, younes lingard and root have been placed in the second to fifth places, respectively.nk you for your support. look at my crying, what should i do when the earth has become a sea of ​​blood, it will be sad forever, fatimah , in this exile, you are a butler, you are also gone. you brought iron, i thought , mashallah, jazak allah, khairah nazem, brother, hello, hello peace be upon you, o messenger of god, peace be upon you, o aba saleh al-mahdi, speedy god, amen, may god bless you today, the day of tasua, bring the heart of hussain to the shrine of abul fazl, gather the heart of hussain, the heart of umm al-binin , to the bereaved. our sorrow is in your hands, for god's sake, abbas abbasi, ab al-fazl, for god's sake, take my hand, abijah , everyone's desire, no one should be silent, sir, today is tasua's day, or good weather , dehkhoda hossein , until your voices, 16, zainab, until all the worlds of kusam , tehran. i will put water on it , i will go. sarwar haqit hossein haqit hossein shah gave it to aida hossein don't let me, who is like mr. hossein, go everywhere, karba

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town itself was overgrown, a typical half-day belarusian city took half a day here belarusian clause, youns is on the face of goryn politics a project about people who live for half a day in belarus and work everything for the development of their homeland what happened this? a good-natured person i even knew such people who did not understand, did not even realize that something bad had to be done. you see how important nature is to him. here's how to save as much as possible. he is your 32nd 32nd international festival of arts slavianski bazaar in vitebsk is a creative palette of all kinds of art and seven bright unforgettable days two international vocal competitions, pop song performers and a children's music competition grandiose gala concerts and solemn ceremonies in the summer amphitheater special projects within the framework of the days of the union state solo programs of popular performers in the concert hall, vitebsk catch a bright wave of all kinds of art together with the slavic bazaar in vitebsk the most popular youth movement, which explains this popularity than in general to

its former name is persepolis, it is now back the 34-year-old intellectual student of younes shakri, a 34-year-old student of the gol gohar team, joined tehran fans for three seasons. abbasi was in qaimshahr . mohammad reza abbasi, the former winger of the tabriz tractor sazi football team , was added to the name of mehdi rahmati's students with a two-year contract. this player has a history of playing in zob teams ahan and foulad are also in his portfolio, while mes rafsanjan club has sent an official request to recruit mehdi abdi, the forward of persepolis, and the head coach of sarkhposhan has not yet issued permission for a loan transfer, due to the fact that no one's contract is subject to diabetes and the abandonment of pereira golmohamadi. the permission to separate these two clubs was collected by a foreign and domestic attacker from the north to the northwest . in my football friends magazine, i made a phone call with mr. abedini, the former ceo of persepolis club, and the football managers of our country, and made a request for persepolis club and the ceo of this club, darv

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our weiss side was ranked third in the tour de france ranking. 23 danish guard younes is the leader . hello, good day. iranian rowing national team is preparing to participate in the asian games in hangzhou. the dream riders are far. they started their training in the form of the 21st stage of the national team preparation camp in azadi lake . there are four men and six women in the camp. it is held by the olympic committee at first, when it started, i made almost a lot of progress. i didn't die for almost 20 seconds. i hope that the process of improvement will continue until the competition. god willing , we will have a good medal. you can try for the best color of the medal. now, due to the circumstances, it will start at 6:00 am. because of the heat , the children will be removed from the water early in the morning . and so on, entering the sea from 10 o'clock onwards it is possible, and i myself today to control this issue , according to the head coach of the national team, this time will bring problems . technically speaking, i am unemployed. we can improve my conditions by chang

