so to your question then buried in some haste.self for not being able to come. and all these years he lived very close. it's kind of hard with that. fate each time intertwined more and more. between a man and a woman, everything is always felt at once. what is what will be? what is this woman to this man? agree. and the most convenient place is the most convenient , they certainly know the whole truth. my call daughter voice is never too happy it's just happy. i don't know, maybe because i'm happy. living people do not lie on a log. for me, logs would be better, they lie silently. you can't be bothered. you first learn to do your job, and then the mouth. open up. you generally understand that your life depends on me now, on the doctor, my life also depends on the lord god. and your business is small. you shut up. he dokali, you can for a minute. hello not on stepanovna anya, i warned you already and more than once you can’t talk to patients like that, you heard how she talks to me the matter is not only humpbacked, there were othe

shaheen shah afridi a star. jos buttler caught and gone for 26. the game was alive. stokes attacked the other bowlers decisively. 0ver his head for six! england have built a squad to succeed anywhere. but it was stokes, who else, to end this final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here. absolutely. there's been a long journey, a few changes over how we've played over the last few years, and we're reaping the rewards of that. this trophy to go with the 50—over world cup. england are true world champions. joe wilson, bbc news. that's all for now. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. the chancellorjeremy the chancellor jeremy hunters the chancellorjeremy hunters told the chancellorjeremy hunters told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way say will be some difficult decisions ahead. president devaughn has said at least six people have been killed in an explosion in a busy shopping area and istanbul with at least 50 others injured. the king led the nation on

as the ironist experts on iran say, actually the mood there is also not very positive towards any shah his son and in general the family of the pahves, so, well, the situation here is also very difficult, so that there is no chaos of a great civil war, which can cause the geranium to break into pieces yevgeny, let's talk about one more topic, we will talk about the fact that the united states of america does not seek a conflict with china, but on the contrary is interested in maintaining the line of communication, this was announced by the president of sharjah, biden, i will note that the head of the white house and the chinese leader xi jinping are to meet on monday for the first time since biden became president, jack sullivan , the us president's national security adviser, told reporters that the meeting could last several hours, it is also known that there will be no official statements and no official press conference after this meeting mr. yevgeny, in that case, what will it be about? the speech is something secret, why won't there be this conference. what do you think these part

maybe he is going to checkmate this shah. cheburashka where does it all begin? now he will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. but it's best to check. in russia, over the past week , the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections and influenza has increased by 18.5 percent. it was reported simply by consumer supervision that swine flu was most widespread. it has already been identified in 55 subjects of russia, and there is also some increase in the incidence of the species. we are now in touch with us, deputy director for research the work of the central research institute of epidemiology of rospotrebnadzor alexander gorelov alexander vasilyevich greetings. hello, please tell me. here is the increase in the incidence of influenza swine flu. is it possible to say that this is some kind of seasonal phenomenon or are there some other factors at work here? you know, this is a traditional annual increase in the incidence, and which we celebrate, well, with a certain frequency it is clear that about 500 pathogens that cause a

here's abc's zohreen shah with where you can find the best deals. >> reporter: with inflation concerns top of mind for so many families, tonight, retailers offering deep discounts in preblack friday sales, and hoping to clear out overstock inventory from supply chain delays. >> what we're seeing is black november, you know, where the sales start very early, because we have so much inventory. >> reporter: samsung offering this top of the line smart tv for $700 off. sonos offering their portable speaker, 20% off. for the home, target has irobot's roomba vacuums $120 off. for the kids and grandkids, amazon selling this schwinn roadster tricycle nearly after off. and nearly $100 off this 13-inch lap town, down to $109. with major stores staying closed this thanksgiving, many offering big savings online. kohl's has 15% off sitewide and free shipping when you spend $25 or more. and walmart is offering this nintendo switch for $100 off. and most of the big stores are closed today. retail analysts say it's because of the worker shortage and companies just got a lot better at selling online, bu

family that has historically been politically active and her father was a cleric, he was against the shah'sut he was also, however , the supreme leader of the islamic republic and alikha mene this weekend once again defiantly ignored the protests, although the video was recorded by his niece seems to be sending him a strong signal that in the future it will be very difficult to ignore these speeches and an urgent notice was announced in ladyzhyn a military emergency due to the state of the heating networks. this decision was adopted by the vinnytsia regional commission on technogenic and environmental safety and emergency situations. the head of the local regional military administration announced this urgently coordination of the forces and means of civil protection of the military command and critical infrastructure enterprises is required the headquarters is already working, we are restoring the operation of heating networks, the message says, and that's all for today, there are more stories, search on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks, we will be on the air again to

shah time from the surveillance camera matches. the time when teriukhin was strangled in the apartment by an unknown person comes out. someone wants to set her up again, all over again. here is the installation certificate for kirillova ekaterina molodets, now we are asking and i will read. well, are you impatient? tell me, so kirillov rodion is the brother of kirillov ekaterina, uh, a member of the goblin's gang. what's the gang? well, they committed petty crimes, but the last one was a serious attack on a collector. goblin is now in the season, and the investigation is underway. he had two partners. yes, two of them, and one of them is just the same, brother, this kirill's ekaterina family. uh-huh, you need to find out how the crimeans are. ugh good. okay, eat. i'll finish terekhin and find out about the crimea, come on. well, everything, followed, the call of the screw. yes everything went as it should, the address of the root was set behind it , the guys from the ram were already set up, and kolya will take us and the rest of t

maybe he sees this shah staged matches. now you will see everything.