agencies can tell better. , , ., , ., think intelligence agencies can tell better. , , ., , better.be asked. better. very good questions to be asked- thank _ better. very good questions to be asked. thank you _ better. very good questions to be asked. thank you very _ better. very good questions to be asked. thank you very much, - better. very good questions to be | asked. thank you very much, local journalist from karachi, hunain ameen. let's go to memphis, tennessee, where five former police officers pleaded not guilty to second—degree murder — and other charges — in the case of tyre nichols. mr nichols, a young black man, died after a police beating in memphis, tennessee last month. videos showed the officers repeatedly kicking and punching nichols in a traffic stop close to his home. the five officers, all out on bail, entered their not—guilty pleas during an arraignment hearing in shelby county criminal court. tyre nichols�* mother made this statement outside the court. i know my son is gone. i know i'll never see him again. but we have to start this process ofjustice right now

panorama of the anniversary of colleagues, stretty buttons vulga, medved and the friendly team of telling agency, belarusian freestylers announced themselves in criminal ether in krasnoyarsk, the unofficial capital of siberia hosted the first stage of the new international tournament champions cup on the slope of nikolaevskaya day happened in a confrontation between two strongest ski schools. yes, and athletes from kazakhstan added intrigue to the competition, and victoria - our guys competed on equal terms with world-famous freestalists. but today the belarusian team is a young team, but already with real championship ambitions. did they find their confirmation on the krasnoyarsk slope about the new old names elena gorelichi? krasnoyarsk or as this city is also called, the unofficial capital of siberia welcomes its guests with a night frost below -25, but at the same time it shines brightly here during the day, the sun, as if apologizing for the reddened cheeks in them and light and not on the hair. it is not surprising that it is here that skiing , biathlon, snowboarding and other winter enter

it's both infrastructure and the economy were already in tatters. humanitarian agencies tell d. w, there's a need to increase the aid being sent to the contract and international relief efforts, gather pace, countries around the world, st. rescue teams and supplies to the affected areas. ah, i've been phys all and welcome at least 5000 people have died in a series of earthquakes in turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise significantly as rescue efforts continue. the united nation says in total, up to $23000000.00 people could be affected. the 1st tremor was centered north of the turkish city of gassy, unzip. it caused destruction stretching along turkey's southern border and parts of northern syria. the dimensions of the disaster are enormous. but thousands of lives have been saved so far with the scale of damage is monumental. so too is the attempt to save lives a day after the earthquakes shook. this part of turkey in this neighbourhood rescue workers have some success and confirm they found a survivor relief for the residence and for the rescue as to seeing the f

agency. i need to tell you about the details . hello, good morning. the memorial of the martyrs of the stars of dukohe andimeshk will be held with the presence of the warriors of the era of holy defense and my service, especially the memory of the martyr haj hammet, the commander of the 27th division of muhammad rasulullah, with the presence of sardar salami, the commander in chief of the army, it will begin at about 9 am today , in the month of march, in the distance between almost the same anniversary the martyrs of martyrs in esfand is one of the months when most of the martyrs were killed during the operations of 5th karbala and 8th but the number of martyrs and generals is more . may the martyrdom of martyr kharazi be martyred in the following parts of the program in which the program will talk about the abadan of the bloodless and independent region, and apart from the point that which of the other cities are the opening night that will be held in their memory today and the memorials whose theme is service to the father martyrs of last night's g

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is no stop in the discussion of the sale of mandarin oil , rana zarbanian of sed and sima news agency, tellmore about the azadegan oil field, what happened in the new government in the azadegan field, the happy azadegan field is divided into two parts, azadegan north and azadegan south, urdu section this field, which is considered a large field and is the largest oil field we share with the neighboring country, both parts of this field are not only productive, and the development of one million is being implemented, and the increase in production is also being implemented according to the schedule since that the 13th government has started working in the national oil company iran produced 36 new wells, which means that we have reached about 115 thousand barrels from 80,000 barrels. it was not a significant activity, but it was a very important and strategic action in the south pars phase, which happened in 2019. we must use the maximum efficiency of the country our experts should use the maximum financial capacity inside the country. we made a plan about 6 months after the beginning of the

islam helali, another reporter of sed and sima news agency in aleppo, syria. please tell us about the latest statistics and information about the victims of the earthquake in syria , and how is the aid delivery going. in the name of god, i am at your service, doctor, and i also say hello to the dear viewers . we arrived in aleppo city about two hours ago. now we are in bostan al-qasr neighborhood where we have witnessed the collapse of a number of buildings these are residential buildings. right here, where we are standing, you can see the ruins of a 7-story building. in the last hour, the bodies of four people from the gang who died in this incident were pulled out from under the rubble. the increase of the syrian ministry of health announced by noon today that the estimates or non-final statistics reached about 2,206 people and injured, but you can see that when i read the text , he saw almost five corpses or dead bodies that were pulled out from the same building next door. the residents of this building said or the residents of this building were about 47 people, all

