but during the judicial proceedings, the americans attack the thebes desert and they do not wait for the international court of justice to make its own decision regarding the resolution of the dispute, and this seems to be the habit of this group of countries and now terrorist gangs, which during the negotiations between international or settling legal disputes, they carry out their aggressions and assassinations , or if they had not been trapped in thebes , we really don't know what would have happened in iran, and these are warnings for us to see. who are we negotiating with, what are we negotiating for, and is it even a good idea? now let's assume that some of us believe in the government, some believe in a government. if the government is done, will israel still adhere to it? we will see, not in the military. we live in the international system. there is no accountability for some countries, nor is there any supervision over them. therefore, the victim governments find a place where they have to exercise the right of legitimate defense to defend themselves. therefore , according

thebes incident was repeated once again for the americans. this time, one of the most advanced spy planes of the american regime fell into the trap of hezbollah's electronic warfare, and with god's grace , we were able to take down one of the most advanced planes of america, which has the characteristics of there is something special about catching the islamic republic of iran in a trap . this was the equipment to deal with them in order to discover and identify them. in fact , we can find and build their technologies . the second point is the facilities inside this plane , including the advanced cameras of saarc radars, which are actually able to produce images in all kinds of weather conditions. and the earth scans this is an advanced technology that can provide us with good patterns. on the other hand, the system the ones that are actually connected to the satellite in real-time, which is installed in the upper part of this plane, gives us the possibility to achieve the technology of making them. let's find out how these are related to the

in this area of ​​thebes with a temperature of 49 degree in the south of the country, the people of theies of brazjan and ghirwakarin endure 45 degree heat. however, tawanir company controls the electricity consumption of high-consumption trades. big tehran electricity distribution company with the installation of 45,000 smart meters, electricity of permes guilds. with the unprecedented warming of the capital, electricity consumption has also reached new records. in some trades, when you look from the outside, this consumption seems more like this, so let's sell it, but this is big business centers in tehran including and loser stores, which are very important for us most of the public opinion is equipped with smart control, which means we can control the consumption of these at the moment without visiting in person. let's do it, but the greater tehran electricity distribution company monitors these issues daily . we are checking the consumption of the shop to see that their lamps are really low consumption . compared to, for example, even the house, the consumption is less . what is th

kerman and zahedan are our hottest centers, while ahvaz is the traditional form in this respect, first thebes and riga. and fahrjam, in the same way, this is the temperature conditions of shahdad. you can see the continuation of the temperature, the continuation of the heat , we will have it for the next two or three days after that. with a relatively slow trend in shahdad in kerman, which can be a symbol of the center and east of the country, the temperature is decreasing. this is the weather that we are facing . he rejected 150 in my opinion , the people of qom, the people of central yazd province, south khorasan , south khorasan, razavi and sistan baluchistan are in the process, even today for a few days due to the amount of dust and pollution in the air . please use it . i clapped because ahmad reza called me . i am at your service. special thanks to mr. asghari and thank you for your support, dear viewers. president sami chatted with the elected members of the president's medical society, who had gone to shahid beheshti university's nursing and midwifery faculties to design specialized a

judiciary of the american attack on the desert of thebes it is done and they don't wait for the international court of justice to make its decision. it seems that this is the habit of this group of countries and now terrorist gangs during international negotiations or settlement. legal disputes , they carry out their aggressions, they assassinate them, or now if they were not stuck in the ground , we really don't know what would happen in iran, and these are warnings for us to see who we are negotiating with, what we are negotiating for, and whether it is even a good idea to assume now. we are some people who believe in a government, some people believe in a government even if the two governments are done, israel is still abiding. we see that we are not living in a military system. in the international system , there is no accountability for some countries, and there is no supervision for them, so the victimized governments find a place that in order to defend themselves , they must exercise their right to legitimate defense, so you believe that according to what is defined in the internation