amin ghasminejad and younes shakri, the players of gol gohar and sangharban of esteghlal last season, signed a one-year contract with mahmoud fekri's students in the tehran fan team. according to the announcement of farshid taheri, the manager of the transfer committee of the league organization, the windows of esteghlal and persepolis clubs have been closed and only the number 4 of the sepahan nasaji club is gol gohar and melan baz, who is an 18-year-old striker from palance , brazil, who joined barcelona with a 5-year contract worth 30 million euros and will join xavi's team this winter, a saudi publication announced, fifa al-nasr club. due to non-payment of the demands of english club leicester city at the time of the transfer of two million saudi riyals to nigeria and the termination of vitoria's contract, the head coach was fined 8 million euros two seasons ago and banned from transfers . 56 years old the newness of his contract for one more season is second-hand for the second-hand man who has become a second-hand player who has now become a second-hand player. he complained abo

and ayoub kalantari, midfielder from the previous season, nasaji mazandaran, amin ghasminejad and younes shakri , gol gohar players, sirjan and arash shakuri, defenders of the youth team , joined the tehran fans with a one-year contract. in the league, the windows of esteghlal and persepolis clubs are closed, and only the windows of 4 sepahan nasaji gol gohar and melvan clubs are open . thank you for your attention to the news of this section. you came on the first day of the regional trip to the continent africa iranian and kenyan officials signed five documents of cooperation in nairobi, relations between mining, fishing and tourism are among the subjects of the signed documents.

no plug-g-in requirered so youn go t the extra s summer mile.s safely. >>> moving day at the women's open. >> anthony florez got the lucky job of spending the day at pebble beach. he has the highlights.>> what a day it pebble beach, a new face climbs to the top of the leaderboard on moving day after a third round of 66. let's show you the highlights. a guest appearance at pebble for the first time this week, it was a beautiful day, was and tried to make a move, she began the day at +1, and she got in with birdies on 2 and 6, citing one under par, but she had a few hiccups. that happens in a major championship. even par 72, plus one for the champion ship, tied for ninth place, eight strokes back of a player who shot 666. she is in the lead by one shot at seven under par. as for rose, here are her thoughts on pebble beach and dealing with all the attention that she's been getting in a new phase of women's golf. >> look at the views out here, it's incredible. the clouds here are so abundant. it's really great to be at pebble beach for such a histor

to increase the military presence in the persian gulf, a clear message from tehran to washington, younesdlo of the sed and sima news agency, the signature of the heads of religious scholars and agents of the monotheistic religions of iran, the basis of a joint statement that condemns the insult to the holy book , which the swedish government recently decided to burn the koran . the bible and the torah have issued an official permission. the leaders of the monotheistic religions of the islamic republic of iran ask all muhadis to prevent the repetition of such heinous actions by sanctioning the governments even to the holy ones , including the swedish government. we can stop this conspiracy because, god willing, even though this person and these people can set a book on fire, but they cannot destroy the faith of the people. if a person does not accept this holy book for any reason, at least if he calls himself a monotheist, it is disrespectful to this book is not condemned for the mere existence of the name of god that is there, and it is not noteworthy in any way, because it is an insult

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but youns know, people have been joking recently in dark humor that should stay away from buildings ands interesting when people -- >> i would like to confront the wagner distinct with russia's war in ukraine which is now been going on for 16 or 17 months now. as our viewers will know, how do you seeas putin's goals in ukrae and you mention wagner's role as assault spearhead force in ukraine they have already withdrawn from the battle by the time this uprising occurred. but how do you see this really extraordinary challenge affecting if at all putin's goals in ukraine, and given especially his inability to achieve a decisive military victory thus far. >> i don't think it is going to affect his goals. his goals have been since the start of the special military operation to natzf yirks and pose a threat in putin's mind to russia.. his goals remain the same. now he has a long time to achieve those goals. what the prigozhin mutiny does have to pursue special military operation in ukraine. why has he been forced to rely on this military contractor because his military and security services h