we have these hidden areas in fact, we will go and tell the supervisory agency to the wall of calculations to the inspection that you go and reconcile these numbers . it is a discipline department, so the parliament cannot bring the government bill to our heads or raise the ceiling of the government bill once , but do not let it go . can this increase be so large that 95% or 10% of this increase will take place. now, instead of increasing , should the parliamentarian monitor more of the budget and make optimal use of it, it will be a big event for the reader, exactly, but usually not only in the cultural discussion. basically, in different places we look, we see that this supervision does not happen enough 207 ago, we were the guests of mr. e. sadeh, the representative of the chairman of the social committee of the parliament. in several cases, he clearly said that yes, this law has come , but it has not been allocated, and then i said that it has not been allocated, you are a member of the parliament. and he said what can we do, and now, for example, ask questions, impeach, of course, the

but what they can't handle is the natural disaster agency tells them they cannot go into their buildingnd get their belongings. they want to get their valuables, their furniture, the things that cost money, out of there. in many cases, i saw people actually doing that. they would even hire mobile elevator work platforms to come along and zoom up to the balconies and they or their friendwould go into their flat and load the platform with their refrigerator, washing machines, whatever they could move. the police are aware of this. they don't have the heart to arrest the people for doing this. anchor: moving to africa, burkina faso's army says at least 51 soldiers have been killed after their unit was attacked by an armed group on friday. this came two days before french forces officially withdrew from the country. there was a call for an end to the security cooperation agreement with paris. the junta did not directly blame anyone but said that terrorists were killed in a counteroffensive strike. lawmakers in israel debating and voting on a controversial judicial reform that has triggered

the details of these talks and iran's cooperation program and the international atomic energy agency, please tellthat it should visit our country. last week, we had a five-member agency, mr. mashin , the deputy parliamentary representative of the agency. he puffed and invited mr. jamshidi to travel to iran. now we need to communicate continuously with mr. aparat. i think that today and tomorrow we should be able to determine the exact date and schedule of the trip . it will definitely be done in the next few days. with time coming to an end let us convey this useful and effective decision to invite mr. the invitation was officially sent by mr. islamic engineer , the head of our atomic energy organization. it was found out that it is a waste of space, especially in relation to the particles of 84 international media in the enrichment process, we produced 5% . he had a wife in 2004. it is not surprising that they measured it. it was confirmed that iran announced that it would be done. these issues that had been arrested were our space it is suitable for the travel of a department that our cooperati

a government source tells cnn agencies worked throughout the week to find the right time and place toept the balloon and last night, the faa was told to be by the phone early this morning and ready to roll. cnn transportation analyst and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation joins me now. mary, i just have to pause for a moment and reflect on how extraordinary it is to have the u.s. military shoot down something, foreign aircraft, yes, a spy balloon. foreign aircraft, off of the coast of the united states. i know that some of this was contemplated around 9/11. how extraordinary is this to see something like this occur today? >> well, it's extremely extraordinary and you're right. in 9/11, it was contemplated for flight 93. that of course had headed over to ohio and was turning around, went back over pennsylvania. it was contemplated when the payne stewart plane and if you'll recall, the pilot on board were incapacitated and that plane headed out across the united states towards the upper northwest and it was discussed whether to shoot it down or let it come

have said that they just don't have enough information to be sure >> the energy department telling nbc news the agency continues to support the thorough, careful, and objective work of our intelligence professionals in investigating the origins of covid-19 as directed by president biden. the gop-led house oversight committee confirming the office of the director of national intelligence provided classified information to the panel earlier this month, as lawmakers seek more answers. >> i think that we need to do extensive hearings i hope our democratic colleagues in the congress can support that >> and monica joins me now from the white house. monica, has china said anything about this latest report? >> the chinese government has not responded to this latest intelligence, but has long denied the pandemic ever started from a leak in one of its laboratories kate >> monica alba at the white house for us thank you. growing outrage tonight after officials in ohio announced they will be moving contaminated waste again from the location of that train derailment to other parts of the state george solis has the

in addition, us intelligence agencies tell how to attack specially protected objects, in particular,he embassy. last month, the states recruited 60 people who participated in the hostilities in the middle east, they plan to send them to the cis countries and in russia, scammers began to reserve free windows on the website of visa centers using bots more business news to us join marina pimenova marina why are they doing this in order to sell these places to future tourists? now it is more difficult for russians to get to europe, not only because of the stoppage of direct flights and other restrictions, but because of scammers, according to the kommersant newspaper, scammers have learned to reserve all free slots on the website of visa centers with the help of bots, in order to sell them later, according to the agency continent express bots repeat the search task every minute, and this makes it very difficult for russians, the opportunity to enroll on their own is offered by the french visa centers in moscow and st. petersburg at the vinsky forum at a price of 7,500 rubles. and in regi