well as i possibly can so at least i don't write about the writers -- there's not really an answer to thebe question. but it's the best that i can do. i like trying to find out what makes us tick, what makes people tick and people from the past. i wrote a biography of one living person, or gore vidal and i began with a preface saying i prefer that my subjects be dead but in this case i'm making anpt exception so to tryo exercise that for the lead of the union and the humane and historical imagination put yourself into the shoes as much as you can. it's society and it's fun and it's something i cano. do. what else am i going to do. any other questions or comments? >> very much drawn to a domestic there's that drawback to williamsburg so if you want to talk about that tension that part of the jefferson driven on the one way to this kind of private life and yet there's something driving him in the opposite direction. do you want to say more about that? he obviously is a workaholic in certain ways and aa man of eney during public service all his life and yet it's the opposite intention. >> he g

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yes so this one they've known about since 1935, found in a tomb in ancient thebes. we have a picture. is this going to come up? >> yeah, we've got a picture. don't worry. the pictures will come. >> so 1935. they've had that that picture for 89 years. they've been looking at it and they're now think maybe she died in pain . in pain. >> i don't think they went to the trouble of mummifying her. right. >> not the listener . it's a sort >> not the listener. it's a sort of mummified woman screaming in pain. is that fair, >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i think they they just say here somewhere what they thought or they thought originally it might be just a result of bad mummifying , substandard mummifying, substandard embalming, which is often what i think when i see a woman screaming. i think, oh, you look substantial now, putting kerry on screen next to the mummified one, which you can sort of compare and contrast . compare and contrast. >> all right. >> all right. >> well, all the scientists who've been studying have since died screaming with the same face. >> what do you want to

. >> thebe next call comes from ames, iowa and this is nancy. nancy please go ahead with your question or comment. >> my, and of how history touches their lives. just by absolute chance i was having lunch at the lbj ranch with lady bird johnson and a group from the wildflower center. i was a magazine editor and we were doing a story and very quietly during that lunch the woman came in, bent down and over ms. johnson i was sitting next to her and told her what happened at waco. it's an indelible memory of my mind. mrs. johnson's composure is something i will never forget. she said thank you very much and she went on. the propagation of what we had but i could see in her face and herio body language her distres. on the point of being just another point this happens to be the selma march anniversary and again how history can touch ones one slides. my husband and i were married by the reverend james reaves in washington d.c. and the most wonderful man. those are my comments and i'm enjoying this wonderful historian who we all need to let them come t

susan says darren, if rachel thebes reeves wanted to save money, then maybe she should stop milibandca for this nonsense. climate change. i hope she's put money aside for all the pensioners who may die of hypothermia this winter. not holding back at all. keep your views coming in. i love them , views coming in. i love them, i'm reading them all now though. we're going to discuss something going on in the royal household. there's always something going on in the royal household. this week has been absolutely no different. each saturday this show nana goes through a rundown to give you the latest from inside the royal household and who better to do that than the royal biographer, angela levin, who joins me now . angela, thank who joins me now. angela, thank you very much for your company. as ever. looking glamorous. harry and meghan's visit to columbia . how? because i spoke columbia. how? because i spoke to you about this. i remember before they went and we were worried about how this could turn into a diplomatic nightmare. yes, for the british foreign office, did it? >> well, i don't

a lot of pressure piling on rachel reeves was one of our viewers just pointing out rachel thebes on theport. not only is it the us open just around the corridor a corridor corner. >> why not. >> why not. >> why not corridor west down the corridor? absolutely. but let's talk rather than talk about jermaine jenas, which we have done a lot, yeah. take us into the premier league fixtures and man city. >> yes, exactly. well manchester city, they've won all before them in the last few years. won them in the last few years. won the treble in 2223. but every time they win something and there's this little asterisk next to it or not not, not formally. but there's a cloud over their achievements. have they been cheating? did they do it while they were receiving financial inducements? were there financial irregularities around the place where they inflating the value of sponsorship deals? were they playing paying players and managers off the books? they i should say that they strenuously deny any of this, but they're up against the premier league next month. we think we'll hear a verdict next year