cameron youn needed to go up and down out of the pot bunker to get into the final sunday pairing, andctly that. he'd make his put to get to solo second at 7 under. and the story this week is lefty brian harmon. he got the tap in for birdie and then another look for birdie and drained it. he's the solo leade heading into sunday and has a five stroke lead at 12 under fo the event. >>> a san mateo junior is one o the best in her sport. ashlyn johnson is a star on the fairwa now, but her journey didn't com easy. >> reporter: ashlyn johnson isn't your average rising golfer. a junior in san mateo, she's already one of the top death golfers in the world. >> it's a once in a lifetime kind of thing to come through. >> reporter: born deaf, she wears bilateral cochlear implants. >> back in the day it was a giant backpack they'd carry. no it's the size of a quarter and she wears it on her head. >> reporter: after years of speech therapy, johnson developed the ability to talk and communicate verbally, but o the golf course is where she really developed her voice. >> i'd start going to the range wi

no plug-g-in requirered so youn go t the extra s summer mile.s safely. >>> san francisco's famous palace of fine arts is a sports venue, perfect for pickleball. the courts opened today, open to the public and offer classes, is to taking off during the pandemic when people were looking for new outdoor activities, a lot of complaints about the courts that made noise, the palace of fine arts is an indoor venue, so the neighbors should not hear anything but you have to watch out for injuries, someone in the studio keeps getting injured when they play pickleball. >> i am not naming names. >> the number 1 sport growing for injuries, doctors are loving it. >> i played pickleball he said. it s like what happened. >> all of thos

here the belarusian proverb was half a day, youns is on the face of goryn politics a project about peopleo live on half a day in belarus and rob usyo for the development of their motherland what is a good-natured person i even knew such people who did not understand , did not even realize that something bad had to be done. you see how important nature is to him. look at the maximum saved. this event program on belarus 24 we continue in belarus , the updated law on citizenship came into force. what innovations are spelled out in the document, our observer svetlana chernova knows for persons acquiring belarusian citizenship, it will become mandatory to take the oath will be introduced tests for knowledge of one of the state languages, russian or belarusian, they will be taken. in writing , additional grounds are also introduced for canceling decisions on citizenship issues if a person refuses to take the oath. as noted in the department of citizenship and migration of the ministry of internal affairs of belarus, the changes in the law affect a number of innovations in the legislation on cit

no plug-g-in requirered so youn go t the extra s summer mile.s safely. . >>> this is pretty amazing. a los angeles mom gave birth to quad reasonably prudent person lits on the quadruplets and now thinks the number four is her lucky number. 40 staff members were part of it and four teams helped out. mother says the number four seems to just keep repeating itself >> today my sister was grabbing her stuff from the grocery store and the total was $44.44. i don't know what we are supposed to be getting from this number 4, it is something. >> what are the odds, lucky 4 the nurses say the babies are doing well, they will have a big brother soon to be four waiting for them. >> oh, my god >> my oldest was born on

and what is no, yes, yes, according to the beauty of younes, next to sports 200 m 300 m from the portget right down to it. yes something after such a prospect of odessa want us to answer answered harshly, please answer. no, this is the answer. not no those who are to blame. vladimir dolshchitsky transfer of weapons, there is nothing for you. don't refuse, do you understand? i don’t want to see anyone, and there are no beautiful buildings in lviv in lviv i haven’t been there, i don’t know, so you understand, there, there weapons are coming, odessa, and there are ships with grain, we’re like a ship nearby, finally lviv that loves us, it's ok. on wood, i'll tell you this. i repeat once again, well, funny funny. yes, but in fact, so to speak, the situation is, uh, you understand how the war is going on. the war is going right. yes, the americans ethnic conflicts will set fire to the network, the americans will set fire to everywhere, or they will still crawl away from the hegemons. but at the same time, they will set fire to them, they will burn, as in the fight against one you help, an o