political side or of the responsible, as i am talking about the broke grads and the official agencies tongue will tell how they will be held accountable. but 1st 2 cases, right? to save the people from the rebels and then the other things are going to come as further officials say, thank you very much said m. c m co c o. 2 life horizon in ankara. now, a delivery to parts of the disaster zone in turkey has been challenging because of damaged roads and highways. bernard smith joined the crew of a fishing boat, have been shuttling aid to one of the worst hit areas around the town of salmon that on the mediterranean coast near the turkish border with sylvia. loading on to this fishing boat use food, medical supplies, nappies, cooking oil, blankets, heaters and worry and apprehension them at aaron is heading back to santander. his home town flattened in the earthquake waiting for him. he'll find his mother and 3 sisters alive at least. but now holmes, i got really worried when the quake happened, but my sister told me that they were okay. then i texted my friends to make sure they're okay, but most of them

agency. >> are telling people here that toxic train derailment in eastern ohio that it's safe to return home. officials also say there are alarmed as dozens of fish are turning up dead in a nearby stream east palestine. police also warning that some drinking water may be at risk after the derailment and controlled explosion. a portable well task group will be knocking on doors of homes with that wells that may be contaminated. back here at home. let's take a live look right now at the san mateo bridge on hustle home. >> on monday, tuesday, valentine's day. maybe you say to your special loved one, a baby you want to go go into special romantic drive across the san mateo bridge tomorrow for valentine's day. like we do every what's the weather going to be like? >> do you get away with just right person, right? it's going to be one of those cold snaps. want cuddle up to your loved one tomorrow as these temperatures going to be way down below average. in fact, we may even see some record cold as we head into tuesday night into wednesday morning around the bay area. so valentine's day, if you're m

listen. >> that is the biggest slap in the face, that tells you he doesn't care about us. he can send every agencies he wants to. i found out he was giving money to ukraine and not to us, i am furious. >> on president's day in our country, he's in ukraine, that tells you what kind of guy he is. >> brooke: biden's epa director is expected to return today to address the disaster. expected to announce additional measures for the health and safety of the community and ways to hold norfolk southern responsible. there is a press conference today at 12:30 p.m. and norfolk southern is giving an update on what they have done. water has been moved from the derailment site and 2000 families have gotten help and the company committed over $5 million to the community, but while the railway company touts this, residents are struggling to feel safe. one family can't even make formula for their newborn baby. >> we are unable to use tap water to make baby formula and feed our child. the smell is lingering. you catch it in bits. we haven't been explained to what it is or side effects, we're being left in the dark. >>

i assure you, tell seda and sima news agency, abhay mousavi, the work history of the honorable ceo of the social security organization, the main retirees of the social security organization, and the issue of improving and improving the lives of the retirees has always been the focus of attention, how much insulin should you increase and what should be done? it has been and will be one of the basic priorities of the social security organization, and the statistics that i told you about 4.2 million retired people, we are now providing services to about 7 million people along with their families are included in these policies that dear sir, please let me know that the purchasing power and cost of living of this class, in the form of proportionality and attention to the livelihood of this dear one, is a matter of serious attention in the communicated policies, and we had the duty to put it in the first and second priorities. this year , what happened in relation to the first point regarding these and which is one of our main duties is to pay the salaries and pensions of these loved ones,

telling me this was the least harmful option. >> we think this is the choice that will save lives. >> reporter: ohio's emergency management agency abc they don't believe there is a threat to the water or air, but they will continue to test both in the coming days and weeks. there's still a lot of smells here, propane, chlorine, sulfur, so just out of an abundance of caution our crew moved one town over to new waterford. still a lot of people worried. michael. >> as they should be proceeding with caution. thank you for that. >>> now we turn to the fbi arresting two people for allegedly plotting to attack baltimore's power grid. the authorities say one of the suspects is a neo-nazi organizer and both were motivated by racist ideology. pierre thomas has the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: michael, good morning. imagine a series of attacks against substations in a major u.s. city with the idea of shutting off power during a freezing winter impacting homes, hospitals and every part of urban life. this morning, allegations of a white supremacist plot to bring the predominantly black city of baltimore to its knees. the allege

tell the photo agency well paid for such pictures. a fan, with a bath, not a fan, but he's right, poetry should be poetry. i already understood that you love poetry. write poetry no tried and realized that i'm not pushkin why believe? this is work. and women's faces are probably more of a hobby for you. i already told you, that is, faces are dearer to you. much. then i'm offering you a deal. you're not selling van's pictures, but i 'll let you make mine for the cover. agreed. and what should i do? turn towards the light. that's good. now remember what you thought when you read poetry in the club? amazing. you tell all women that, no. not everyone. yul you are behaving like a child. but women behave differently. how do they behave? stop yul you don't want to kiss me? julia everything will be fine, bad things pass, believe me. be careful well, look, everything is as in the photo. amazing feeling, as if the skyscrapers have grown up are no longer so high glad you liked it. and here is the tour. name is yegor well, everything, yul, i agre

will be available in the fruit and vegetable fields of tehran and the selection of news agency number or not. tell me friends. we will report to the same section or the next section as soon as we can, about the supply of domestic veal meat, but the head of the export development office of the ministry of agricultural jihad said that until the end of march, the export of apples and oranges will be limited for domestic regulation, according to mr. soltani , the export of apples is 40 thousand tomans and thousand oranges toman has been determined and notified to the customs of the country for implementation. if the domestic market price is approved, the decision will be revised with the presence of chinese investors. and the production of carbon disulfide in kerman province to china, now immediately the chinese investment board, which is active in the field of petroleum refining , announced that they do not need to transport this company , the world's largest producer of carbon disulfide in ilam province, which has 11% of gas resources and 6% references nafti has the country's oil, they have chosen t

agency, mr. salam hello, tell us about the president's travel plans and the opening of 10,000 residential units. hello, dear viewers. families hand over and become landlords, and i watched it live in the north and realized that 10,000 urban and rural housing units are being handed over in the whole country today . it is a live witness of this handing over in the region and in another part . well, they are activating the night work we will do it one day, i will soon find those who paid for a while, and it has been 10 years, 12 years, 15 years, mr. bazarpash's dinner time , the participant will be delivered, city services, hosseinieh mosque, his own big school park, a lonely residential unit without city services, but who is next to them along with the house of the mosque, the hosseinieh, the park, the shopping center and the necessary services . hello, my dear, have you noticed, mr. president , that a few compatriots flew from the ground in the new city . thank you for your respect, sir greetings to our colleagues in the news section of sima, thank you for your cooperation. may god protect this m

waiting for an on the record statement from both the doj and fbi, but privately officials with both agencies tell me it's simply not true that either the doj or the fbi weaponizes against american citizens. however, that's not sitting well with republicans, they now run the majority in the house. that's why we are seeing today's hearing and will see more in the future. here is a little bit from the hearing that just kicked off about 30 minutes ago. watch. >> my time in congress i have never seen anything like this. dozens and dozens of whistleblowers, fbi agents coming to us talking about what's going on, political nature at the justice department. >> i'm deeply concerned about the use of the select subcommittee as a place to settle scores, showcase conspiracy theories and advance extreme agenda that risk undermining american's faith in our democracy. >> one of the primary concerns for republicans is school board memo by attorney general merrick garland in october 2021, parents fed up with covid restrictions and mandates like critical race theory expressed themselves at meetings a response the na

retirees a country is one of the most important achievements after the revolution, tell the sed and radio news agency at the table, there are no nationwide stores with discounts that are not here , hit all over iran soon. up to 1000 tomans, quality and free shipping all over the country, large iranian houses in the cities of qom and isfahan, the original tea has been dried at a very high temperature and packed in a super hygienic environment, so there is no need for 60 teas before the operation. shahrzad tea common original yellow percent natural city home appliances and carpets machine and handloom is looking for work with the story of these three spectacular cities. thank you very much for being with us. with the news at 16:00, the gold and currency exchange center will start its official activities from tomorrow . to provide the center of all the real needs of the people of iran

details of this incident, i had a conversation with the reporter of sed and sima news agency in baft salam. please tell me about the details, my dear, although apparently the helicopter carrying the minister of sports was landing and why the accident happened and crashed. the last information that we, the general passengers, have ok minister sports and the director general of sports and youth of kerman province have been transferred, but they have not yet given me official and documented information, but the general condition of 14 people , apparently, the initial information of the passengers, the return of property has been made public. we were with the pilot and 16 people, then there were 14 passengers inside the helicopter when taking off and landing , this happened because it was the first time in the city when landing the program of sports features. god forbid, i don't want to choose by myself , irani sarai, don't worry, i'm paying attention to you, sorry, today is sima's birthday, do it your way , the big iranian sarai in the cities of qom and isfahan , on the 14th of december, his education bec

. >> by the federal aviation administration will tell you why the agency says one type of boeing airplane may not have been safe to fly will be have been safe to fly will be right back. when a truck hit my car, have been safe to fly will be rthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> it's a 25 in a developing story. united airlines could be fined a 1.1 million dollars for skipping safety steps on their boeing 7, 7, seven's. the faa says united1removed a fire system warning check from their preflight checklist in 2018. and the faa says that man, thousands of lights did not meet airworthiness requirements, but united says there's 7.70 sevens. did the checks automatically? and the airline says the faa approved their checklist, change. the carrier says they're going to review this proposed fine and get back to us. >> all right. also in national news, we have some residents in northeast