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no plug-g-in requirered so youn go t the extra s summer mile.s safely. >>> okay, after droping the first two games of its three game series with the mariners, the giants are looking to get back on the winning track in oracle park. >> alex cobb was in complete control of the seattle lineup. in six innings, he struck out seven batters. the giants didn't provide a lot of offense but enough to win 2- 0. >>> th as s with the tigers. the as get a 3-0 lead. oakland never looked back, winning 12-3. >>> an historic moment for the u.s. women's open. the golf tournament will be played at pebble beach. players got practice in at the monterey peninsula. six golfer haves ties to stanford. >> for us to be on this venue at pebble, especially. and be together on this final practice round, it is something i have always kind of dreamt of. >> u.s. women's open tees f bright and early tomorrow at 7:00 in the morning. you can watcit tomorrow and friday on peacock. then over the weekend, we'll be covering right here on nbc bay area and the tee off will be at noon. >>>

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. >> the youns has a high rate of maternal mortality.ealth crisis happening right before our eyes. i felt the need to take it on in a substantial way. >> these stories should compel all of us to take on this crisis. >> reporter: since becoming vice president, kamala harris hosted the first ever maternal day of action at the white house and toured a distribution headquarters in los angeles dedicated to providing supplies and resources to mothers in need. >> when you look at the statistics, they are staggering. why are black women in particular dying at that rate? >> well, one reality of it that may be hard for people to hear is because she is black. when she walks into the clinic, that doctor's office, that hospital, she is not taken as seriously. another reality of this issue is that it has nothing to do with her socio economic level or her educational level. it has to do with the color of her skin. the biasies present in the system. >> you can watch the full interview with vice president on b.e.t. ♪ ♪ californinia sky ♪ ♪ tododos alcanz

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xo youn cannot comment on specific cases i will ask you ytoo. there is an appeal in the fifth circuit but challenges administrative law, the administered of court part of ftc. can you articulate why? this is one of the questions i came in from a member. why is that port why not just use regular federal court system? >> for those not deeply familiar with the mechanics of the ftc, we, like many other federal administered agencies have the option to either filing a lawsuit in federal court, or filing what's own in-house administrative adjudication. the process is that initially it administrative judge would file in-house take a first crack at it. make the key findings with the facts and law and appeal is available to the commission. and then very critically the opinion can always be appealed at any federal court of appeals. it is an interesting question to think why did congress designed the ftc are all these other agencies this way? you a specialist the agencies have very high levels of litigation including things like social security and that sor

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so is youn i look good to me. >> that was well, not exactlywel the epitome of cognitive health.here with reaction, co-host of the big money show on fognitive brian brendan turner. >> and also joining us is tricia lento is with us, gop strategist. good to see you. >> yeah, i couldn't understand. well, yeah, okay. he can't have a simple one on one conversation with the world leader. that that is chilling to me. a simpleit is chilling and we're laughing and it's incredibly embarrassing . rassing, but to your point, it's dangerous. and it's not just people reacting on twitter saying he's the bumbler in chief or saying that he's asleep at the wheel. this is the president of the freeth world meeting with te president of our biggest ally in the middle eastent of o. and the fact that this is the optics of what we're seeing, it's totally incongruousf what r what we want in a leader. >> what did you see the reaction of the israeli>> dd president? he's looking at the press like, are you getting this? is this really happening? are the lights on right now? and by the way, i think he wanted t

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communities towards churches, places like that, where people are doing this kind of work and mentoring youn doirk to meg and young womw up without fathers. yeah, it truly is sad. cast teo, i had a chance on my jason in the house podcast to interview you and talk to talk with youoyou an about yn upbringing in your life. >> and, you know, it's what youh went through and how you did it. but there are too many of thesea kids. they just they're not getting good education. they don'tre not gettid have school choice. >> they can't get out of these bad neighborhoods. neig your message to them?? >> how do we deal with this? and thank you for the question. and it brings up memories of that conversation you and i ha d a mother, my mom, eighth grade education, my dad, high school education. but they stuck together stu and they point out the importance of education. look, wethey p a supreme court u last week, jason, about affirmative action. >> irtabout f you on k-12 in mes public democratic cities, you can improve the livelihood of black andcaprove th brown be. >> but guess what? the teachers union cor