is not a matter of bad apples, it is the issue of change in culture from a swear to tell the truth law enforcement agencyo more of domestic intelligence agency, which potentially poses danger to all citizens on right and left. >> todd: how deep do you fear this weaponization has spread? >> well, it is becoming part of the culture, that is the danger and the culture has to change and that is what i and others keep telling the current fbi hierarchy. >> ashley: you said there needs to be an independent bureau, tell us what the bureau needs to focus on and how can americans trust anything, be new independent bureau or the fbi. >> well, ashley, you just touched on the big problem. americans have lost faith in the fbi, an organization they used to hold in the highest regard because it adhered to the guidelines ever the constitution and operated like a law enforcement agency. beginning under the reign of bob mueller, it was changed into an intelligence-driven organization and that is where it got off the tracks. >> todd: the left always champions themselves or did as the party of "civil liberty," mr. baker, wha

nouranian, sed and sima news agency reporter hello, good morning to the iranians, i am at your service. please tell me the schedule for today and the characteristics of the solar power plant that will be opened today with the presence of the minister of energy, mr. mehrabian, in the presence of mr. mehrabian, the minister of energy and the deputy minister of sports . a significant amount of investment in the power plant sector will be opened and put into operation through a guaranteed electricity purchase contract with the private sector in the area of ​​disk tar. first intensity 2 megabytes in 1400 to the second stage that a month or two has been done a total of 10 megawatts daily 70 people here in this in fact the range that describes now that i can actually in front of a football field about stretched and deployed panels it used to be connected and connected, and now a few people are working directly and professionally. this power plant actually produces 17 and 52 million kilowatt hours of electricity per year, the consumption of electricity is good for the management, it prevents the annual con

agency mrs. rihani salam will tell you about the details of today's meeting, at the service of you and the respected viewers of the network, in the public meeting of the islamic council at 8:00 a.m. today, chaired by mr. qalibaf is the speaker of the current assembly and the representatives the continuation of the review of the 1402 budget bill in the government's revenue section, and the representatives of the 012 review related to salaries and wages will be removed and what is foreseen in the bill, salaries and wages will increase by 20% compared to 1401 and the minimum salary will be 7 million tomans. it is considered that up to 7 million tomans are exempt from paying taxes, but what is being checked today in the salary and wages department of the government is that people who receive between 14 and 23 million tomans per month must pay 15% tax . of which 24 million was received from 20% they have to pay taxes and 34 million and above have to pay 30% tax . this is the part of the government's income in salaries and wages that the representatives have to start with their opinions and suggestions .

an agency might say we are going to provide you a certain data point but we are going to tell you much about it and you are just supposed to trust it. that's not our job to trust what they are saying. i think back to the disclosures and there is a debate about the records program which was the first major story that emerged from that and they were talking point to came out saying the metadata we are collecting domestic metadata has contributed to permitting i can't remember the number. something like 94 pots that were thwarted because of that. they came back and said actually it was more like 30 and then there was another brand of vadnais said he no we are looking at the numbers it looks like there are a handful like six or seven and later under further scrutiny there were zero specific examples, zero that they could point to and say this program actually prevented a terrorism attack from occurring but that is not what was initially disclosed it but was initially disclose was a partial information of a classified program that ended up being under further scrutiny and i think some would

. >> epa administrator michael regan tells cnn his agency is handling oversight of the cleanup effortting the entire bill. >> yesterday's announcement will ensure that norfolk southern pays for the mess that they've created and so we are encouraging everyone seek medical attention, ensure that the state and local health agencies understand those experiences because as we force norfolk southern to take full accountability for what they've done, norfolk southern will pay for everything and anything that we do norfolk southern will reimburse us. they are the ones that caused this mess. they are the ones that are going to clean up and fix this mess. >> cnn senior national correspondent economy get marquez is in east palestine. what's the situation there today? >> reporter: well, the cleanup continues and it's getting more intense both politically and the cleanup itself. what's happening on the ground here really quick. this is one of the streams that flows right through the town of east palestine where 50 yards from market street, the main street through town you can see those buoys like

some news agencies in turkey also tell about the dissatisfaction of the earthquake-affected villagers in some areas. what they say is that about eleven days have passed since the earthquake, but no one has come to help. it didn't happen to them and they have been abandoned. the united nations humanitarian affairs coordinator also said that the lack of resources and financial support is the biggest obstacle to help the earthquake victims in syria. 4 billion dollars are needed to help the people of this region . northern syria became the ninth plane carrying iranian humanitarian aid at aleppo airport in syria. the plane carrying 12 food items for the people of the earthquake-stricken city of aleppo landed last night . the plane carrying 20 humanitarian aid from iran arrived in iraq. in the form of 130 planes they were sent to the people affected by the earthquake in syria. the prime minister, the minister of health and the head of the red crescent and the minister of local administration and environment of syria appreciated iran's assistance to the earthquake victims of this country. ir

sources tell cnn the agency says they have low confidence in the assessment.ally means that information is not reliable enough or really kind of just too fragmented to make a did he fintive judgement the. the fbi has come to the same conclusion with moderate confidence. several other american agencies believe the pandemic started with natural transmission. they also have low confidence in those atesments. the cia still undecided. so a major question is will we ever know the origin? that is obviously vitally important. our national security reporter is joining us this morning. two better to talk to about this about. natasha, when we get this update from the department of energy, the major question that i have that a lot of people have is what changed? why are they making this assessment even if it is low confidence? >> it's a great question. and the bottom line is that we just don't know what new intelligence the department of energy has gleaned here to make them change their opinion, right? previously, they did seem like they were undecided. t they shifted thi

agency, mr. shokriazi. hello , please tell me about the details of this news. yes, i am at your service. greetings and courtesy. the big snow transfer of water from the sib mineral dam of lake urmia, which i saw next, is very good news that the work of transferring to the transfer process and have it, my guest, the secretary of the urmia lake rescue working group, to be in service, which is the first time i wanted to ask, don't get tired, the wallpapers of the great success and the first the year we for the bird how much should we pay for the transfer, and when did it happen? i don't want to ask, dear john, from kani to lake urmia, the obligations created in the next phases and in the next year, with the efforts and efforts of my loved ones, we will begin to finish the 1000 billion rials of credit that have been spent. the amount of 10,000 billion of the 13th government of west azarbaijan province in may, in the last eight months , with around-the-clock efforts, we are the contractor of the implementation camp project in khatam camp . it was opened, god willing, abroad how effective can

she's in ankara, headquarters of the turkish disaster management agency. so m tell us more about what's going on while her of the international aid is coming in, as they search and rescue operations in the field, are almost to end at the international rescue. timms that have arrived and to get as they have finished, they are deployment. they are going back but still more rescue teams are coming. as for instance, yesterday you are asian countries decided to send more rescue teams and supplies are coming. and there is a support coming from international organizations, a nato ascending shelters, and the, the international red cross also increased its funding for the earthquake victims in turkey and syria. and of course we heard the un secretary general saying that the you and pledged a $1000000000.00 of humanitarian aid as special for to care affected by the earthquake. and, and this will be this funding. it will cover a 3 month period. and i will, as tis for a 5200000 people allow aid organizations rapidly speed up, or they are a vital assistance in the region in food

agency in urmia, mr. shokriazi. hello, please tell me about the details of this project and its importance . se, group channel. thank you very much, mr. shokriazi, the reporter of the sda news agency. the 38th fajr music festival has started in this period of the festival. more than 2000 artists will perform in six days in tehran, they have been the home of artists and audiences for seven years. on the first night of this event, the iranian national orchestra led by homayoun rahimian performed on the stage in farhang sarai arsbaran, and in the performance section of the 38th fajr music festival of fajr music festival . in tehran's art garden booth, the music of the country's regions, which was originally dedicated to katoul music , was played. it was a media and mix during several months of chaos and turmoil, which was supposed to end with the separation of the people from the islamic republic of iran, but it showed a different history in front of them. gave planned for these streets remain empty for a special day since 5 months ago in the think room of these networks , how do you see the gat

problems, but i hope that the stable conditions of frida kahlo, teenager, sed and sima news agency reporter, but i can tell, dear viewers, that according to the report that was recently published, the entire domestic production technology market is 203,1462 and various products in areas various and numerous and launched on the market and we established a telephone conversation with mr. mohammad bagheri nazram, the head of the promotion and culture department, mr. bagheri nazmarg, good evening, muhammad, hello, good morning , i hope you will also, regarding this statistic that you recently published, what percentage is it? it is related to the domestic market, and what percentage of it is related to the export market of your service coat, which is good for the last few years, that is, if you look at the statistics of all the behaviors of 94 to this day, it is twice the market of last year, the previous year , it is 11 billion tomans to 20 thousand billion tomans. last year and the year before one third of this number, that is one thousand billion, which is effective in today's market , from april 12 onwards

agencies. and them tell us more about what's going on. well, rob, as the rescue and search efforts are nearly finishing in the region, of course, everything is focused on the how to manage how to coordinate air, the post a search and rescue process in the earthquake. it areas of course, aids donations are the most or if vital needs right now, as the area hits by, the affected by the earthquake is and more than 100000 square kilometers. and we're talking about millions of people who have been affected. that's why millions in that that's why international aid is pouring over or to care right now we have at the nato secretary general who visited on career yesterday. the nato allies are providing shelters. cutter is standing shelters and a portable her toilets for the region at the un pledge to yesterday that they are arranged. they, they, they pledge a $1000000000.00 of funding. i afford the earth to be used for 5200000 people who are effected in the region euro asian countries are increasing. they are a funding and a number of rescue work i