. >> the sunset date for the sentence commission was youn 30, 23 the commission recommend that authorized to continue to operate through june 302026. and we request support today. in closing i like to thank the mayor and supervisor stefani to bring this item before us today and i have i'm here for questions. we have a staff member from the san francisco sheriff's office here to also provide commentses to support. great >> good morning. i'm director of programs for the sheriff's office and i'm to express the sheriff's support for the extension of the sentencing commission the sentencing commission a productive space for partners to discuss sentencing trends. new policy solutions and hear from state, national leadership around sentencing reforms and important space to dive in the jail the sheriff office provides every month. thank you. >> thank you. are there questions or comments from colleagues? toipt ask the da's office can you give examples of success of the commission. why one of the success points before my time there was a lot of discussion with the commission closing jail number 4 a

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you were seeking to say , say that was seeking to say, say that was being silenced in that way by younlity. or. >> well, a lot of things, actually. >> i mean, i experienced firsthand what it means when a full smear campaign is going on against me. let me just give you against me. let me just give you a short story. if we have time for that, like a one minute story, how i lost the election back in 2018. there was a smear campaign against me in which they claimed that i received millions of hungarian money from another politician. they had news about it everywhere. basically, they showed a picture of me having dinner with this other person. the problem is that out of the two people in the picture , neither was me . so the picture, neither was me. so i went on the campaign trail the following days , and i came following days, and i came across a very interesting experience. there were people who were like calling out my name and saying, hey, you received those millions of hunganan received those millions of hungarian forints and i said, look , this is the picture . which look, this is the

control of the situation , you're having to situation, you're having to deploy military personnel or younitary personnel or your, you know, your harshest police force or your firefighters, whatever, to try and get law and order back on the streets. and it's going for on weeks, if not months. wouldn't there be a part of you that and go, right, that would try and go, right, i've try and the i've got to try and nip the communication methods in the bud to stop this. well to try and stop this. well i mean, that's what's happening in france moment, right. france at the moment, right. >> and but it's still all wrong to is taking to censor people. this is taking away liberties away people's civil liberties and that they shouldn't and the way that they shouldn't be away from. i mean, be taken away from. i mean, social media platforms have never in this way never been censored in this way before because there are relatively new thing. but, you know, it's similar to governments before shutting down publications and shutting down newspapers and so on and making sure that certain people can't pubush s

you were seeking to say , say that was seeking to say, say that was being silenced in that way by younibility. or. >> well, a lot of things, actually. >> i mean, i experienced firsthand what it means when a full smear campaign is going on against me. let me just give you against me. let me just give you a short story. if we have time for that, like a one minute story, how i lost the election back in 2018. there was a smear campaign against me in which they claimed that i received millions of hungarian money from another politician. they had news about it everywhere. basically, they showed a picture of me having dinner with this other person. the problem is that out of the two people in the picture , neither was me . so the picture, neither was me. so i went on the campaign trail the following days , and i came following days, and i came across a very interesting experience. there were people who were like calling out my name and saying, hey, you received those millions of hunganan received those millions of hungarian forints and i said, look , this is the picture . which look, this is

what's your. youn >>i youn >> i didn't i'm fortunately i lost sound on the last bit. your question there. >> well the question is, what do you make gender neutral you make of gender neutral toilets? you have a toilets? are you do you have a problem so, problem with them? and if so, why ? why? >> well, first of all, i actually have a problem with the term. i said this sex based . term. i said this sex based. they've always been sex based because sexes have different needs. because sexes have different needs . and although the term needs. and although the term gender neutral, neutral is supposed to mean it's neutral to genders, there's something about neutral that implies it's a neutral that implies it's a neutral decision , but it's not. neutral decision, but it's not. i mean, you're talking about organisations and i think there are very different needs when it comes organisations and comes to organisations and schools. girls and schools. you know, girls and boys specifically want boys specifically do want different toilets for reasons of dignity and privacy , but also