on the growth of hydrocarbon supplies from our country, foreign news and analytical agencies noticed that they will tell oil exports increased sharply last week, and its supplies to china reached the highest level bloomberg has been reporting this since last february. the agency also draws attention to the fact that the increase in oil flows from russia is noted in all relevant directions, especially the jump was noticed ahead of moscow's announced production cut of 500,000 bpd in march as of last friday, according to western sources. russia exported 3,600,000 barrels per day by sea. this is a quarter more than the weekly average, while flows rose to multi-week highs from all terminals in the baltic black sea in the arctic and pacific regions, growth is also shown by a less fluctuating four-week export indicator. according to bloomberg, it increased to an average of almost 3 million 200,000 barrels per day. what is the highest score first? in the twenty-second year, ships that go to china, india, turkey and tankers are taken into account, which have not yet indicated their final destination, according t

agencies. cbs's nancy cordes tells us how it all came together. >> reporter: sneaking the leader of the free world active war zone isn't easy. >> we're here to stay. >> reporter: it took months of secret planning by a handful of officials from the poongs, the secret service, the intelligence community, and the white house. >> it was an incredibly small team. >> reporter: amanda sloat was on that team. she's a top adviser to the president on european affairs. >> it was a very close-held operation, and i think everybody wanting to do everything they could to get the president there and back safely. >> reporter: here's how they did it. instead of his usual 747, they put the president on a smaller 757, changing the call sign from air force one to special air mission 60. the plane took off from joint base andrews outside d.c. at 4:15 sunday morning, stopping briefly in germany to refuel before turning off its transponder and flying to a polish air base near the ukrainian border. as the president and a tiny group of aides made their way into ukraine on a heavily guarded eight-car train, u.s. surveillanc

not only not receiving that, but we have several people that have come out this week to tell us home health agenciesnot coming to these homes because they're worried about being exposed. we have people that are bedridden. one person asked to remain anonymous. they have a child that is -- has total care needs. th can't get home health to come out and take care of their child. it has been a struggle. these are real things happening on the ground. as far as for alan shaw, there is nothing that he can say that is going to make this better that he is willing to say because this is what norfolk southern does. they had these things, they poison us, they try to sweep it under the rug, and they think we are all just stupid enough here, all just hill jack and a to sit back. i can tell you from the meeting, people are very angry and they are ready to take action with not only policy changes, but they're ready to take action and make sure norfolk southern really does pay. not just cleans up and gives us some money, but they pay because these people have lost everything. they don't understand if their home is sa

an investigation to find out that information so we thought it was important to tell people of these particular agencies really dropped the ball on the most important, one of the most important targets. as it goes to why people come to us, generally for someone like me, these are really anomalies. we forge relationships and learn whose trustworthy and ultimately people come to us and tell us when they think there's wrongdoing for the american public should know about this because it's disturbing or embarrassing. people come to us for political reasons are not really people i like to deal with. they have motive and agenda and sometimes i find them to be dishonest so those people are typically not people i deal with. that sums up my experiences. >> how do you deal with the classification to try to control a narrative or you talk about somebody coming to you with an agenda or taking an agreement they lost how do you deal with that and figure that out? someone is trying to spin you and control your narrative. >> i try to meet people within the government and try to make sure there's enough people i can boun

tell about this. to check in more detail the echo of this significant for the whole country, well, svetlana knows about it, because from this, in my opinion, the agency practically began its work strategic initiatives, please, and i would like to tell. not about everything, because, of course, we work in different areas. we have them, uh, five key ones - this is what vladimirovich has already noted. these are questions, but improving the quality of life in the regions is everything that concerns the development of new technologies and the support of entrepreneurship. uh, this training. uh, according to the new competencies that are in demand today in the new economy, a and hmm in our country. these are issues of ecology and development of the regions in general. and, of course, here in all these directions. and vladimirovich is active. and work with entrepreneurs. e, with e public figures, those who implement projects in these areas, who offer some ideas for solutions and tools. we have a fairly wide - this is from uh, changes to e regulation of the legislation of the proposal in this part. yes, to open up some new growth opportunities. these or othe

catastrophic, the region, the geology experts and the ill turkish disaster management agency. officials have been telling us a tricky sits on major fort lines of, of the middle east of the region. and all these full blinds actually have the potential to affect at the levant, least and mediterranean, even, and northern africa. and that's why 10 cities are on around this fault, dine have been affected as they are changing the lives of more than 13000000 inhabitants. these figures are given by the turkey it by trickiest ministry of environment and urban ization. of course, we see people on our packages that our colleagues on a grand a how have produced a people are living like idp. is it people who had the opportunity to leave those areas were able to leave, but as some still a lived there, staying in the tent, staying in the public buildings dormitories, a dedicated debt by the turkish authorities. i have for, ah, the survivors now. but of course, everything is changing right now into kia that the region, those 10 cities are under a state of emergency for 3 months, be it. the reason for this is to protect