does anyone give youne of engine to share those practices and shouldn't that be the role of the obt in we actually used a lot of doctor lynch's work in our analysis of life connection when we first got there we built structures to capture the potential of what the data said the potential was. this absolutely can be replicated we've done it twice we did three years in nevada and three years in life connection with our amazing team it can be replicated for sure. >> what role should the ob tm to facilitate some of the sharing of best practices. >> to answer your second question, i don't have a venue it's probably because i look at the house testimony in 2021 insane the things that should've been set a long time ago but i'm sure all get backlashes for this. i do not have a venue but one thing that we talked about our organization will share any practice, anything that we do with any organization that asked and we don't need credit it just save someone's life but no one ever asks, crazy to me. >> i will have some more questions. >> senator. >> mr. chairman thank you so much. i want to thank

but only privileged youn think there's a point here. >> i think there's a point here. is it really the right priority for a government to be removing a tax for the top 4% in society instead of taking tax off earned income? i think it would be much better if rishi sunak and jeremy hunt propose at the next general election that they were going to cut part of income tax, that they would perhaps going to cut corporation tax or business rates or national insurance contributions , that contributions, taxes that are actually contribute to actually going to contribute to economic growth and put more money back into people's pockets. i want to ask tax because that we have a red wall tory government, right? >> they got their on northern seats but there many seats, but there aren't many northern where people's northern seats where people's houses half £1 million. >> absolutely . and you know, i >> absolutely. and you know, i have quite a nuanced view on this, which is you remember when theresa bringing in theresa may tried bringing in the social care scheme where she basically sa

but if you want, spending want, instead of spending your youn want, instead of spending your your, onnt, instead of spending your yomget on food, you want, instead of spending your yomget all on food, you want, instead of spending your yomget all your on food, you want, instead of spending your yomget all your food food, you want, instead of spending your yomget all your food free i, you want, instead of spending your yomget all your food free from can get all your food free from over there and you can spend your whatever. then of your ten or on whatever. then of course, you're going to go get your free from there. your food free from over there. why wouldn't you? >> and wouldn't >> you know, and i wouldn't blame think, you know, blame people. i think, you know, it's miserable it's a particularly miserable kind of existence where you don't spare cash don't have any spare cash to i don't have any spare cash to i don't know, your kid a new don't know, buy your kid a new toy get yourself a new jumper toy or get yourself a new jumper or of these things. think or any of these things. i thi

. >> and youne were directly turnd down as well. >> there were situations to where i was notot able to ask certain questions. >> so you were not able to lift the box and find out what's underneath. >> there were certain -- in our investigation you want to follow the facts. that's part of our job as you follow the evidence and work the case. >> i know that you were tipped off about the storage unit before you were able to actually searchwe it. can you say what you were looking f for because you've but up to this point and now you know there's a strong indication that there's something there. >> i believe in the testimony, he moved his prior office, he being hunter removed his prior office into that storage unit. >> so this was computers? >> i don't know what would have been in there. >> besides tax crimes, or violations, what other violations were being investigated by the other agencies? >> so those are in the confines of our testimony what other charges are being -- were there other agencies working with you that were working on other? >> the fbi was working this case with us. >> but

but only privileged youn think there's a here. >> i think there's a point here.riority is it really the right priority for a government to be removing a tax for the top 4% in society instead of taking tax off earned income? i think it would be much better if rishi sunak and jeremy hunt propose at the next general election that they were going to cut part of income tax, that they would perhaps going to cut corporation tax or business rates or national insurance contributions , that contributions, taxes that are actually contribute to actually going to contribute to economic growth and put more money back into people's pockets. i want to ask tax because that we have a red wall tory government, right? >> got their on northern >> they got their on northern seats , but there many seats, but there aren't many northern seats where people's houses £1 million. >> absolutely . and you know, i >> absolutely. and you know, i have quite a nuanced view on this, which is you remember when theresa tried bringing in theresa may tried bringing in the social care scheme where she b

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