been closed and sunday evening and there were reports, gum fi on monday. provincial tell about official told a news agency, the pockets dawn had not allowed sick people to cross for treatment. pakistan has not commented so far. the whole number of articles john lubbock, as i'm traveling from the shower, to gyla, bought it. i have vegetables in my truck which have started losing water. it's a huge law. they're worth a lot of money. but the last for the owners, if they ask us to turn back now and we can't, because we don't have the money for the fuel, we spent whatever we had on the way here. cool, we're paying for all those. i don't know one well. dozens of runners have taken part in a unique half marathon in the indian himalayas. the climate change means this could be the 1st and last time the race can be held on the frozen leg. probably massage and story the. and with that they set off for a historic run, dozens of athletes based for 21 kilometers, and the frozen pang only more than 4000 meters above sea level. the 1st, if it's kind in india, i'm absolutely thrilled and fortunate that i'm part of a c, wh

agencies. cbs's nancy cordes tells us how it all came together. >> sneaking the leader of the free world into anive war zone isn't easy. it took months of secret planning by a handful of officials from the pentagon, the secret service, the intelligence community, and the white house. >> it was an incredibly small team. >> reporter: amanda sloat was on that team, she is a top advisor to the president on european affairs. >> close held operation i think everyone wanting to do everything they could to get the president there and back safely. >> reporter: here's how they did it. instead of his usual 747, they put the president on a smaller 757. changing the callsign from air force one to special air mission 60. the plane took off from joint base andrews at 4:15 a.m. sunday morning stopping briefly in germany to refuel before turning off its transponder and flying to a polish airbase near the ukrainian border. as the president and a tiny group of aides made their way into ukraine on a heavily guarded gate car train, u.s. surveillance flights kept watch from polish airspace. he arrived in kyiv bearing

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at this point i don't think there's faith or trust, jake, in what the government agencies are telling about communicating with the residents of east palestine, ohio, who as you know feel as they've been left in the dark. what should the biden administration, what should the epa do differently? >> show up and hear that community, see that community, listen to that community. go out there, find the dead animals, do the testing, start doing water testing, and being trance parent with them. look, by not showing up, by not addressing this, it's a national train derailment with very hazardous information, you do nothing but create a vacuum of an upset community, a misinformed community, a distrusting community, and it adds to rumors, speculation, losing trust and a lot of theories. show up and answer their questions, be present, act like you care about what's going on in your backyard in this country and be involved and not just sit there and give them a bunch of misinformation. and then you wonder why they're frustrated. show up. >> what are you expecting at the open house, the town hall t

>> that i think is key for the president's leadership, to get these agencies together, to tell them theyd to share the relevant intelligence and that there needs to be a consensus recommendation. >> china is calling the u.s. energy department's new assessment a political smear. do you think this could lead to even tenser relations between china and the u.s.? tensions are already rising amid the chinese spy balloon and china talking about maybe arming the russians. >> here is why that's not very credible from china. they are holding in secret all the information. they have refused to cooperate with world health organization. they've refused to give access to their scientists. so if they were more transparent, they'd have a leg to stand on. given how close they've been, they have no ride to accuse the united states of propaganda. >> do you have concerns that the politics around the origins of covid complicate the ability of scientists to communicate openly? does this make us more vulnerable in a future pandemic if people can't even offer a hypothesis without people jumping on them? >> it d

sports will tell right now sportswriters news agencies. andrey kozlov good morning to you. andrey well, are we starting the sports ground? good morning. yes, absolutely right, especially on such a festive day. and by the way, about the game of the child of asia, our news agency will usually go to the reeds of the group, so there will be an exclusive report. let's not just limit ourselves to some uh, broadcasts to me in a good way. well, there will be interesting material, be sure to look, yes, well, for now, what is in the united arab emirates began one of the smooth tennis tournaments of the wt1000 series winter with the participation of two belarusian prims victoria azarenka arina sobolenko both started with victories, and the recent winner of australia opana gave only one game to the american davis in two games, and after the match she gave a press conference a quote from which scattered throughout the world press, what will i single out? i arina after the success of melbourne became incredibly motivated to work further. that is, you and i have the right to expect even m

at all , but i hear the rest. which , of course, our law enforcement agencies like to report on all tv channels , they just like to tell, but the rest also film, and for some reason law enforcement agencies are silent about it like sports fishing engaged, got caught, took a picture with the apostles, and then, how will it go? glib kanevsky, the project manager, we need gresor to be with us and we are moving on. denis chistyakov is with us, finally , the deputy of the permanent representation of the president of ukraine from the autonomous in the autonomous republic of crimea. well, finally, because i thought he would be earlier but we have changed, we congratulate you , denisy, good morning, good health, but we are already reading here a message from the air defense forces of some regions of russia, the kursk region , in particular, the village of krasno- oktyabrsky glushkovsky district under fire, two write прилято елизаветовка a-a ot please comment on the actual situation that this could be good, and as far as we understand what it is , if there is now a war between ukraine and russia, this is an appropriate action o